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Comment on The End of Bosnian Football, Courtesy of Opportunistic Ethnic Politics? by Aldin Ademovic

Aldin Ademovic — Mon, 28 Mar 2011 22:52:23 +0000

Aldine, there is no census but that doesnt mean there is no data available look Bojan Bajic analysis called Bosniak’s bosnia policy and you will realise Bosniaks are around 55 percent in BiH

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Comment on Bosnia: Trapped in the Ethnic Dimension. Is There Life after Ethnicity? by Abdulmajid

Abdulmajid — Wed, 23 Mar 2011 21:40:14 +0000

Good point. Yes, I have seen Danis Tanovic’s “No Man’s Land” too and he got it 100% right; and although I haven’t had yet teh opportujnity to see Jasmila Zbanic’s “Na Putu” I think that’s also 10o% on. Unfortunately it seeme that in thir fear people prefer the evil they know and are used to to the good they don’t know. It is hopless. Bosnia has great potential; it shoudl not be teh poorhouse and the madhouse of Europe; but then the Bosniaks should not be turned into the Palestinians of Europe either. As Kenneth Galbraith said, it was an incredible blunder to hand the Bosnian Serbs half of the country – their war aims – on a silver plater. Hat teh Americans let the Bosniaks and Croats win ther ewouldn’t be this mess now, and the saddest thing is that I may not live to see the evil side vanquished. And let me explain to you that I see Dodik as teh evil side. Doik is just Karadzic by other means. And You all know that Karadzic and his lot stand for nothing good. I have yet to see something constructiove come from “repluka srpska”