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Masic asked Kosarac: How bad of Human Material do you have to be to insult your Hometown?

Published: December 6, 2023
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The representative in the House of Representatives of the Parliament of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Damir Mašić, commented on today’s address of State Minister Staša Košarac in front of the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina, in which he insulted Sarajevo.

“How evil, corrupt and simply bad human material do you have to be to insult in this way the city where you were born and where you still receive an enormously high salary every month,” wrote Mašić.

Košarac, he added, rudely insulted Sarajevo, the people of Sarajevo, “and all for the love of the beloved leader.”

Let’s remind you, Košarac said today that “Sarajevo is contaminated with viruses, either political or some other”.

He also added that the trial against Dodik is “political” and that it is actually “a trial of Bosnia and Herzegovina”.

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