Zadnjih dana se povela vrlo živa rasprava o BiH na Twitteru. Ukratko, izgledalo je tako da su Gerald Knaus i Michael Martens iznijeli neke stavove i postavili neka pitanja koja nisu u skladu s propagandom koju promiču bošnjački nacionalisti i samim time su postali meta prozivke većeg broja Bošnjaka; Reufa, Emira, Jasmina Mujanovića, Ivane Cvetković Bajrović, Aide Hadžialić i još niza no-name Bošnjaka koji su austrijsko-njemački dvojac obasuli nesuvislom propagandom, jeftinim floskulama, optužbama i prijezirom. Teško je prepričati sve polemike koje su se odvile, pa toplo preporučam da si uzmete vremena, pregledate malo navedene Twitter račune i uvjerite se kako to izgleda. Ono što i dalje ostaje zabrinjavajuće za nas Hrvate (a bogami i Srbe) jest da nas praktički nema u tim raspravama i da neka logična pitanja i razumne zaključke – a koje se tiču hrvatskog pitanja u BiH – postavljaju jedan njemački novinar ili austrijski analitičar da bi se potom na njih sručila lavina bošnjačke propagande. Mislim da ću danas sastaviti mail i obratiti se na nekoliko adresa (HSPF, IDPI, Nino Raspudić, Marijan Knezović, Željana Zovko, HDZ…) te ukazati na taj problem. Možda se netko aktivira u takvim raspravama, imam dojam da bi to bilo korisno.

A ostalih 65% su vas malo "popravila" braća iz Anadolije i Bliskog istoka?

"Popravljali" su i vas Italijani i Mađari. A ponekad i Turci i Srbi. Da vam nije sjeverne Hrvatske, bili bi isti kao mi.

Sjeverne Hrvatske? Čitava današnja Hrvatska nema 0% veze s vama.

Gledaju vas ljudi kad dođete kao da ste pali s marsa.

Isto vas gleda i Međimurac i Brođanin i Ličanin i Dubrovčani. Terra incognita.

Pa ne bježe mladi Hrvati od dobra. Mi smo sve to znali, tako da se puno ne uzbuđujemo na vaše loženje kako ćete ovo ili ono. Sjedi jedan. Prvo domaću zadaću, pa čašu mlijeka, pa crtać, pa na spavanje.

Reuf bi trebao usvojiti njemački izgovor vlastitog imena, dakle "Rojf". To je jedna od strategija koja će ove njegove bijesne tvitove približiti ciljanoj publici. Sami sadržaj je nesporan, naravno, ali treba paziti i na formu.

Lolek i Bolek (Reuf i Emir) su napisali nekakvu kvazianalizu najave promjene VP za Erdoganovu AA. Pošto su se očekivano zlobno očešali o Michaela Martensa, dotični je objavio tvit kako ga Erdoganova agencija pokušava diskreditirati. Lolek i Bolek su se na to uznemirili te su nemušto pokušali odbaciti kritiku te vrste. Zasigurno najbolniji dio bio je kada se u raspravu uključio Florian Bieber da bi zapravo podržao Martensa kratko mu poručivši - Ignore them! To je grupicu bošnjačkih agitpropovaca posebno izbacilo iz takta pa je odmah krenuo napad i na njega, čak su mu izvukli da se tobože protivio obnovi Starog mosta. Uglavnom, sad su i njih dvojica valjda postali UZPovci i fašisti.

Lolek i Bolek (Reuf i Emir)

Biden Campaign Official Klempic Issues Statement

SEPTEMBER 22, 2020

by Aram Arkun

WASHINGTON – Elvir Klempic is the National Affinity and Ethnic Engagement Director for the Joseph Biden presidential campaign. He has issued a statement on his role in the Biden campaign and his position on the Armenian Genocide and related issues.

Elvir Klempic

Klempic was born in Bosnia and Herzegovina and as a refugee, came to Iowa, where he graduated Iowa State University with a degree in political science and international studies in 2014. In addition to involvement in politics through the Democratic Party, and organizing Bosnian Americans, his connection with Turkey has been strong.
Klempic participated in an NGO leadership seminar in Konya, Turkey in the summer of 2013. Prior to his Biden campaign position he worked as executive director of the Turkish Heritage Organization (THO). This organization has been associated with efforts to deny the Armenian Genocide, and THO has promoted the interests of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan in many spheres in the US. This has led to concerns among Armenian Americans about what this means for the position of the Biden campaign on the Armenian Genocide and other issues important to them.

Klempic’s statement follows.

The Biden for President ethnic engagement operation has become one of the largest in the history of presidential campaigns; one that proudly transverses a plethora of diverse American-ethnic communities. As we pioneer this large operation, I have made it a personal goal to ensure that the campaign is actively working to address the issues raised by ethnic communities in the United States. Foreign policy being of high interest to ethnic communities, my personal views related to foreign affairs issues and ethnic communities do not reflect those of my previous employers, but instead fully and wholeheartedly align with those of Vice President Joe Biden. This includes the Vice President’s pledge to recognize the Armenian Genocide and the Vice President’s views on the conversion of the Hagia Sophia into a mosque, among others. As a child who survived the horrors of the Srebrenica genocide in Bosnia, I work for the campaign because I believe the Vice President is the right person to lead our nation, to address human rights concerns, and to fight for what is right. He will ensure that the voices of those unheard in America and around the world are heard, and I am honored to be a part of his team and support his views and efforts.
John McCarthy, Deputy Political Director for Biden for President declared on this topic: “The Vice President takes this very seriously and has made clear his position on the Armenian Genocide. This is an issue that has gotten a really meaningful elevation and the VP has demonstrated his commitment.”


Anthony Barsamian, Armenian-American activist, commented as well on the Klempic statement, stating: “We expect the executive branch to follow the US Congress by fully and unequivocally affirming the Armenian Genocide once and for all and to stop Azerbaijan’s military aggressions against Armenia and Artsakh. We welcome the statement released by Elvir Klempic which demonstrates again that a Biden Administration will affirm the Armenian Genocide and direct the State Department to formally change US policy. We call on the Trump Administration to use its executive authority immediately to follow the example of President Ronald Reagan, having acknowledged the Genocide while serving as President. Any attempts by the Administration to continue to block legislation set forth by the US House and Senate, rather than fully acknowledge the proud legacy of the United States, should be reversed with new policy prior to the November election.”