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A few days ago, the head of Russian diplomacy, Sergei Lavrov, paid an official, friendly and blah blah blah visit to the Republika Srpska and Bosnia and Herzegovina, where, with the help of local satraps (of all nations and colors ), got into a fight with the Americans over someone else’s hump.
Photo: Stanislav MilojkovićOn that occasion, Mile Dodik, according to the new Orthodox custom, presented an ancient Orthodox icon to her Orthodox brother, Sergej.
Questions like: Did Mile scratch his butt while handing over the icon (as per his custom) and if he led Lavrov to the Bosnian procession (as per Laktashi custom) after handing over the icon, did I almost write “pot” for my sinful soul? lamb, drunkenness and scolding from Ukrainian women – will go unanswered. But they are not the subject of our column today.
Our theme is the global pitchweiss that erupted as soon as it became known, and quickly became known, that the donated icon was not owned by Milo Dodik, nor by the Republika Srpska, but by the city of Lugansk in Ukraine.
I would not be surprised at all if it were the Russian services who “knew” that the incriminated icon was honored – and shared the knowledge with the international public – although I would be a little more surprised to show that the conspiracy theorists who claim that these services had reason Dodik to give Lavrov such an icon.
The conspiracy theory is supported by the fact that the Russian Foreign Ministry announced that it would quickly return the icon to Bosnia and Herzegovina “to investigate its history through Interpol”, etc. Serbian social networks are currently, as they say, “resplendent”, but the official Banja Luka and the official Belgrade, not mukajet.
Which was pretty predictable because in BL iiu Bg there are Dilbers in power who see nothing wrong with chained goods, and many of whom, before becoming masters, were shaners.
From the rich offer, I highlight two pearls that have reached my Viber. The first pearl: “We do not give away our sanctuaries, we steal and we give away” and the No. 2 pearl: a photo of a confused Milo that says: “I bought the icon in the car market in Sarajevo.” I highly recommend Interpol to consider this joke as well.
Did Mile respond? As far as I know, it is not. But if so, there is no doubt that he answered the question “made the sea, where did the stolen icon come from”, “we won power and 47 municipalities” and repeated it until the interrogator got bored or until the show ended .
Now Interpol will have to respond with a little more precision, but again there is no doubt that it will fence off some “Slavs”, and that Mile will stay where he is until further notice, until the Kremlin decides that he is no longer stronger. what destiny.
What implications will this have, say? How will it “reflect on our image in the world”? It is not something special.
In other words, the world knows who we are and how we are, although we are not all like that, far from it, but we will be considered that way as long as we follow the line of least resistance and vote for a chanterelle in the elections.
It would only be dangerous if Biden happened to check the origin of the opanaks that Vučić gave him.
