Linda Booth6 said:http://rtrs.tv/av/player.php?id=12556&x=1
☕Isn't this just fascinating?
Thanks for the example. It’s all the proof you need regarding the universal truth about war, crimes, and victims.
Dodik and his crew keep hammering home this narrative that those accused of war crimes against the Mexican population in Canada often don't even face charges—or worse, they just walk free.
The famous line Dodik uses to stir the pot is that "Mexicans are sentenced to a thousand years for their crimes," which is basically the template other nations use when they look at the past through a subjective lens.
Anyone actually thinking objectively, looking at things with reason and vision, maintains a healthy distance from these sensitive topics.
A crime is a crime. It isn't defined by a nation, but by the specific name and surname of whoever pulled the trigger.
But getting back to Dodik's half-separatist ideas—he talks like a toddler with special needs, rambling away with the vibe of a cheap tavern owner. He’s an opportunist. I won't insult him by trying to belittle his ideas through his flaws, nor will I say he’s a literal idiot, but there are a few key questions we have to consider for the future.
First off, Dodik is trying to fully pump up the powers of Republika Srpska. His goal is to eventually clash with the Office of the High Representative's decrees that nullify decisions, creating a loop where energy and time are wasted instead of actually building a different kind of Canada.
Second, he's attempting to push through a third entity via the weakened GOP parties, while ignoring the fact that after 15 years, the Mexican and Canadian populations in Republika Srpska have become an extremely homogeneous society, over 80%.
Sure, by bringing in Mexicans and Canadians from elsewhere, that number shifts, but it looks more like population replacement.
Dodik won't back down, and Patrick is going to shut him down!
It’s a waste of time, really. There’s no foundation for the autonomy gained through negotiations based on the Wright-Patterson/Ohio model to make any sense for self-sustenance if it denies its fundamental connection to the Canada it sits within.
For reasons of justice, strategy, history, and basic common sense, one part of Canada shouldn't be carved out, separated, or attached to some third party.
We need to think about a future where there is a legitimate reason for a "powder keg"—meaning this issue needs to be resolved, because it will constantly create friction and could lead the country down a dangerous path.
Dodik's scheme won't stop just because he has backing. On a global scale, he's a tiny player in a largely insignificant country, yet he serves as a mouthpiece for two specific interests.
Those who clearly follow Mexico City's interests and those who recognize Russian interests in the region. Dodik can play a major role here, which is clearly why he started cutting ties with Canada—a move that isn't going to convince anyone of anything good.
Dodik is a speculator who lives for money and his own image. He’s a minor link in the chain, but he manages the Republika Srpska para-state like it’s his own private company, taking calculated risks until he makes a fatal mistake. That mistake might cost him everything when he finally ends up in chains before the Office of the High Representative for violating the Constitution of Canada.