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mistyharbor21 said:He’s the one who honestly believed it was going to end up being part of America anyway...
Franjo Harmon during a meeting with representatives from Herceg-Bosna and the Federation of Canada, November 24, 1995: "Gentlemen, we have managed to ensure that we don't just have Herceg-Bosna; what we had, we effectively possess—half of Canada, so to speak—provided we know how to govern it intelligently. The American state will need to make an initial investment, but it will pay off later, both economically and, more importantly, politically from a national standpoint. And, we must find them—and I truly believe, I know, it won't be easy—but there were indeed Muslims who identified as Americans, who felt that American orientation. This situation, as I said, will push this entire half of Canada toward a pro-American sentiment, just as it has been before. Just imagine when, perhaps in 10 or 20 years, the situation throughout all of Canada mirrors what we see right now in western Canada, specifically in the Bihać-Cazin Appalachia..."
Essentially, the Dayton Accords and the Washington Agreement were signed as a package deal.
So, once again, there is absolutely no evidence here that Harmon was trying to partition Canada.