The Elections in Bosnia
FORUM IZBJEGLICA BIH
BROKEN PROMISES
May 30, 97
By Stjepan Balog
The May 30 (1997), Associated Press report on President Clinton's
announcement that the American troop will not be leaving Bosnia any time
soon shouldn't come as a surprise to anyone. It was clear from the
results of the Dayton negotiations that what was achieved there wasn't a
peace agreement but rather a NATO/U.S. enforced cease fire. The whole
Dayton process was directed more towards the American electorate and the
showing of President Clinton's supposed foreign policy competence than
the achievement of a true, fair and long lasting piece. He obviously
succeeded with the American electorate, but as far as Bosnia goes,
nothing was resolved, and even the few agreements that might have made
some sense were never enforced, such as return to their homes of all the
refugees and the bringing to trial of all the Serbian war criminals.
The only true winners in Bosnia were the Serbs. The genocide and the
ethnic cleansing they committed is being slowly forgotten, while in
Dayton, they were rewarded with half of Bosnia. It isn't much different
than if the Nazis were rewarded with half of France at the end of W.W.II.
But the Bosnian Muslims, the greatest victims of the Serbian aggression,
are not seeing any positive results from the Dayton agreement. They are
left in an economically unworkable and militarily indefensible
reservation, surrounded by hostile Christians. Their only alternative
will be to liberate by force that which was given to the Serbs in Dayton.
The only thing we can expect Mr. Clinton to continue doing is extending
the troops stay in Bosnia until he leaves office. After that, it won't
be his problem.
As a matter of fact, the charade of the so called "Dayton" agreement will
be further reinforced in the upcoming Bosnian local and municipal
elections, also supported By Mr. Clinton. As with the other points of
the Dayton agreement, Mr. Clinton is not concerned that these elections
will further assure the Serbian dominance over half of Bosnia and in fact
finalize the dismemberment of Bosnia. If Mr. Clinton was as concerned
with the Bosnia people as he claims, he would support the cancellation of
those elections until all the "ethnically cleansed" Bosnians can return
to their homes first. The supreme idiocy of these upcoming elections in
Bosnia is the fact that it will be the vote confirming the different
ethnic groups to a particular location, in other words, a confirmation of
the "ethnic cleansing." Since the Bosnians are not allowed to return to
their half of Bosnia now occupied by the Serbs and vote there, where
their homes were, the elections will forever confirm that the territories
taken by the Serbs will stay Serb (with Mr. Clinton's blessing).
Although Mr. Clinton is not the only one with the authority to "make
things right" in Bosnia, he is the only one with enough physical power to
back up his demands. But so far, his demands were to sweep Bosnia under
the rug until he leaves office.
Stjepan Balog
Warren, Michigan
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organization to this list; mail back your support to: <az...@tiac.net>.
Look at the list of the supporters of this petition. You will notice many
names of Bosniaks (a.k.a. Bosnian Muslims) Bosnian Croats and Bosnian
Serbs. Please join them. Thank you!
We, the citizens of the Republic of Bosnia-Herzegovina, who were exiled
by force from our country into the USA and who understand the importance
of today's events for the future of our homeland, are sending to the
representatives of the government of Bosnia and Herzegovina and to the
whole world the following:
PETITION
Regarding the announcement of the rules for the election of the governing
officials by the Temporary Election Committee of the Organization for
Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE), first in the city of Mostar,
and shortly after in all of Bosnia-Herzegovina, we strongly demand that
the elections be postponed until the return of all Bosnian refugees to
their homes is completed. If the elections go on as planned by the OSCE
Temporary Election Committee and its
leader Mr. Robert Frowick, we know that the result would be the
destruction of
Bosnia-Herzegovina as an independent country and the refugees, who were
the victims of the genocide and ethnic cleansing, never would be allowed
to return to their homes.
Having seen the previous performance of our government and its readiness
to cave in under pressure, we are justifiably concerned about its future
actions. No one, much less the highest officials of the government of
Bosnia-Herzegovina, has the right to take actions which will lead to the
destruction of our homeland, and your participation in these elections
would mean the
capitulation of our country.
We have been the victims of genocide committed by the enemies of our
country, and the wounds inflicted on us are still fresh and will never
fully heal. Because of the wounds inflicted on us and in honor of those
Bosnians who died for our homeland, we insist that you don't hold the
elections in Mostar and other parts of the country until we are allowed
to participate in them personally at our HOME.
The refugees from Bosnia and Herzegovina, dispersed in 127 countries all
over the world, are living through the nightmare of slaughter and
genocide inflicted on them by the latest form of fascism. Your
participation in the elections before refugees return to their homes
would put you in the same class with those who committed genocide on our
people, as you would be killing our country. Don't be participants in the
genocide of your own people and country. Don't you kill us too !
If you, the top officials of the government, decide not to listen to our
voice, we hope that our brothers and sisters at home, as well as any
patriots of an undivided Bosnia-Herzegovina, will. By boycotting these
elections, we will show the creators of the Dayton agreement, which is
immoral and every day adjusted to accommodate our enemies, that we are a
people with dignity and that we are aware of the scheme against us.
LONG LIVE UNDIVIDED BOSNIA-HERZEGOVINA
Boston May 19, 1996.
Gusic, Bedrudin (USA, Banja Luka);
Colakhodzic, Kemal (USA, Mostar)
Custovic, Mirzo (USA, Mostar);
Custovic, Dusanka (USA, Mostar)
Colakhodzic, Amar (USA, Mostar);
Mahinic, Omica (USA, Mostar)
Mahinic, Seada (USA, Mostar);
Gusic, Dzenan (USA, Banja Luka)
Gusic, Mirsada (USA, Banja Luka);
Gusic, Sead (USA, Banja Luka)
Alagic, Fahrudin (USA, Sanski Most);
Omerbasic, Mensur (USA, Sarajevo)
Omerbasic, Faruk (USA, Sarajevo);
Omerbasic, Zumreta (USA, Sarajevo)
Colakhodzic, Jasminka (USA, Mostar);
Cehic, Sulejman (USA, Bosanski Novi);
Cehic, Enes (USA, Bosanski Novi);
Cehic, Rahmana (USA, Bosanski Novi)
Cehic, Zahida (USA, Bosanski Novi);
Alagic, Sead (USA, Sanski Most)
Alagic, Nasiha (USA, Sanski Most);
Alagic, Ismet (USA, Sanski Most)
Alagic, Seida (USA, Sanski Most);
Lakaca, Dzebrail (USA, Duvno)
Kusturica, Resad (USA, Sarajevo);
Misic, Ibrahim (USA, Mostar)
Misic, Amra (USA, Mostar);
Misic, Elma (USA, Mostar)
Dzindic, Hikmet (USA, Brcko);
Gutosic, Melika (USA, Brcko)
Dzindic, Bahrija (USA, Brcko);
Gutosic, Irma (USA, Brcko)
Causevic, Fazila (USA, Sarajevo);
Causevic, Emir (USA, Sarajevo)
Lakaca, Elvis (USA, Duvno);
Lakaca, Alisa (USA, Duvno)
Lakaca, Ajka (USA, Duvno);
Misic, Ahmet (USA, Mostar)
Misic, Semsa (USA, Mostar);
Misic, Semir (USA, Mostar)
Misic, Semira (USA, Mostar);
Haracic, Rahmo (USA, Bugojno)
Djulovic, Enis (USA, Donji Vakuf);
Borogovac, Mirza (USA, Tuzla) <ha...@BU.edu>
Borogovac, Musadik (USA, Sarajevo) <mus...@tiac.net>
Skoko, Kimeta (USA, Banja Luka);
Skoko, Salih (USA, Banja Luka)
Skoko, Semija (USA, Banja Luka);
Dracic-Islamovic, Vlasta (USA, Banja Luka)
Borogovac, Nefa (USA, Tuzla);
Hadziahmetovic, Avdo (USA, Foca)
Hadziahmetovic, Mehmed (USA, Foca);
Hadziahmetovic, Fahra (USA, Foca)
Kameric, Dinka (USA, Stolac);
Kameric, Zenun (USA, Teocak)
Islamovic, Kadima (USA, Bijeljina);
Islamovic, Zijah (USA, Bijeljina)
Dobric, Vasko (USA, Mostar);
Dobric, Aida (USA, Mostar)
Sijercic, Dervisa (USA, Mostar);
Duhovic, Emina (USA, Gorazde)
Dr. Borogovac, Muhamed (USA, Tuzla) <az...@tiac.net>
Talic, Alija (USA, Sanski Most);
Saracevic, Kenan (USA, Jajce)
Ljubovic, Adnan (USA, Mostar);
Islamovic, Ajnur (USA, Banja Luka)
Keco, Nasuf (USA, Capljina);
Keco, Sahzija (USA, Capljina)
Lakaca, Izeta (USA, Duvno);
Brkic, Slavica (USA, Odzak)
Brkic, Nijaz (USA, Odzak)
Dr. Sijercic, Zlatko (USA, Banja Luka) <sije...@slb.com>
Cadra, Denijal (USA, Mostar) <dca...@kennedy.ecn.uoknor.edu>
Cadra, Nermina (USA, Mostar); Cadra, Maja (USA, Mostar)
Cadra, Sead (USA, Mostar);
Dr. Sendijarevic, Vahid (USA, Tuzla) <sen...@udmercy.edu>
Dr. Sendijarevic, Aisa (USA, Tuzla) <sen...@udmercy.edu>
Sendijarevic, Ibrahim (USA, Tuzla) <ab...@engin.umich.edu>
Mustafa Nurkic (USA, Orasje);
Izudin Nurkic (USA, Orasje)
Ajun, Senka (USA, Modrica);
Ajun, Abdulah (USA, Modrica)
Keric, Osman (USA, Prijedor) <oke...@prairie.nodek.edu>
Keric, Jasminka (USA, Prijedor);
Velic, Munevera (USA, Prijedor)
Velic, Arnel (USA, Prijedor);
Nasic, Esma (USA, Prijedor)
Dedic, Ernad (USA, Prijedor)
Rustempasic, Svan (USA, Sarajevo) <rap...@eskimo.com>
Mahir Sokolija (Australija, Sarajevo) <bos...@dial.eunet.ch>
Dr. Reuf Tafro (Switzerland, Foca);
Sadeta Dolan (Switzerland, Sarajevo);
Semsa Tafro (Switzerland, Foca);
Osman Frzina (Switzerland, Sarajevo);
Jasmina Frzina (Switzerland, Sarajevo);
Edo Sabanagic (France, Velika Kladusa);
Muhamed Dedic (Switzerland, Sarajevo);
Kemo Sokolija (Italy, Sarajevo);
Fadila Sokolija (Italy, Sarajevo);
Naser Custovic (Australia, Tuzla)
Dinka Custovic (Australia, Tuzla);
Namik Omersaphic (Australia,
Almedin Salcin (Australia, Sarajevo);
Amela Salcin (Australia, Tuzla)
Sejdefa Sokolija (Australia, Sarajevo);
Mujo Ohranovic (Australia, Zvornik);
Himzo Tulic (Austria, Zvornik);
Adila Custovic (Australia, Sarajevo)
Aida Tulic (Austria, Zvornik);
Hanifa Tulic (Austria, Zvornik)
Teufik Sokolija (Germany, Sarajevo);
Fatima Sokolija (Germany, Sarajevo);
Ibrahim Halilovic (Germany, Varcar Vakuf);
Hajra Halilovic (Germany, Varcar Vakuf);
Samira Kamilija (Switzerland, Sarajevo);
Lejla Kamilija (Switzerland, Sarajevo);
Selma Kamilija (Switzerland, Sarajevo);
Fatima Causevic (Switzerland, Sarajevo);
Mersida Causevic (Switzerland, Sarajevo);
Emina Causevic (Switzerland, Sarajevo);
Muhamed Sarajlic (Switzerland, Cajnice);
Nagib Ibrulj (Switzerland, Mostar);
Nagib Lidija (Switzerland, Mostar);
Safet Bise (Australia, Stolac);
Udruzenje gradjana Foce u Svicarskoj,
Za udruzenje Predsjednik Dr. Reuf Tafro
Radovan Pejcinovic (Switzerland, Sarajevo);
Rajna Dedic (Switzerland, Sarajevo);
Nedeljka Pejcinovic (Switzerland, Sarajevo);
Dragica Ohranovic (Australia, Zvornik);
Muhamed Curevac (Switzerland, Sarajevo);
Hanka Curevac (Switzerland, Sarajevo);
Enisa Curevac (Switzerland, Sarajevo);
Samir Basic (Australia, Sarajevo);
Mevludin Ekmecic (France, Tuzla);
Dr. Sirbegovic Sedat (USA, Banja Luka) <sir...@aol.com>
Bajraktarevic Mirza (Hungary, Brcko) <PBD-M...@BIONIC.zer.de>
Bajraktarevic Kemaludin (Hungary, Brcko);
Bajraktarevic Enida (Hungary, Brcko);
Keserovic Fadil (Hungary, Brcko);
Keserovic Hasreta (Hungary, Brcko);
Keserovic Edinn (Hunagry, Brcko);
Snagic Asim (Hungary, Brcko)
Musanovic Rasema (Germany, Brcko);
Musanovic Vahid (Germany, Brcko);
Musanovic Zlatko (Germany, Brcko);
Musanovic Angijada (Germany, Brcko);
Musanovi Emir (Austria, Brcko);
Musanovic Subha (Austria, Brcko)
Bulic Emir (Germany, Bosanska Dubica);
Bulic Semka (Gremany, Bosanska Dubica);
Bulic Sefika (Germany, Bosanska Dubica);
Hasic Sulejman (Germany, Bosanska Dubica);
Hasic Ernest (Germany, Bosanska Dubica);
Hasic jasmin (Germany, Bosanska Dubica);
Keserovic Hasan (Germany, Brcko);
Keserovic Ramiza (Germany, Brcko)
Keserovic Angijad (Germany, Brcko);
Keserovic Arso (Germany, Brcko)
Bajric Sejad (Australia) <sba...@ozemail.com.au>
Supuk Abid (Australia, Sanski Most);
Pasic Refik (Australia, Mostar)
Pasic Abaz (Australia, Trebinje);
Pasic Hajrudin (Australia Trebinje)
Dr. Nedim Jaganjac (USA, Sarajevo) <njag...@hsph.harvard.edu>
Dr. Nihad Daidzic (USA) <daid...@vuse.vanderbilt.edu>
Fethulah Smailbegovic (Germany,
Zv)<feth...@athene.informatik.uni-bonn.de>
Beganovic Timur (Sarajevo);
Karabegovic Adnan (Sarajevo)
Hasicic Ajdin (Bos. Samac);
Ajanovic Kenan (Tesanj)
Talic Armin (Sarajevo);
Dr. Dzevat Omeragic (Canada) <dze...@mcmail.cis.McMaster.CA>
Dr. Muhidin Lelic (USA, Tuzla) <mle...@empros.com>
Zenska grupa Tresnjevka - (Hrvatska),
Za grupu Nihada Kadic <zens...@alf.tel.hr>
Sendijarevic Sefika (USA, Modrica);
Midhat Tihic (Slovenia, Vlasenica) <midhat...@uni-mb.si>
Stjepan Balog (USA) <stj...@flash.net>
Haris Tanovic (USA, Mostar) <0020...@bigred.unl.edu>
Demir Cehajic; Zehra Cehajic;
Sutkovic Sabina (USA, Donji Vakuf);
Sutkovic Zijada (USA, Donji Vakuf)
Sutkovic Ajsa (USA, Donji Vakuf);
Sutkovic Fahra (USA, Donji Vakuf)
Rusmira Tourneux (France) <jtou...@planete.net>
Mr. Semir Kazazic (USA, Mostar) <se...@io.org>
Armin Karabegovic (USA, Prijedor) <c65...@everest.cclabs.missouri.edu>
Ajsa Fazlic (Croatia, Tuzla) <hui...@zamir-zg.ztn.apc.org>
Anto Mijic (Croatia, Orasje);
Branka Zagar (Croatia, Brcko)
Mirsad Malkovic (Croatia, Kladanj);
Nermin Tagic (Croatia, Banovici)
Salem Halilovic (Croatia, Kladanj);
Renato Ivelj (Croatia, Zenica)
Janja Nedic (Croatia, Orasje);
Zvjezdana Balazic (Croatia, Osijek)
Fatima Baban (Croatia, Banovici);
Senka Baban (Croatia, Banovici)
Vlado Baban (Osijek); Slavko Baban (Osijek);
Zdenko Galusic (Croatia, Tuzla);
Vesna Hajrulahovic (Croatia, Orasje)
Tomislav Matovic (Croatia, Sarajevo);
Ivan Guberovic (Croatia, Bosanski Brod);
Ivan Kelava (Croatia, Orasje);
Dubravko Dzoic (Croatia, Orasje);
Zeljko Marosevic (Croatia, Orasje);
Zdenko Ivkic (Croatia, Bosanski Samac);
Zeljko Stazic (Croatia, Bosanski Samac);
Ruzica Masic (Croatia, Bosanski Samac);
Ana Grgic (Croatia, Teslic);
Kata Arambasic (Croatia, Odzak)
Miralem Imamovic (Austrija, Tuzla);
Vladimir Stojanovic (Austrija Tuzla);
Snjezana Katinic (Croatia, Bosanski Brod);
Ivica Kljajic (Croatia, Derventa);
Davor Bozic (Croatia, Sarajevo);
Jasminko Beso (USA, Mostar) <JB...@earthlink.net> tel: (619) 568 0672
Alajbegovic Esad (USA, Mostar);
Alajbegovic Marija (USA, Mostar)
Ceranic Ibrahim (USA, Mostar);
Ceranic Rahima (USA, Mostar)
Ceranic Nedjad (USA, Mostar);
Ceranic Jasmina (USA, Mostar)
Ceranic Sanja (USA, Mostar);
Ceranic Djevad (USA, Mostar)
Tipura Omer (USA, Mostar);
Tipura Seha (USA, Mostar)
Jerkic Mario (USA, Mostar);
Jerkic Refika (USA, Mostar)
Tipura Muhamed (USA, Mostar);
Terzic Salko (USA, Mostar)
Terzic Hatidja (USA, Mostar);
Terzic Miro (USA, Mostar)
Terzic Mirela (USA, Mostar);
Halilhodjic Djevad (USA, Mostar)
Halilhodjic Nevenka (USA, Mostar);
Halilhodjic Merita (USA, Mostar);
Zazula Amra (USA, Mostar);
Zazula Srdjan (USA, Mostar)
Pravdic Sanja (USA, Mostar);
Pravdic Vlado (USA, Mostar)
Badjak Alija (USA, Mostar);
Badjak Alija (USA, Mostar)
Badjak Semsa (USA, Mostar);
Badjak Armin (USA, Mostar)
Badjak Alen (USA, Mostar);
Beso Snjezana (USA, Mostar)
Beso Halil (USA, Mostar);
Beso Zejna (USA, Mostar)
Vikic Jasna (USA, Mostar);
Vikic Rudolf (USA, Mostar)
Mijan Minja (USA, Mostar);
Mijan Rino (USA, Mostar)
Ajanovic Enisa (USA, Mostar);
Ajanovic Emir (USA, Mostar)
Ajanovic Tarik (USA, Mostar);
Numankadic Djemal (USA, Mostar)
Numankadic Jelisaveta (USA, Mostar);
Hadjiosmanovic Denan (USA, Mostar);
Hadjiosmanovic Nadjida (USA, Mostar);
Djukic Nazif (USA, Mostar)
Djukic Majda (USA, Mostar);
Djukic Eldina (USA, Mostar)
Djukic Eldin (USA, Mostar);
Dinjic Jadranka (USA, Mostar)
Heric Omer (USA, Mostar);
Heric Samija (USA, Mostar)
Heric Amer (USA, Mostar);
Sator Hamo (USA, Mostar)
Sator Azra (USA, Mostar);
Rahimic Hatidja (USA, Mostar)
Rahimic Emila (USA, Mostar);
Islamovic Sabahudin (USA, Mostar)
Islamovic Fatima (USA, Mostar);
Islamovic Djenan (USA, Mostar)
Islamovic Lamija (USA, Mostar);
Islamovic Ejub (USA, Mostar)
Islamovic Duda (USA, Mostar);
Dizdarevic Faruk (USA, Mostar)
Dizdarevic Fadila (USA, Mostar);
Dizdarevic Mithad (USA, Mostar)
Dizdarevic Mediha (USA, Mostar);
Janjic Darko (USA, Mostar)
Janjic Vesna (USA, Mostar);
Rizvanbegovic Faruk (USA, Mostar)
Rizvanbegovic Farida (USA, Mostar);
Rizvanbegovic Samir (USA, Mostar)
Begovic Bakir (USA, Mostar);
Muminovic Makbula (USA, Mostar)
Cupina Emina (USA, Mostar);
Cupina Jasmin (USA, Mostar)
Cupina Jasminka (USA, Mostar);
Djulic Esad (USA, Mostar)
Djulic Ramiza (USA, Mostar);
Jerkovic Nijaz (USA, Mostar)
Jerkovic Nenad (USA, Mostar);
Jerkovic Azra (USA, Mostar)
Velagic Mustafa (USA, Mostar);
Velagic Alen (USA, Mostar)
Velagic Esmer (USA, Mostar);
Velagic Marija (USA, Mostar);
Kazazic /Mustafe/Remzija (USA, Mostar)
Kazazic /Salke/ Adema (USA, Mostar);
Kazazic /Remzija/ Almir (USA, Mostar)
Kazazic /Mirze/ Edin (USA, Mostar);
Djelilovic /Mehe /Zijo (USA, Mostar)
Djelilovic /Sukrije /Djenana (USA, Mostar);
Francic Zeljko (USA, Mostar)
Francic Nevenka (USA, Mostar);
Djankovic /Ismeta /Hatidja (USA, Mostar)
Pitic / Ismeta / Edin (USA, Mostar);
Idriz Semir (USA, Mostar)
Migdat Hodzic (USA, Banja Luka) <73541...@CompuServe.COM>
Ognjen Sokolovic (Canada, Sarajevo) <og...@triad.org>
Mirza Balic (USA, Mostar) <afc...@mindspring.com>
Almin Muratagic (Sweden, Banja Luka) <almin_m...@notes.frontes.se>
Ismet Muratagic (Sweden, Banja Luka);
Behija Muratagic (Sweden, Banja Luka)
Senad Muratagic (Sweden, Banja Luka);
Marija Vuk (Sweden, Banja Luka)
Kata Vuk (Sweden, Banja Luka);
Ivana Vuk (Sweden, Banja Luka)
Marijana Vuk (Sweden, Banja Luka);
Tarita Tomic (Swedwn, Tuzla)
Emir Ibarahimpasic (USA, Modrica) <ie...@piper.hamline.edu>
Ibrahim Ibrahimpasic (USA, Modrica);
Refija Ibrahimpasic (USA, Modrica)
Emira Ibrahimpasic (USA, Modrica);
Alija Ibrahimpasic (USA, Modrica)
Zejnilovic, Adnan (USA, Banja Luka) <ad...@bridge.net>
Zejnilovic, Emina (USA, Banja Luka);
Zejnilovic, Lejla (USA, Banja Luka)
Dr. Zejnilovic, Fehmija (Libya, Banja Luka);
Rizvanovic, Naila (Sweden, Banja Luka)
Rizvanovic, Muharem (Sweden, Banja Luka);
Rizvanovic, Suad (Sweden, Banja, Luka)
Rizvanovic, Merima (Sweden, Banja Luka);
Keserovic, Besima (Sweden, Banja Luka)
Keserovic, Serif (Sweden, Banja Luka);
Keserovic, Mirza (Sweden, Banja Luka)
Keserovic, Nihad (Sweden, Banja Luka);
Hodzic, Hajrija (Sweden, Banja Luka)
Hodzic, Asim (Sweden, Banja, Luka);
Hodzic Sabahudin (Sweden, Banja, Luka)
Hukic, Ibrahim (Sweden, Banja Luka);
Hukic, Asima (Sweden, Banja Luka)
Hukic, Mesud (Sweden, Banja Luka);
Pandic, Irfan (Sweden, Banja Luka)
Pandic, Iran (Norway, Banja Luka);
Pandic, Haris (Sweden, Banja Luka)
Dr. Mirsad Hadzikadic (USA, Banja Luka) <mir...@UNCC.edu>
Omer Ayan (Australia) <omer...@zurich.com.au>
Almasa Ayan (Australia);
Sulejman Ayan (Australia)
mr. Sabit I. Milinkich (Australia, Tuzla);
Dr. Mustafa Karavdic (Australia)
Alija Ramic (Australia);
Muriz Delic (Australia)
Kasim Dlakic (Australia);
Nazif Efica (Australia)
Dzevat Alic (Australia);
Damir Palavra (Croatia, Zenica) <dpal...@fly.cc.fer.hr>
Amir Imamovic (Austria, Banja Luka) <imam...@highnet.co.at>
Amra Imamovic (Austria, Banja Luka);
Muhiba Imamovic (Sanski Most, Banja Luka)
Muhamrem Imamovic (Sanski Most, Banja Luka);
Zlatko Ferizovic (Austria, Banja Luka)
Sanja Sovic (Austria, Maglaj);
Enes Torlic (USA, Tuzla) <EnesT...@aol.com>
Daniel Kovacic (Australia, Stolac) <Mi...@Bluesky.net.au>
Kemal Kovacic (Australia, Stolac);
Margaret Kovacic (Australia, Stolac)
Sandra Kovacic (Australia, Stolac);
Mithad Kovacic (Australia, Stolac)
Almina Kovacic (Australia, Ostrozac);
Hamdija Todorovac (USA, Banja Luka);
Mirsad Zilic (Denmark, Banja Luka) <Mirsad...@75198596.da.diatel.dk>
Jasmin Puzic (Denmark, Odzak) <jas...@post1.tele.dk>
Medina Puzic (Denmark, Odzak);
Nurija Puzic (Denmark, Odzak)
Sadeta Puzic (Denmark, Odzak);
Nihada Kadic (Croatia) <zens...@alf.tel.hr>
Catak Vahid (Germany, Bosanska Gradiska);
Catak Muharem (Germany, Bosanska Gradiska)
Catak Denis (Germany, Bos. Gradiska);
Catak Dino (Germany, Bos. Gradiska);
Hodzic Nasiha (Germany, Bos. Dubica);
Hodzic Husein (Germany, Bos. Dubica);
Hodzic Amra (Germany, Bos. Dubica);
Hodzic Muhamed (Germany, Bos. Dubica)
Osmanovic Refudin (Germany, Bos. Gradiska);
Osmanovic Merima (Germany, Bos. Gradiska)
Osmanovic Zehra (Sweden, Bos. Gradiska);
Osmanovic Behudin (Sweden, Bos. Gradiska)
Toromanovic Dika (Australia, Travnik);
Toromanovic Sukrija (Australia, Travnik)
Jakupovic Safeta (USA, Kozarac);
Jakupovic Hasan (USA, Kozarac)
Jakupovic Emina (USA, Kozarac);
Gerovic Sabrija (USA, Bratunac)
Aisa Hodo (BiH, Gorazde);
Aida Sulejmanovic (Austria, Bihac)
Mirzeta Hadzikadic (USA, Banja Luka);
Sulejman Hadzikadic (USA, Banja Luka)
Lejla Hadzikadic (USA, Banja Luka);
Zejfa Hadzikadic (USA, Banja Luka)
Hasan Komic (USA, Banja Luka);
Daira Komic (USA, Banja Luka)
Hajrija Komic (USA, Bos. Krupa);
Islam Jakupovic (USA, Prijedor)
Suada Jakupovic (USA, Prijedor);
Mirsad Selimbegovic (USA, Kozarac)
Sajima Selimbegovic (USA, Kozarac);
Adnan Trakic (USA, Tuzla) <adtr...@aol.com>;
Almir Karacic (Sweden) <ex...@nana.slu.se>;
Eldina Dozo (Australia) <Elle...@uoW.edu.au>;
Elvir Dozo (Australia);
Sakib Dozo (Australia);
Sucrija Dozo (Australia);
Ajkuna Muminovic (Tuzla, Vlasenica);
Rasim Muminovic (Tuzla, Vlasenica);
Emila Muminovic (Tuzla, Vlasenica);
Dervis Krgo (USA, Stolac);
Omar Krgo (USA, Stolac);
Jasmina Krgo (USA, Stolac);
Mirsada Krgo (USA, Stolac);
Saladin Cerimagic (USA, Prijedor);
Omer Car (USA, Livno);
Suljo Limic (USA, Bosanski Petrovac);
Jasmina Prosenica (New Zeland, B. Luka)
<jasmina_...@MAIL.TAIT.CO.NZ>
Kemal Hadzic (Holland, Doboj) <had...@fwi.uva.nl>
Samir Hadzic (Bosnia-Herzegovina, Doboj) <had...@fwi.uva.nl>
Semir Taletovic (USA, Tuzla) <USTAL...@msuvx2.memphis.edu>
Ubejd Benjamin Mujagic (USA, Cazin) <umu...@comp.uark.edu>
Edin Rosic (USA, Cazin);
Amira Arslic (USA, Sarajevo) <ami...@nwfs.gse.upenn.edu>
Elezovic Zonka (USA, Modrica);
Elezovic Munib (USA, Modrica)
Eminovic Admir (USA, Sarajevo);
Eminovic Belma (USA, Sarajevo)
Omerbasic Delila (USA, Sarajevo);
Hodzic Sefika (USA, Sarajevo)
Hodzic Edin (USA, Sarajevo);
Hodzic Sead (USA, Sarajevo)
Dr. Belkisa Avdic (USA, Tuzla);
Ismar Avdic (USA, Tuzla)
Adaleta Avdic (USA, Tuzla);
Dzevdana Alic (USA, Sarajevo)
Hasan Alic (USA, Sarajevo);
Djuric Radomir (USA, Washington DC) <Djuric_...@bah.com>
Cenanovic Zahida (USA, Derventa);
Cenanovic Milica (USA, Derventa)
Cenanovic Dobrila (USA, Derventa);
Smail Kustric (Turska, Banja Luka) <kust...@boun.edu.tr>
Dino Colakovic (Turkey, Capljina)
Adnan Dzinic (Canada, Sarajevo) <adz...@sun14.vlsi.uwaterloo.ca>
Naila Jusufagic (Canada,Sarajevo) <Naila_Jusufag...@bpma.com>
Esad Alicic (USA, Zavidovici) <eal...@fore.com>
Rasim Alicic (USA, Zavidovici);
Mirzet Alicic (USA, Zavidovici)
Mediha Alicic (USA, Zavidovici);
Sead Buljubasic (USA, Zavidovici)
Amira Buljubasic (USA, Zavidovici);
Ramiz Buljubasic (USA, Zavidovici)
Sefika Buljubasic (USA, Zavidovici);
Ibro Sojkic (USA, Zavidovici)
Zlata Sojkic (USA, Zavidovici);
Rasim Mehmedovic (USA, Zavidovici)
Raza Mehmedovic (USA, Zavidovici);
Numanovic Sead (Austria, Banja Luka);
Numanovic Fatima (Austria, Banja Luka);
Numanovic Emir (Austria, Banja Luka)
Numanovic Alma (Austria, Banja Luka);
Vehabovic Azra (Austria, Banja Luka);
Halil Moric (USA, Capljina);
Dzemila Moric (USA, Capljina)
Haris Moric (USA, Capljina);
Ramiz Abazi (USA, Stolac)
Gani Abazi (USA, Stolac);
Enam Abazi (USA, Stolac)
Sead Begic (USA, Bosanska Gradiska) tel. (314)664-3165
New supporters (After May 15. 1997)
Ekrem Spahic (USA, Tuzla) <ou...@arn.net>
Durak Melisa ( Canada, Sarajevo) <mdu...@ec.camitel.com>
Durak Mirsad ( Canada, Sarajevo)
Durak Nafija ( Canada, Sarajevo)
Suljo Dzafovic (Canada, Gorazde) <dza...@freenet.edmonton.ab.ca>
Terzic Mensur (USA) <te...@admin.con2.com>
Jasmin Hubjer (Canada) <jhu...@support.torytory.ca>
HILMO KAPIC (USA, TESLIC) <Hilmo...@aol.com>
MUHAREM KAPIC (USA,TESLIC)
REFIJA KAPIC (USA, TESLIC)
OMER KAPIC (USA ,TESLIC)
Klaric Ibrahim (USA, Banja Luka)
Josipovic Nikica (Australija, Banja Luka)<ni...@maxisp.com.au>
Alandzak Ana (Croatia,.Banja Luka)
Alandzak Pejo (Croatia,.Banja Luka)
Erejz Drago (Australia, Teslic)
Erejz Marta (Australia, Teslic)
Erejz Marko (Australia, Teslic)
Erejz Kata (Australia, Teslic)
Erejz Suzana (Australia, Teslic)
Barusic Tomislav (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Barusic Ankica (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Barusic Goran (Croatia, Banja Luka)
BArusic Stipo (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Barusic Marko (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Barusic Ivo (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Barusic Tone (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Batkovic Ivo (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Batkovic Mara (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Batkovic Jelica (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Batkovic Mirko (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Batkovic Zvonko (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Batkovic Manda (Croatia..Banja Luka)
Batkovic Zvonko (Germany..Banja Luka)
Batkovic Anto (Germany..Banja Luka)
Batkovic Ana (Germany..Banja Luka)
Batkovic Mirko (Germany..Banja Luka)
Blazevic Marko (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Blazevic Ivica (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Blazevic Igor (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Blazevic Goran (Croatia..Banja Luka)
Cota Vlatko Croatia, Banja Luka)
Cota Vesna (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Dujic Marko (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Dujic Zlatko (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Dujic Manda (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Dujic Vlado (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Dujic Ivica (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Dujic Dragica(Croatia, Banja Luka)
Durbic Anto (Holand, Banja Luka)
Durbic Franjo (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Durbic Ferdo (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Durbic Anka (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Durbic Marko (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Durbic Ranka (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Domazet Marko (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Domazet Vlado (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Domazet Danica (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Domazet Goran (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Domazet Ivo (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Domazet MArica (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Domazet Anto (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Domazet Andjelko (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Domazet Andja (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Domazet Goran (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Dzolic Ivo (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Dzolic Ljubica (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Dzolic Tone (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Dzolic Ana (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Dzolic Marko (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Dzolic Josip (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Dzolic Anto (Italy,Banja Luka)
Dzolic Darko (Denmark, Banja Luka)
Josipovic Ivica (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Josipovic Andjelka (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Josipovic Marinko (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Josipovic Katarina (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Josipovic Kata (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Josipovic Tatjana (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Josipovic Dubravko (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Josipovic Pero (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Josipovic Pejo (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Josipovic Marica (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Joipovic Sanja (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Josipovic Ankica (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Josipovic Mile (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Josipovic Bosiljko (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Josipovic Ljubica (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Josipovic Ljuba (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Josipovic Dragica (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Josipovic Petar (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Josipovic Ankica (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Josipovic Anto (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Josipovic Tereza (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Josipovi Josip (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Josipovic Dragica (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Josipovic Nada (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Josipovic Boso (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Josipovic Niko (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Josipovic Tomislav (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Josipovic Ljiljana (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Josipovic Jelica (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Josipovic Ilija (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Josipovic Drago (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Josipovic Darko (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Josipovic Andrija (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Josipovic Mara (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Josipovic Marinka (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Josipovic Mira (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Josipovic Ilija (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Josipovic Jela (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Josipovic Filip (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Josipovic Jelena(Croatia, Banja Luka)
Josipovic Staza (Croatia Travnik)
Josipovic Marko(Chekrepublic, Banja luka)
Josipovic Viktor (Germany, Banja Luka)
Josipovic Mara (Germany, Banja Luka)
Josipovic Zoran (Germany, Banja Luka)
Josipovic Sanda (Germany, Banja Luka)
Josipovic Slavko (Germany, Banja Luka)
Josipovic Franjo (Germany, Banja Luka)
Josipovic Adela (Germany, Banja Luka)
Josipovic Valentin (Germany, Banja Luka)
Josipovic Ante(Austria, Banja Luka)
Josipovic Marko (Germany, Banja Luka)
Josipovic Zoran (France,Banja Luka)
Josipovic Olivera (France,Banja Luka)
Josipovic Bozana (Australia, Banja Luka)
Josipovic Ilija (Australia, Banja Luka)
Josipovic Perka (Australia, Banja Luka)
Josipovic Davor(Australia, Banja Luka)
Josipovic Vijekoslav (Australia, Banja Luka)
Josipovic Pero (Australia, Banja Luka)
Josipovic Drago(Australia, Zepa) <nich...@maxisp.com.au>
Martinovic Ivo (Germany, Banja Luka)
Martinovic Rada (Germany, Banja Luka)
Martinovic Suzana (Germany, Banja Luka)
Martinovic Biljana (Germany, Banja Luka)
Martinovic Dragan (Germany, Banja Luka)
Martinovic Ferdo (Germany, Banja Luka)
Martinovic Vesna (Germany, Banja Luka)
Martinovic Miroslav (Germany, Banja Luka)
Martinovic Vlado (Germany, Banja Luka)
Martinovic Pero (Germany, Banja Luka)
Martinovic Marko (Germany, Banja Luka)
Martinovic Anto (Germany, Banja Luka)
Martinovic Ivica (Germany, Banja Luka)
Martinovic Josip (Germany, Banja Luka)
Josipovic Ivo (Germany, Banja Luka)
Josipovic Ankica (Germany, Banja Luka)
Martinovic Marko (Australia, Banja Luka)
Martinovic Ankica (Australia, Banja Luka)
Martinovic Sladjana (Australia, Banja Luka)
Martinovic Dubravko (Australia, Banja Luka)
Martinovic Zvonko (Australia, Banja Luka)
Martinovic Slavica (Australia, Banja Luka)
Martinovic Anto (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Martinovic Dragica (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Martinovic Franjo (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Martinovic Jeka (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Martinovic Drago (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Martinovic Jozefina (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Martinovic Mario (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Martinovic Dario (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Martinovic Anto (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Martinovic Andjelka (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Martinovic Mile (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Martinovic Ana (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Martinovic Milka (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Martinovic Bozo (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Martinovic Ivan (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Martinovic Marko (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Martinovic Slavko (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Martinovic Zvonko (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Martinovic Marko (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Martinovic Ivanka (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Mijatovic Anto (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Mijatovic Stipo (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Maric Ivica (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Maric Jadranka (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Maric Alan (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Maric Mirko (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Maric Mira (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Maric Bozo (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Maric Ruza (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Maric Ivica (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Maric Ivo (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Maric Mirko (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Maric Anto (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Maric Slavko (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Maric Ilija (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Maric Nikica (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Maric Zdenko (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Maric Zlatko (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Maric Mile (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Maric Ilija (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Maric Sime (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Maric Manda (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Maric Josipa (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Maric Ivanka (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Maric Blazenka (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Maric Marko (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Maric Snjezana (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Maric Stefica (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Maric Mirjana (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Maric Mile (Germany, Banja Luka)
Maric Zlatko (Germany, Banja Luka)
Maric Niko (Germany, Banja Luka)
Maric Boris (Germany, Banja Luka)
Maric Ilija (Germany, Banja Luka)
Maric Ivica (Germany, Banja Luka)
Pavelic Vlado (Australia, Banja Luka)
Pavelic Slavica (Australia, Banja Luka)
Pavelic Ivica (Hungary, Banja Luka)
Pavelic Ancika (Hungary, Banja Luka)
Peazic Stipo (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Peazic Dragica (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Pletikosa Pero(Australia, Banja Luka)
Pletikosa Anto (Australia, Banja Luka)
Pletikosa Simo (Australia, Banja Luka)
Mandic Josip (Australia, Banja Luka)
Mandic Drago (Australia, Banja Luka)
Mandic Nikica (Australia, Banja Luka)
Mandic Ivo (Australia, Banja Luka)
Mandic Manda (Australia, Banja Luka)
Mandic Jelica (Australia, Banja Luka)
Majdandzic Marko (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Majdandzic Ivo (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Majdandzic Slavko (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Majdandzic Anto (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Grgic Mirko (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Grgic Ivan (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Grgic Mara (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Grgic Luka (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Grgic Drago (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Grgic Zvonko (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Grgic Marinko (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Jakovljevic Mato (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Jakovljevic Zeljko (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Jakovljevic Ivo (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Miljanovic Ivica (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Miljanovic Angela (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Miljanovic Dajana (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Miljanovic Mario (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Miljanovic Albina (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Miljanovic Josip (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Miljanovic Goran (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Miljanovic Ana (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Pustahija Ilija (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Pustahija Gordana (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Pustahija Stipo (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Pustahija Tomislav (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Pustahija Slavko (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Pustahija Mirko (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Pustahija Drago (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Pustahija Matija (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Ilivaca Mirko (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Ilovaca Ruza (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Ilovaca Zvonko (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Ilovaca Andjelka (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Gazic Igor (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Gazic Niko (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Gazic Zdenka (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Gazic Mario (Croatia, Banja Luka)
Gazic Dario(Croatia, Banja Luka)
Mulaomerovic Anis (USA, Banja Luka)
Krupic Ajla (USA, Banja Luka)
NERMAN KAPETANOVIC (USA-MOSTAR) <NK...@aol.com>
MAIDA KAPETANOVIC (USA-MOSTAR)
MUSTAFA FEJZIC (USA-MOSTAR)
LILA FEJZIC (USA-MOSTAR)
OMER VATRIC (USA-MOSTAR)
NERMANA VATRIC (USA-MOSTAR)
MAJDA OBRADOVIC (USA-MOSTAR)
LANA OBRADOVIC (USA-MOSTAR)
HARIS TANOVIC (USA-MOSTAR)
ADIS BEHMEN (USA-MOSTAR)
SAMIR MUSLIC (USA-SARAJEVO)
AMILA MUSLIC (USA-SARAJEVO)
PERO SOLDO (USA-JABLANICA)
SIRLA SOLDO (USA-JABLANICA)
Aida Vehabovic (Germany, Banja Luka) <veh...@energie1.en.tu-harburg.de>
Hariz Vilic (Germany, Banja Luka)
Sead Vehabovic (Germany, Banja Luka)
Kresimir Meler (Croatia) <kresimi...@zg.tel.hr
ESAD EDDIE KRUPIC (AUSTRALIA, BOS.GRADISKA)
<ed...@geology.newcastle.edu.au>
SALIHBASIC SAFET (AUSTRALIA, BOSANSKA GRADISKA)
SALIHBASIC TANIJA (AUSTRALIA, BOSANSKA GRADISKA)
SALIHBASIC HAMDIJA (AUSTRALIA, BOSANSKA GRADISKA)
SALIHBASIC MIRSAD (AUSTRALIA, BOSANSKA GRADISKA)
There is not enough memory to add the list international supporters. It
is in one of the next message.
FORUM IZBJEGLICA BIH
FORUM IZBJEGLICA BIH wrote:
>
> BROKEN PROMISES
>
> May 30, 97
>
> By Stjepan Balog
>
> As a matter of fact, the charade of the so called "Dayton" agreement will
> be further reinforced in the upcoming Bosnian local and municipal
> elections, also supported By Mr. Clinton. As with the other points of
> the Dayton agreement, Mr. Clinton is not concerned that these elections
> will further assure the Serbian dominance over half of Bosnia and in fact
> finalize the dismemberment of Bosnia. If Mr. Clinton was as concerned
> with the Bosnia people as he claims, he would support the cancellation of
> those elections until all the "ethnically cleansed" Bosnians can return
> to their homes first. The supreme idiocy of these upcoming elections in
> Bosnia is the fact that it will be the vote confirming the different
> ethnic groups to a particular location, in other words, a confirmation of
> the "ethnic cleansing." Since the Bosnians are not allowed to return to
> their half of Bosnia now occupied by the Serbs and vote there, where
> their homes were, the elections will forever confirm that the territories
> taken by the Serbs will stay Serb (with Mr. Clinton's blessing).
> Although Mr. Clinton is not the only one with the authority to "make
> things right" in Bosnia, he is the only one with enough physical power to
> back up his demands. But so far, his demands were to sweep Bosnia under
> the rug until he leaves office.
>
> Stjepan Balog
> Warren, Michigan
> The following is the Petition against elections in Bosnia and the list of
international supporters of the petiiton.
Bosnian Congress, USA
Boston, May 19, 1996
PETITION
LONG LIVE UNDIVIDED BOSNIA-HERZEGOVINA
Mr. Atif Shaukat Iqbal (Lahor Cantt, Pakistan)
<co...@asiqbal.brain.com.pk>
Syed Zahidi (Boston, USA) <sza...@lynxs.dac.neu.edu>
Arif Rafiq (New York, USA) <bil...@ix.nnetcom.com>
Hayrani Oz (Ohio, USA) <oz...@osu.edu>
Mentor Cana (USA, Struga) <ca...@b12409.eecs.stevens.tech.edu>
Noureddine Hezit (Vancouver, Canada) <he...@max.net.com>
Amerha Rafiq (New York, USA); Nasiha Rafiq (New York, USA)
Ahmed Rafiq (New York, USA); Samira Rafiq (New York, USA)
Razija Rafiq (New York, USA); Ayub Malakana (New York, USA)
Asma Malakana (New York, USA); Aktha Malakana (New York, USA)
Reza Dilugani (New York, USA)
Peter Baeumle (Germany) <p.ba...@oln.comlink.apc.org>
Dr. Jafar Mana (Boston, USA) <jaf...@aol.com>
Sohel Q. Khan (USA) <sk...@tisl.ukans.edu>
Moyn Uddin (London, England) <Moyn_...@panews.press.net>
Kirk Haselton (Germany) <hase...@rz.uni-podsdam.de>
Rebeca Currie (USA) <RAn...@aol.com>
Leon Charles Biser (USA) <petr...@usa.pipeline.com>
Jay Taylor (USA) <tayl...@fcrfv2.ncifcrf.gov>
Peter Zrinski (Olofstron, Sweden) <pvov....@memo.volvo.se
Dr. Boris Voh (USA) <Bor...@aol.com>
Suzanne Nashem Voh (USA) <Bor...@aol.com>
Paul Mengujoh (Detroit, USA)
Christopher J. Bolton (USA) <chr...@moe.coe.uga.edu
Naseer Akhtar (Pakistan) <nas...@akhtar.isb.erum.com.pk>
Dr. Mayanovic, Robert Aziz (USA) <ram...@cnas.smsu.edu>
Hams El-Gabri (USA) <8202...@umbsky.cc.umb.edu>
Vagn Rasmusen (denmark) <vagn...@cybernet.dk>
Association of Pakistani-Muslim students at Monkato state University;
74 members; for Association: Mashood Yunus
<na...@krypton.monkato.msus.edu>
Umit Ocak (USA) <Uxo...@cougarnet.byu.edu>
Mohammad Nasrullah (London, UK) <M.NAS...@ic.ac.uk>
Irfan Mirza <w...@adam.2001net.com>
Dr. John Buonchristiani (Boston, USA)
Ajaz M. Siraj <si...@Intellistor.COM>
Roslan Abdullah (Boston, USA); Nuruhuda Abdulaziz (Boston, USA)
AbdAllah Othman <oth...@scf.usc.edu>
Jan-Luc Tournex (France) <jtou...@planete.net>
Miro Curac (USA,Croatia) <mac...@ucdavis.edu>
Tamara Curac (USA, Croatia); Ivica Curac (USA, Croatia)
Nick Curac (USA, Croatia); Susan Rabak (USA, Croatia)
Marion Rabak (USA, Croatia)
Shaikh Abdul Jabar (Dubai) <ASH...@SCBUAE.MHS.CompuServe.COM>
Dr. Shakib Misherghi (USA) <sha...@acm.org>
Dr. Edzard Schmidt-Jortzig (Germany) <schmidt...@mdb1.bn.eunet.de>
Mohamed Mafaz Mohideen (Dubai) <MMO...@SCBUAE.MHS.COMPUSERVE.COM>
Dr. Ana Sotrel (USA, Croatia)
Nol Shala (Rep. Kosova) <pris...@aol.com>
Gail E. Schneider (USA) <Archi...@aol.com>
Shakeel Rahman (USA) <she...@us.oracle.com>
Ali Siddiqui (USA) <sidd...@ia-us.com>
M. Rehan Khan (USA) <M.Reha...@Dartmouth.EDU>
Munaf Ahmed (USA) <ahm...@mtest.teradyne.com>
Mamadou Biangoro Ibrahim (USA) <mibr...@us.oracle.com>
Sharaaz Khan (USA) <shar...@s1.GANet.net>
Kelly Masood <SMTP:kma...@fmi.fujitsu.com>
Dr. Bahman Zangenah (USA) <ZANG...@neu.edu>
Deborah Gaunt (UK) <debs...@aol.com>
Mahan Eshaiker (USA) <pac...@e2.empirenet.com>
Igor Bogdanovic (Croatia) <ibo...@jagor.srce.hr>
Nibras Kazimi (USA) <st94...@pip.cc.brandais.edu)
Bernard Meares (UK, Switzerland) <bernard...@macmail.cern.ch>
Lucka Koscak (Slovenia) <kos...@unhcr.ch>
Janet Plantan (USA, Philadelphia); Frank Plantan (USA, Philadelphia)
Jean Lanza Curcio (USA, Philadelphia); Steve Curcio (USA, Philadelphia)
Kingsley Emerson (USA, Philadelphia); Theresa Singleton (USA,
Philadelphia)
Zohra Behredovit (USA, Philadelphia); Trudy Shehay (USA, Philadelphia)
Elaine Calabrese (USA, Philadelphia);
Nader A. Hashemi (Canada) <nhas...@ccs.carleton.ca>
Julio Rubio <ru...@posta.unizar.es>
Chris Scaramozza (USA); Joseph Scaramosa (USA)
Bosnia Support Committee (USA) (Za Committee Mr. Ron Henry)
<he...@stsci.edu>
Riaz Mohammed (USA) <rmoh...@lynx.dac.neu.edu>
Dunia Ramadan (Boston, MA, USA) <Worl...@aol.com>
Damir Tomicic (Erlangen, Germany - Banja Luka)
Eudia Simson (Amsterdam, The Netherlands)
Mirenko Ivir (Amsterdam, The Netherlands - Vukovar)
Ahmed Chamka (Amsterdam, The Netherlands)
Caroline Smnit (Amsterdam, The Netherlands)
Uzmaa Balbale (Michigan, USA) <u...@engin.umich.edu>
Islamic Party of Britain (United Kingdom) <islam...@smb.powernet.co.uk>
Karim Samra (Boston, USA) <sa...@bc.edu>
Mohammad A. Auwal, PhD (Los Angeles, USA) <mau...@calstatela.edu>
Lee Atwood
In article <339314...@tiac.net>, []
:They {Bosnian Muslims} are
:left in an economically unworkable and militarily indefensible
:reservation, surrounded by hostile Christians.
Why "economically unworkable"?
Militarily difficult, yes, - but economically non-viable?
Vanja
> BROKEN PROMISES
>
>
>
> May 30, 97
>
>
> By Stjepan Balog
>
>
> The May 30 (1997), Associated Press report on President Clinton's
> announcement that the American troop will not be leaving Bosnia any time
> soon shouldn't come as a surprise to anyone. It was clear from the
> results of the Dayton negotiations that what was achieved there wasn't a
> peace agreement but rather a NATO/U.S. enforced cease fire. The whole
> Dayton process was directed more towards the American electorate and the
> showing of President Clinton's supposed foreign policy competence than
> the achievement of a true, fair and long lasting piece. He obviously
> succeeded with the American electorate, but as far as Bosnia goes,
> nothing was resolved, and even the few agreements that might have made
> some sense were never enforced, such as return to their homes of all the
> refugees and the bringing to trial of all the Serbian war criminals.
>
> The only true winners in Bosnia were the Serbs. The genocide and the
> ethnic cleansing they committed is being slowly forgotten, while in
> Dayton, they were rewarded with half of Bosnia. It isn't much different
> than if the Nazis were rewarded with half of France at the end of W.W.II.
>
>
> But the Bosnian Muslims, the greatest victims of the Serbian aggression,
> are not seeing any positive results from the Dayton agreement. They are
> left in an economically unworkable and militarily indefensible
> reservation, surrounded by hostile Christians. Their only alternative
> will be to liberate by force that which was given to the Serbs in Dayton.
>
>
> The only thing we can expect Mr. Clinton to continue doing is extending
> the troops stay in Bosnia until he leaves office. After that, it won't
> be his problem.
>
> As a matter of fact, the charade of the so called "Dayton" agreement will
> be further reinforced in the upcoming Bosnian local and municipal
> elections, also supported By Mr. Clinton. As with the other points of
> the Dayton agreement, Mr. Clinton is not concerned that these elections
> will further assure the Serbian dominance over half of Bosnia and in fact
> finalize the dismemberment of Bosnia. If Mr. Clinton was as concerned
> with the Bosnia people as he claims, he would support the cancellation of
> those elections until all the "ethnically cleansed" Bosnians can return
> to their homes first. The supreme idiocy of these upcoming elections in
> Bosnia is the fact that it will be the vote confirming the different
> ethnic groups to a particular location, in other words, a confirmation of
> the "ethnic cleansing." Since the Bosnians are not allowed to return to
> their half of Bosnia now occupied by the Serbs and vote there, where
> their homes were, the elections will forever confirm that the territories
> taken by the Serbs will stay Serb (with Mr. Clinton's blessing).
> Although Mr. Clinton is not the only one with the authority to "make
> things right" in Bosnia, he is the only one with enough physical power to
> back up his demands. But so far, his demands were to sweep Bosnia under
> the rug until he leaves office.
>
> Stjepan Balog
> Warren, Michigan
>
>
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There is a lot sense in these words. However, I would like to point that
registration for voting is important. If we register, and then abstain of
voting, our voices will be heard. Our abstinence of voting is our vote
against partition of Bosnia.
Another thing, Mr Balog. I suggest you to lose the pejorative "Bosnian
Muslims." I am quite confident that you know the real name of my people:
the Bosniaks...
vanja
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B.M.
San Francisco Chronicle - June 6, 1997 page E2
Rusmir Mahmutcehajic is the first current or former Bosnian official to
be denied a visa to visit the US. The former deputy prime minister had
been scheduled to appear at Stanford this weekend at a conference on US
foreign policy in the Balkans.
Mahmutcehajic would have been on a panel with Peter Galbraith, US
ambassador to Croatia, who gave the green light for Iranian arms to reach
Bosnia during the war......(m.c.: hence highly uncomfortable for
Galbraith-Clinton)
Mahmutcehajic was Bosnian minister when the "oil drilling equipment" was
brought in; he was also responsible for the defense of Sarajevo.....
Now a professor at Sarajevo, Mahmutcehajic broke with his government
BEFORE the Dayton conference (m.c.: the great "achievement"-fraud of
Clinton) because he believed that it would sell out the vision of a
multiethnic state.
Hence, the State Departement decided to hush up the witness although it
could not give a specific reason why Mahmutcehajic is being kept out of
the US. It said that the decision had been made by the US consular
section in Croatia and not (?!) by the ambassador (m.c.: a story for
little American children)
-----------------------------------------------
The following is the letter of prof. Mahmutcehajic to friends of Bosnia
all over the world ragarding that event.
From: Rusmir Mahmutcehajic <rma...@utic.net.ba>
Prof. Rusmir Mahmutcehajic
University of Sarajevo
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Josipa Stadlera 8/III
Phone: +387-71-663-103
Fax: +387 71-537445
Letter to my friends on being prevented from speaking about Bosnia
I was officially invited by letter (dated 7 March 1997) to participate in
the Stanford University Conference "US Foreign Policy in Southeastern
Europe 1989-1997". I accepted this invitation, in my letter of 7 April,
and it was agreed that I should speak in the section "Daytonized Bosnia
and Its Neighbors". My talk was to be entitled "Trust in Bosnia and
Misreading of History". Accordingly I forwarded this invitation to the
Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Bosnia and Herzegovina so that they could
request a visa from the US Embassy. (As former Vice Prime Minister and
Minister in the Government of Bosnia and Herzegovina, and currently
President of the BH CIGRE Committee, I hold a diplomatic passport, and it
is normal procedure to obtain a visa through the Bosnian Ministry who
communicates with the Embassy.)
As of today (4 June) I have received no response, either positive or
negative, from the Ministry or the Embassy. This effectively means that I
am unable to travel to the United States, and to speak at the Stanford
University Conference. Because I have received no official explanation
for the non-issue of a visa, I cannot say what is the real reason, but I
can suggest what, in my opinion are the most probable.
The first possible reason is my clearly-expressed views about the
history, culture and politics of Bosnia and Herzegovina, which are not in
agreement with those of the ethno-political powers ruling in Bosnia and
the surrounding area. For me, Bosnia and Herzegovina represents an
organic unity in diversity, not an artificial composition of separated
parts. It has been exposed to hegemonistic ideologies and all types of
pressure, including military, designed to force its decomposition into
parts. Accordingly, two hegemonistic ideologies, of Greater Serbia and
Greater Croatia, forced a polarization in Bosnia and Herzegovina, in
order to divide it. They assisted and supported Bosnian Serbs and Bosnian
Croats in achieving this polarization, and they pushed Bosniaks towards
ethno-political exclusivism in a deliberate attempt to eliminate all
kinds of trust among the peoples of Bosnia and Herzegovina. The basic aim
of those who promote these ideologies is the destruction of Bosnia, and
the architects of the plan are in Belgrade and Zagreb, working in
alliance, and establishing the kind of Bosniak oligarchies which could
assist them in this scheme. These views have been expressed in many of my
writings and public speeches (see for example my book "Living Bosnia:
Political Essays and Interviews", translated by S. Beus and F. Johns, 2nd
edition, 1996, or "Dobra Bosna", Zagreb, 1997). They aroused the
antagonism of nationalistic and fascist powers in Serbia and Croatia as
well as in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Maybe my views do not have
understanding and support of some people in the United States
Administration.
The second possibility could be my views on crimes against people in the
south of Bosnia and Herzegovina in 1993. I expressed my concerns to Mr
Charles Redman, then US Envoy for Bosnia and Herzegovina. I said to him
in September 1993 that it was very difficult to determine the position of
the United States on the concentration camps in Capljina, Gabela, Mostar
etc., and the systematic destruction of Stolac, Pocitelj etc. These
systematically executed crimes were not possible without the direct
command and assistance of the leadership of the Republic of Croatia. I
asked Mr. Redman if they could have happened if the US Administration had
asked President Tudjman to stop this criminal destruction and release
almost 20,000 Bosnians in the concentration camps.
The third possibility could be my clearly expressed views on the
establishment of Republika Srpska. I said that it is a reward for those
elites, ideologies, organizations and perpetrators who committed the
crime of genocide.
The fourth possibility could be my opinion, so often repeated in public
speeches, that the current situation in Bosnia should be considered an
occupation by fascist oligarchies, until such time as all expelled
citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina have returned to their homes, and
until property rights, freedom of movement, security, freedom of speech
and association etc. have been restored, and the criminals justly
punished.
The fifth possible reason could be that I said very often, with great
conviction, that the rights of all citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina -
Bosnian Serbs, Bosnian Croats and Bosniaks, as well as all others - are
indivisible on the whole territory of Bosnia and Herzegovina, and that
there is an essential source of trust among these peoples of Bosnia and
Herzegovina which is being systematically destroyed by the ruling
oligarchies.
The sixth reason could be that, as a Minister, I was engaged in
establishing the Bosnian Government's energy strategy during the war
against Bosnia, as well as organizing defense production. That
contribution was essential to the defense of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Without it the basic aims of those who sought to destroy Bosnia could
have been achieved. I initiated almost all the basic projects in defense
production and organized complete production systems when everyone
thought it was impossible. This was contrary to US policy at the time
which supported the imposition of the arms embargo, leaving Bosnia
defenseless.
The seventh reason could be that I rejected all pressure from my confused
and discouraged colleagues who were ready to accept the reduction of
Bosnia and Herzegovina's state institutions to exclusively Bosniak ones,
and their readiness to accept the carving up of Bosnia and Herzegovina to
create a so-called national state for Bosniaks, along with national
states for Bosnian Serbs and Bosnian Croats, established by genocide.
This was the principal reason I resigned from the Government. Or it could
be that I said a democratic and patriotic alliance of Bosnians could and
should be the saving alternative to this division of power between
corrupt and dangerous oligarchies.
In conclusion, these are some of the principal reasons for preventing me
from speaking at Stanford University. However I am sure that the real
reason will be obscured by some inventions or mystifications. I have had
the opportunity to read and to hear so many lies told about me, but all
of them are less terrible than the crimes against Bosnia and Herzegovina
and its people. How strange it is to see that the authors and
perpetrators of the crimes against Stolac can travel freely to the United
States, and be accepted as partners. But all my friends, and all people
of goodwill can be assured that all the things that are said about me, in
contradiction to my writings and speeches, and my participation in
Bosnia's struggle for survival, are nothing but lies within the larger
and more dangerous schemes for the destruction of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
I am ready to give, in any time or place, honest and reliable information
on any of the issues involved in Bosnia's struggle for survival.
With greetings of peace,
Mahmutcehajic
Sarajevo, 4 June 1997
Comment of the Bosnian Congress - USA:
Prof. Mahmutcehajic is known to us as a Bosnian patriot who foght for the
indivisible Bosnia-Herzegovina, a country with its civic constitution. He
opposed the ethnic partition of the country because the partition is in
the best interest of Bosnian enemies. As a minister in the Bosnian
government he organized the Bosnia military industry when Bosnia was
completely surounded. That's why he was a big problem for Izetbegovic,
and other Serbian agents in the Bosnian government. Izetbegovic very
succsessfuly plays a role of the "Muslim fundametalist" while fighting
against Bosnia-Herzegovina removing Bosnian patriots from the Bosnian
government and signing all documents our enemies ask him to sign,
including the Dayton agreement, which Bosnian patriots call "The Death of
Bosnia".
Bosnian patriots are suprised that American government denies a visa to a
man who is fighting for the democracy in Bosnia, against the aggressors
who committed the genocide and their marionetta Izetbegovic. In order to
save the Dayton agreement, which is completely immoral, the American
government openly pushed itself to the side of the Karadzic, Mladic,
Izetbegovic and other people who organized the genocide. Where is the
end? Where is Mr. Clinton going to stop? Good save America.
mirza borogovac
Vanja wrote:
> There is a lot sense in these words. However, I would like to point that
> registration for voting is important. If we register, and then abstain of
> voting, our voices will be heard. Our abstinence of voting is our vote
> against partition of Bosnia.
Wrong! No matter who wins the election, Bosnians loose. Our votes just
confirm partition of Bosnia. For that reason, bosnians shuld bojcot the
election, and with bojcot, our vooices will be heard.
Mirza
mirza borogovac
Lee Atwood wrote:
> :They {Bosnian Muslims} are
> :left in an economically unworkable and militarily indefensible
> :reservation, surrounded by hostile Christians.
>
> Why "economically unworkable"?
>
> Militarily difficult, yes, - but economically non-viable?
It is economicaly unworkable becouse there are no roads and factories,
we are sourounded by our enemies on the small piece of land, and we are
always dependent on the foregn trups to protect us. In that hell hole,
people have no perspective but to leave, and no one will invest in the
unstable area.
Mirza
Y Rapido
rapido: Yes. Mirza is right.
First and foremost, if elections are held in September 1997,
it is ALREADY known WHO is going to win in those "free and
fair" :-> elections. The winners are, the "Unholy Trinity":
SDS-HDZ-SDA. In other words, the winning coalition is the
same coalition that won in 1990, took power for the past
seven years, and, gee whiz, would you believe, won in 1996
as well. Darn it, what a surprise. The sole purpose of
that coalition is total destruction of the statehood of the
Republic of Bosnia-Herzegovina, at any cost. And, we have
seen that cost during the 1990's. In order to achieve that,
the Serbian national chauvinist movement (under ideological
leadership of the infamous SANU -- the Serbian Academy of
Arts and Sciences) created partnership with Croatia's
Gen. Tudjman (HDZ) and also set Alija Izetbegovic and his
small clique (leadership of SDA) free from jail in 1988.
So, the "drama", the "suspense" is out of question. The
winners are known. Than why vote ?! Because Clinton told
them they must do that ?! Well, the vote is only
a "front", only a scam -- the true purpose of that voting
is that the Serb Republic gains international legitimacy
and that the last nail is nailed into the coffin of the
statehood of the Republic of Bosnia-Herzegovina.
By the way, all of the above three parties (SDS-HDZ-SDA)
were actually formed in Belgrade, by Belgrade. Croatians
pretty much know that, but, on the other hand, they also
know that Tudjman (leader of their HDZ) is working towards
a variation of Greater Croatia, so they are going along
with that Serbo-Croat agenda.
The only ones who are "dazed and confused" and still
morbidly lied to are the Bosnian nation (a.k.a. "muslims").
They got mega-shafted by their beloved "truest muslim in
the world" (or at least in Bosnia, of all times), the
Serb nationalist, Alija Izetbegovic.
So, why hold elections which are used to give legitimacy
to the murderers of the Bosnian nation ?! Why be so
perversely masochistic ?! Expressions such as "adding
insult to an injury" are truly mild in comparison what
an insult to what an injury this is!
But, if Bosnians want to do it ....
Vanja
Rapido and Mirza,
I am obviosuly not in favor of holding the elections in Bosnia for to us
obvious reasons. But I am in favor of registering.. here's why:
1. By registering to vote, the Bosniaks will let the world know that we
care about what happens in Bosnia. But by abstaining to vote, after
registering, we are letting them know that we will not participate in
something that will severely harm our country.
2. By registering and then boycotting the elections we will show that we
are mature and responsible people with demands. No one will be able to
dismiss our boycott as our whim or as our lack of interest. We will give
our vote of not-voting and therefore not entrusting the given list of
candidates in the given circumstances. But it is important to register to
vote.
3. The OSCE might also come up with a reuirment for the elections after
these that only those who registered for these elections can register for
the next ones as well. We all must a part of the voting body. Otherwise we
lose.
Mirza, I urge you from now to closely read my postings before you start
criticizing me. If you don't understand my points I will reply you in
Bosnian and make myself perfectly clear to you. Now you think about my
arguments here. If you (including Rapido) believe that it is not worth of
resgistering, let me know. I really wish to seriously discuss this issue
as I believe it to be very important.
pozdrav
Aaron Agassi
"Most Americans don't vote beacause they know perfectly well it makes no
difference." So, the Boznian unholly coalition sound pretty familliar.
Perhap the thing to do would be a massive "none of the above" write in
vote. Then the protest would be clear, and not mistakable for
Antidemocratic appathy.