But not only the Hague Tribunal. I would be happier if the National judiciary had reacted appropriately when the crimes were committed, or at least when they were registered much later. Because of the provocative moves and an incoherent policy which provoked the Hague Tribunal and tried to hold the politicial monopoly in semi-isolation, we have a problem. The solution is not fatal. A new page should be turned, in order to protect the integrity of the country and the Homeland War.
Crime has nothing to do with it.
Those who have a different opinion should explain with many arguments why Croatia has not stopped to be of interest to the Hague yet. The Dayton process again undergoes its critical phase. The Dayton structure is under great pressure, as it has always been. Lately, we have heard serious demands for the revision of the Dayton Accord, but nothing new has been offered in the sense of counter-proposals. For the Croatian Government and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs all the commitments toward Bosnia-Herzegovina remain valid.