Don't hold Bosnia together artificially

The multicultural model continues its world-wide collapse -- and the ruling elite isn't happy:

Paddy Ashdown is alarmed that Bosnia might divide along ethnic lines. If the Republika Srpska were to declare independence, he frets, ethnic Croats might follow suit, leaving a "rump" Bosniak state.

Yes, my Lord. And your problem with that is...?

Ashdown trots out all the usual clichés about Balkan tragedies, and reminds us of the horrors that the South Slav peoples visited upon each other in the 1990s. But those horrors were at least as much the consequence of denying the national principle as of granting it.

The globalists are shrewd enough to grasp what's at stake here. If people are allowed to self-organize along natural cultural lines, then what's left for the big bureaucracies, both civil and military, to do? They know they must protect their cushy, parasitical jobs by forcing conflicting cultures together, creating unstable, contentious, and more easily managed populations. Artificial instability will justify more armies, more intervention, more administrative red tape, more diversity training -- all the inevitable byproducts of enforced multiculturalism.

It beats honest work any day.