Shall I Go On?

Tomislav Nikolic, SRS deputy group leader: When the SPO submitted a demand for a vote of confidence in the government in June, you remember my speech, it is also remembered by Mr. Radmilo Bogdanovic, who swore at me and mentioned my mother, my being the Technical Director of the cemetery, all in very derogatory language. My speech was an attack on the government which you could all follow in June...

Radmilo Bogdanovic (SPS): Gentlemen, members of the Radical Party, I did not expect to be accused falsely by the leader of your group of deputies. I thought that the last untrue accusation, to which I replied politely, came from your chief, the well known imputation over Banjaluka. It is true that Mr. Nikolic knows that I follow all discussions closely. It is a fact that he himself commented, but there were no cuss words in my vocabulary, and I did tell some ministers, and my friend the vice-president: ``The grave digger has got you!'' That's all I said.

Tomislav Nikolic: Mr. Bogdanovic, your involvement in the events in Banjaluka is not a lie, but a certainty, and I am a witness that you admitted as much during a telephone conversation with the president of my party, which I listened to on the intercom...

Shall I say it?

Do you remember the course of the conversation? That you said: ``Will that man come to talk to you, president?'' Shall I talk? Go on?..

(It's impossible to tell if Bogdanovic is saying something, or just watching in silence.)

Tomislav Nikolic: ... And then when Vojislav Seselj said: ``Radmilo, you really got involved in Banjaluka.'' You said: ``Vojo, either you or me...''

Since I know that Voja didn't, the process of deduction leaves you... I have witnesses that you swear...