Vukanović says in his post that one of the main reasons for the political survival of SNSD and its president Milorad Dodik is the state of the opposition. "The regime of Milorad Dodik would not have survived for more than two decades if it did not have its sleepers in the opposition, false, bought, blackmailed, and controlled opposition members who have betrayed the people and their supporters, and whose task is to play a prearranged game for him and jump in to save him when he is in trouble, and for that receive a reward, mostly positions, money, and crumbs of power," he wrote. He described the regime in RS as totalitarian, stating that "everything is controlled," including the opposition. "In totalitarian regimes, everything in society is strictly controlled, from the state apparatus, police, media to a large part of the controlled opposition, which attacks and criticizes the regime in measured doses, creates the illusion of false pluralism, democracy, freedom of speech, voting, and a fair electoral process, and for its role receives a smaller piece of the pie. The leaders of the controlled opposition receive handsome allowances and rewards, live a luxurious lifestyle, almost like those in power, have all the privileges, while they listen and do what is asked of them," claims Vukanović. He further emphasizes that "every totalitarian regime is corrupt and dangerous," and that "the only thing worse than that is a corrupt, controlled, and false opposition." "It deceives and sells out the people and the dissatisfied, keeps them in delusion, serves the centers of power, and surrenders to tyrants. It would be hypocritical and immoral to attack the government for corruption, buying and switching sides, questions of dirty money, suspicious donations, and not ask the same question about the origin of the first million 'donation' of the People's Front and PSS, how do Jelena Trivić and Draško Stanivuković finance the expensive activities of their newly founded parties? We cannot be against Dodik and at the same time support Vučić, his violence, thugs, attacks on students and professors, listen to and support Informer, media censorship, electoral violence and abuses, and for our changes to be to become 'Ćaci,' which would be a betrayal of the people," writes Vukanović. In the end, he suggested that his plan for the opposition in the upcoming elections was rejected at a recently held meeting. "Despite all disagreements, I had a very correct attitude and an offer that I presented at the meeting in Banja Luka, but Draško and Jelena obviously do not want to support Branko Blanuša but continue with joint insidious attacks, because they have such an order, to cause as much damage and problems as possible to the largest opposition party. The wheat must be separated from the chaff, because it is better to have one sincere than five false allies," wrote Nebojša Vukanović.