In his letter to the president of the Republic of Croatia, Mr. Stjepan Mesić, of Nov. 30, 2006, Pašk Kačinari, among other things, points out that the group of people that transferred ZABA shares to their own names are actually a "fifth column," which has "stuck a knife in Croatia's back," thus acquiring properties worth billions of euros, while economically mutilating Croatia.

The letter also points out that ZABA "pushed" into bankruptcy almost all of its 1287 original founders, as well as many other economic entities, and, by way of these bankruptcies, acquired possession of the founders' real estate properites throughout Croatia. The letter also underlines that the entire so-called "construction lobby" in Croatia is essentially tied to ZABA, as it is constructing new objects on real properties that ZABA has snatched through the forced bankruptcy process. It is further pointed out that the former "Varaždinska banka" bank has also been fused to ZABA. This bank was, like ZABA, never privatized, but nevertheless became private. It was through this bank that some quite "strange" privatizations in the Varaždin Region were carried out during the 1990s, in which the Republic of Croatia was damaged for huge sums of money.

Kačinari further points out that those that have been serving as a front for the stolen money, Unicredito and Allianz, are now "fleeing", transferring the now-rather-uncomfortable ZABA shares to a significantly smaller Austrian bank, who will now serve as the nominal owner. However, this bares the robbery wide open, because it becomes obvious that ZABA has no true foreign owner, which means that the illegal situation around ZABA can no longer be ignored.

Finally, Pašk Kačinari concludes that the precondition for establishing a legal state in Croatia is the clearing up of the situation around ZABA, and the return of Croatia's stolen property.

Pašk Kačinari's Letter to Ivica Račan, president of the Social-Democratic Party of Croatia and former Croatian prime minister

The Social-Democratic Party  (SDP) is the ruling party in Zagreb, headed by Mayor Milan Bandić. Since the local Zagreb city organs have not reacted to Pašk Kačinari's reports of their own rights, Mr. Kačinari has decided to inform the SDP president about the city's rights. While the SDP and its president are formally advocating a clearing up of the wartime pillaging of Croatia and an extension of the legal expiration dates for the prosecution of war profiteering and pillage, SDP's local power-holders in Zagreb are not reacting to a documented report about a pillage whos victim was the City of Zagreb itself, which has the rights of reclaiming the stolen property. Pašk Kačinari sees in this the hand of a local clique at the Zagreb city level and that clique's sabotage of the SDP president himself. Thus far, Pašk Kačinari has not named any names, leaving it to the president of the SDP to determine the names of local SDP office-holders who are obstructing the righs of the City of Zagreb and damaging the interests and reputation of the SDP itself.

Denunciation of the fraud to the European Anti-Fraud Office (OLAF)

European financial institutions (UNICREDITOITALIANO, BANKAUSTRIA, ALLIANZ) act or acted as the nominal owner of ZABA, and in fact they are not, and were not the owners at all. These institutions registered ownership of the bank what has falsified Balance book. Therefore these facts proved the existence of the fraud and other serious irregularities which have impact on the EU budget, as well as the serious misconduct on the part of members or staff of European institutions, so The European Anti-Fraud Office (OLAF) is competent for the case.