Journalist Victoria Georgieva wrote strong words related to the mutinous receptions in the country.
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Boyko Borisov used mutren techniques. Here is Rashkov, who talks about “former people”, calls for the dismissal of journalists, threatens politicians with self-mutilation, insists that criminal proceedings be instituted against the Prosecutor General.
Here is Maya Manolova, whose nickname “Sister Galeva” connected her with the Dupnitsa businessmen Plamen Galev and Angel Hristov. And the “Kostinbrod affair”, and SANS?
Mladen Marinov issued orders for the police to beat the protesters. Here is Hadjigenov, who incited the forcible overthrow of the government, threw tomatoes and eggs at buildings that are architectural and cultural monuments of national importance, while in the meantime advocated for the official mistress of Vasil Bozhkov.
The same strikingly illiterate specimen, a.k.a. Mravin has now been elected chairman of the commission to investigate violence during the protests.
Kostadin Angelov was incompetent, to blame for the COVID crisis. Here is Stoycho Katsarov, who hurried with the elimination of a proven professional, referring to unproven information.
The same Katsarov, who for months demonstrated anti-vaccination sentiments and only after he headed the Ministry of Health changed the plaque. And again, the one who became entangled in his own statements about what he had signed, whether he had signed, whether he had checked his ID card, and so on.
Tsveta Karayancheva was simple and simple. I will not allow myself to write all the insulting qualifications that have been used in her address over the years, but here is Tatiana Doncheva, who is probably more impressive with her vision and behavior.
Vejdi Rashidov was a drunkard who had no culture. Here is Minekov, who was carrying coffins around the center of Sofia, writing illiterate statuses in suspicious physical condition early in the morning, recognizing himself as the nation’s intellectual elite while demanding resignations, and allegedly in the name of the state, distinguished himself.
Ivan Geshev was a disgrace, here is Radev waving his fist, demanding resignations, obviously violating the Constitution. Radev, who failed, did not even try to be a statesman, and with his positions further divided society. This same one, according to whom Bozhkov sounded convincing.
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