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Angel Djambazki PHOTO: VELISLAV NIKOLOV
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I said: “Bulgaria above all and long live Bulgaria”, claims the head of IMRO, accused of Nazi salute in the hall of the European Parliament
I am shocked that they made world news by waving to the President of the European Parliament Roberta Mezzola, said the MEP from the group of European Conservatives and Reformists Angel Djambazki, quoted by BTA.
“If they fine me this time, I will judge them and convict them, in my opinion, because it clearly shows how crazy this Western European elite is. This is not an elite that cares about the people,” said Djambazki, who was elected in Bulgaria. from IMRO and is one of the three co-chairs of the organization.
His behavior provoked a sharp reaction in the European Parliament days after Djambazki was accused of committing acts resembling a Nazi salute in the Strasbourg plenary hall. The Bulgarian MEP rejected the accusations and said his gesture was misinterpreted.
“They saw Nazism and fascism as a wave of agreement to the president that I would not disturb her. This tells me that these people are very complex and frustrated on these topics, that they have a guilty conscience and that they see Nazis everywhere. They were irritated by my statement that there should be no interference in Poland and Hungary. I said: “Bulgaria above all and long live Bulgaria”. of hatred, “Djambazki said.
He added that there was no development in the case and that he had written detailed explanations and sent the recording where everything was heard and seen. If I wanted to make such gestures as I do not do, because they are not Bulgarian, it is more logical to do it on the podium, where I am with all the “face to face.” This is the absurdity of the situation that was made world news “, the MEP commented.
“Currently, there is a report that says that the European Commission strongly criticizes the maritime industry because it lags behind in LGBTI rights. At the same time, the prices of everything are rising. And not only in Bulgaria, but also in Belgium and throughout Europe. If we ask “Someone here is worried about the state of the LGBTI – the maritime transport sector, if they find out what we are asking them, they will beat us,” Djambazki said.
Earlier this morning, IMRO honorary chairman Krassimir Karakachanov defended his successor, saying The EU is a perversion and the Soviet Union.
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