"I welcome every attempt to destroy the current political system. Bulgaria needs a refoundation, it needs a new Constitution, a new social contract. Bulgaria needs to restore trust between the government and the people". This was stated in "The Day Begins with Georgi Lyubenov"; the chairman of "Vazrazhdane" Kostadin Kostadinov.
He stated that the main goal of the opposition is to overthrow the government and there are two ways to do this: the parliamentary one is a vote of no confidence, the extra-parliamentary one is protests.
"When we looked at the vote of no confidence on internal security, submitted by PP-DB and MECH, it turned out that despite the huge volume of 80 pages, one part of the reasons, about a dozen pages, were copied one to one from EC reports, and the other part showed signs of being written with the help of artificial intelligence".
Back in February "Vazrazhdane" proved that Borislav Sarafov is not an I.F. chief prosecutor, but an ordinary prosecutor, Kostadinov also said and commented that it took the Supreme Court of Cassation 8 months "to reach our conclusions".
"In my opinion, this is again related to Peevski's influence in the judiciary, because he has the upper hand there at the moment. It is obvious that he no longer needs Sarafov. We have no way of knowing, because the judicial system is very dirty and unclean, with an awful lot of addictions and crime in the upper echelons. The only good thing about the current political crisis is that it wears out the puppets in power too quickly".
According to the leader of "Vazrazhdane" The Euro-Atlantic direction has been working "to destroy Bulgarian statehood for decades", and the final blow will be dealt on January 1, when Bulgaria "will be annexed to the eurozone".
"The eurozone is in a very difficult state at the moment and will collapse. Bulgaria's entry, paradoxically, will contribute to this, because Bulgaria is not a strong element. Bulgaria has a strong currency because it is backed by levs. When they cease to exist and when our reserve, which we have in the currency board buffer, goes to the ECB, we say goodbye to the basis of our currency and financial stability".
Bulgaria's entry into the eurozone caused huge inflation and everyone sees it, Kostadinov also said. According to him, the chairman of the NSI "will blow like a fuse like his colleague from Greece, who went to prison for falsifying data".
Kostadinov said that he is not worried about a possible political project by President Rumen Radev:
"It is his right, it has happened. It does not bother me. Because of the political crisis in recent years, we have seen how many political projects have appeared and disappeared like mayflies".