While I was doing “Slavi's Show“, every day was a battle. And for me. And for everyone around me. A battle for your interest. Such were the rules of the game and such was the goal. Every day. Forecast. Goal. Execution. Result.
I was constantly subjected to this. A lot of work, dedication, many sacrifices. Now, when I think about it, it's not much different. And I'll give you an example. The “Petrohan“ case. For me, this is a moral case. I know that for every normal person, this is a moral case. Nobody wants Bulgarians to be compared to sectarians and pedophiles. I am not the police and I am not part of the state restrictive bodies, but I have opportunities, public presence, political means. And because of all this, I can do everything possible to get this case resolved. Whatever I can and as much as I can.
And I will not stop. And I do not care. That is why I will act as I have always acted. Forecast. Goal. Execution. Result.
Forecast. This is a disgusting case that interests the entire society. Everyone wants to know what exactly happened and until they find out, they will not have peace.
Goal. I must do everything possible, as far as I can, to clarify this case and to punish the guilty and to bring justice to the injured. And to make sure that such things do not happen again with state protection.
Execution. All means. All those involved - to the light. All those guilty - to court. The goal justifies the means. My entire team is working non-stop, without sleeping. No stopping until the goal is achieved. Both in the current and the next parliament, and outside the parliament, as far as it depends on me and my colleagues and friends from “There are such people“, no one will touch children with their dirty hands!
And finally - the result. If I do everything right and as I have done so far, I will not care about anything else except the achievement of the goal. The result will come as a result of all my actions.
Because I think the following: “Children are like flowers. Don't let anyone crush them! Protect them! They are so fragile.“