If the politicians do not come to a reasonable decision to form a government, whatever the results of the elections, they will commit a crime against Bulgaria.
This opinion was expressed by the journalist Valeriya Veleva in the show "The Day ON AIR".
"The situation is so dramatic all over the world that if we continue to wallow in our own petty political passions and fail to see the great danger that looms over the whole world, this political elite must go. The creation of a regular government means saving the state," she commented.
"The conflict is not from now. Since the creation of the Jewish state, there has been conflict and tension there. Iran's doctrine is the total destruction of the Jewish state. The creation of all these proxy forces that are involved in this conflict, supporting Iran, are also not from now on. A few months ago there was also a massive rocket attack on Israel. This is not something new. It turns out that there are no new things in Bulgarian politics. The new thing would be to form a regular cabinet," political scientist Georgi Kiryakov told Bulgaria ON AIR.
In his words, the migrant pressure has not stopped and he is dependent on what is happening in the Middle East. Kiryakov supported Veleva's words, stressing that the Bulgarian political elite is incapable of making an adequate decision to end the crisis.
"At least let's assign them a task as voters to reach some kind of consensus to form a regular government," he added.
"There is currently no campaign. They are tired, clueless, empty of content. There is also a sense of discomfort. They keep talking against each other. Politics cannot be done with aggression. Bulgaria did not achieve its goals - the plan for recovery and sustainability, the security of the state. Driven by their human misery of negativity and hatred of the enemy, they cannot rise above all this to become statesmen. It has been drawn up who should form a coalition with whom - GERB, "We are continuing the change", probably ITN", analyzes Veleva.
Bulgarian voters are losing confidence in democracy itself because of what is happening, and this is the result of successive elections, Kiryakov stressed.
"Let's see the result of the two DPS. It is not clear what the result will be. "Who will be invited to a conversation will depend on the outcome of the two DPSs," he pointed out.
According to Veleva, this is the biggest unknown for DPS - how exactly the votes will be distributed and who will be the winner.
"For the first time we will have such a fierce battle within the ethnos. Many dramatic things can be observed on election day. Dogan's group will not support a GERB government. GERB and PP-DB are the main parties and all responsibility for forming or not forming a government will fall on them," she summarized.