"In "Elenite" we have entered into some kind of farce. The chronology and roles are merciless. At the beginning is greed. A river is being built. State and municipal employees help. The prosecutor's office covers up. Taxes are not paid - there is no ACT-16. On the hill is a huge illegal dump - state and municipal parasites have slept through it. The rain comes. The dump fills, the wall of garbage breaks and sweeps the village. Four people die - among them a mother, a volunteer, a policeman. Hundreds lose their properties and property. The state sends equipment, police, rescuers - spends millions on cleaning, damage, security. Ministers raise slogans (they will demolish buildings, they will ride excavators). The property owners announced that they will sue the state. To pay them for the damages. They are right - they are good-faith buyers - they lost everything.
The circle closes.
In this theatrical farce, the role of people from idiots is given to taxpayers. At the entrance and exit to pay! Through the state budget. Several times because of some dirty officials whose political mentors move around regional, municipal and national services and agencies.
The system is wrong and unfair. In "Elenite" you can see all its viciousness. It is politically wrong from the start. A system that is too bureaucratic, that shifts responsibility, produces corruption and in which no one is responsible for anything."
This comment was posted on his Facebook page by Kaloyan Metodiev - political scientist and member of the Executive Board of "Nepokorna Bulgaria"