It cannot be journalism to receive and release interrogation protocols. You and I don't get them, only some others do.
This is what journalist Martin Karbovski told BNR and explained:
"The journalist digs and asks prosecutors and investigators, and they tell him that it is an investigative secret. At some point, what is called investigative secrecy disappeared. No one can accuse me of sympathizing with PP-DB. There is no longer an investigative secret for PPs to be busted and DBs not to be busted. ... I cannot blame colleagues for releasing these documents, but the very fact that documents are selectively released and this is done so that we can break Kirill (Petkov) and Asen (Vasilev), although I do not like them, I must to say that I do not like the way. They will remain in politics, but they will be on half-coupling - someone will use them to do what we journalists have done - play the facsimiles of interrogations. This is not journalism, and this is not the way to live, it is not right.
I do not defend "those I deeply hate, who betrayed the free idea of struggle against Borisov - Kiril and Asen,", he stressed:
"They promised to crush Borisov, but allied themselves with him. Now Borisov has crushed them, tomorrow he will use them".
The great irony is to fight against Borisov and it turns out that you will have to live with him again for another 10 years, Karbovski also commented.
Karbovski predicts that no charges will be filed either against the former chief secretary of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, Zhivko Kotsev, or against the former head of the "Customs" Agency. Petya Bankova:
"They just release and campaign with documents that should not be among everyone. If we are going to remove the investigative secret, let's remove it for everyone, not just for the PP".
According to Martin Karbowski "journalists are to blame for everything because they created a political class that was never questioned and never hit hard by the truth and serious questions".
"They don't need anything, they don't need free speech, they just need to pay where they are due along the chain of lieutenants and make their own choices. This is called a private state - voters delegate rights to people who in no way obey the laws. The elector only gives his satraps the opportunity to rule him, and they rule him through the media.
The biggest problem of free speech is that we hear what satrap politicians want us to hear, not what we want to ask them, the journalist believes.
"Behind Boyko Borisov's line, "he who pulls out bundles - dies from bundles" there is some strategy that has reached the puppy's tufts (from photos distributed in some media, in which Zhivko Kotsev is also present - b.r.). ... These are not politicians, these are magicians," he said.