We are writing a historical novel alongside the elections, but it seems to me that this novel is coming to an end an ending, not open-ended, but tragic. From a novel to a political reality television soap opera. This series is low budget because the characters are the same. Fewer and fewer positive characters remain in Bulgaria's political plot.
This is what the writer Dimitar Nedkov said in the studio of "Bulgaria ON AIR'.
In his words, the backstage has expelled the positive characters.
"Let's look at the voter turnout - the lowest. If one checks how many people left Bulgaria on Friday evening, going to the sea, mostly to our southern neighbor, it can be said that we are the authors of a new phenomenon, or the so-called electoral migration. In the last six months, I found it more and more difficult to find people to talk to about the elections, to be interested in voting. People are disgusted by what is offered to us as a product," added Nedkov.
He is of the opinion that "Bulgarian destiny" it is not in the hands of the Bulgarians, everything is external.
"Why are we surprised that a similar kind of political, far-right, separatist formations are on the rise. It can be said that in these elections the European revolted against the way in which the European civilization is liquidated. Notre Dame burned down, perhaps as a result of what happened as a result of the election. Are they surprised? They brought Europe into a global conflict of the so-called "great powers", the writer stressed.
Nedkov recalled that young people do not vote en masse.
"This is their rebellion. In the next elections, it will be even more tragic. Election day is outside the context of democratic values, but not only in our country. The salvation that is already a fact is a total boycott of the current European political elites. Why have we stopped caring in whose hands is the fate of our children? Today they are children, but tomorrow they are a people. For a long time, our republic has not been parliamentary, nor is it a republic", he also commented.
According to the writer, in politics you are either someone or you belong to someone.
"We lost all kinds of sovereignty long ago. But the most terrible thing is the loss of sovereignty over our educational system. The other countries felt it. And we are ready to sell the future of the generation and the unborn in exchange for grants and in exchange for someone sponsoring us a textbook," stressed Dimitar Nedkov.
He predicts riots in Europe.
"I suppose that the events of 1968 await France. Macron dissolves parliament, not realizing his own guilt. Why didn't he also schedule presidential elections? Macron was never French as the president of France, he is from the sect of the crashed liberal concept," added the writer.