I watched Gogo Lozanov on TV.
Do you remember who Gogo Lozanov is?
An intellectual with long white hair and a bow tie.
Former head of CEM – Electronic Media Council.
In fact, I have known him for a long time through Ljubo Dilov, but lately he has been enjoying himself as a political commentator and is invited on television to comment on various things and mainly to praise PP/DB.
This commented on "Facebook" the PP leader "There is such a people" Slavi Trifonov.
In this line of thought, if he hears my name or if he hears about “There is such a people", whatever we have done is either wrong or detrimental to the situation.
Today, for example, his comment on the talks of “There is such a people" with the other parties, due to the fact that ITN received the third mandate and talked with the other parties in front of the public and all the journalists were invited, so his comment was, I quote from memory: "…a satirical show turns politics into a satirical show.&ldquo ;
What is satirical about him, I cannot understand?
But Gogo Lozanov's comment is surprisingly similar in meaning to Delyan Peevski's comment from a few days ago.
Is it possible that Delyan Peevski works for Gogo Lozanov?
It seems very unlikely to me, so there remains the possibility that Gogo Lozanov works for Delyan Peevski, which sounds quite likely to me, considering that they are saying the same thing in meaning.
In the end, I understand it - everything has to be eaten from somewhere…
I allow myself to comment on Gogo Lozanov, because I started to get tired of people like him appearing on television, not knowing what they are, but in fact, defining themselves as political and media experts, and none of the journalists who invite them are not allows at least once to ask them the question: actually who pays you, that is, what do you do, where do you get your money?
Because if journalists find out who really pays most of the experts in quotation marks that they invite, their conversation with them will become completely meaningless, because it will become clear that they are paid to say what they say.
The conclusion of what I am writing is very simple – ask yourself: who pays the people you see on tv? The same persons on all televisions, the same experts and specialists. Actually, who do they work for? In any case, they are not working for you, as would be proper and moral.