For the first time in my life I feel warm feelings for a person who tears my poster. And publicly. Someone had taken the trouble to make it, pay for it, and stick it on the facade of the Socialist Party. A bold and capable person. He had chosen such an iconic picture of me rolling up my sleeves. Thanks for the good selection! I accepted it symbolically.
This is what independent MP Kaloyan Metodiev wrote on his Facebook page about yesterday's unrest in front of the building of "Positano". 20 and the announced expulsion from BSP of Cornelia Ninova, Georgi Svilenski, Ivan Chenchev and Krum Donchev. Here are more of his words:
And after that I thought about it.
All my life I have been fighting to get the criminal and anti-social contingent out of politics – the image of the smuggler, the hooligan, the person with simple behavior, with mental deviations and fixations, the petty revenger, the bully, the mother's son, the state businessman, the male holder of foreign parties, the fraudster, the liar, etc. A type who has a lot of money but will never, I repeat never, get respect, recognition and love. Joking aside, but this is the key challenge facing Bulgaria at the moment.
And as for the specific case, after the poster was torn down - they excluded innocent and honest people without any arguments. By force, with false voices, with external logistics, with lies and aggression. That's how they started holding elections. Without a periphery, with creeping in front of the powerful of the day, with fraud, with a few mayors overrun with their companies, with throwing away the valuable people. And with the slogan that they are in an unprecedented mega giant union with 20 or so parties. Since a Bulgarian political scientist, ergo me, has never heard of them, then they don't exist. Simple logic.
Wishing them success in the elections and not wishing them well is the same. The result is known. Malice overcame reason. Thanks just for making the poster!