What is coming, if there is no political alternative, is severe law and order problems, this will all explode - by offering the same thing, because walking on people's heads is not the right direction.
Such a prediction was made by Anton Kutev, a publicist in the official office of "Stefan Yanev", a former deputy from the BSP, now an adviser to the president, in an interview with BNR.
According to him, the sanitary cordon against Delyan Peevski is achievable, "but not in this NA":
"I don't believe it can give birth to meaningful governance. The participants in this government will pay a heavy price. Party participants have more negative than positive. How will the political system change? The only way for people to come out is through voting, but someone has to motivate them. "We offer you something else, well, this is something else, I say, a change in the party system of the country. Whether it will be revolutionary, whether the president will do it or whatever, but something will come out. There is no way that this system in its form will not fall apart.
According to him, until President Rumen Radev announces that there is a project, then there is none.
Kutev commented that Assoc. Nataliya Kiselova is a lawyer and constitutionalist and has expertise for the Speaker of the National Assembly.
"Her choice is like the moves of the parties of helplessness. I think it happened by accident and I'm not convinced that it won't change in a month and they won't start cooking pooches for her. Let's hope that the election, no matter how random it is, is still a chance for the parliament to work," Kutev said.
He thinks that it is right that Borisov should get the mandate, because he was prime minister three times and is the strongest person in GERB. What is the point of Dani Mitov being prime minister and Borisov ruling, Kutev pointed out and commented on the behind-the-scenes.
"The only problem is that the high part of the political elites is criminal and does not come to light. There are circles we don't see. Some stand on top, others pull their strings. As a society we need to clean up these problems and bring those responsible to the fore. And not for politicians to stand inside the parliament and say, "what should I do?", recommended the adviser to the president, Rumen Radev.
For PP-DB, Kutev claims that they cannot be trusted because their words do not match their actions:
"They lose support every time because their actions differ from their talk. What cordon? You were sitting on Peevski's lap until yesterday. What have you done - ridiculous constitution. And these same people tell you - "sanitary cordon" around Peevski. Well, how can I believe you? With Peevski, you made a constitution against Rumen Radev and instead of confusing him, you confused yourself."