Political analyst Slavi Vassilev addressed harsh words to the newly elected government of Rosen Zhelyazkov, led by GERB and supported by coalition partners, FOKUS reported and published his entire statement on the social network.
"It didn't take me more than a day to form an opinion on the most essential issue related to the new government. Will the cabinet, under the influence of its illiberal coalition partners, succeed in defending our national sovereignty?
Of course, I haven't been wrong for a minute because I know that a government led by GERB has always been, and will be, a government with its head bowed in Brussels. It will reduce the deficit (maybe?), build kindergartens, highways, etc., and all that is very good, but where the big game is being played, it will be a total zero.
And so on the first day of our new government, I see how three ministers announce, as their first initiative, participation in meetings of Norwegian and British foundations.
So, of course, these are completely legitimate initiatives, with noble causes. One, the Norwegian one, fights against domestic violence. The English initiative, directly supported by the British government, is related to the deinstitutionalization of childcare, that is, to have no children living in hospitals and boarding houses.
But, I wonder something else. What the hell is this trait, characteristic of our rulers for the last 80 years, that we respect the opinion of “our partners" above all else for us?
The first public initiative of the new ministers is related to English and Norwegian foundations?
Don't you realize, gentlemen of the new ministers, that the people in Bulgaria need to stand up a little, and not look, through our rulers, like eternally bowed puppets?
Didn't you manage to come up with something else that would look a little more worthy of a first meeting?
And of all, the biggest titan is undoubtedly our new Foreign Minister, Georg Georgiev, who directly met with his English counterpart, David Lamy, whose government last week signed an agreement for a “100-year partnership“ with Ukraine. For 100 years! And Georg's first meeting is precisely with the English Foreign Minister!
Well, go to Macedonia, you slob! Meet with the Turkish Foreign Minister. Meet with your Greek counterpart if you want. But, no. Ours is visited.
To teach you a little, young man, because you are 6 years younger than me, you have not studied international relations, and you are known mainly for kissing hands when you represent a sovereign state that produces its own foreign policy, the new minister holds his first meeting outside the country, and does not receive his colleague here!
Mushmorok!
And I am convinced that Georg is very proud of having met the Englishman at his first meeting. Do you know why? Because Georg is not there to think. He is there to execute.
Is there a person here, if anyone knows such a person to introduce me, I will give him 500 leva right away, no questions asked. The condition is that this person honestly thinks that Georg, during his meeting with his English colleague, will ask himself the question “what is good for Bulgaria" in the context of this meeting? To this end, the future owner of these 500 leva must honestly believe that Georg, during the meeting with the Englishman, will raise the issue related to Bulgaria's interests in the context of the war in Ukraine.
Will Georg think about Bulgaria, in your opinion?
Without having attended the meeting, I can tell you what the new Bulgarian Foreign Minister said. “Bulgaria stands firmly behind Ukraine! We condemn Russian aggression and will continue to help Ukraine in its fight against dictator Putin." I bet that the two reactors for the Belene NPP, bought and paid for with our money, stored for years with our money, will go “bon marché" to Ukraine.
If there is interest in these 500 leva, the comments are yours."