The fact that in this particular case Boyko Borisov is using Operation “Barbarossa“ says only one thing – these are his complexes and fears that Peevski has kidnapped him. What Bulgarian politics, Bulgarian political life and especially Mr. Boyko Borisov need is the Normandy Landing. This was commented on by the MP from the PP-DB PG Ivaylo Mirchev to journalists in parliament.
Earlier today, GERB leader Boyko Borisov stated that a plan “Barbarossa“ is being prepared with the request for a vote of no confidence in the cabinet by the PP immediately after July 8.
„We are ready to do the Normandy Landing – to free Bulgaria from Peevski and Borisov himself as a victim of Peevski“, announced Mirchev.
According to him, it is good for Borisov to know that until the beginning of Operation “Barbarossa“ Stalin was a partner with Hitler, including on Red Square they were together at the celebration of the October Revolution. „Let Borisov not recognize himself in Operation “Barbarossa“, we will provide him with “D“ day – The Normandy landings to get rid of Peevski, that's what he needs," he stressed.
When asked if he had any idea what mistakes from the past Borisov and Jim O'Brien had discussed, Mirchev replied: "Two men can talk about a lot of mistakes from the past. I have no idea what the two of them talked about."
The State Security Service once again assured that there would be no vote of no confidence from them before September.
Mirchev announced that today the State Security Service had sent a signal to the prosecutor's office regarding the Anti-Corruption Fund's (ACF) investigation into Hristo Kovachki and the extremely serious data about the octopus that has taken over the Bulgarian energy sector. A signal will also be sent to the European Public Prosecutor's Office.
Bozhidar Bozanov, for his part, announced that the number of signatures for the resignation of Tsoncho Ganev as Deputy Speaker of the National Assembly is increasing. “We expect GERB to join this effort“, he said and specified that the PP and ITN have signed, MECH have declared their readiness, and a decision is also expected from the BSP.