Minekov talks about how much Borisov is cowardly and simple. With scholasticism everything is right – this one is simple, i'm smart. I can't imagine Minekov running the country amidst the unwieldy nature of the post-communist BALKAN PSEUDO-DEMOCRACY. If he had to maneuver between nomenclature clans, several strong tribes from the DS structures, a number of bandits produced by the Zivkov power, when apropos the Minekov family felt superior, the crème de la crème of the communist regime. Borissov ruled a devastated society in too much shock with minimal options for therapy, with critical tensions, collective defamation, etc. A society in transition, with no skills for democracy, with institutions being built, political manners still being learned, etc. And yes, Borisov's qualities are not those necessary for a professor at the National Academy of Arts. But they are precisely the ones that allowed him to achieve political longevity. Abuses of executive power have existed for as long as there has been executive power. We also saw the abuses of the Bone Cabinets, the royal cabinets, the Royal Cabinets, the charlatans' cabinets, etc..
This commented on "Facebook" Kalina Androlova.
Minekov spoke of a “pyramid of simple and faithful people” who formed the state government. And “THE HUNTING FRIEND“ of Todor Zhivkov, among whom was his father, WAS SHE SMARTER?!
„We live in a dictatorship of simpletons”, declared Minekov!
Yes, because intellectuals cannot rule. They can only talk about how simple the rulers are, dissent and complain about their fate that the world does not understand them. Therefore, American dominance in the second half of the 20th century took European intellectuals out of circulation in politics and returned them to universities. There, let them chatter freely, but not start revolutions, not create a school of permanent protest and eternal resistance. Often, protests do not seek the truth, but PARALYZE the state and are used as a service for the political opposition. And in this formula, intellectuals diversify their daily lives, and politicians are the object of a scourge and tension to distribute power among themselves. “All power causes dissatisfaction. Even the most famous rulers in history knew that somewhere in the kingdom some drunkard was ravaging them in all sorts of ways, said one author of historical novels.
Even emblems like Charles de Gaulle end with nationwide protests and slogans “De Gaulle – in the archive!“ and “Goodbye, de Gaulle!“. Such is the nature of politics. In politics, it is windy, the environment is hostile.
We remember the protests of the Poisonous Trio in Sofia, and I dare say that there was not just a lack of CULTURE OF DEBATE! Well there was paid instrumentation! In The Poison Trio, Minekov did not at all look or sound like an intellectually complex mind, but created an ATMOSPHERE OF COMPLETE, ONE HUNDRED PERCENT, IRRESPONSIBLE IMPAIRMENT, whose purpose is to overthrow one power and install another. That is, a classic COUP! Well, we saw the other power! The intellectuals Kiro, Lena, Asen, Konstantinova, Venezia, etc. The other power, that of Minekov, turned out to be far simpler than the one against which the protests were waged. But so much simpler that in three years the state literally collapsed, drained and ended. "The Simple" Borisov maintained financial discipline, the complicated Asen and Kiril drained the energy companies, opened an 18 billion deficit, increased the indebtedness, and hence the dependence of the state, offered themselves to the external factors as SERVANTS for whatever they were told to keep them on pills in power. But I'm so tired of writing about charlatans that I think I'll stop there.
What I mean is that parliamentary systems can be blocked if parties become too fragmented. Then the coalitions become unstable, the interests are too many and confront each other, greed increases, irresponsibility is introduced, we get as a result super-looting and mega-ruin. This is what we are currently observing in Bulgaria. So when Minekov talks about the intelligence of power, let's say that the Poisonous Trio was destroying without knowing what was coming next and without being able to build! Which is profane, stupid and not intelligent at all.
The poisonous trio was a well-paid weapon of vested interests.
And the pretense of intellectuality here is used only for salt, pepper and seasoning of the coup d'état. MINEKOV FAILED IN THE REVOLUTION! And that's because he's clearly not smart enough to understand that there are different types of intelligence. And when you are an artist or a sculptor, you are less likely to understand politics, to rule a Balkan country, to hold on to political power, to achieve anything at all in a field for which you have no qualities. Underestimating the enemy has wiped out many people, nations and legendary warlords.