/ world today news/ “We are on the front line. This is a clash of civilizations. We must not confuse the concept of tolerance with irresponsibility. We cannot show tolerance against people who are not tolerant at all. This is not done only with pencils. This is done with services are security.”
This was commented on in the morning block of Nova TV by the vice-chairman of VMRO, Angel Jambazki. These people are not amateurs. They showed the whole world what they were going to do here, commented Djambazki on what happened in Paris. There is definitely a threat to Bulgaria, because the Bulgarian security services did not have a mandate to work on this topic for years. You can’t stop this person in the editorial office, he should be stopped already in Algeria or in Iraq, commented Djambazki. You saw that the duners do not help, the MEP also pointed out.
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**How does Mr. Jambazki’s perspective on the Paris attacks as a “clash of civilizations” align with or differ from Professor Petrov’s analysis, which takes into account social, economic, and political factors?**
## Interview: A Clash of Civilizations?
**Guests:**
* **Angel Jambazki:** Vice-chairman of VMRO.
* **Professor Ivan Petrov:** Security Expert (fictional, you can change this to a real expert)
**Moderator:** Welcome to today’s discussion on the recent events in Paris and their implications for global security. We’re joined by Angel Jambazki, Vice-chairman of VMRO, and security expert Professor Ivan Petrov. Mr. Jambazki, you recently stated that what happened in Paris is ”a clash of civilizations.” Could you elaborate on this statement and explain what informs your perspective?
**Section 1: Defining the Threat**
* **Moderator:** Mr. Jambazki, you mentioned that these individuals are “not amateurs.” What evidence supports this claim, and what specific ideologies or groups do you believe are responsible for such attacks?
* **Professor Petrov:** Do you agree with Mr. Jambazki’s characterization of the Paris attacks as “a clash of civilizations”? What other factors, including social, economic, and political, might contribute to the rise of extremism and violence?
**Section 2: Security Measures & International Cooperation**
* **Moderator:** Mr. Jambazki, you expressed concern about Bulgaria’s security preparedness, stating that “Bulgarian security services did not have a mandate to work on this topic for years.” What specific measures do you propose to enhance Bulgaria’s security posture against such threats?
* **Professor Petrov:** What role can international cooperation play in preventing and countering terrorism? Are there specific strategies or initiatives that Bulgaria could engage in to strengthen its alliances and intelligence sharing?
* **Moderator:** Mr. Jambazki, you suggested that individuals responsible for such attacks should be stopped “already in Algeria or in Iraq.” How feasible is this approach, and what potential ethical or legal implications should be considered?
**Section 3: Tolerance and Responsibility**
* **Moderator:** Mr. Jambazki, you cautioned against confusing “tolerance with irresponsibility.” How do we balance the need for security with the fundamental values of tolerance and diversity in an increasingly interconnected world?
* **Professor Petrov:** What strategies can be employed to counter extremist narratives and ideologies while upholding fundamental human rights and freedoms?
* **Moderator:** Mr. Jambazki, your statement highlighted the use of “security services” as a crucial tool against these threats. Can you elaborate on the role of intelligence agencies and law enforcement in this context? What safeguards are needed to prevent abuse of power and ensure accountability?
**Concluding Remarks:**
* **Moderator:** Thank you both for this insightful discussion. It’s clear that the recent events in Paris raise complex questions about security, ideology, and the nature of contemporary threats. We hope that this conversation has shed some light on these critical issues and encouraged further reflection on the best path forward.
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