/ world today news/ I am disappointed that I am not nominated by GERB for prime minister. So ironically and with a great sense of humor, the former deputy from the civil quota of GERB in the 44th National Assembly, Georgi Markov, commented on the news of the day – the nomination of Prof. Nikolay Gabrovski for Prime Minister.
“I have been supporting them for 10 years. I saved them from the Kostinbrod affair and from being accused, they became accusers. I brought the “Armeets” hall to its feet at the meetings of the party active. Besides, I am absolutely consensual”, Markov continued to ironize the election of a candidate for prime minister from GERB.
“I voted against the Istanbul Convention, and with my vote it was stopped. I declared against the UN Pact on Migrants and am in favor of expelling Soros from Bulgaria. We need such a prime minister – who will expel Soros from Bulgaria! If I had been nominated, I would have followed Orbán’s policy in Bulgaria,” he concluded, summarizing and indicating what needs to be done by the next prime minister.
Markov did not miss to comment on the other important topic of the past week, namely the Dutch brake on Bulgaria for Schengen and the huge problem of our country in dealing with the huge groups of migrants arriving here:
“Giorgia Meloni in the Italian newspaper “Republika”: “The current situation in Europe with migration is unmanageable”. The beautiful Prime Minister of Italy is right! But why are they punishing Bulgaria?!
The left-liberal governments of Germany, France and the Netherlands are importing voters, as Biden did in America. In California, 40% of the population is defined as Latino, and in this Republican stronghold until the 1980s, a series of midterm elections were won by Democrats.
The Bulgarian parliament cannot, with decisions, impute obligations to the government, because it is presidential, ex officio, even though it has a working parliament.
However, the National Assembly can adopt a decision to condemn the double standards in the EU AND the Bulgarian-hater Mark Rutte.
“Come on, we’ll do it!” Merkel and the West said in unison. They took that they came, and they didn’t make it. Bulgaria is not to blame – both for them to come and for us to stop them”.
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