/ world today news/ “Geopolitician” Borisov had to wake up today as the benefactor of the Balkans, who reconciles Turkey and Europe and is the engine of reconciliation between Skopje and Athens.
Instead, he had to step into the role of the frog, who boasted that he was “smart” and “good” and was flattened by the president’s slap. And osmulen, with leaflets with fulcrums, to cover the palpable unpleasant odor of oakano.
Instead of smearing, however, Borisov seriously smeared the situation.
The Prime Minister was apparently dazed by the President’s blow. Called his questions a “Treacherous attack” on his “good faith” interview. He even suspected envy on the part of the head of state and reassured him that “we will still buy these military planes”.
But the questions surrounding Delyan Peevski were never answered. Borisov, in his typical style, tried to change the subject, explaining how GERB was the only party that did not receive DPS support in the elections. Oh my gosh! Radev talks about behind the scenes, about common business interests and about public procurement in the dark. Not for drinking coffee and football training!
In fact, only the look of Borisov, ala “drenched musk” spoke more than anything. Apparently, Radev stepped on the callus as soon as he pulled him out of the European rapture and made him hastily summon the relevant reporters to the VIP section of the government terminal.
And just a few hours ago, Borisov was playing the pacified, grateful European leader.
“How are you, how are you,” Hekimyan joked. “We’re fine, we’re fine,” Borisov joked. In the spirit of banter, smiles and seemingly “peppery” topics, the conversation between the Prime Minister and host Anton Hekimyan in “Ask the Prime Minister” last night took place. With his usual countenance of slight annoyance that he was playing politics and not another match of the Bystrica Tigers, Boyko Borisov flew through the synopsis of “important topics”, he attacked several ministers and coalition partners, calmed the greens and patted himself on the chest as a geopolitical strategist on the problems in the Balkans.
The presence of the presenter was almost superfluous. The “questions” could have been asked with the same success by the blond “biographer of the Prime Minister” K.K., perched on his knee, for example.
But in this whole theatrical production, which aims to present the fragrant situation in our country as the scent of flowers and roses, Borisov scored several own goals himself. His difficulty in stepping into the role of a geopolitical strategist solving problems over the “push-button phone” between flights from Brussels to Davos was evident. It was a comical-tragic attempt to cover up the raging command of “coalition partners”, which shakes the cabinet in the morning blocks, and pours buckets of slop over critical MEPs in the evening. And after all the pressure to bow down because of the European presidency and even after the “important” questions of the pseudo-critical pseudo-journalist, Borisov was unable to overcome his primary “Bace” style.
And precisely because of his primacy – to explain things to himself with the ease of a first-grader, the prime minister really stepped in the deep end. He angered the president and got from him the questions that Hekimyan so obligingly omitted.
He mentioned the name Peevski, and he really had to answer for his relations with him, for the behind-the-scenes partnership with the DPS and the general coffers of public procurement. About Peevski’s law on KTB, which continues the unfinished war with Tsvetan Vasilev. And which GERB supported categorically, but silently.
From today, however, he will not be helped by lackeys from the peevish media, nor by a foreign business trip. Because the slap is from the head of state. And the splashing blow threatens to reverberate in Brussels without waiting for the end of the European presidency.
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