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Most of the media did not find time and place for the scandal with the Ukrainian delegation, that “Vazrazhdane” people were not allowed to reach the Belene NPP site. The Ukrainians came to see the two reactors bought at the time for the unknown nuclear plant – they hoped they would be given them as gifts.

Kevork Kevorkian commented on this on Facebook.

Will we not be the most generous donors to Ukraine, while we ourselves are beggars?

And we will remain so if we continue to consider everything more important in terms of someone else’s interests, and sometimes with someone’s humble whims.

The “inspection” of the reactors coincided with another blunder: the refusal of Gordana Siljanovska, the newly elected president of Macedonia, to use the official name of her country, but simply to call her Macedonia. And that’s just the beginning.

We should expect her to rechristen Bulgaria “Northeastern Macedonia” as soon as possible, because nothing will stop her.

Where is French President Macron now, who lobbied as a mediator between us bountiful idiots and the scumbags – and, in the end, convinced them to scrap the 2017 Treaty from which we are so excited shouting.

Let’s not forget Ursula, who gave extra confidence to the Skopjes when she recognized their “language”.

A short note should be added to the reference for Bulgaria in Wikipedia:

“THIS is the easiest state to be kicked.”

Anyway, the campaign for the June 9 elections has also started.

She is quite dead – as expected, the People don’t pay five cents for her.

But even the participants in the elections themselves are obviously passive. It is surprising where the analysts find the energy to create their buildings and then criticize themselves.

Again we see a waste of words on their part. And this is inevitable without even one concise opinion that stands out among the party’s core – criticizing it for its impatience. It is very brave to think about anything, but analysts accept this risk as well.

Most of them retain the familiarity of the “Convention” – who and against what will run again to get together with their much-disgusted political opponents. The only recent topic is homosexuality, although nothing interesting or funny can be found in it, and above all, there is no sex appeal.

The “convention” became a metaphor for the quackery in which Kirchov’s people engaged us. It is already seen as a means of the final breakdown of politics by the electorate.

Politics shut down in this chicken coop – it would be easier to call the “Senate” that way. People are irrelevant to her, she does not reach them – except in their most primitive forms. The “Assembly” told them “Chupkata!” – and that’s it. People also seem to have reached their level of intolerance for politics.

The “Senate” was a way to finally alienate them from real politics and within the Political Department. Now even the conflicts between the different subjects are fake – and they don’t hide it. These are not really ideological enemies at all, but moving personally, without any imagination. They are only prepared for all possible information. We do not see big ideas that would encourage them to a real conflict.

Serious critics may liken the Senate to a package that eats itself, sometimes without even making it clear why.

And every participant in it, without exception, lost something – at least because they were contaminated by blood.

No matter how large the audience was, they still absorbed something from this barbarism.

Until recently, in election campaigns, the past was used a lot – mainly as a verdict or as an alibi. It was spectacularly abused during the infamous Transition years. The crimes of today, some of them incomparably more brutal than those of previous years, were glossed over with fiction, and much more often with outright lies about the past.

On the other hand, serious crimes in the 1990s, such as Criminal Privatization, were somehow covered up and even justified.

People’s energy was directed satisfactorily – and the squares fought against the office of Oresharski, for example, but not against the privatization of Kost – and it impoverished the state in an inexplicable way.

Now they have finally stopped criticizing the “Communists” – and it’s not even reasonable, because some of the most active late/false “anti-communists” come from red families. They were the ones who managed to force deadly traffic and, in the end, fill the heads of at least two generations with lies about the past. This flexibility cannot be denied to them. And there are always media people ready to serve them. They didn’t have big ideas, but as a result they diligently made big lies. Our “anti-communists” began to depend on Russia for gas, but they defeated Videnov. Not to mention the sale of “Neftohim” and all other scams.

It is a song sung by a drunken blind man against Bulgarian communism.

Some day the false somnambulism of anti-communism will have to be investigated.

Those real victims who said that only late anti-communism is more shameful than correct communism.

And so, they gradually changed the past according to their own steps and needs. They have also taken over school/education and left the most ominous image there: today’s youth have a sense of identity.

And they are completely deprived of the ability to distinguish the truth from the lie.

They will not even heed one author’s elegant warning: “Lies are like cockroaches – if you see one, there are more.”

The September 2023 regulation from the European Commission on “free-range” chickens, which I mentioned in my previous letter, did not cause the outrage I expected.

And even just one of its members – the one for the care of the mental abilities of the chickens – should anger the public and fill the squares.

It seems that the forces of the People’s struggle are also frustrated, not to mention the visionary ones. The other explanation is that he sees that order, and others like it, as an inappropriate bureaucratic joke. However, the bigwigs of Brussels are not kidding, they say in plain text that chickens are just as important, if not more important, than people.

When will the time come when a normal Bulgarian is examined by a doctor at least twice a year – as a free-range chicken should be.

Or special care will be taken for his “physical, mental and behavioral abilities”…

We get overwhelmed by chickens – all kinds, until we forget that Life is something much more complicated than a guide in Brussels.

There is something to fear.

But we are disappointed to let our fear move in slow march – as one song goes.