Mass protests in Bulgaria: protesters approached the parliament building

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Massive protests have re-emerged in Bulgaria. For the first time in recent years, at least 60 people have been arrested on the streets of Sofia, accused of inciting and participating in riots. Previously, protests erupted in July.

The police leadership declares that the most active protesters threw bottles, stones, firecrackers at law enforcement outfits, and used rods. The Bulgarian press reported about ten police officers who were injured during clashes with demonstrators. The police, in turn, used special means, including tear gas. 16 people were hospitalized.



So what are the protests against in Bulgaria?

The protest is directed against the Boyko Borisov government, which is believed to have failed to take sufficient measures to mitigate the negative effects of the pandemic. Also, the government of Boyko Borisov is called a political force "promoting the interests of the mafia and the oligarchy." Amid calls for Borisov to resign, he announced that the government was going to work further. Such words on the part of the prime minister aroused indignation among the Bulgarians, and the most active ones decided to go to the center of Sofia - to the parliament building.

Attention is drawn to the fact that the President of Bulgaria Rumen Radev is also in favor of the resignation of the Borisov government.

The protesters say they will not leave the parliament building until Boyko Borisov resigns along with the rest of the ministers.

Against this background, the statement was made by the Bulgarian Defense Minister Krasimir Karakachanov. According to him, the protest actions are "organized and planned".

For reference: Boyko Borisov has been the Prime Minister of Bulgaria since 2009.

And what is interesting, in the European Union and the United States there are no statements about the support of the protesters and about the need to "get rid of the regime in Bulgaria in favor of political changes."



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  1. +11
    3 September 2020 09: 44
    That's up to the brothers)) came! Infection, covid-19, she is! laughing
    I will not be surprised that in the end Russia will be to blame.
    1. +1
      3 September 2020 09: 51
      Is it possible to take up the continuation of the Turkish Stream? Was Russia inhabited from all sides?
      1. -2
        3 September 2020 09: 59
        Quote: СРЦ П-15
        Was Russia inhabited from all sides?

        Yes, Alexander, we are preparing a "fly swatter" for a long time.
        1. 0
          3 September 2020 10: 06
          Quote: Clear
          Yes, Alexander, we are preparing a "fly swatter" for a long time.

          And we "in one fell swoop of seven murderers"! Yes
          1. 0
            3 September 2020 10: 14
            Quote: SRC P-15
            Quote: Clear
            Yes, Alexander, we are preparing a "fly swatter" for a long time.

            And we "in one fell swoop of seven murderers"! Yes

            It is, yes! But one thing is enough to slam, the rest will leave for a long time on an internal business trip.
            1. +4
              3 September 2020 11: 27
              Interesting: and in the Western press the protests in Bulgaria or Germany are covered as zealously as in Belarus? wink
              1. +5
                3 September 2020 12: 30
                Quote: vVvAD
                Interesting: and in the Western press the protests in Bulgaria or Germany are covered as zealously as in Belarus? wink

                Of course not! And why? Because, unlike the willful Lukashenko, Borisov is an obedient "son of a bitch" of the West!
      2. +3
        3 September 2020 10: 06
        After the Bulgarians themselves abandoned the "Bulgarian" stream ...... I will not be surprised at anything.


        Neither capitalism nor socialism and Slavism work here. People harm themselves and, at the same time, rejoice.
        1. +2
          3 September 2020 10: 48
          What the Slavs, in Bulgaria more than 60% of the population are ethnic Turks, Gypsies.
          1. 0
            3 September 2020 12: 59
            Quote: sailor Roman
            What the Slavs, in Bulgaria more than 60% of the population are ethnic Turks, Gypsies.

            For reference, Bulgarians generally have a very distant relationship to the Slavs. Their closest relatives are the Volga Tatars.
          2. -1
            3 September 2020 13: 22
            It was the Turks and Gypsies who, with such an offer, had to calculate the $ that Bulgaria would receive ....... in the end, the Turks did.
        2. +1
          3 September 2020 11: 30
          It was worth ceasing to be surprised after studying the school course on the history of Russia in 2 world wars in terms of the composition of the block members.
        3. +6
          3 September 2020 14: 25
          Quote: Zaurbek
          After the Bulgarians themselves abandoned the "Bulgarian" stream.

          To be fair, not the Bulgarians, but the corrupt leadership of the country, which apparently does not care about the welfare of its citizens. hi
    2. +16
      3 September 2020 09: 51
      And what does not suit the Bulgarians? They refused from the Russian gas pipe, refused from the Russian nuclear power plant, they do everything that the Western owners say. Happiness is laughing
      1. +1
        3 September 2020 09: 54
        Quote: Wend
        And what does not suit the Bulgarians? The Russian gas pipe was abandoned

        So they seem to want to continue the construction of the Turkish Stream to their country?
        1. +22
          3 September 2020 09: 56
          I wonder what the "brother" is doing now, who here, not so long ago, actively "drowned" against Lukashenko?

          And how does Lukashenka, a wonderful, kind man, “do” what happened in your 90s? In your opinion, Belarusians should endure this falsifier - a criminal, so that it does not become like you did in the 90s? But they do not want to endure! Never!


          Should we wait for their next "landing" on the VO?
          1. +2
            3 September 2020 10: 25
            Quote: Insurgent
            Should we wait for their next "landing" on the VO?

            What a landing, the hut is on fire, it's time to tear your legs.
            1. +3
              3 September 2020 10: 29
              Quote: tihonmarine
              What a landing, the hut is on fire, it's time to tear your legs.

              Yeah ... what Fired up in Belarus, but caught fire themselves (so far slightly) ...
              1. +2
                3 September 2020 11: 55
                Borisov will put out this fire. Boyko Metodievich, after all, is the son of a hereditary firefighter wink
                1. +1
                  3 September 2020 11: 58
                  Quote: Rich
                  Borisov will put out this fire. Boyko Metodievich, after all, is the son of a hereditary firefighter wink

                  Quote: Bearded
                  Dictator Borisov dispersed a peaceful rally of children with tear gas. Borisov on the bunk !!!


                  So far so ... Maybe the gas is special, "inert", for fire extinguishing?
          2. +11
            3 September 2020 10: 30
            Dictator Borisov dispersed a peaceful rally of children with tear gas. Borisov on the bunk !!!
            1. 0
              3 September 2020 10: 43
              Quote: Bearded
              Dictator Borisov

              Dictator name, Borisov surname :-)
              1. +3
                3 September 2020 15: 22
                We in Moscow are very supportive of the protesting children in Bulgaria and we hope that they will set fire to the tires and burn Sofia. It's very democratic. And the dictator Borisov kills children on the Bulgarian Maidan and does not allow the country to be razed. Lukashenka should learn from the Bulgarians how to deal with the opposition.
          3. 0
            3 September 2020 12: 24
            Quote: Insurgent
            Should we wait for their next "landing" on the VO?

            "Don't be dashing while it's quiet."
            And then right now, Kirkorov will come and order in sight, and then it will wash off to Bulgaria, and we will again disentangle it.
            "Give Kirkorov the head of Bulgaria" - that's who we need to promote in foreign policy.
            1. 0
              3 September 2020 12: 35
              Quote: Irokez

              "Don't be dashing while it's quiet."

              Nevertheless, their whiney-cynical "concern for democracy in Belarus" is striking ...

              So killed, so killed crying ... As for yourself Yes
            2. +2
              3 September 2020 14: 45
              - he's Romanian ... © Brother
              1. +3
                3 September 2020 15: 23
                Quote: Tochilka
                - he's Romanian ... © Brother

                Who cares?
          4. +1
            3 September 2020 14: 28
            Quote: Insurgent
            I wonder what the "brother" is doing now, who here, not so long ago, actively "drowned" against Lukashenko?

            Apparently preparing to suppress the protests of Bulgarian citizens. wink
        2. +1
          3 September 2020 09: 59
          Quote: SRC P-15
          Quote: Wend
          And what does not suit the Bulgarians? The Russian gas pipe was abandoned

          So they seem to want to continue the construction of the Turkish Stream to their country?

          Well, you never know what they want laughing their owners have their own opinion on this matter
          1. 0
            3 September 2020 10: 04
            Quote: Wend
            Well, you never know what they want from their owners their opinion on this matter

            So I say that this mess in Bulgaria is not casual! The United States has its own interest here: to snatch its own liquefied gas instead of gas from the Turkish Stream. Yes
            1. -1
              3 September 2020 10: 09
              Quote: СРЦ П-15
              sniff your liquefied gas

              There is no American LNG. There is Yamal LNG Novatek!
              Tankers for the Yamal LNG plant were exempted from US sanctions.
              Does this mean anything to you? This and that :-)
              1. +6
                3 September 2020 10: 18
                Quote: adam khomich
                There is no American LNG. There is Yamal LNG Novatek!
                Tankers for the Yamal LNG plant were exempted from US sanctions.
                Does this mean anything to you? This and that :-)

                And all the time here at VO I say that the Americans are selling our Russian gas and oil instead of their own, only with a surcharge!
                1. +2
                  3 September 2020 11: 07
                  Quote: СРЦ П-15
                  And all the time here at VO I say that the Americans are selling our Russian gas and oil instead of their own, only with a surcharge!

                  Ooooo, what cool managers we have! So what difference does it make to us who will sell our gas!
            2. +1
              3 September 2020 11: 13
              Quote: СРЦ П-15
              The United States has its own interest here: to snatch its own liquefied gas instead of gas from the Turkish Stream.

              So it seems that the agreements were signed for "liquefying" from the Greek port, it remains to cut the "tourist flow".
              1. +1
                3 September 2020 21: 48
                Quote: major147
                it remains to cut the "tourist stream".

                Of course, you can cut it, but first of all, they build it at their own expense (more precisely on credit - In June 2020, the state operator of the gas transmission system (GTS) Bulgartransgaz announced a tender for a bank loan of up to 400 million euros (453 million US dollars ) to cover their operating and investment costs in projects: construction of the Bulgarian section of the TurkStream IHP, called the Balkan Stream IHP, the Bulgaria-Serbia connection, the expansion of the Chiren underground gas storage (UGS) capacity, construction of other gas pipelines .. https: //neftegaz.ru/news/finance/620588-bulgartransgaz-mozhet-sekonomit-na-stroitelstve-gazoprovoda-bolgarskiy-potok/ - give it back - "Oh, the wisest, I have force majeure now." borrowed "), secondly, before the start of construction, a booking agreement was concluded with Gazprom - so here it smells of ships (the courts are of course the case recently ... but at the Belene NPP the court was in favor of Rosatom ...), thirdly the Serbs t They will also demand compensation, since they have already built their site (maybe the Hungarians will join) ...
                1. +2
                  3 September 2020 22: 47
                  Quote: BrTurin
                  an agreement was signed with Gazprom

                  Everything is correct, but as the overseas "partners" of Bulgaria say, so it will be. An example of this is UP, and from the amerikosov promised "buns" for refusing from UP have not been received. So the Bulgarians themselves will have to deal with the claims if this happens ...
                  1. +1
                    3 September 2020 23: 18
                    Quote: major147
                    as overseas "partners" of Bulgaria say so it will be. An example of this UP

                    The UP was not built, but here the construction is coming to an end (from the quote just above - "all the pipes have already been removed and 474 of 468 kilometers have already been welded. We will complete the section from Dragoman to Slivnitsa by November" - Borisov). In November, the elections are hoped to end before them (Trump is not interfering yet, but Biden ...), when everything is ready and docked with both the Turks and the Serbs and stop it ... we'll see ...
                    1. +2
                      3 September 2020 23: 19
                      Quote: BrTurin
                      we will see ....

                      Thats exactly what I mean... hi
        3. +4
          3 September 2020 10: 08
          The first stream was supposed to pass by Turkey and leave in Bulgaria and from there spread further to the South of Europe. But the brothers themselves refused and are still happy.
          1. +1
            3 September 2020 10: 37
            Quote: Zaurbek
            The first stream was supposed to pass by Turkey and leave in Bulgaria and from there spread further to the South of Europe

            They carry chacha past the company, cherry plum past the nose.
        4. -1
          3 September 2020 10: 16
          Quote: СРЦ П-15
          So they seem to want to continue the construction of the Turkish Stream to their country?

          So that's another song Yes Gas would go from them to the Turks along the Blue Stream, but now it will (?) fellow
        5. 0
          3 September 2020 20: 47
          Quote: СРЦ П-15
          So they seem to want to continue the construction of the Turkish Stream to their country?

          So they are continuing it and at their own expense - “We continue to work hard on the Europe highway and the Balkan Stream (this is how the continuation of the Russian gas pipeline in Bulgaria is called). They are projects of extreme importance not only for Bulgaria and Serbia, but for the entire region, ”the head of the Bulgarian government wrote. He clarified that on the construction route All pipes have already been removed and 474 of 468 kilometers have already been welded. “The section from Drahoman to Slivnitsa will be completed by November. I assured Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic that, despite the difficulties due to the pandemic, we accelerated the implementation of projects, ”said Boyko Borisov, who is now at a forum in Slovenian Bled.
          More details: https://eadaily.com/ru/news/2020/08/31/boyko-borisov-do-zapuska-tureckogo-potoka-v-bolgarii-ostalos-chut-chut
      2. +1
        3 September 2020 10: 02
        And what does not suit the Bulgarians? The Russian gas pipe was abandoned, the Russian nuclear power plant

        So it does not suit that they refused.

        And what's interesting is that there are no statements about support for the protesters in the European Union and the United States.

        The owners seem to be happy with everything, as it was intended.
        1. +4
          3 September 2020 10: 09
          But they are free and independent of totalitarian Russia.
          1. 0
            3 September 2020 10: 44
            But they are free and independent of totalitarian Russia.


            Bulgaria has never been dependent on Russia, but now they are subordinated to the United States, and this causes enormous damage to the interests of the Bulgarian people.

            So, due to political dependence, Bulgarian politicians were forced to abandon the construction of nuclear power plants and Southern gas streams, which, in the implementation of these projects, would provide Bulgaria with both cheap electricity and money (billions of dollars) for gas transit.

            And now the standard of living in Bulgaria is lower than in the same Belarus, despite the fact that Bulgaria is also in huge debts.
            1. +3
              3 September 2020 11: 16
              Quote: Ratmir_Ryazan
              they are subject to the USA

              "Everyone chooses for himself a woman, religion, road" (c) .....
              1. +2
                3 September 2020 16: 07
                Some even 2 or 3 wives ... and expensive ...
            2. -5
              3 September 2020 20: 54
              You are reading the wrong manuals. Read on from above, there Insurgent explained everything. Once again, I am amazed at how much anger the local inhabitants have concealed against the Bulgarians. Oh well.
              And most of you haven't even bothered to read the article. And this already says something.
          2. 0
            3 September 2020 14: 09
            But they are free and independent of totalitarian Russia.

            Well, yes, they are free and not dependent, only now they have forgotten who obtained this very freedom and independence at the cost of many lives of their sons.
      3. -1
        3 September 2020 10: 03
        Quote: Wend
        And what does not suit the Bulgarians?

        They want to grow bell peppers, but the EU and the EC forbid them :-)
        1. 0
          3 September 2020 10: 39
          Quote: adam khomich
          They want to grow bell peppers, but the EU and the EC ban them

          In the 70s, all canned vegetables, fresh tomatoes, fruits were only Bulgarian.
          1. -1
            3 September 2020 10: 50
            Quote: tihonmarine
            there were only Bulgarian

            You forgot about the Hungarian Globe. Their products were much more varied and tastier.
            I bought only Bulgarian rose petal jam!
            I'll tell you it's crazy, I recommend trying it if you find it :-)
            1. 0
              3 September 2020 11: 00
              Quote: adam khomich
              You forgot about the Hungarian Globe.

              We had few "Globes", mainly 5 ltr. jars of tomatoes and cucumbers, though they added a little too much vinegar. The supplies depended on the regions, to some from Hungary, to others from Bulgaria, and now there is no where.
            2. +3
              3 September 2020 11: 25
              Quote: adam khomich
              You forgot about the Hungarian Globe.

              Since 2012, the Bonduelle company has purchased the exclusive right to sell its products in Russia under the TM Globus brand
              So now the whole "Globus" in the Russian Federation, this is "Bonduelle" ...
            3. +4
              3 September 2020 12: 08
              I bought only Bulgarian rose petal jam!

              What a gourmet you are. wink And we hawala this with great pleasure




        2. +2
          3 September 2020 11: 20
          Quote: Adam Khomich
          Quote: Wend
          And what does not suit the Bulgarians?

          They want to grow bell peppers, but the EU and the EC forbid them :-)

          The EU has enough of its own "growers", it is not for nothing that a huge bunch of people from Bulgaria scattered "across Europe" in search of earnings. One of the main promises in the elections is to bring people home.
      4. -2
        3 September 2020 10: 13
        Quote: Wend
        And what does not suit the Bulgarians?

        Rather not Bulgarians, but "friends of Bulgarians", just like in Belarus, the checklists are the same.
      5. 0
        3 September 2020 11: 34
        Quote: Wend
        And what does not suit the Bulgarians? They refused from the Russian gas pipe, refused from the Russian nuclear power plant, they do everything that the Western owners say. Happiness is laughing

        Bell peppers and tomatoes are imported. It's not the worm that sharpens. Do not go NRB.
      6. 0
        3 September 2020 16: 04
        But they are free from the totalitarian RF. The wind of freedom is blowing now.
      7. -2
        3 September 2020 17: 53
        The pipe and the AES cost money, we don't have it! It builds an AES for 30 billion leva, which is almost 1/3 of the country's BVP ... Not to mention that we have no consumption for such a capacity!
      8. 0
        4 September 2020 07: 18
        Prices have been raised for stone axes :) so they are outraged :)
    3. 0
      3 September 2020 09: 58
      By itself. They will blame everything on Russia, which, they say, imperceptibly crossed the Shipki Pass and turned the Bulgarians against the authorities.
      1. dSK
        -3
        3 September 2020 10: 16
        Interestingly, the European Union and the United States have no statements about support for the protesters and the need to “get rid of the regime in Bulgaria
        So this government suits them.
    4. +2
      3 September 2020 10: 42
      No, children have been protesting since July. Rallies, blockade of crossroads in the center of Sofia ... At the beginning of August they tried to disperse, but without fanaticism, because the next day the crossroads were blocked again. Today it seems to have been removed, let's see what happens.
      This protest is purely an internal political showdown. In June, they pinched one pepper from the presidential administration and the cart rushed over the bumps ... The socialist party stands behind the protesters (it is in opposition) because the president is like their protege. So the protest is by no means spontaneous - lawyers, PR agents and political strategists have appeared among the detainees.
      And that the coat of arms (pariah Borisov), that the BSP (socialists) - one field of berries. Like the Russian EP and the Communist Party of the Russian Federation ... the struggle of the Nanai boys ...
      1. +1
        3 September 2020 11: 21
        Quote: dzvero
        the fight of the Nanai boys ...

        And what do they want globally?
        1. +2
          3 September 2020 11: 33
          The resignation of the prime minister, the chief prosecutor and early parliamentary elections (and so on the nose). Oh, yes, and so that everyone admires him, applauds and does not hit too painfully ...
          1. +2
            3 September 2020 11: 34
            Quote: dzvero
            The resignation of the prime minister, the chief prosecutor and early parliamentary elections (and so on the nose). Oh, yes, and so that everyone admires him, applauds and does not hit too painfully ...

            This is current, but more globally, they don't want anything?
            1. +4
              3 September 2020 11: 40
              World peace, "sea to sea", the resignation of Putin VV? smile I have not heard. Small-town interests - how to drive out competitors at the breadwinner early.
              1. +1
                3 September 2020 22: 50
                Quote: dzvero
                Local interests

                hi
      2. 0
        3 September 2020 17: 55
        BSP and GERB are one and the same mafia! Thief!
        1. 0
          3 September 2020 18: 33
          So put things in order at home, there is nothing to climb into Russia and Belarus with advice!
          1. +1
            3 September 2020 19: 01
            Exactly! We have no time for Russia and Belarus.
      3. 0
        5 September 2020 11: 18
        that the GERB (pariah Borisov), that the BSP (socialists) - one field of berries. Like the Russian EP and the Communist Party ... Exactly!
    5. +1
      3 September 2020 11: 40
      Quote: aszzz888
      I will not be surprised that in the end Russia will be to blame.

      You know, if you take a close look at who helped and provided resources, people, minerals, industrial facilities to the Third Reich in Europe ... there are practically all the EU countries on the list, especially the Czech Republic, which churned out weapons for the Nazis up to 45 years old.
      Why am I ... all EU countries live in such a nature reserve. Very clean, quiet, prosperous. And when some kind of crap begins that touches their reserved life, then a break in their templates begins. And they begin to resent, stomp with their feet and frail hands.
      Remember how well and comfortably the whole of Europe lived until the Red Army entered its territory, sweeping the Nazi trash from their land. They drank Bavarian, ate sausages, and felt very calm while people on our land were dying in the millions.
  2. 0
    3 September 2020 09: 44
    And who is running the protests in Bulgaria?
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    2. +4
      3 September 2020 10: 04
      Quote: Livonetc
      And who is running the protests in Bulgaria?

      Romanian Kirkorov :-)
      1. +2
        3 September 2020 12: 12
        and 167 not caught Wagnerians fellow
    3. +4
      3 September 2020 10: 14
      Quote: Livonetc
      And who is running the protests in Bulgaria?

      You think Tikhanovskaya moved from Lithuania to Bulgaria.
      1. +1
        3 September 2020 11: 10
        Ficus knows him.
        The article simply states that the protests are organized.
        According to the aforementioned manifestos "against the oligarchy" the movement is quite correct.
        I wonder how realistic this justification for the protests is.
        That's why I ask.
        Dear co-forum members, residents of Bulgaria.
        Could you please tell me how popular are the potests in Bulgaria?
        1. +1
          3 September 2020 11: 34
          Quote: Livonetc
          According to the aforementioned manifestos "against the oligarchy" the movement is quite correct.

          In the Ukraine under Yushcha, and in Belarus, and in the former Yugoslavia, the movement seems to be correct too, and then the slogans “we want to go to Europe” appeared, and off it went. A child should always be sweetened by giving him candy (without thinking that his teeth will fall out).
          1. -1
            3 September 2020 11: 46
            So Bulgaria and so deep in Europe.
            Happiness is that the climate is mild.
            So the question is what is missing now.
            The triumph of "democracy" has already happened there.
            Maybe now they want sovereignty and strong power?
            Otherwise, the problems of corruption cannot be overcome and the growth of prosperity cannot be expected.
        2. 0
          3 September 2020 11: 56
          "Against the oligarchy" - laughter and nothing more. To replace some "oligarchs" with others? The people understand this, the bad ones are dumb (but they are being intensively raised). The core of the protest is small and - most likely - well paid. In the evening, sympathizers come up, who is the party, who is to watch, there are ideological ones, of course. But in general, people watch the circus and fire everyone ...
          1. +2
            3 September 2020 12: 09
            So I ask.
            Paid by whom?
            There are already people sitting there.
            They have already plunged themselves into all seriousness.
            Where to dive next?
            Whose initiative?
            1. +2
              3 September 2020 13: 01
              Yes, they are sitting right, that's why they don't really light up in the west either. As I wrote above, the protests began almost immediately after the arrest of one of the president's advisers. I don't think this is just a coincidence. Moreover, the Socialist Party was behind the protests. It is unlikely that the second "just coincidence". My purely speculative opinion is that the socialists decided to rock Borisov's boat, initiate early elections and win them amid protests. But apparently the organizers and performers were selected not for professional, but for party suitability smile As for the motives - perhaps (also a purely personal opinion) their decision was influenced by (announced recently) Borisov's intentions to change the constitution, curtail the president's rights and, most importantly, cut the number of deputies by half smile Kennedy was eliminated for less ...
              Where to dive next? The immersion is already underway and the one who takes the helm will have to collect political negatives this fall. 2020 has become the year of the mask, and 2021 will be the year of the bowl of stew (or without) ...
        3. 0
          3 September 2020 17: 56
          Tired of it! No really, there won't be peace!
      2. +3
        3 September 2020 11: 24
        Quote: tihonmarine
        Do you think Tihanovskaya

        Is it a "candidate for a candidate" or a "candidate for a candidate"? lol
        1. 0
          3 September 2020 11: 43
          Quote: major147
          Is it a "candidate for a candidate" or a "candidate for a candidate"?

          Do, yes, and not that and not that, well, as the founder of the "cook" said, the humorist was a grandfather.
  3. +2
    3 September 2020 09: 45
    And what is interesting, in the European Union and the United States there are no statements about the support of the protesters and about the need to "get rid of the regime in Bulgaria in favor of political changes."

    Well, of course, it's very interesting - first, light a fire in the forest, and then wonder belay how could he get so hot?
    1. +1
      3 September 2020 10: 15
      Quote: Clear
      Well, of course, it is very interesting - first, kindle a fire in the forest, and then wonder how it could flare up like that?

      So they added gasoline.
      1. +3
        3 September 2020 10: 21
        Quote: tihonmarine
        Quote: Clear
        Well, of course, it is very interesting - first, kindle a fire in the forest, and then wonder how it could flare up like that?

        So they added gasoline.

        Vlad, if you add gasoline to the fire, you can stay in the forest with this canister and remain as ... fertilizer. And, they go to this fool
        1. 0
          3 September 2020 10: 41
          Quote: Clear
          Vlad, if you add gasoline to the fire, you can stay in the forest with this canister and remain as ... fertilizer.

          You need to run quickly and away from the fire. Look, as from the Lyakhovskaya okrajna, the guys are running through other people's cities and villages.
          1. 0
            3 September 2020 10: 53
            Quote: tihonmarine
            Quote: Clear
            Vlad, if you add gasoline to the fire, you can stay in the forest with this canister and remain as ... fertilizer.

            You need to run quickly and away from the fire. Look, as from the Lyakhovskaya okrajna, the guys are running through other people's cities and villages.

            In safe, for now, Europe, you can run, but where to run if it flames? They are unlikely to be allowed into the "city on the hill".
            1. +1
              3 September 2020 11: 06
              Quote: Clear
              In safe, for now, Europe, you can run, but where to run if it burns?

              As always, Russians help.
        2. 0
          3 September 2020 11: 25
          Quote: Clear
          And, they go to this

          They know better where to go ...
          1. 0
            3 September 2020 11: 45
            Quote: major147
            They know better where to go ..

            No, they are blind, but go where the guide leads.
  4. -2
    3 September 2020 09: 46
    Attention is drawn to the fact that the President of Bulgaria Rumen Radev is also in favor of the resignation of the Borisov government.

    It is necessary to drive this maydaun out of the country. What should this little weed do in Bulgaria? And when they start up, they will check whether this Radev is the instigator and coordinator of illegal riots in Bulgaria.
    1. 0
      3 September 2020 09: 59
      orest1 (Pavel1)
      Today, 09: 46
      0
      Attention is drawn to the fact that the President of Bulgaria Rumen Radev is also in favor of the resignation of the Borisov government.

      It is necessary to drive this maydaun out of the country. What should this little weed do in Bulgaria? And when they start up, they will check whether this Radev is the instigator and coordinator of illegal riots in Bulgaria.
      What the merikatos says, they will jump. wink
    2. -1
      3 September 2020 10: 50
      Quote: forest1
      It is necessary to drive this maydaun out of the country. What should this little weed do in Bulgaria?

      You think it is so easy to do it, look what is going on in Belarus. But let's hope that the Bulgarians will curb the "Soros".
    3. -1
      3 September 2020 18: 00
      Radev has not understood his obligations for 4 years! He wants to beat like Putin and Lukashenko, but he can't beat it. He has already violated the Constitution and screwed up the chance to repeat the mandate.
  5. +1
    3 September 2020 09: 47
    What's going on. They are in the European Union, there is nowhere to go! Will they break through the bottom? feel
    1. +3
      3 September 2020 10: 52
      Quote: tralflot1832
      They are in the European Union, there is nowhere to go! Will they break through the bottom?

      If you put 27 rats in a barrel, then after a while they will start biting each other.
    2. 0
      3 September 2020 18: 09
      In the EU, de jure, de facto, the old communist nomenclature is strangling the country ...
  6. +2
    3 September 2020 09: 57
    And what is interesting, in the European Union and the United States there are no statements about the support of the protesters and about the need to "get rid of the regime in Bulgaria in favor of political changes."
    And all because its "G" always smells like raspberries.
  7. +2
    3 September 2020 10: 05
    I guess who will be accused of this unrest.
    1. 0
      3 September 2020 10: 55
      Quote: Irek
      who will be accused of this turmoil

      Think the Darkest? So he has an alibi! He, as he returned from Omsk, where he brewed tea in bulk and smeared his panties as a newcomer, now personally in Belarus he aches oppov :-)
    2. 0
      3 September 2020 11: 27
      Quote: Irek
      I guess who will be accused of this unrest.

      Somewhere else the binding "through seven nodes" has already slipped, so pride in the country takes soldier
  8. +3
    3 September 2020 10: 06
    Everyone has orange revolutions, and why are Bulgarians worse ?!
    We must show everyone that the "brothers" also know how to burn cars and roam the city in droves.
    Well, they are not talking about joining the EU and NATO. They are already on top of their ears both in NAT and in the EU, but they are missing something.
    Maybe good "people" from their most "democratically" elected government?
    We are waiting for an exemplary democratic dispersal of "brothers" from such a European Bulgaria.
    1. -4
      3 September 2020 18: 03
      We can go to protest, and exchange power for vybori, unlike you! We don't have a father for all our lives.
  9. +3
    3 September 2020 10: 07
    So in Bulgaria protests are not democratic, wrong
    1. 0
      3 September 2020 10: 53
      Quote: seregatara1969
      So in Bulgaria protests are not democratic, wrong

      The pigs will be sent in the right direction, it's not over yet.
  10. +1
    3 September 2020 10: 16
    IRONY OVER ...
    It would be time for the EU))) to adopt the Directive of the European Parliament on the protest of everyone in the world at once))) well, then not to waste time on each occasion ... to support the yellow (and other colored attributes of clothing) vests ... different horses (by the way, at 70 -x in Chile, they jumped with a raised fist ... the Sumerians are not the first athletes here at all) ... performances of the green ... Basques ... Bulgarians ... performances of blacks and feminists and other different ... and with each new performance expand the lists of Schengen disenfranchised ...
  11. +3
    3 September 2020 10: 17
    So what are the protests against in Bulgaria?

    For all the good, against all the bad ???
  12. -1
    3 September 2020 10: 28
    It is definitely not Erdogan who is leading the protests. Guess three times, more precisely, who is shaking the "unity" of the European Union from one time? We have time everywhere, here are restless, in a good sense. good
  13. BAI
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    3 September 2020 10: 51
    in the European Union and the United States there are no statements about the support of the protesters and the need to "get rid of the regime in Bulgaria in favor of political changes."

    What are the changes? Bulgaria is consistently pursuing an anti-Russian course. No change is allowed.
  14. +1
    3 September 2020 11: 01
    Boyko Borisov, in my opinion, deserves what is happening in Bulgaria. And you shouldn't feel sorry for him.

    He is personally responsible for the declining living standards of Bulgarians. For example, after the next increase in electricity prices, receipts for payment for electricity exceeded the size of Bulgarian pensions. These are all consequences of the refusal to build a nuclear power plant and South Streams. And what will happen if the coming winter becomes cold ?! Let hell start!

    Rumen Radev is also a pro-Western politician. Boasting that he was trained as a pilot in the United States and considers himself a NATO general.

    Here is a clear example that joining the EU and NATO does not at all entail wealth and prosperity for the country and the people.
    1. -3
      3 September 2020 18: 06
      The EU is only a possibility! Europe is not guilty for corruption and denial of justice serving the people! This is our problem and we will solve it as best we can!
      1. +1
        4 September 2020 19: 46
        [quote] Europe is not guilty [quote]

        It is to blame, and the USA is to blame, it was the USA that put pressure on your politicians and they stopped the construction of nuclear power plants and South Streams in Bulgaria.

        The implementation of these projects would give Bulgaria cheap electricity and gas at a cheaper price (savings would be on transit), high-paying jobs, money for gas transit. Bulgaria could become a gas hub like Germany is now.

        What did you get in return? NOTHING.

        Bulgaria's problems are not corruption, but the economy and political dependence on the United States and Europe. They turned you into a source of manpower and a springboard for their troops, for actions against Russia.
        1. 0
          5 September 2020 11: 12
          AES is worth 30 billion ... where did it come from? And the South Stream was ditched with "Krim, ours!" The EU imposed sanctions, the Italians from Enni refused to participate. And Gazprom wanted to build it will not count with the EU directive on 3 energy package - 50% of the pipe should be free for other suppliers. Such rules, EU! And the NATO bridgehead is stupid. Nobody intends to attack you! Yes, they left a lot to earn money for the West, normal. If you get paid three times more for one and the same job and go.
  15. +2
    3 September 2020 11: 18
    Well, what! If they want to hold a meeting, let them riot! This is their Bulgarian business ... Probably only in Russia they remember the word "brothers", in Bulgaria itself and in other countries they have already forgotten ... So how often do we worry about them? Their American brothers are not worried, but which side are we to them now ... We parted, so we parted ... Everyone has their own path, we take them off and they need to pay less attention to them on their way ... and if anyone is "bombed" with counter-propaganda, it is American "brothers" ....
  16. 0
    3 September 2020 11: 22
    Well, yesterday I was at the protests in Sofia, but then I see local marshals and VO tycoons put everything on the shelves, so there is simply nothing to add ... bully

    I propose to remove protests and revolutions from the news repertoire, since there is no point - it all comes down to words - Maidan, Orange Revolution, Soros, Russia is to blame, played out, the hegemon, the EU is falling apart, etc. speculative reasoning ...
  17. +2
    3 September 2020 11: 53
    Protests are taking place everywhere. Even if someone is overthrown in Bulgaria, it will not affect anything. Preparations are underway to seize power in the United States. The main events will start very soon.
  18. -2
    3 September 2020 18: 47
    Come on to them to a hair dryer. laughing
  19. -1
    3 September 2020 18: 50
    Brothers with reduced social responsibility have found their happiness, and amen to them.  laughing
  20. -1
    3 September 2020 19: 19
    I propose, during the next negotiations with Erdogash, to sell the brothers of Turkey back to slavery. Deserved. And the Georgians at the same time. laughing
  21. -3
    3 September 2020 19: 36
    One hope is that maybe Albania will be taken to the EU ... laughing
    1. -3
      3 September 2020 21: 09
      Let's. Can you?
  22. 0
    3 September 2020 22: 14
    Plamen Peskov did not want to choose ... And he has a special opinion on this virus. But this is a Stalinist! He loves Russians more than the West. In general, the West does not see, does not hear, does not support the rebels! The millennial tradition of Europe, plus cerebral sorting, which selected the most petty, cunning, tolerant among the Europeans ... The last European war of 1914-1918 knocked out the last worthy ...
  23. -1
    4 September 2020 03: 25
    Quote: pafegosoff
    Plamen Peskov did not want to choose ... And he has a special opinion on this virus. But this is a Stalinist! He loves Russians more than the West. In general, the West does not see, does not hear, does not support the rebels! The millennial tradition of Europe, plus cerebral sorting, which selected the most petty, cunning, tolerant among the Europeans ... The last European war of 1914-1918 knocked out the last worthy ...

    laughing This Paskov has such a mess that the rest of the "Russophiles" will not come up with a literate, too. As my humble life experience shows me, people who do not understand anything argue more than anyone and know everything about everyone)) They remind me of a locksmith from Ilf and Petrov. They were truly brilliant writers. [media = http: // /youtu.be/EOU-pbCNL-g?t=3] laughing laughing
  24. 0
    4 September 2020 07: 42
    There is already "democracy" in Bulgaria, and where there is democracy there are no disaffected citizens, there are only provocateurs and instigators, most often from the "GRU of Russia". This is approximately how Western society thinks.
  25. -1
    4 September 2020 09: 35
    The politician of cakes, guilty of national disasters, must always be beaten in public with mortal combat. And this is not only about Bulgaria. WHY politicians always have impunity.
  26. -1
    4 September 2020 15: 28
    Quote: Gado
    Let's. Can you?

    I can because doo ... ka teach, only spoil laughingDoubts remain, because in 5 years either the emir will pass away, or the donkey will die, or you will die.
  27. 0
    4 September 2020 16: 47
    Comrades internationalists, international brigade men and other fighters under the banner of the revolution ................ !!! What is happening in Bulgaria is not your job !!!