http://www.novinite.com/forum/ Sofia News Agency Forum en 2001-2012 Novinite Ltd. http://www.novinite.com/forum_view.php?main_id=218058&post_id=218070#218070 Naso Thu, 09 Feb 2012 11:44:43 +0200 The future will take care of itself... NO, NO, NO. The future is always within and trough-out the “NOW” and never in the past. Taking care for the future now is a prudent thing to do. We all should and must take public care and socio-economic responsibilities NOW. Promoting “Blame and Hate” definitely is not adding any values for the future generations. It is 21st century and Bulgaria needs more and more objective criticism in action within the “now”, immediately when the mistake is made. “Hate and Blame” memorabilia is just useless bug of the past. This is it. The future of Bulgaria, its people and new generations to come sustainability and prosperity, is the only thing that actually and factually matters. 218070 http://www.novinite.com/forum_view.php?main_id=218058&post_id=218069#218069 sa-sha Thu, 09 Feb 2012 11:26:25 +0200 ...and "the still existing base" exists and exists..."Something is rotten in the State of..." :-) To drop "the witch hunt" is the really wise offer. 218069 http://www.novinite.com/forum_view.php?main_id=218041&post_id=218068#218068 peterperfect Thu, 09 Feb 2012 11:16:42 +0200 Sa-Sha you are up to your politicking again, forget the politics and think of the PEOPLE. Those being killed, by a vast majority were those, who at the beginning of this trouble, only wanted minor changes, they actually asserted their support for Assad. As time has gone on and the killing increased so they hardened and now want total change, whose fault, only Assad and his regime. To see his interview the other week on TV was to see a man who was either totally unaware of the real situation in his country or one who was prepared to turn his back on his people, either way he had lost the plot and was not fit to rule. All this talk about Nato and the US is crap, as they well know that any change of regime may well bring in an Islamist state that will be hard to work with, they know that is a real possibility. The old Assad regime may have been unfriendly towards them but it was stable, the new one (if it comes) could well be very different. Despite all this almost every country supports the call for Assads removal, except Russia who has a base in the country and China. Why? when people are dying, why? To me at least it shows what value they put on human life. 218068 http://www.novinite.com/forum_view.php?main_id=218058&post_id=218067#218067 JJ Murphy's Thu, 09 Feb 2012 11:08:24 +0200 "Bulgaria is no exception on the Balkans, concerning this type of leader" - right to the point 218067 http://www.novinite.com/forum_view.php?main_id=218058&post_id=218066#218066 JJ Murphy's Thu, 09 Feb 2012 11:05:06 +0200 A lot of Bulgarian PM supporters here. Strange. 218066 http://www.novinite.com/forum_view.php?main_id=218065&post_id=218065#218065 peterperfect Thu, 09 Feb 2012 10:59:59 +0200 I would urge government not to seek to find excuses or to defend but have a serious in depth open minded investigation into the reports findings and then to act to rectify the wrongs that we all know exist. 218065 http://www.novinite.com/forum_view.php?main_id=218058&post_id=218064#218064 Naso Thu, 09 Feb 2012 10:42:18 +0200 Your work is just a “Shadow Work” of Hate and Blame (indirectly Bulgaria and its people). In your book work, there is nothing of substantial value for the future generations to learn from it, but “Hate and Blame”. So, if you are strongman, there is nothing to stop you to challenge and objectively criticise PM Borissov for what he DEED, DONE and DO as PM work and duty. You have nothing to fear but the fear itself. Criticising PM general personality, but not associated with a specific deed and done is not a professional work. 218064 http://www.novinite.com/forum_view.php?main_id=211593&post_id=218063#218063 hercules Thu, 09 Feb 2012 10:21:27 +0200 Bulgarian Journalist Ivan Bakalov: Like Other Balkan Leaders PM Borisov Will Be Sentenced in Court Some Day example, for his taped and leaked conversations – the former Director of the National Revenue Agency, Maria Murgina, was sentenced for pressuring a subordinate to 4 years of jail time. There are witnesses of these conversations of Borisov; no one had questioned Customs Chief, Vanio Tanov, employees from the State Agency for National Security, DANS, and the Interior Ministry, who have listened to these recordings on the system's computers. The Prosecutor's Office also failed to interrogate the former DANS employee, who quit the services, and declared before the "Slavi's Show" (there is actually no other TV program where someone would dare to do so) that the tapes were authentic. No one in the Prosecutor's Office even bothered with it. But, we constantly watched on news how Berlusconi was interrogatednon-stop in Court and by the prosecution. Borisov and Berlusconi are somewhat similar in the way they communicate with the media, but Berlusconi is an educated person; he had graduated from Law School in Milan; he is a media mogul and capitalist, managing different businesses for years... And ours is a firefighter with marginal education, a graduate from the Communist militia school, a former bodyguard, business partner with the "mutras" (editor's note: organized crime figures). Surely a Doctorate in climbing up a fireman’s ladder qualifies “ Boyko the Bully” in all matters of running a country. Oh, I forgot we are talking about Bulgaria !! 218063 http://www.novinite.com/forum_view.php?main_id=215318&post_id=218061#218061 hercules Wed, 08 Feb 2012 22:31:06 +0200 US to cut Baghdad embassy staff A state department spokeswoman said the objective was to reduce the cost of the embassy, which employs about 2,000 diplomats and 14,000 contractors. The New York Times quoted officials as saying that the US was preparing to cut the number of staff by up to a half. It was originally thought that the $750m embassy, which sits inside the heavily-fortified Green Zone, and the huge diplomatic operation, which reportedly costs $6bn a year, were necessary to establish normal relations and help ensure Iraq became a stable democracy. The related costs to keep this “ white elephant” are staggering and look at the people it employs! Still, to the Americans what’s another $ 6 billion dollars when you are already $ 15 trillion dollars in the shit? And they are pointing the finger at the Europeans! 218061 http://www.novinite.com/forum_view.php?main_id=218058&post_id=218060#218060 DP Wed, 08 Feb 2012 20:44:19 +0200 Al, “Drop the witch hunt and concentrate on creating the future.” It is not a matter of “witch hunt”, but of “truth and reconciliation process” necessary for creating a democratic civil society. The future will take care of itself... 218060