The medical condition of Prince Kardam, the eldest son on Simeon Saxe-Coburg remains critical, but his breathing and vital signs have improved, according to Galiya Dicheva, spokesperson of the Former Bulgarian Tsar and Former Prime Minister.
According to Dicheva, the entire family, including the father - Simeon Saxe-Coburg, was in the hospital while his press center in Bulgaria continues to receive letters and phone calls expressing the support of many Bulgarians for the royal family.
The 46-years old Bulgarian Prince Kardam fell into a coma after sustaining serious head injuries resulting from a car accident near Madrid Friday night.
His wife Miriam Ungria was also injured in the accident, but it was announced that she was in stable condition.
The family had to be airlifted from the crash scene and transported to two Madrid hospitals where they still remain.
Prince Kardam was born on December 2, 1962 in Madrid and as the first-born son of Simeon Saxe-Coburg, could have claims to become the head of the Bulgarian royal family.
The Prince has studied philosophy and international business in the US and has a degree in agricultural economy from "Penn University" also in the US.
His first job was in the city of Buenos Aires where he began working in 1989.
Kardam lives and works in the US. He has been as an agricultural economist for the GIC company in Virginia and later became the Trade Director of a telecommunications company and Chief Executive for projects of UMTS.
Author: buachaill bo, 17 Aug 2008 14:15:07
Bulgaria Prince Kardam Still in Critical Condition
Looks like mutri the same as his father.
Author: iamsoobored, 17 Aug 2008 16:00:53
Bulgaria Prince Kardam Still in Critical Condition
Buchail, you nasty piece of dog shait, stop insulting our Bulgarian royal family! What's your problem with these people? Are you envious that they are noble and wealthy and you are a hungry poor and stupid? That's the national sickness in Bulgaria - envy.
Author: Fleur, 17 Aug 2008 16:07:13
Bulgaria Prince Kardam Still in Critical Condition
Why would a poor and hungry person be online? That is silly..
Author: wildthing, 17 Aug 2008 16:10:42
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"Are you envious that they are noble and wealthy..."
Iamsooobored,
While I agree about what is the Bulgarian sickness, I don't think it's noble what S.Coburgotski did in Bulgaria - grabbing all that properties which were long ago nationalized, his political activities, etc. More in the style of Bay Ganyo, other than "noble"! Quite obviously you were brain-washed by your mother's stories about the "good" tsar and the "evil" communists.
Author: iamsoobored, 17 Aug 2008 16:18:55
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wildthing,
In case you haven't noticed, everything that was nationalized back in the day has been returned back to their original owners now. It was nationalized illegally, it was stolen by the commie pigs. That whole communist government were mutri and thugs who robbed and stole everything Bulgarians had. How much money in Swiss bank accountrs do you think Todor Zivkov's family has? And mansions, and what not. They stole all that stuff from people like the Royal family. And they are not the only ones. A lot of the communist pigs are living all over the world on stolen money. The King was GIVEN his belongings back.
Author: iamsoobored, 17 Aug 2008 18:44:16
Bulgaria Prince Kardam Still in Critical Condition
Simeon is a relative of the British Queen Elizabeth II and Belgian King Albert II. They belong to the House of Wettin. The Bulgarian Royal House of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha is also a link between them. Simeon is a Knight of the Golden Fleece.
Simeon is the only living person who still bears the Slavonic title "Tsar". He never signed any abdication papers although he was deposed by the communists in 1946 and the monarchy was abolished through a plebiscite held in the presence of the Soviet army.
Author: WickedWitch, 17 Aug 2008 19:18:58
Bulgaria Prince Kardam Still in Critical Condition
Doesn't matter if he didn't sign any papers. It's like when someone breaks up with you - you might not accept it but you're still broken up. Bulgaria is a republic, therefore he is not a king. Pure and simple.
Also, all those people you listed are also inbred like motherfvckers (pun unintended). So, that doesn't prove anything.
Author: iamsoobored, 17 Aug 2008 19:27:55
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WW,
like I said before, you can't depose or fire a King. Only God can do that. Bulgaria does have a King. Just because the Red Army deposed our King, it doesn't mean he is not our King. Communism is looooong gone, you better get with the program, WW.
Author: iamsoobored, 17 Aug 2008 19:35:13
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WW,
Bulgaria may not be a monarchy at the moment, but the Bulgarian people do have a King. The government of a country has nothing to do with its nobility. Many countries are not monarchies but they still have their nobility and royalty. Look at England and Denmark and the Netherlands and Belgium and even Spain and Italy and France. France still has nobility, and so does Italy and Spain. What is your problem with blue blood? Envious villagers, are we?
Author: iamsoobored, 17 Aug 2008 19:36:07
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Oh, I forgot! Monaco!
Author: buachaill bo, 17 Aug 2008 19:53:15
Bulgaria Prince Kardam Still in Critical Condition
why dont you go to his bedside you boring fascist scum and thank god youre lot are well away from bulgaria,now tell us a few more fairy tales about knights in shining armour LOL.
Author: Jerry, 17 Aug 2008 20:14:04
Bulgaria Prince Kardam Still in Critical Condition
What some people call a Hereditary Sin, I call a tradition that must be preserved due to historical fact and importance.
Let History judge the Hereditary Obligations and Responsibilities through Education, Culture and Identity and not profound hatred led by misguided education.
Prince Kardam, "May God be with you and Protect You".
Author: Bill, 17 Aug 2008 20:34:17
Bulgaria Prince Kardam Still in Critical Condition
iamsobored:
Germany does, too. It was fairly recently that a member of the Hohenzollern family was deprived of his status in the imperial throne lineage for marrying a commoner.
I met a German soldier who's of a nobility family. When I met his parents, I was confronted with snobs, although I think his mother might have been lighter if she didn't have to deal with her husband. Germany still has duelling fraternities in its universities. This soldier, after he got out of the Army, joined one of them, and kept on fighting until he got his scar.
Author: iamsoobored, 17 Aug 2008 20:51:08
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Hey buchalidogshait,
You say FASCIST like it is a BAD thing. As far as I am concerned, the ONLY bad thing to be in this world is a COMMUNIST or a GYPSY like you.
Author: WickedWitch, 17 Aug 2008 20:52:32
Bulgaria Prince Kardam Still in Critical Condition
One, most of the countries you mentioned are actual monarchies. Bulgaria isn't. So that point is completely irrelevant.
Two, monarchy, as a setup is even older than communism and even more outdated. We have democracies in this century, grandpa. Methinks you're the one behind the program.
Three, I like having a chin and toes without any webbing, so I am hardy envious of any of those people.
Good try though, trolly.
