Banker, a newspaper generously financed by the fugitive banker Tsvetan Vassilev, has also made its contribution to circulation of lies about the lawmaker and publisher of Telegraph Media Delyan Peevski.

An absolute clinic on how to squeeze everything out of a fake news item was put on by the media outlets of the slandering machine of the oligarchic publishers in Bulgaria. Against every journalistic logic (when it comes to these publications, journalism is not their real trade), but completely on brand with the propaganda they are so good at, the cogs of the Fake News Factory started the week by dusting off an old lie. It is about non-existent ties between Bulgartabac and lawmaker and Telegraph Media publisher Delyan Peevski. By the looks of it, they plan to finish the week the same way – regurgitating an old and absolutely false concoction of a story.

The manipulation factory only waits for a favourable occasion to drag the name of lawmaker and our publisher in a next in a row fake and so to meet their daily quota of anti-Peevski fake news production.

The news feed can be slow at times, making materials ripe for turning it into a storm of fake news scarce, but that is not enough to discourage Bulgarian oligarchs. They have loyal journalist diligently following their talking points. In such cases these journalists simply go to their archives and dust off the eternal fake news about Bulgartabac.

It’s long been common knowledge: don’t trust people who are handsome on the outside but rotten inside. But the designers of “clever and handsome” label from the very beginning were at odds with the first part and no longer even try to conceal that they are rotten inside out. This is exactly the case of Capital newspaper, the flagship of the indicted oligarch Ivo Prokopiev.

Ognyan Stefanov, former State Security agent who worked under alias Agent Academician, has cooked up the next in row fake aimed against lawmaker and our publisher Delyan Peevski. However, this time he himself admitted that the new manipulative material in his Frognews is based on rumours. The co-authors of the article titled “Conspiratorial notes: New political and oligarchic circle crave power”, Ognyan Stefanov pointed out, are two ex-ministers of interior, MPs of different parliamentary factions, former and current agents of the secret services, his colleagues and some ten journalists.

After they tried to “steal” the EU presidency via a site that misled the readers posing as an official Bulgarian internet page, the pawns of the oligarchic disinformation machine in Bulgaria are trying to “steal” the vote for the European Parliament as well. 

There is one basic rule that every liar tries to stick to: always remember exactly how you lied about something because the mastery of lying is in the details. In other words, in the era of internet and free access to information, every word can be checked and therefore be the reason why a lie is exposed. The arms dealer Emiliyan Gebrev must have skipped these lessons in his communist training prior to 10 November 1989 because he dares to lie shamelessly on national air these days – and about things that can be checked with one click, at that.

The fugitive banker Tsvetan Vassilev once again pulled the strings of his puppets of the Boets (translated as fighter) search and attack unit. Not long after the financial fraudster complained that someone was trying to shut him up and vowed that he and his family would speak “the truth first-hand” on Twitter, the non-governmental organisation serving the Bulgarian Madoff set the fake news assembly line going.

Fugitive banker Tsvetan Vassilev and his family apparently show signs of schizophrenia-spectrum disorders – they have declared war on fake news which they themselves spew out every day. This transpired from the appeal that the Bulgarian Madoff’s wife and daughter posted on Facebook inviting their followers to join them on Twitter if they want to hear the “firsthand news.”