Until recently, the legislative initiatives of lawmaker Delyan Peevski were keeping the oligarchy awake at night. Those acts stopped the secondary plundering of CorpBank assets and facilitated the return of BGN 1.25bn to the insolvency estate of the lender whose collapse was engineered by the financial fraudster Tsvetan Vassilev. They also laid the groundwork for introducing more transparency into media ownership and financing.

Stalin may have been dead for nearly 70 years now but his pernicious legacy is still living. The proof to that are his eminent followers in Bulgaria who under socialism were sitting pretty at the communist nomenclatura feeding rack and after the onset of democracy changed into expensive suits, put on white collars, privatised for cents on the dollar whatever they could get hold of and with the plundered money purchased their own media to have a chance to go on privatising.

Ognyan Stefanov (aka agent Academician) is again tormented by the ludicrous question: “What is the history of Peevski’s money”, the money which the lawmaker donates on his own volition to hospitals, laboratories, municipalities and research institutes.

Every news – a fake news. This is the motto which inspires shock working at the offices of the oligarchic mainstream. The machine generating fakes is buzzing with activity at the media outlets sustained by Bulgaria’s behind-the-scenes clique – a group of indicted oligarchs, such as Ivo Prokopiev, Tsvetan Vassilev, Ognyan Donev and Sasho Donchev who for years now are using every newsworthy event in the country for attacking with lies the foes of their mentors.

Among the mongrels there is a breed called “street superior” used to sponge and spend the money picked from the pockets of other people. It’s a public secret that one may come across the species of this breed anywhere across the world but it appears that in Bulgaria their concentration is the highest.

Among the mongrels there is a breed called “street superior” used to sponge and spend the money picked from the pockets of other people. It’s a public secret that one may come across the species of this breed anywhere across the world but it appears that in Bulgaria their concentration is the highest.

Protester, Sorosoid, former model in ads of a mobile operator, toady of indicted oligarch Ivo Prokopiev – these are just some attributes characterising Ivo Bozhkov, municipal councilor from Yes, Bulgaria.

Did you know that there is a Bulgarian “politician”, who uses the Google search engine like a public register? A place where he can procure “evidence” against the enemies of his bosses (oligarchs who control mainstream media and employ talking heads like him to discredit said enemies).

Two weapons of the behind-the-scenes clique, Stoyana Georgieva (a mouthpiece on call for former PM Ivan Kostov and a like-minded ally of the indicted oligarch Ivo Prokopiev) and Ognyan Stefanov (a former State Security agent under the alias Academician and a journalist operating in the shadow of fugitive banker Tsvetan Vassilev) are trying to create a new mathematical model.

Around-the-clock sewing services – that is what the Capital workshop offers. After trying his hand at being a funeral home manager, saying that people would die anyway and we should be more concerned with saving the economy, oligarch Ivo Prokopiev has clearly decided to tackle an easier problem and give his employees work-from-home tasks.