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radi6404
November 14th, 2008, 10:35 PM
Now I want to have an in deph analys, why people here talk bad about Boiko Borissov. People in this section expect a mayor to be great and do a lot of stuff and they are mad when the mayors canīt keep their promises which is understandable, and no, boiko borissov doesnīt keep the promises either. I however canīt understand when people say he is doing nothing and in Sofia thereīs very little improvment, why are the users here saying that? Boiko Borissov doesnīt keep his promises but at least you see progress in Sofia, if a foreigner wouldnīt come to Sofia for a long time and then come back, he would see progress in Sofia, not like other towns where for decades not even one main road gets renovated because of imbeciles like Kostadin Paskalev, but they are loved from Bulgarians. Boiko borissov does this and that, renovates this boulevard, that tramline, he builds the metro, the ringroad renovates sidewalks and so on, what else should a major do? Yes, he hasnīt started to build the plant for the waste in Sofia, but when people talk about Boiko Borissov, they always mention only that.

I aktually think the users here are jealious that he is a star in the Bulgaria Tv and other mayors canīt reach him. I expect some users to explain, why they think Boiko Borissov is that bad and I want them to mention mayors who are good in their eyes.

petet
November 14th, 2008, 11:07 PM
Оh God...this son of bitch only talking empty American fables!

insertnickhere
November 14th, 2008, 11:33 PM
dude, thats the sort of topics everybody is in arms about

bgrs
November 15th, 2008, 12:39 AM
ОК, he is a superman. He is the Bulgarian Putin. Yeah right.

nikoy88
November 15th, 2008, 01:04 AM
:pet:

radi6404
November 15th, 2008, 01:22 AM
ОК, he is a superman. He is the Bulgarian Putin. Yeah right.

No, he is not, but it is strange that people are dissing Boiko borissov and say that everything he has done is little and that for him it is easy to improve the city a little but on the other hand look for excuses for other mayors like the imbecile in Blagoevgrad when he is doing nothing, comments like the municipility has no money or it takes a long time to develop the projects, altough we can be sure that the projects are developed a long time ago and are in the folders of older mayors, why not just use those plans. I can quote friends from Bulgaria who would claim Boiko Borissov is good and live in Sofia.

BG_PATRIOT
November 15th, 2008, 03:05 AM
Guys I think that on this one I have to agree with Radi :shifty:

It is true he is not Bulgaria's Putin...
He has far from realized many of his promises...
Some of his moves were not adequate...
and maybe (most probably) si e hapnal niakoi lev ot obshtinskite pari...
but what politician hasn't...people accuse Bulgaria of corruption, but corruption is present in each and every country in the world, it's just that in BG it's dirty corruption (that everyone see and the politicians simply don't care), while in Western democracies it's clean corruption(people don't see it right away, maybe they'll never see it, or will see it years later)...in Canada we had a case recently check it out it involved the whole government Sponsorship scandal (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sponsorship_scandal) i tuka ima obrachi ot firmi :)

But he has done enough good to be seen outside of Bulgaria and even EU as a reasonably good politician...For instance, this semester I am taking a European Politics Class as my elective...since I am 6 years old have I been going to school in Canada, since I have never even heard a teacher even mention Bulgaria directly (most of the time we get mentioned if they mention Greece or the Balkan conflicts), last week not only did the teacher spent a good amount of time talking about Bulgaria together with Romania (the effect of the ascension and high level of corruption) he actually mentioned Boyko Borissov saying that he is one of the best politicians that Bulgaria has had in the last 20 years...Now I am not saying that some German-Canadian teacher, knows what is living in Bulgaria like because he has probably never even been in Bulgaria and simply doesn't understand how things are.

Don't get me wrong I don't believe BB is the Bulgarian messiah that will fix the country and the way people think and operate when he gets elected. Some people say that he will be the same fluke as Simeon, but I don't believe it, he may not be Bulgaria's Putin, but unlike Simeon he has experience being in charge and that is what is needed...Let's face it he has done more for Sofia in the past 3 years than Sofianski in 10 years...

svet01
November 15th, 2008, 03:16 AM
Let's face it he has done more for Sofia in the past 3 years than Sofianski in 10 years...

That's not true.. Sofianski was corrupt but did a lot for Sofia.. Boyko is better than what we currently have, but far far worse than DSB, which is the last remaining serious party in BG.

Sadly, my opinion is not shared by more than 5% of the population and BG will be last for a long time because we'll be electing useless people again in the future... :ohno:

just4ivaylo
November 15th, 2008, 08:48 AM
Guys I think that on this one I have to agree with Radi :shifty:

It is true he is not Bulgaria's Putin...
He has far from realized many of his promises...
Some of his moves were not adequate...
and maybe (most probably) si e hapnal niakoi lev ot obshtinskite pari...
but what politician hasn't...people accuse Bulgaria of corruption, but corruption is present in each and every country in the world, it's just that in BG it's dirty corruption (that everyone see and the politicians simply don't care), while in Western democracies it's clean corruption(people don't see it right away, maybe they'll never see it, or will see it years later)...in Canada we had a case recently check it out it involved the whole government Sponsorship scandal (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sponsorship_scandal) i tuka ima obrachi ot firmi :)

But he has done enough good to be seen outside of Bulgaria and even EU as a reasonably good politician...For instance, this semester I am taking a European Politics Class as my elective...since I am 6 years old have I been going to school in Canada, since I have never even heard a teacher even mention Bulgaria directly (most of the time we get mentioned if they mention Greece or the Balkan conflicts), last week not only did the teacher spent a good amount of time talking about Bulgaria together with Romania (the effect of the ascension and high level of corruption) he actually mentioned Boyko Borissov saying that he is one of the best politicians that Bulgaria has had in the last 20 years...Now I am not saying that some German-Canadian teacher, knows what is living in Bulgaria like because he has probably never even been in Bulgaria and simply doesn't understand how things are.

Don't get me wrong I don't believe BB is the Bulgarian messiah that will fix the country and the way people think and operate when he gets elected. Some people say that he will be the same fluke as Simeon, but I don't believe it, he may not be Bulgaria's Putin, but unlike Simeon he has experience being in charge and that is what is needed...Let's face it he has done more for Sofia in the past 3 years than Sofianski in 10 years...


My A.P World History teacher seems to always skip Bulgaria. When she's talking about the Balkans, she'd say the Balkan Peninsula, Romania, Greece...never Bulgaria though. It's like the name is a scary thing to say. :lol:

radi6404
November 15th, 2008, 11:06 AM
I want more opinions about this issue

paF4uko
November 15th, 2008, 11:43 AM
Radi, I'll tell you why!!! - Do you know another Bulgarian mayor who appears all the time in medias for complaining and blaming others (most often the government) for all his problems and faults? He constantly asks the government for money like the state budget is his municipality's one. You remember his absurd statements when Bulgargaz was about to stop the provisions for Toplofikacija - Sofia? He wanted the state to pay the debt!!! In this case, why the state doesn't pay the supplies of any other similar company in the country?
Take for instance any other Bulgarian city - administrations manage to solve their problems on their own. But Boiko's special - everybody must help him and he's never responsible for anything...

JuMPer
November 15th, 2008, 12:07 PM
oh dear lord....WTF is this SHIT AGAIN & AGAIN...this is turning into no one knows what. 2 years ago i loved scc & thats the reason i'm here if i wanted bb he can suck my dick cuz, this subsection is losing its goal

radi6404
November 15th, 2008, 12:07 PM
But he has to diss the government Paf4uko, because they diss him, tell me who doesnīt talk bad about him. I find it unfair that you think others are allowed to talk bad about him but he hasnīt the right to procet himself.

svetoslav
November 15th, 2008, 12:11 PM
Hey guys, I have an idea and I think this is the right place to share it with you and ask for your opinion.
Recently I was thinking, that each and every one of us (responsible Bulgarians hahah) has to do something more for our country other than just paying taxes.
I was thinking, that I don't want to live in a country full of ignorance, so I decided to do something right before the elections next year.
I decided to write a small text (not more than 20 sentences, so that people don't get bored) and try to convince young people (who do not want to vote because of different reasons, from not giving a f**k to not seeing any alternative and so on).
I see it as small, but very emotional text, which is not telling you who you should vote for, but simply that you MUST vote. It will be anonymous (cause it doesn't really matter who wrote it) and will be sent to people via emails, facebook-like sites, etc. and these people will be asked to forward it to all their bg friends.
This way I hope, that I (respectively we, if you guys want to take part in it, like giving ideas for the text and publishing it) will make at least a small percentage of young Bulgarians vote, because we all know, we (Bulgaria) need these votes.
Let me think, please what you think about this idea of mine.
Sorry about the off topic.

JuMPer
November 15th, 2008, 12:16 PM
what off topic? this whole thing is off topic from the idea of this site.

Think its a good idea :cheers:

radi6404
November 15th, 2008, 12:16 PM
svetoslav, if you add an offtopic post, a small ammount of it msut be ontopic, so now you have to give an opinion about Boiko Borissov.

paF4uko
November 15th, 2008, 12:21 PM
But he has to diss the government Paf4uko, because they diss him, tell me who doesnīt talk bad about him. I find it unfair that you think others are allowed to talk bad about him but he hasnīt the right to procet himself.

If he does his job, it's already protecting himself. But he's only complaining and crying like a little child. Besides, this government doesn't give a shit about what he's saying. You know, I'm not supporting Sergej Stanishev, but he looks much more mature in his statements than Boiko. The latter is just some kind of political parody, a joke...

Svetoslav, I will vote on both elections next year. :cheers:

svetoslav
November 15th, 2008, 12:27 PM
Damn, man.
I wrote like one page and then pressed the God damned back space and deleted it all.
Ok shortly I wanted to say that IMO BBs administration are laying the foundations of the new Sf infrastructure and this is the toughest part.
I think they are doing well.

radi6404
November 15th, 2008, 12:28 PM
If he does his job, it's already protecting himself. But he's only complaining and crying like a little child. Besides, this government doesn't give a shit about what he's saying. You know, I'm not supporting Sergej Stanishev, but he looks much more mature in his statements than Boiko. The latter is just some kind of political parody, a joke...

Svetoslav, I will vote on both elections next year. :cheers:

sure, Serej Stanishev has good control over his languace, but I hope you are not aktually that pathetic and believe in this, you should not believe one word of what he is saying, in Boiko Borissovs simple words can be believed better than in Sergejs words, And whatīs your problem if he complains, when there is improvment in Sofia, things go slow but steadily

paF4uko
November 15th, 2008, 12:31 PM
^^ I hate people complaining, and people blaming other for their faults. That's all... You sit on your ass and you work - it's that simple! I already have my favourite for next elections and it's not Boiko. :cheers:

If people in Sofia like him so much, they may keep him for themselves.

radi6404
November 15th, 2008, 12:48 PM
boiko borissov will be elected next year for prime minister and thatīs sure and itīs good.

paF4uko
November 15th, 2008, 12:54 PM
^^ :lol: If he does so well as being mayor of Sofia, there will be rubbish everywhere in Bulgaria! Congratulations!

radi6404
November 15th, 2008, 01:00 PM
OH Really? Do I need to show you even webcam live videos where cleaning staff is cleaing Sofia roads, they clean tram lines and so on aswell, next time I go to Bulgaria and go to Sofia early I wil make photos of it. all Bulgarian towns are dirty at the borders so come on man.

paF4uko
November 15th, 2008, 01:10 PM
Do I have to remind you of the look of the streets of Sofia last winter, after the snowfall? I was watching webcams from Sofia and Varna at the time it was snowing and I didn't see a single machine passing in Sofia.
You know very well what garbage I am talking about. And I am sure you remember the containers, buried under piles of garbage. It's been so many years and still not even a sign of a factory for processing Sofia's garbage!

But I'm not telling you who to vote for. In any case I won't vote for this :clown: ...

petet
November 15th, 2008, 01:13 PM
If people in Sofia like him so much, they may keep him for themselves.


EXACTLY WHAT I WANT TO SAY!!!

petet
November 15th, 2008, 01:14 PM
Radi,you are too blind.You see only the thigs to the end of your nose!And how you are so sure that he will be elected next time ?! ?! ?!

petet
November 15th, 2008, 01:16 PM
Bulgarian towns are dirty at the borders so come on man.

Oooooooo are you drunk?!And maybe Sofia is the cleanest one...oh yeeeeah...

radi6404
November 15th, 2008, 01:39 PM
No, I am not blind, now Boiko Borissov gets insulted here because the company hasnīt done a proper job, the comapny had to pay a fee after that but ofcourse, Boiko borissov is faulty now. I remember last winter other towns had the snowproblem, too. what will you say if I mention Hemus motorway to you, you are so dumb, you diss some people for minute things but donīt diss fucking assholes for not cleaning the Hemus motorway, so no, I hope boiko borissov will not be elected, but some of your favourites and then we will see how he will destroy the country even more, mabe the EU will have developed a plan how to kick bulgaria out of the EU but they will take boiko borissov away of Bulgaria first so that he is saved. when even foreign people like the teachers of BG PATRIOT know him as a great politician that speaks for itself.

paF4uko
November 15th, 2008, 01:46 PM
At least those people are not opting for becoming prime minister... :lol:
Save Boiko Borisov - like he's some national treasure... hahahaha :rofl: Radi, Radi... come on earth and think like an adult... You're 20, not 14 years old, so you should sound more mature...

radi6404
November 15th, 2008, 01:59 PM
Paf4uko, before you make conclusions how mature I am please explain me who is to blame for the not cleaned roads in other towns last winter and especially on the Hemus motorway. You think that Boiko borissov is fualty in Sofia altough he feed the company but you didnīt say anything about Hemus so you are so fucking dumb that it is not worth to talk with you, how can you only mention Sofia but not mention the situation on the main roads and motorways, thatīs typical.

petet
November 15th, 2008, 02:01 PM
How you are sure that I've favourite :lol: ?When I can to vote,I will vote for nowhere who,just checked something-just againts DPS,Atacka and Boyko cuz those person would make huge ethnic conflict here! Boiko is one of the people with the biggest mask in Bulgaria...

paF4uko
November 15th, 2008, 02:02 PM
I told you - people responsible for motorways are not opting for prime minister's chair, so we are not actually interested by them. And stop insulting forum participants.

petet
November 15th, 2008, 02:03 PM
Paf4uko, before you make conclusions how mature I am please explain me who is to blame for the not cleaned roads in other towns last winter and especially on the Hemus motorway. You think that Boiko borissov is fualty in Sofia altough he feed the company but you didnīt say anything about Hemus so you are so fucking dumb that it is not worth to talk with you, how can you only mention Sofia but not mention the situation on the main roads and motorways, thatīs typical.

THOSE ARE HIS OBLIGATIONS!NOONE WILL MAKE A BOW OF SOMEONE WHO DO HIS OBLIGATIONS (BUT HOW I'M LISTENING ON THE TV,HE DOESN'T DO ANYTHING,EXPECT TALKING,TALKING,TALKING!)!

radi6404
November 15th, 2008, 02:14 PM
I told you - people responsible for motorways are not opting for prime minister's chair, so we are not actually interested by them. And stop insulting forum participants.

I canīt stop insulting when you talk dumb stuff. Paf4uko, you say Boiko Borissov is shit and give the not cleaned roads last winter as an example why you think he is shit. In that case the company was to blame and not Boiko Borissov an dyou donīt even bother to watch which cities suffered from uncleaned roads aswell. I remember that a lot o roads werenīt cleaned when the winter suddenly came last year but you only mention Boiko borissov. And why donīt you mention any good thing he has done. How many boulevards has he repaired, how many km of roads are new after he got mayor of Sofia and so on, noone sees that, Paskalev the fucking imbecile hasnīt fixed 1 km of road in Blagoevgrad but people like Kudos say he is better than Boiko Borissov. Really, why donīt we jsut compare the sizes of the two cities and compare what Paskalev has done and what Borissov has done, the funny thing would be that Paskalev has done nothing.

paF4uko
November 15th, 2008, 02:41 PM
And what about the quality of the repair works? Someone who complains, blames others all the time and refuses to take responsibility is not suitable for prime minister post, on my opinion.
Radi, when you work on a project in some company and the project fails, the responsibility is taken by the project manager - it's quite the same thing with mayors. People trusted Boiko and the municipality council when they elected them, so they are the ones that should be held responsible by citizens and not the company.

Turnovec
November 15th, 2008, 02:42 PM
Yet another great thread delivered to you by RADI (Roads & Asphalt Dysfunctional Idiot)

Radihno, I have a message for you :


http://italy.indymedia.org/uploads/2005/01/save_the_planet_kill_yourself.jpg

radi6404
November 15th, 2008, 03:41 PM
And what about the quality of the repair works? Someone who complains, blames others all the time and refuses to take responsibility is not suitable for prime minister post, on my opinion.
Radi, when you work on a project in some company and the project fails, the responsibility is taken by the project manager - it's quite the same thing with mayors. People trusted Boiko and the municipality council when they elected them, so they are the ones that should be held responsible by citizens and not the company.

Yes, I agree on that one, still Boiko Borissov canīt be blamed only, who gets blamed when the government choses a bad company, the company, not the government.

radi6404
November 15th, 2008, 03:47 PM
And what about the quality of the repair works? Someone who complains, blames others all the time and refuses to take responsibility is not suitable for prime minister post, on my opinion.
Radi, when you work on a project in some company and the project fails, the responsibility is taken by the project manager - it's quite the same thing with mayors. People trusted Boiko and the municipality council when they elected them, so they are the ones that should be held responsible by citizens and not the company.

Yes, I agree on that one, still Boiko Borissov canīt be blamed only, who gets blamed when the government choses a bad company, the company, not the government.

radi6404
November 15th, 2008, 04:06 PM
And what about the quality of the repair works? Someone who complains, blames others all the time and refuses to take responsibility is not suitable for prime minister post, on my opinion.
Radi, when you work on a project in some company and the project fails, the responsibility is taken by the project manager - it's quite the same thing with mayors. People trusted Boiko and the municipality council when they elected them, so they are the ones that should be held responsible by citizens and not the company.

Yes, I agree on that one, still Boiko Borissov canīt be blamed only, who gets blamed when the government choses a bad company, the company, not the government.

petet
November 15th, 2008, 05:19 PM
But the company is own by a deputat soooo ;)

radi6404
November 15th, 2008, 05:28 PM
hahahahaha. shit intermal server error, now I have posted it 3 times because of that shit.

alex.german
November 16th, 2008, 01:35 AM
Back to the topic of this thread: First of all, I don't know that much about politics is BG, so don't take me too serious :D Well regarding corruption: IMO it is very difficult for a country that has lived with corruption in many parts of the society for so many years, to just change because the EU tells them so. The system is like that and that is why imo you will not find any bulgarian politician who in his career was not involved in corruption of some sort... That's why it is impossible that Borissov is NOT corrupt. Thats the first point...

Secondly I think that no matter who would have been mayor of Sofia in these recent years, would have done better than those who came before him. There is so much more interest from foreign investors in SF since BG is in the EU, so much more tax-money, direct investments, or money out of EU-development programs that it would be insane if BB would not open a new renovated street here and there once in a while... BB is only lucky he got elected in a time SF has got more money at hand than ever before!

svetoslav
November 16th, 2008, 02:10 AM
Back to the topic of this thread: First of all, I don't know that much about politics is BG, so don't take me too serious :D Well regarding corruption: IMO it is very difficult for a country that has lived with corruption in many parts of the society for so many years, to just change because the EU tells them so. The system is like that and that is why imo you will not find any bulgarian politician who in his career was not involved in corruption of some sort... That's why it is impossible that Borissov is NOT corrupt. Thats the first point...

Secondly I think that no matter who would have been mayor of Sofia in these recent years, would have done better than those who came before him. There is so much more interest from foreign investors in SF since BG is in the EU, so much more tax-money, direct investments, or money out of EU-development programs that it would be insane if BB would not open a new renovated street here and there once in a while... BB is only lucky he got elected in a time SF has got more money at hand than ever before!

Aaaaaaa nope. That's wrong!!!
Foreign investors don't give a damn about Sofia's metro system or Sofia's streets, and no, Sofia has never been so populated and never had so little money (because the government cut a big part of the money going back to the municipality from taxes).
Actually we just got a credit from the European Development Bank for our metro system, and this happens in the middle of the worst crisis ever, which means that the bankers trust our mayor.
And yes, there is European money for infrastructural development now and the municipality is taking advantage of it unlike the government.

alex.german
November 16th, 2008, 03:23 AM
You mean SF is financially worse situated than lets say 5 years before? Really?

JloKyM
November 16th, 2008, 03:45 AM
You mean SF is financially worse situated than lets say 5 years before? Really?

Lets say it this way..In Sofia there are approximately 1,7 mln people..and the city budget is 1 000 000 000 lv, which is something around 550 000 000 euros or 323 euros/person...For example, Zagreb has 1000 euros/p :ohno:

just4ivaylo
November 16th, 2008, 05:25 AM
1.7 million? Come on. Isn't that a bit too much?

[s2jc]hyp
November 16th, 2008, 05:37 AM
That's not true.. Sofianski was corrupt but did a lot for Sofia.. Boyko is better than what we currently have, but far far worse than DSB, which is the last remaining serious party in BG.

Sadly, my opinion is not shared by more than 5% of the population and BG will be last for a long time because we'll be electing useless people again in the future... :ohno:
what has SDS done but help BSP destroy our country? what has anybody done apart from showing up and talking lies on air? have you seen an honest face showing up on TV in the last 15 years? A face that doesn't cause a heavy nauseatic feeling? SDS is just a bunch of criminals equal to anybody who is wealthy enough to run an election campaign. aren't you tired of seeing it getting worse with each year that passes by? why even bother discuss people you already know are down morally, shameless, ugly, phony, liers and killers playing poker in front of all. what about DSB or whatever it'll become before the elections cause some recent party in power will join them in order to win. they're all the same dol drenki ready to spend large amounts of money every 4 years. what is boiko borisov going to change? he's right on with the best interest like the others. he might answer all awkward questions without giving too much thought but what about the ones that haven't had a chance to be asked? they'll just wait till we complain to ever consider it to be an agenda. and we'll always just take it so why vote?

zzibit
November 16th, 2008, 06:21 AM
Borisov is doing a hell lot more than Sofianski did, or at least so it appears.

insertnickhere
November 16th, 2008, 09:48 AM
what is he doing? prepping his election campaign for next year. yes, that he is doing.

JloKyM
November 16th, 2008, 09:56 AM
1.7 million? Come on. Isn't that a bit too much?
No, Its not ;)

svetoslav
November 16th, 2008, 10:48 AM
No, Its not ;)

Yea, actually I thought it is a lot more than that.
To be honest, a lot of the people I know who live there are not registered.
Including my father hahahaha.
Officially, the registered people are around 1,397,319.
So i ABSOLUTELY refuse to believe that only 300 000 people are not registered.
This is simply not true.

IMO Sofia is definitely more than 2 000 000.

radi6404
November 16th, 2008, 10:49 AM
what is he doing? prepping his election campaign for next year. yes, that he is doing.

when the elections for mayors took place he didnīt show any advertisment on Tv, however all other politicans showed a lot of advertisments against him, so who is prepearing the election campain?

Ivanski
November 16th, 2008, 11:03 AM
hahahahaha. shit intermal server error, now I have posted it 3 times because of that shit.

that's the errors in your server between the ears ,Radi :lol:

Dulgeroff
November 16th, 2008, 11:52 AM
Back to the topic of this thread: First of all, I don't know that much about politics is BG, so don't take me too serious :D Well regarding corruption: IMO it is very difficult for a country that has lived with corruption in many parts of the society for so many years, to just change because the EU tells them so. The system is like that and that is why imo you will not find any bulgarian politician who in his career was not involved in corruption of some sort... That's why it is impossible that Borissov is NOT corrupt. Thats the first point...

Secondly I think that no matter who would have been mayor of Sofia in these recent years, would have done better than those who came before him. There is so much more interest from foreign investors in SF since BG is in the EU, so much more tax-money, direct investments, or money out of EU-development programs that it would be insane if BB would not open a new renovated street here and there once in a while... BB is only lucky he got elected in a time SF has got more money at hand than ever before!


Alex is right about BB playing the BG political scene like those before him. However, his ego might just be a good thing for our country as he may very well do his best to prove that he is indeed the one and only saviour. The man needs to have his ego stroked! Anyway I know for a fact that he has connections to the underworld. FOR A FACT! I'm not saying anything more. :runaway:

insertnickhere
November 16th, 2008, 12:10 PM
we all know...... his entire past is out there drying in the air. nobody cares. its not like he hides it either.

his ego is no worse than that of simeon and he (simo) is the biggest disaster this country saw since videnov.

bb doesn't have my vote. id rather go for sds before i go for him

insertnickhere
November 16th, 2008, 12:11 PM
when the elections for mayors took place he didnīt show any advertisment on Tv, however all other politicans showed a lot of advertisments against him, so who is prepearing the election campain?

are you stupid?

he has been gearing for the parliamentary elections since before he even took office as mayor

radi6404
November 16th, 2008, 12:21 PM
Insertnick, you will see that Boiko Borissov will be prime minister. When you watch at statistics you allready can see how high Gerp scores and even if the numbers drop a bit, it will still be enough for him to win. If you think he wont win or at least be in a coalition with another party I donīt think you inform well.

Dulgeroff
November 16th, 2008, 12:25 PM
we all know...... his entire past is out there drying in the air. nobody cares. its not like he hides it either.

his ego is no worse than that of simeon and he (simo) is the biggest disaster this country saw since videnov.

bb doesn't have my vote. id rather go for sds before i go for him

I wasn't talking about his past. On a daily basis BB is on the phone with people no politician should be talking to. Unless of course you're in Italy. :lol: Ooops, I spilled some beans. OK, my mouth is now zipped.

I am not saying that BB will actually be good for us. Time will tell how he'll govern. However soon after he's in power, there will only be one mafia left in BG. He'll clean up the rest and will look like a hero. Anyway, the audience will be pleased and the country may benefit from the ending of the show.

alex.german
November 16th, 2008, 12:48 PM
To be honest, a lot of the people I know who live there are not registered.
Including my father hahahaha.

AAAAAha!!!!! I'm going to report you! :D

Question: Is there any alternative to BB on a national level?

radi6404
November 16th, 2008, 12:55 PM
I wasn't talking about his past. On a daily basis BB is on the phone with people no politician should be talking to. Unless of course you're in Italy. :lol: Ooops, I spilled some beans. OK, my mouth is now zipped.

I am not saying that BB will actually be good for us. Time will tell how he'll govern. However soon after he's in power, there will only be one mafia left in BG. He'll clean up the rest and will look like a hero. Anyway, the audience will be pleased and the country may benefit from the ending of the show.

That sounds promising.

Dulgeroff
November 16th, 2008, 12:59 PM
That sounds promising.

I guess so! One could argue that it's better to have only one mafia as opposed to a few competing mafias. Less obvious chaos. However monopolies do have their setbacks as well.

ВМРО
November 16th, 2008, 07:11 PM
boiko borissov will be elected next year for prime minister and thatīs sure and itīs good.

Don't be so sure.Б(*П and Dogan have enough money to buy every single vote they need.I'm not an optimist about the elections next year, although I really hope that Boyko Borisov will be sitting in Stanishev's chair after several months.

As for the questions you've opened at the beginning of this thread, I see in the face of Borisov the only person who can kick out the tripartite coalition.I voted for GERB at the municipal elections and if they were today I would repeat my choice for certain.Concerning his past, it's not a secret for anybody with whom he was a friend and probably still is, however, the same is known for all his political rivals, even much more disturbing rumours(read facts) are a matter of common knowledge for people like R. Ovch., R. Petkov, Parvanoglu's sponsors and DPS of course.
Despite being accused by his political opponents of promising things which aren't possible, I simply can't agree.I had read the political and economic programmes of GERB when they were published and a few days ago I read them again.There is absolutely no populism and empty words.

You mean SF is financially worse situated than lets say 5 years before? Really?
The communists dislike Borisov because he prevented them from winning the elections in Sofia for a first time since their regime collapsed.In 2005 the ex-mayor who was rightist too was in the centre of corruption scandals and a big problem with the garbage which had a very bad impact on his rating.Meanwhile the socialists had just won the parliamentary elections and formed a cabinet for a first time in 8 years.While they were on the crest of the wave and were seeing Sofia in their hands, Borisov left his ex party(which formed a coalition with the socialists...) and won the elections in Sofia which was a big disappointment for the reds.Till then the budget of Sofia was 50% of the taxes collected by the city administration and the other 50% were for the budget of the central government.Ever since this percentage was gradually reduced to about 25% and today Sofia receives only 1/2 of the money which was supposed to receive.Just for comparison Serbia and Belgrade have approximately the same population and GDP as Bulgaria and Sofia but the budget of Belgrade is almost twice bigger than the budget of Sofia.At the same time the consolidated budget of the Bulgarian government is slightly bigger.
If Borisov had additional 500m he would utterly change the face of Sofia.

alex.german
November 16th, 2008, 07:17 PM
Ever since this percentage was gradually reduced to about 25% and today Sofia receives only 1/2 of the money which was supposed to receive.Just for comparison Serbia and Belgrade have approximately the same population and GDP as Bulgaria and Sofia but the budget of Belgrade is almost twice bigger than the budget of Sofia.At the same time the consolidated budget of the Bulgarian government is slightly bigger.
If Borisov had additional 500m he would utterly change the face of Sofia.

That's horrible! So to conclude all of that, it would indeed be good for SF if BB was Prime Minister. As the one woho is in charge he could raise the amount of money the capital of BG needs. Am I right?

vycanismajoris
November 16th, 2008, 07:27 PM
I have to say, i'm satisfied of Sofia's development at this stage. Every day i see some improvement around the city. It definetely wasn't like that before lets say 5 years.
But the question is: Who's going to be the next mayor of Sofia, because i feel soon we'll have to go on elections again. And i'm worried that there will be no decent candidate for this position :ohno:

vycanismajoris
November 16th, 2008, 07:35 PM
/\/\/\ Ok, that was little egoistic. It's not the main question here, but it's important for us, who live in Sofia :)

Turnovec
November 16th, 2008, 08:09 PM
If Borisov had additional 500m he would utterly change the face of Sofia.

^^ Do you really believe in that bulshit !?!

Long live Boiko Borissov - the better Sofianski :)

mdka
November 16th, 2008, 08:22 PM
^^if bate boiko had not additional 500 m but an additional 5000 i dont think that things would be better,i really hope that bulgarians have become a little bit smarter not to vote for populists and hollywood stars like this guy

JloKyM
November 16th, 2008, 08:24 PM
^^if bate boiko had not additional 500 m but an additional 5000 i dont think that things would be better,i really hope that bulgarians have become a little bit smarter not to vote for populists and hollywood stars like this guy

DO we have a choice? Where is the alternative- BSP, DPS, NDSV, ATAKA ????:bash::bash::ohno:

Ivanski
November 16th, 2008, 08:25 PM
Actually Arnie is a holywood star, that doesn't define whether you have the skills or not. And that thread is pointless we could discuss politics in лафеджийница.

Turnovec
November 16th, 2008, 08:30 PM
Actually Arnie is a holywood star, that doesn't define whether you have the skills or not. And that thread is pointless we could discuss politics in лафеджийница.

^^ This thread is one more "jewel" by the idiot radi ...

DO we have a choice? Where is the alternative- BSP, DPS, NDSV, ATAKA ????:bash::bash::ohno:

^^

Винаги съм се чудил дали в България е възможна либералноориентирана партия, залагаща на прозрачността в управлението, гарантирането на гражданските свободи и развитието на пазарното стопанство. Която да мобилизира икономически активните и прогресивномислещи (горе-долу) млади български граждани ... Наивна химера ли е това или не?

Май съм песимист като ви чета мненията ... :)

Boiko Borissov won't be any different than BSP, DPS, NDSV - that's for sure ... Unfortunately we' ll have to live through another 4 years of nightmare, instead of trying to avoid it earlier ...

radi6404
November 16th, 2008, 09:48 PM
Don't be so sure.Б(*П and Dogan have enough money to buy every single vote they need.I'm not an optimist about the elections next year, although I really hope that Boyko Borisov will be sitting in Stanishev's chair after several months.

As for the questions you've opened at the beginning of this thread, I see in the face of Borisov the only person who can kick out the tripartite coalition.I voted for GERB at the municipal elections and if they were today I would repeat my choice for certain.Concerning his past, it's not a secret for anybody with whom he was a friend and probably still is, however, the same is known for all his political rivals, even much more disturbing rumours(read facts) are a matter of common knowledge for people like R. Ovch., R. Petkov, Parvanoglu's sponsors and DPS of course.
Despite being accused by his political opponents of promising things which aren't possible, I simply can't agree.I had read the political and economic programmes of GERB when they were published and a few days ago I read them again.There is absolutely no populism and empty words.


The communists dislike Borisov because he prevented them from winning the elections in Sofia for a first time since their regime collapsed.In 2005 the ex-mayor who was rightist too was in the centre of corruption scandals and a big problem with the garbage which had a very bad impact on his rating.Meanwhile the socialists had just won the parliamentary elections and formed a cabinet for a first time in 8 years.While they were on the crest of the wave and were seeing Sofia in their hands, Borisov left his ex party(which formed a coalition with the socialists...) and won the elections in Sofia which was a big disappointment for the reds.Till then the budget of Sofia was 50% of the taxes collected by the city administration and the other 50% were for the budget of the central government.Ever since this percentage was gradually reduced to about 25% and today Sofia receives only 1/2 of the money which was supposed to receive.Just for comparison Serbia and Belgrade have approximately the same population and GDP as Bulgaria and Sofia but the budget of Belgrade is almost twice bigger than the budget of Sofia.At the same time the consolidated budget of the Bulgarian government is slightly bigger.
If Borisov had additional 500m he would utterly change the face of Sofia.

I like your opinion very much and share it 100%.

radi6404
November 16th, 2008, 09:49 PM
[B]This thread is one more "jewel" by the idiot radi ...

Yes, turnovec, keep insulting, you will see where this will lead.

alex.german
November 16th, 2008, 11:48 PM
I like this discussion... whether it is started by radi or not... why not talk politics??

Turnovec
November 17th, 2008, 12:07 AM
Alex :) Btw last week the super-hero Boiko Borissov was involved in a small scandal with the german journalist Jurgen Rot ...

First the Sofia Municipality announced proudly (http://sofia.bg/pressecentre/press.asp?open=10&sub_open=35907&nxt=0)on their web site that Jurgen Rot wants to vote for Boiko on the next elections(i wonder if he, as a german citizen can even do that :nuts:) :) or in other words that he trusts him ...

Very soon after that Jurgen Rot himself (http://www.mediapool.bg/show/?storyid=145856&srcpos=1) claimed all those good words about Boiko Borisov comming out of his mouth were faked and invented, and that he does not think like that at all ... :)

But 90% of thе sheep in this country, like Radi, will never understand about Jurgen Rot's refutation ...

All in all it is dirty and loathsome games here ... I wonder if the civil society in Bulgaria will ever become a little bit more wise to see all the dirty tricks and the fake heroes that do them ... I doubt ...

radi6404
November 17th, 2008, 12:17 AM
It doesnīt matter if Turnovec thinks boiko borissov is fake, fact is he renovated lots of boulevards and sidewalks and builds the metro and the ringroad at an acceptable pave with cut budget from the government so who cares if he had a dark history.

zzibit
November 17th, 2008, 12:24 AM
what is he doing? prepping his election campaign for next year. yes, that he is doing.

listen man, there is always more to be desired. but come on, that Sofianski was a classic money-laundering scumbag. the only good thing I remember out of his term was the new central bus terminal.

radi6404
November 17th, 2008, 12:31 AM
The bus station is build by sofianski, great, itīs the best busstaion Iīve ever seen and that not only in Bulgaria.

insertnickhere
November 17th, 2008, 12:36 AM
listen man, there is always more to be desired. but come on, that Sofianski was a classic money-laundering scumbag. the only good thing I remember out of his term was the new central bus terminal.


You elected a mafia boss. Dont you dare ever complain about crime, ever.

So dont whine when stuff just happens. Flow with it. Hypocrites.

alex.german
November 17th, 2008, 12:40 AM
Alex :) Btw last week the super-hero Boiko Borissov was involved in a small scandal with the german journalist Jurgen Rot

:D haha... well, thats how it goes... btw there is a controversy about Roth... he is a specialist for organized crime in eastern europe. But very often he helps to state negative stereotypes of entire peoples in EE, by being very superficial with his researches... Thats another topic.... :ohno:

bgrs
November 17th, 2008, 12:44 AM
Well, it seems we've elected a constellation of mafia bosses ruling right at that moment. Probably it would be better if we had a single mafia star instead of a number of them. Probably it's the same. But nobody really cares as long as the evil Turks could be pushed out of the Government :) :) :)

radi6404
November 17th, 2008, 12:46 AM
True.

alex.german
November 17th, 2008, 12:49 AM
We should create our own governator! Heres my open question: How exactly should a good mayor of Sofia be? What should he do? Which project should he realise with the small SF budget?

Oh sorry... maybe it's better to discuss politics in the other thread: лафе...

radi6404
November 17th, 2008, 01:07 AM
Alex, I told you you should not care about them, the ones who only care about Borissovs history, for them his dark history is more important than things he did for Sofia, for them it is important that the prime is clean, not if he wil realize lots of projects or not do many projects.

zzibit
November 17th, 2008, 01:18 AM
You elected a mafia boss. Dont you dare ever complain about crime, ever.

So dont whine when stuff just happens. Flow with it. Hypocrites.

haha, few things

1. I am not from Sofia, so I didn't vote for anyone. People deserve their leaders.
2. I am not defending Bat boiko
3. I don't think any person can possibly bring Sofia up to modern standards.

bottom line is the citizens themselves have to take initiative and take more care of their city. as lokum said before, a small act like cleaning the sidewalk in front of your house can make a difference. little changes lead to big things. oh yeah, VOTE when it counts.

vycanismajoris
November 17th, 2008, 01:20 AM
Alright people, give me an alternative, if it's not Borissov, then who. I'm waiting for names, parties etc. The other way is to not vote, but i prefer to not skip the elections.

BTW, are you sure that the bus station was entirely built with money from the municipality. I think there was some private interest in this.

zzibit
November 17th, 2008, 01:23 AM
when are municipal elections? and candidates?

vycanismajoris
November 17th, 2008, 01:28 AM
we have parliamentary elections next year in June or July, now i don't remember. And if Boiko wins, i guess he'll not be a mayor of Sofia anymore. Then there will be municipal elections. This is hypothesis of course...

svet01
November 17th, 2008, 02:25 AM
we have parliamentary elections next year in June or July, now i don't remember. And if Boiko wins, i guess he'll not be a mayor of Sofia anymore. Then there will be municipal elections. This is hypothesis of course...

Maybe Martin Zaimov will run again (he was second in the last elections).. I believe that he can actually do something for Sofia. :okay:

insertnickhere
November 17th, 2008, 02:58 AM
haha, few things

1. I am not from Sofia, so I didn't vote for anyone. People deserve their leaders.
2. I am not defending Bat boiko
3. I don't think any person can possibly bring Sofia up to modern standards.

bottom line is the citizens themselves have to take initiative and take more care of their city. as lokum said before, a small act like cleaning the sidewalk in front of your house can make a difference. little changes lead to big things. oh yeah, VOTE when it counts.

You should be concerned because sofia is sucking quite a bit from the national budget, money, that your province/town will not see because of it.

I know it can be fixed, but it will be a political suicide to do so. Sofia is seen as the end destination so people try to feed off it as much as possible. Others see it as a political ladder to get to the national level.

In both cases, unless somebody comes along who doesn't play into those 2 constants, sf is doomed yes.

Me? On what platform am i going to run? BSP? Great.. but then what am i going to do? Im still dependent upon the party and its needs. The same is true for everybody else really.

BB used his money and contacts to gain the seat and then used it to build up his party to run in the national. He doesn't give a crap about Sf, he doesn't live there, his daughter doesn't even live in the country.

But there are so many sheep its laughable.

And yes, since somebody brought it up, i think zaimov was a way better choice!

Turnovec
November 17th, 2008, 10:03 AM
We should create our own governator! Heres my open question: How exactly should a good mayor of Sofia be? What should he do? Which project should he realise with the small SF budget?

Oh sorry... maybe it's better to discuss politics in the other thread: лафе...

My answer is pretty short.

1. (and only) Stop all the bad and corrupt policy of soaking up the municipal money through bad contracts with friendly companies...

The one who does that and starts electing winners on any kind of the municipal tenders judging by the best offer, not by the best commision offered ... Then we'll get to see a real change.

Boiko Borisov is how much - 3 years now mayor of Sofia, and nothing from the policies of his predecessor Sofianski has changed. BB even kept most of the old Sofianski crew of vice-mayors ... Velizar Stoilov, Minko Gerdjikov etc ....

That's why he earned his nickname - the Upgraded Sofianski. You can't make a new public house with the old whores ...


Alright people, give me an alternative, if it's not Borissov, then who. I'm waiting for names, parties etc. The other way is to not vote, but i prefer to not skip the elections.

BTW, are you sure that the bus station was entirely built with money from the municipality. I think there was some private interest in this.

I think like svet, that Martin Zaimov should have been a 100 times better alternative to the current mayor and his crew ...

Ivanski
November 17th, 2008, 10:35 AM
Maybe Martin Zaimov will run again (he was second in the last elections).. I believe that he can actually do something for Sofia. :okay:

:lol: I thought you dislike commies

vycanismajoris
November 17th, 2008, 10:37 AM
my point was about the parliamentary elections, nevermind.

OK, Zaimov is from Sofia and he cares about this city, that's for sure.
BUT i'm sorry to say that, in my eyes he's more like one little shy boy :) I can't imagine how he's going to resist the pressure. It's a game for tough men.

Turnovec
November 17th, 2008, 10:44 AM
:lol: I thought you dislike commies

^^ Martin Zaimov - a commie ?!? Never knew that fact ... :)


OK, Zaimov is from Sofia and he cares about this city, that's for sure.
BUT i'm sorry to say that, in my eyes he's more like one little shy boy :) I can't imagine how he's going to resist the pressure. It's a game for tough men.

^^ Heh , running a curency board is not a less responsible task than running a municiplaity ... as for the games for tough men - Boiko should have stayed in the fire-fighters department of Sofia ... i guess he should have been 10 times more usefull there with his toughness :)

Ivanski
November 17th, 2008, 10:50 AM
Well not in the DSB dream world.

Turnovec
November 17th, 2008, 11:03 AM
Well not in the DSB dream world.

Care to elaborate on this one ? ...

:D haha... well, thats how it goes... btw there is a controversy about Roth... he is a specialist for organized crime in eastern europe. But very often he helps to state negative stereotypes of entire peoples in EE, by being very superficial with his researches... Thats another topic.... :ohno:

The probelm is not what Roth is or isn't :) It's that Boiko wants to be pictured in a possitive light regarding this perticular man ... Well we have a saying here in Bulgaria : "The one that has guilty conscience, runs without even being chased" :D

vycanismajoris
November 17th, 2008, 11:04 AM
But, by running a currency board you are not in the people's mouth as if you are the mayor of the capital. The pressure is much bigger in the second position in my opinion. And how is he going to fight for the needed money with the government? That's where i'm a little bit sceptic about him. As i said we need a tough man :)

radi6404
November 17th, 2008, 11:05 AM
Omg, what load of crap is talked here, noone did respond to my question, what Boiko Borissov has done. Please, can someone count all things Boiko Borissov has done for Sofia and compare them with other mayors of Sofia and the country? And I mean everything he has done, small projects included. Your only interest is where he is coming from and which people are with him. The only important things are what he does for the city and eventually will do for the country.

Turnovec
November 17th, 2008, 11:08 AM
But, by running a currency board you are not in the people's mouth as if you are the mayor of the capital. The pressure is much bigger in the second position in my opinion. And how is he going to fight for the needed money with the government? That's where i'm a little bit sceptic about him. As i said we need a tough man :)

And by toughness you understand calling in public the Prime Minister Gay ?!? :lol: There was one other famous person(recently awarded with a Stara Planina medal) with a pretty similar saying few years ago - "this Brittish homosexual fucked up the game " ... :lol:

I don't get you people ... For me Boiko Borisov should be only a thing that normal people could only joke about and can't take seriously ...

Turnovec
November 17th, 2008, 11:12 AM
Please, can someone count all things Boiko Borissov has done for Sofia

^^ http://obichamsofia.com/pictures_caricature/caricature_30_l.jpg

kudos
November 17th, 2008, 11:57 AM
i see another ridiculous thread here by a ... specialist in the field lets say :)

abt BB, the city speaks for itself, i don't see anything that depends on the municipality being improved, if somebody doesn't think like this pls prove me wrong, but all that bs abt boulevards and sidewalks being renovated cannot count since they will need total renovation again in less than year because of the "superb" quality of the renovation works of the companies around the "iron" man..

here an interesting article:

http://19min.bg/news/4/4201.html?&qstr=%D0%B1%D0%BE%D0%B9%D0%BA%D0%BE%20%D0%B1%D0%BE%D1%80%D0%B8%D1%81%D0%BE%D0%B2

to be continued

insertnickhere
November 17th, 2008, 12:13 PM
bb is your god.

hell, gaitanski might as well run for president. with those 2 at the helm, we will bend brussels over and will quickly become a tier 1 euro country. in fact, they will all pay us to keep them safe from......................... well somebody. i hear algeria is on the rise. no fear, protection is always needed.

radi6404
November 17th, 2008, 12:25 PM
i see another ridiculous thread here by a ... specialist in the field lets say :)

abt BB, the city speaks for itself, i don't see anything that depends on the municipality being improved, if somebody doesn't think like this pls prove me wrong, but all that bs abt boulevards and sidewalks being renovated cannot count since they will need total renovation again in less than year because of the "superb" quality of the renovation works of the companies around the "iron" man..

here an interesting article:

http://19min.bg/news/4/4201.html?&qstr=%D0%B1%D0%BE%D0%B9%D0%BA%D0%BE%20%D0%B1%D0%BE%D1%80%D0%B8%D1%81%D0%BE%D0%B2

to be continued

I want to be friendly to you this time and not start the fight again. You canīt say that all the boulevards are of bad quality, can you? The carigradsko got bumpy because of rainfalls when they applied the aspahlt and so on. Some boulevards Iīve seen were very good and the boulevard Boiko Borissov made 2005, I think Boulevard Bulgaria is still very good, the one going from the busstation to ruski pametnik, now tell me why you think the new boulevards willl be broken after a year.

kudos
November 17th, 2008, 12:34 PM
I want to be friendly to you this time and not start the fight again. You canīt say that all the boulevards are of bad quality, can you? The carigradsko got bumpy because of rainfalls when they applied the aspahlt and so on. Some boulevards Iīve seen were very good and the boulevard Boiko Borissov made 2005, I think Boulevard Bulgaria is still very good, the one going from the busstation to ruski pametnik, now tell me why you think the new boulevards willl be broken after a year.

yes i can because i drive on them almost every day while u r in germany which doesnt stop u from giving stupid opinions again and again.
sometimes it is also impossible to even understand what u want to say, pls learn some english first, else write in bulgarian or german. and when u r not certain of sth just don't write bs, u r embarrassing urself (not that it matters to you ;))

Turnovec
November 17th, 2008, 12:40 PM
bb is your god.

hell, gaitanski might as well run for president. with those 2 at the helm, we will bend brussels over and will quickly become a tier 1 euro country. in fact, they will all pay us to keep them safe from......................... well somebody. i hear algeria is on the rise. no fear, protection is always needed.

With BSP, DPS, NDSV, ATAKA or Boiko Borisov we'll still be only a subject of the EU, not an object in it ... for many long years to come ... Sad but true.

I personally don't see any light in the tunnel.

Bulgaria decided to come out of the hole that it is into , by digging deeper all the way through the planet to come out probably on the other side in Australia some time after couple of centuries ..

radi6404
November 17th, 2008, 12:41 PM
The new boulevard from the busstation to the ruski pametnik roundabout is 3 years old and still in good condition. Just look at the new Blagoevgrad roads made in 2004, they are allready bumpy and that with fewer cars than in Sofia. I am ready to accept your opinion but tell me 2 boulevards in Sofia which became bad after 1 year.

kudos
November 17th, 2008, 12:58 PM
i can tell u 2 which were bumpy the very first day they were opened - tsarigradsko and danail nikolaev next to stochna gara. the sidewalks "renovations" need no comment at all!! actually the problem is they r trying to do sth but they do it totally wrong, that being the result of friendly companies involved who have no idea what they r doing, or the other case when with less money they just "renovate" quickly on top so that they can say this year we have "renovated" XXXkm of roads but they mention nothing abt the quality. have u ever walked around sofia or have u only passed by with a car. pls stop commenting everything when u have no clue abt it, verybody is sick of it as u already saw..
and to show that i am not talking bs unlike other ppl, here an interesting link.. these r news sent by normal ppl who just dislike the way things get done here in sofia :(

http://www.gradski.bg/browse.php?page=news&rubrid=778

radi6404
November 17th, 2008, 01:13 PM
I have walked on Sofias siedwalks near the centre, they were all very good. Yes, the Tsarigradsko was bumpy and it was a scandal, too bad it isnīt fixed properly yet but the ringroad will be properly you can be sure and some boulevards renovated this summer I think will stay good aswell.

ВМРО
November 17th, 2008, 05:34 PM
I consider Tsarigradsko as a "+" for the mayor because he showed how the Bulgarian politicians should act when some private company doesn't do its job properly.Borisov was supposed to announce a tender, to choose the best offer and then to pay the money- exactly what he did.After the renovation works didn't have the necessary quality Borisov simply didn't pay them.

As for Danail Nikolaev- I can call it everything but bumpy.

Turnovec
November 17th, 2008, 05:48 PM
After the renovation works didn't have the necessary quality Borisov simply didn't pay them.


^^ Really ?!? I don't think so ;)


Let's summuruze some other of BB's greates achievments ...

Що тъй бре Бойко и ти ли бре Бруте....



Скандал отнесе зам.-кмета Стоилов

Скандал със столичния автотранспорт свали вчера от поста му столичния зам.-кмет Велизар Стоилов. Оставката му бе поискана от БСП и часове след това началникът му Бойко Борисов обяви че ще я разпише веднага. Скандалът се разрази, след като в публичното пространство и медиите се появи аудиозапис, на който се чува как Стоилов и определени превозвачи си разделят автобусните линии в София и се разбират кой за коя ще наддава. Срещата е по инициатива на Стоилов и касае частичен конкурс за 15 линии. От разговора обаче става ясно, че се поемат ангажименти и за следващия конкурс - за общо 52 линии за 8 години. В записа се споменава и общинската съветничка от БСП Таня Найденова като човек, който имал интереси към автобусна линия №72. От БСП обаче категорично отрекоха нейното участие в подобно разпределение. "Ние сме дали записа на ДАНС на 11 септември. Би било политическо самоубийство да го направим и да продължим да подкрепяме Найденова", отсече още Бойчев. Самата Найденова също отрече подобно свое участие

petet
November 17th, 2008, 05:57 PM
Господи,направо вече ме е срам да живея в тая страна.Какви ли не работи се разиграват тука,пари отиват в ексурзиите и къщите на депутатите в чужбина и на плажа,за скъпи коли и самолети....и в крайна сметка.Всичките са един дол дренки-Станишев,Бойко,800 дена Оправията,Костов...всичката тая чума...просто няма ли някой сред обикновенните като нас граждани в парламента да пусне един референдом сред народа,за използването на електрически стол и графиците за този стол ще бъдат попълнени с 5 години напред.Изроди.И в крайна сметка народа,който дори "А" не може да каже остава не с пръст а с х*й в уста.Много писаници,нулева работа,същите сме като дептутати,аз ще ви оправя за 800 дни,ама спокойно,кви ли не други работи и в крайна сметка пак сме на същото диреже,ако не и по-зле.Та и ние като тях - псуваме,ядем се взаимно с политическите си убеждения,вместо да се обединяваме се разединяваме,отгоре "Висшите сили" се изсират буквално тук и пак България виновна за едва ли не нарушеният Световен Мир,пиян и смотан английски боклук идва по морето,цоца алкохола,трепе Българи...българина пак виновен естествено,прасето си отива пак в Англия,турци се разпореждат все едно са в джамията си,цигани кълнат българи,кухи "столичани" псуват "селяците" и обратното,кой от къде е,а в същото време не се замисляме,че кръвта ни е една и съща... и в крайна сметка пак нищо.Аман!

radi6404
November 17th, 2008, 06:55 PM
^^ Really ?!? I don't think so ;)

Скандал отнесе зам.-кмета Стоилов

Скандал със столичния автотранспорт свали вчера от поста му столичния зам.-кмет Велизар Стоилов. Оставката му бе поискана от БСП и часове след това началникът му Бойко Борисов обяви че ще я разпише веднага. Скандалът се разрази, след като в публичното пространство и медиите се появи аудиозапис, на който се чува как Стоилов и определени превозвачи си разделят автобусните линии в София и се разбират кой за коя ще наддава. Срещата е по инициатива на Стоилов и касае частичен конкурс за 15 линии. От разговора обаче става ясно, че се поемат ангажименти и за следващия конкурс - за общо 52 линии за 8 години. В записа се споменава и общинската съветничка от БСП Таня Найденова като човек, който имал интереси към автобусна линия №72. От БСП обаче категорично отрекоха нейното участие в подобно разпределение. "Ние сме дали записа на ДАНС на 11 септември. Би било политическо самоубийство да го направим и да продължим да подкрепяме Найденова", отсече още Бойчев. Самата Найденова също отрече подобно свое участие

Let's summuruze some other of BB's greates achievments ...

Що тъй бре Бойко и ти ли бре Бруте....

So whatīs your point when Borissov fired Stoilov, eh?

Turnovec
November 17th, 2008, 08:15 PM
So whatīs your point when Borissov fired Stoilov, eh?

He did not fire him ... he released him(probably with honours behind the scene) ... After he kept him 3 YEARS as his right hand concenrning the Sofia public transport...

[s2jc]hyp
November 18th, 2008, 08:32 AM
Господи,направо вече ме е срам да живея в тая страна.Какви ли не работи се разиграват тука,пари отиват в ексурзиите и къщите на депутатите в чужбина и на плажа,за скъпи коли и самолети....и в крайна сметка.Всичките са един дол дренки-Станишев,Бойко,800 дена Оправията,Костов...всичката тая чума...просто няма ли някой сред обикновенните като нас граждани в парламента да пусне един референдом сред народа,за използването на електрически стол и графиците за този стол ще бъдат попълнени с 5 години напред.Изроди.И в крайна сметка народа,който дори "А" не може да каже остава не с пръст а с х*й в уста.Много писаници,нулева работа,същите сме като дептутати,аз ще ви оправя за 800 дни,ама спокойно,кви ли не други работи и в крайна сметка пак сме на същото диреже,ако не и по-зле.Та и ние като тях - псуваме,ядем се взаимно с политическите си убеждения,вместо да се обединяваме се разединяваме,отгоре "Висшите сили" се изсират буквално тук и пак България виновна за едва ли не нарушеният Световен Мир,пиян и смотан английски боклук идва по морето,цоца алкохола,трепе Българи...българина пак виновен естествено,прасето си отива пак в Англия,турци се разпореждат все едно са в джамията си,цигани кълнат българи,кухи "столичани" псуват "селяците" и обратното,кой от къде е,а в същото време не се замисляме,че кръвта ни е една и съща... и в крайна сметка пак нищо.Аман!
yes, very true

insertnickhere
November 18th, 2008, 09:47 AM
in other news, still house hunting and yeah.. i finally found something i liked, at a cool 900k euros. i laughed and cried.

we are now officially africa, where everything crappy is overpriced and the rest just live in huts,


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