BREAKING *** Massive riots in Bulgaria against the government, electricity and bank mafia *** PIN!

a-keepin this on the perpetual

good idea

The crisis is getting bigger. Not even in the political system , but now in the judicial system.

The resignation of the main deputy prosecutor in Bulgaria is being considered right now.

thanks for the updates! good work OP

You guys should not stop until the government, WHOEVER will it be, will nationalize mines, electric and gas companies, water companies.


If you stop now, and be happy only with elections or a referendum...you will be in the same situation as your northern neighbours.


We downed 2 governments, voted in the opossition in masse (they won 70% ofthe seats in both chambers), and we did it for absolutely nothing.

The same obedience to the West, bankers and corporations.

Last Edited by Recollector on 02/21/2013 03:55 AM

What's new?

Nothing interesting for now. Almost all of the parties are speaking bullshit. The prime-minister accused the leader of another party that he has prepared a bomb attack against him.

It's all a great big circus right now... On Sunday is the national protest.

We are not stopping my friend. We, the ordinary people on the Balkans have to unite - Greeks, Serbians, You, We, Macedonians. If you check in history books you will see that we were really strong only in the moments when we were united. With the help of internet and the social networks we can really achive something big this time. We have to find a way to make a contact between all the countries on the Balkans, but a contact without the intervention of the governments.

IMAGE ( [link to www.pernik1.com] )


A small child giving his toy to a policeman from the gendarmerie.

It is getting very interesting in Bulgaria, indeed. We have a chance to change things, but there is a shadow war going on at the moment.
Protesters are refusing to negotiate with any current political structure. We demand a new constitution that will provide much wider citizen rights and we also demand exclusion of all politicians who have ever taken part in ruling Bulgaria.
Current political parties and mafia are doing everything in power to destabilize and compromise the protests.
The BIG test will be Sunday - if many people come out I believe we have a chance to WIN!
Wish us good luck!

good luck!

Good luck guys.

Best of luck and Stay safe!

A streetview video I found:


Thanks again for all of the info and updates!

I'm sad to see people destroying things, provoking the police, starting fires, throwing stones at the police cars...young drunk boys playing like stupid kids!
I know the type, low IQ, looking for trouble.
Let's see what happens next.

I don't think violence is ever justified, and mob-mentality is a dangerous thing - often works counter to spreading the message. However, the provoking is not simply on the side of the protestors. When you are down there, you see a lot of provocation from both sides.

This is a really good video of some of the things that happened during the Montreal demonstrations last year.



And I've seen provocation and excessive use of force by both sides personally too.

Those are actually paid provocateurs. As I mentioned the ruling elite is doing everything in their power to stop the people.

Here is an excellent article:
[link to www.aljazeera.com]

"On the political side, demands have gone even further to seek an overhaul of the political system in Bulgaria. They have made clear that the system has to be changed in such a way that when the next party comes to power, it can no longer behave the way all governments in Bulgaria have for the past 24 years. There have to be checks on political power and mechanisms to prevent collusion between politicians, private economic interests and organised crime.

Protesters are currently calling for a Constituent Assembly to be formed to change the constitution and develop mechanisms of direct involvement of citizens in government matters. There have been proposals of specific measures to be taken such as: cutting the number of members of parliament to 240; stripping them of immunity; establishing procedures for early dismissal; establishing 50 percent citizens' controlling quota in state institutions."

I'm very well aware of those things. I'm just sad to see it in action.

Last Edited by Lilac.Nights on 02/22/2013 03:23 AM

Bulgarians, YOU WILL BE FOOLED LIKE WE, ROMANIANS, WERE!!!!


After weeks of protests in January 2012, at under 2- Celcsius degrees freeze, the givernment resigned.

Another gov. from same coalition was instated.That gov. resisted less than 80 days.

The "opposition" coallition (the "saviors" lol) formed a new gov, witha very fragile majority.

We chiil, no more stret protests, and we waited for Decemeber 9, 2012 general election, to give a big majority to the "opposition" coallition.

They took 70% of the seats, in both chambers.


There are 2 and a half months since than.They di EAXCTLY NOTHING!!!And not only this, but they are ontinuing selling our gold, silver, copper mines, out thermo and gas and electricity companies.

But here, they are smarter.We are the country that had the ONLY revolution in 1989.They must be sneaky.And they are.We got no price modification on electricity bills, or heat bills, or extremely small ones (1,5%).

We are ina much better situation than Bulgaria.We earn mor, less unemployment..BUT THIS WILL LAST UNTIL we cannot support more.We, same as bulgarians are used to support many things, including eating less and buy less clothes.


What I wwant is that my bulgarian brothers to NOT BE FOOLED LIKE WE WERE !!

Keep fighting guys.We are only 3-4 month to be in same situation like you are.

Than, greeks and bulgarians and romanians will do what had must be done looooong time ago:

DESTROY THE MUTANT CALLED EU !!!

This is horrible.