“Radevism is a few days old, and already it smells of something old, stale. Power is in the hands of a glaring and greedy incompetence, soaked in the sweaty self-confidence of a winner.” This is what the publicist and writer wrote in his profile on social networks Radoslav Bimbalov on the occasion of the first measures of the ruling majority and the Radev cabinet to break the trend of rising prices, announced on Monday.
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“The basic concept of the ‘fight against galloping prices’ is to further empower the repressive clubs of the CPC and CCP. Notice, to empower themselves more without even talking about reforming them…It is these clubs that have been used for years by the mafia to racketeer business – with stock orders and public, full turnout. Instead of working to support competition (the only price regulator), we will crush selected, named businesses,” Bimbalov also writes.
He commented on another of the ideas of “Progressive Bulgaria” – the introduction of the so-called “fair price”.
“For a long time I wondered what this thing was, only this morning I found out – from some MP glazed over in the TV camera, inspired, armed with power. “Fair price” would be something like a feeling that the user gets when digging in some specially built Internet site. So “fair price” is a feeling, like the one we had about corruption… Well, hey, are you really that stupid, or do you not care that it shows?”, he further commented the writer.
Source: Actualno
