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MIK_bg wrote:Polls are not a good sign. Online the exit voters party is more than 80%. Just go around and read yourself comments on news sites.
But the 45/45 pools are the typical scam narrative they use. Too close to tell. Then thet just dump 40% of pro Brexit votes and materialize out of nowhere 30% of pro EU votes.
Absolutely funny all the new EU regulations about to hit just after the referendum. Whit the plan to merge all european social / pensions funds so they can hide better how many are actually bankrupted.
For the rest Bulgarians live by the day. If they have one lev they spend it. And they spend it even if they don't as they are all in debt. Easy loans on the family apartments and houses they live in. Sold usually everything family owned as land and any house they do not occupy. Plus they have debt one with each other. Many start business just to get loans, then leave with the money.
The most ridiculous thing is seeing bankruptcy administrators selling the properties on the internet after they got tribunal order. Well nor only they market it for prices no one will pay so they go unsold for many years but they not even evinct the ex owners who keep using houses,land and stores, or even try to sell them theieself.
Oscar wrote:MIK_bg wrote:Polls are not a good sign. Online the exit voters party is more than 80%. Just go around and read yourself comments on news sites.
But the 45/45 pools are the typical scam narrative they use. Too close to tell. Then thet just dump 40% of pro Brexit votes and materialize out of nowhere 30% of pro EU votes.
Absolutely funny all the new EU regulations about to hit just after the referendum. Whit the plan to merge all european social / pensions funds so they can hide better how many are actually bankrupted.
For the rest Bulgarians live by the day. If they have one lev they spend it. And they spend it even if they don't as they are all in debt. Easy loans on the family apartments and houses they live in. Sold usually everything family owned as land and any house they do not occupy. Plus they have debt one with each other. Many start business just to get loans, then leave with the money.
The most ridiculous thing is seeing bankruptcy administrators selling the properties on the internet after they got tribunal order. Well nor only they market it for prices no one will pay so they go unsold for many years but they not even evinct the ex owners who keep using houses,land and stores, or even try to sell them theieself.
None of the Bulgarians I know are in debt,either to a bank or each other,none of them have loans based on property either...........I know because they are family,so this is just the usual,generalisations and hearsay dressed up as fact..........fact is,it's more garbage on a site already over run with garbage.
MIK_bg wrote:
You live in Varna, I live in Kardjali. Which is the most medium level reference for Bulgaria?
How do you know how people is doing? Look at the extreme success of gambling (if you cannot achieve by the means of work your only chance to get better life standard is by gambling or probably move to varna and enjoy criminality economy powerhouse environment) and the cultural portrait of wealth. How in the media or in real life thet are desperate to get status symbols (who can for the rest of us be laughable but they are deadly important for them)
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