From three chairs on the ground - or do you respect me?

You call for two former and one acting chief prosecutor in a parliamentary committee, you call for a high triumvirate of prosecutors, but not a single one comes… What an example is being set… What do the “superiors“… show with this behavior? Someone calls them to the parliament - so what. And then why is there no public trust in the judiciary? In which authority… Again…

Tsatsarov, Geshev and Sarafov did not come to the last meeting of the "Notary" commission, and they failed it because only their hearings were on the agenda. Surely, when you don't want to get something done, you will find a “legal“ justification – legally, procedurally, otherwise, but not morally. The commission was created to clarify whether there is and what is the relationship between crime and the prosecution and who exactly are involved, how the influence peddling schemes were created and developed...

For Geshev, it is clear. For him, the late Bojanov is a third-rate fraudster who speculates on names. What about the other two?

Tsatsarov will also most likely come up with something “objective“, but it is interesting, etc. Chief Prosecutor Borislav Sarafov, what will he say? They will also ask him about the “Eight Dwarfs“…

And so instead of words and deeds in the parliament, letters of the "apology note" type were read. Yes, three Attorney Generals demonstrated what you need to do to get out of a parliamentary committee meeting. Another question is what happened in the commission headed by the future MEP Nikola Minchev (b.r. – isn't he the leader).

The MPs repented so that everyone could say something later to the media. Resigning rulers, opposition… If you want something to happen, create a committee in the parliament. It's simple. Like the iconic phrase – “… do you respect me.“

The resigned managers do not respect Geshev because they cut his hat. Tsatsarov distanced himself in time to work. Sarafov became acting attorney general, but why should he be interested in a resigned cabinet and some parliamentary committee…

The next time Minchev decides to invite them, let him check their planned “official engagements” and “travels” so they don't hang around like that in parliament. Otherwise, the issue of “respect” emerges, and the answer turned out to be unequivocal – c.