Another creative production from the disinformation factory. The Berghof residence was destroyed by the Allies in 1945 and today there is a documentary centre and parking lot. But why let the facts spoil a good propaganda story? After all, if enough people share it on Facebook, it becomes "true.".
Meta-art in the cleanest form: an exhibition of tails for which you have to wait in line. The next step is a bureaucracy museum where you have to fill out 15 forms to get in.
So 61% recognize false news, but only 26% think it's a problem. It's like 61% of people seeing holes on the road, but only 26% to think they should be fixed. The other 35% probably believe that the holes "have the right to opinion" and we should listen to them. This is Bulgaria in 2025 - a country where disinformation has become so normal that we no longer notice it.
The Bulgarian Parliament - a place where laws are born and the hope of civil debate dies. While in other countries MPs are arguing over policies, ours are competing who will come up with a more creative insult. "Rogon" in plenary? Why not? "Punch his can"? Classic. At least we're world leaders in something - parliamentary hooliganism.
Red lines in Bulgarian politics are like WiFi passwords - everyone has them, no one remembers them, and in the end they all connect to neighborly. The rotation would be a "new model of government" and it turned out to be an old model of a division of power. The only new thing is now they're swapping chairs at nine months instead of four. Progress!
When you can't stop journalists with real methods, kill them virtually. Fake obituaries are the new weapon against uncomfortable media. Logic is simple: if people believe that the journalist is dead, perhaps they will stop reading his investigations. Or the goal is simply to sow confusion and distrust of everything. Which, if you think about it, is even creepier.
70% see corruption, 66% demand sentences, 0% get justice. This is Bulgarian mathematics - the numbers do not come together because the system is not designed to work. While we wait for the "reform in the judiciary," we can make bingo cards with the names of politicians. Whoever gets the first row of convicts wins... Wait, no one will win.