Rising reported a new record
According to the National Institute of Statistics inflation in Bulgaria for August 2007 to August 2006 was 12.0 percent - the highest value for the last seven years. Appreciation is mainly in the field of food: bread has risen by 12.4%, poultry - by 11.9%, pork - by 6.8%, minced only 2.0%, eggs by 27.2% , fresh milk - 6.8% yoghurt - 6.5%, cheese - 19.8%, cheese - 16.9%, vegetable oil - 20.8%, potatoes - 26.1 percent.
We look forward inflation for September. •

New managerial wisdom
Apart from poverty, popular discontent is invariably fueled by tapizmite managers. The latest gem from those days was the Minister of Economy and Energy Petar Dimitrov said he expects the remaining months until the end of the year is deflation, not inflation. According deflated successor of Cardinal Ovcharini in recent weeks saw a calm commodity prices, which coincides with the measures taken by the government. The measures taken are expressed in the application being taken. On September 6 he said that prices had fallen because of the decision of 29 September to be exported "recommended" prices of products. It turns out that these measures are so effective that can directly be surprised how he is remembered far more to reduce prices by half. Prices - although "reassured" - however, fell because Crown glass to blame for everything - the people - made compotes and sabotaged toz perfidious way cheaper. Compotes indirectly raised the prices of cheese, or transportation, because ... because it is in Europe.
Minister Dimitrov dump may also enjoy things lit on a visit to India with the little fellow Stanishev, to make sure people are accustomed to hunger and not to complain - there was no need of this gene and debility of the government have for sale. •

Young people, money and valuables
According to a study done by the agency "Median" on behalf of the State Agency for Youth and Sports, the quality of life for most young people in Bulgaria is increasing, but young people are less educated (and therefore more difficult understand it - Belle . CM). 40% of them believe that reading books is burdensome occupation, lived out their time. 85% of young Bulgarians have their own mobile phones (the other 15% are foreign - Ed CM) and 43% have computers at home. Only 30% know where the country of Andorra, while 60 percent think the United States and Russia fought together in World War II (who won an interesting - note CM).
Overall morality and values ​​of young Bulgarians retreat of aggressive egoism whereby the most important are money and success at any cost, according to another study. It registers and double increase in drug use among young people in Bulgaria are second only to smoking in Austria and in the middle of the European ranking for alcohol consumption. •

Investor pain
If you have not noticed in our salaries have risen sharply. This report shows economists Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU) and Columbia University. The other, already a strong argument, which indicate that there is nothing left to privatize. In 2006, FDI in the country was $ 5.2 billion in 2007-2011 the volume of investments will decline an average of $ 2.6 billion annually.
Politicians said that the Bulgarian people sympathetic to foreign investors and will do whatever is necessary to relieve his pain. To keep investments at home, they will raise income taxes and build a new state acquired property subject to privatization. So investors will have no pity and will come back to buy something on the cheap. •

Who paid the fines of the mayor?
By order of the Minister Chakarov RIEW Sofia fined 10,000 lev Mayor of Sapareva bathroom because Inconsistent reconstruction of the road hut "Pioneering" - Panichishte, announced the Ministry. Chief architect of Sapareva bathroom issuing building permits without an assessment of environmental impact (or what is commonly known - the impact of environment on the "Investor") and the municipality has notified RIEW Sofia investment plan and has begun to construction, wrote in the message, quoted by BTA.
Of course no protests would be fine. There remain some uncomfortable answers whose questions are: where the fine is paid - by salary or mayor of the municipal budget? Money from fines will go there immediately to remedy the damage? Is there hope to stop construction or it is just dust in the eyes? •

And MEW account activity
According to the report of the Ministry this year will be issued 26 permits for prospecting, exploration or mining. For comparison, in 2005 and 2006 the Ministry has committed only 11 companies to search, explore and exploit various minerals.
The case of Canadian "Dundee Precious" and Chelopech gold mining became a byword for the slowness of the ministry for years does not say either "yes" or "no" to the request for extension of the concession. Investors do not consider it necessary to point out that they were not stopped by the slowness of the ministry, and the determination of the people in Chelopech, who literally threw them from their land, along with "harmless" their cyanide. •

Invented a new fee for heating
"Heating Sofia" will Survaki subscribers with a new fee next year. Customers will pay two to three lev heat accountants to maintain the lot.
With around 400 thousand subscribers, making over 1 million lev parІ dry. The fee will be something like a subscription for service.
It shall come into force probably in the spring of 2008 when they start to calculate the new subsidy accounts. Department will pay for a report on the appliances as previously explained Todor Kuzmanov, head of the Association of businesses share distribution.
Sequence of cretinism toplokratite which definitely take us for complete idiots - can I just say "less derem you and want you derem more" rather than to sound for lots of heat accounting, distribution companies, a statement of appliances countervailing namsikvosi . It hurt less if it sounds complicated, find it at last. Tapotiya biggest of all is that because of the complication of flaying they create more bureaucracy and chain monkeys, which eat the whole effect of skinning and then still have to rip more until they oderem we trash with the trash. •

Supervisor Fear tightens
Sofia Public Transport Company celebrated victory against terrorism bezbiletnitsite. Several controllers pursue irregular woman in public transport, sprayed with pepper spray. Not only that they had taken an official card, but in her defense intervened persons of Roma origin. As we see, the terrorists among the passengers in the metropolitan traffic, raring to fight docile controllers increases, so SKGT willing to equip inspectors first time with pepper spray, and later, if necessary, with a firearm. Counsel to passengers who suspect someone of wanting to travel without a ticket, call the nearest office of SKGT.

Who pays the occupation?
1,700 civilians killed in Iraq in August, reported Monday. The number of dead individuals is about 7 percent more than in July.
The number of dead American soldiers in military operations in Iraq is significantly lower than in other months. In August the number was 81.
The occupation of a country must be paid by its people. If you paid the occupiers would have to leave. But judging from the above statistics, foreign troops could remain for many years in Iraq. President Bush requested an additional $ 50 billion for a new bloody banquet. •

Power over all
The German government plans to spy on terrorist suspects, infecting software a "Trojan horse" their computers, reports the BBC.
The proposal is actually suspected to be sent e-mails containing software that allows authorities to search their hard disk drives.
These plans, however, provoke strong criticism - mainly because the measure is in total contradiction to all theories and practices on individual liberty.
"Security is above all" is the motto that elevates government. But as history has repeatedly shown, namely motives titled "Security" were grounds for grave violations of human freedoms, which have repeatedly reached the extremes, and perhaps most notably in the European country which lately ...? Considering that in Germany the current teoristichni groups have not yet materialized, we can be sure that it comes to security only ... power. So we can safely fix the motto as "power over everything." •

British military tested poison gas on Indian soldiers
British military scientists sent thousands of Indian soldiers into gas chambers to test mustard gas poison gas, says The Guardian. The experiments lasted more than a decade ago and started World War II. The tests caused large numbers of burns, some of which are so serious that people were hospitalized, said Guardian, citing a report from 1942. The experiments were part of a larger plan for testing chemical weapons on humans.
The newspaper fails to mention the most important. Whatever has been done by the British, it was in the name of peace, freedom and democracy. If the Nazis had won the war probably would be so, but now Britain and the U.S. hold the exclusive right to do everything in the name of democracy, freedom and peace. For example, the killing of hundreds of thousands of civilians in Dresden, Hiroshima, pa if you like and Sofia, are no different from bombing over Fallujah because they are all in the name of freedom, peace and democracy and the victims are actually only a side effect of the process of pacification , release and democratization. •

Interests are in danger!
The interests of the United States and other Western states in Nigeria are in greater danger of terrorist attacks. These sources said the U.S. embassy in Nigeria, quoted by AP. Do not announced what will happen when the "interests" they eventually be destroyed - we will stop them interesting? So far the only terrorism in Nigeria was against employees of Shell Oil megacorporations type, including recently there was a Bulgarian. Nigerian 'terrorists' kidnap employees for short, watch them like eggs and putting them to go after the case came in the headlines and once again drew attention to the fact that Africa continues to be a rich land of poor people who does not always have bread, but there kalashnik.
Nigeria's largest oil exporter in Africa and one of the main suppliers of the United States. Oil prices out there ten times lower than those who arrived on the international market. The difference goes to the corporations who pay part of the profit the government to shoot anyone who asks a lot. So the government gets money for weapons, those with money - cheap oil they sell expensive, and people in Nigeria - a big banana. Sometimes people are souring and decided to pick someone "cool" (in their case), so I hope they pay attention. Where politicians come and explain that in fact the interests of "investors" are U.S. interests if the Nigerian government did not protect them, the U.S. may decide to protect them against themselves. •

He thought Mara
Once president of the free world Majesty Bush II refused to stop the deployment of missile defense in Eastern Europe, former prime minister of Germany, Schroeder opposed. According to him "anti-missile defense (PRO) which will be installed in Eastern Europe, was politically dangerous." He also urged Germany to use its good relations to harm the U.S. plan. Interestingly, this is not remembered Schroeder while he was prime minister, but "realized" only in Moscow, where he came for the presentation of the Russian translation of his autobiography "My Life and Politics", published in Germany last year. Expected when the book came out in the U.S., Schroeder to explain that the missile needed to Eastern Europe as "the sun and air to any living creature" and again run for prime minister. •

Valiant Red Army pozelenyava
Russia astride a candidate from the father of nations, Vladimir Putin, a new fearsome bombs (for young people studied by the "Median" Russia is a country name and it comes to guns, not silicone - Ed CM). Recently conducted a test explosion was the most powerful vacuum bomb so far, which is comparable to moshtnotiya nuclear. The sample was successful, that was very scary. Alexander Rukshin - deputy chief of the armed forces - underscored the vacuum bomb that does not pollute the environment as opposed to nuclear weapons. Here, the audience stood up and applauded - else he is, they flattened bomb that does not harm the environment. We see that the "green" wave reaches the most uncivilized corners of the world where no man has gone before boots even the USD Soldier. •

CIA will not be struggling with water
Prohibit the CIA interrogation methods known as "water board" which is actually drowning. CIA Director Michael Hayden prohibited the torture of water on the recommendation of his deputy Steve Kepis and has been approved by the White House to remove the practice from the list of authorized investigative techniques. CIA lawyers are surprised by the legal finding that human rights exist under water, not just above it.
American intelligence officers told the "ABC", "mill-cake would be to accept the program's past move into the future unchanged." Before this ground critical reporters stopped talking, and reverently erupted in cheers.
Some nasty and badly cropped types however, had the effrontery to ask after the ban torture by water, whether authorized torture without water. There was silence in chnogoznachitelno style "today police did not beat or at least certainly not wet." •

New Parliament or a new society in Greece?
Greek hitherto ruling party "New Democracy" won early parliamentary elections, which alone require, with about 40% of the released bulletins. The largest opposition party, PASOK won a few percent less. Third place goes KKE Communist Party (Stalinists solid) and fourth coalition of leftist and progressive forces. As a fifth political force in parliament come from the nationalist LAOS.
At first glance, and managers are the same (families are the same - grandson's boy-Papandreou and Karamanlis plemennicheto) and the opposition is the same. But a second notice the radicalization of society in Greece. On the one hand and enter communist far-left parties. On the other - frankly nationalist formations. Apparently the Greeks seek solutions to their problems outside the current model of the left and right hand of the same thief. On the other hand turnout fell to the lowest level (70%) of the Second World War (in Greece, voting is compulsory). This is indicative of the views of the Greeks about the political system itself.
What is happening in Greece is part of the process of radicalization in Europe. The political system of representative democracy is limited and this is well illustrated by the population. The question is what should replace it? And what will replace it? The answer largely depends on us. •