bTV and its campaigns

It's more than clear, bTV, this guardian of the Bulgarian public opinion, likes campaigns. Of course, all of them are useless and have no real results, but who cares when the only aim is to substitute the real issues before Bulgarians with the false ones.

And here comes the latest one - let's clean Bulgaria for a day! Yes, I know the country is burdened with waste but can we expect that the problem will be solved when we all go and clean before our homes and clean our parks only today. And most importantly, why do we, the taxpayers, should feel guilty that Sofia and the entire country are not clean? Why the dear colleagues from bTV instead of wearing gloves and making fools of themselves do not go and actually do their job? A job which involves making real investigation reports and asking the governors the right questions and seeking the right answers. Of course, it's easier to blame the people that the country is littered, but everyone who has been in Germany during the carnivals knows what happens afterwards - tonnes of garbage which are collected by the utilities.

So instead of campaigning all day long before the cameras, why don't you, the bTV journalists, make investigations on the following subjects:

1. What is happening with the plant for waste processing in Sofia? And what will happen with the waste you are now collecting?

2. How are municipal taxes spent?

3. Why the waste, despite the bins for separate collection, is afterwards collected by one and the same truck and goes at the same place? Isn't this an insult to all caring citizens?

4. Why are Sofia streets washed only once a year? 

5. Why there are so many stray dogs, who spend all day in the garbage bins?

And so on...

Yes, I know, you are actually nowhere near real journalism and I know that now I'm gonna be blamed that I'm too lazy to go cleaning outside, but anyway someone had to tell you this.