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My trip to Switzerland and my exposure to international institutions gave me a lot to think about. It is important for ordinary people to understand the current state of the world, what they can expect from laws and institutions, and what can make life better or worse.
Laws and Rules – Illusion or Reality
Like everyone else, I have always believed that there are laws and that they apply to everyone. I was told that in the European Union there are rules we all follow, and I built my development around this belief. But the truth is, these laws are somewhat illusory. They regulate small matters between ordinary people, but on a larger scale, the world is still divided into the strong and the weak.
During socialism, rules were totalitarian but at least clear and applied equally to everyone. Today, rules belong to the strongest. Human rights and international laws do not matter—those who control power decide what is “justice.”
Why Organization Is Needed
The truth is simple – ordinary people have no real protection. The police and the army no longer protect the people; they protect power. If we want rights and justice, we must create a real organization.
This organization should have:
- its own media,
- an economic system,
- strong people able to defend others, even by force if necessary.
Without such a structure, people are left alone. And one person alone cannot face a system built to crush them.
The Example of Bulgaria
In Bulgaria, it is clear how certain people control judges, prosecutors, and the media because they pay them. A system has been created where taxes are collected but spent with zero efficiency. Such a crude political system is hard to find elsewhere.
What we also hear from people in international institutions is that in Latin America or Africa, people often have more freedom than in the EU.
Two Types of People
I see two kinds of people:
- Those who think they can steal, lie, and get away with it. For them, general rules will never apply.
- Those who believe that the common good will provide a better life. They want to be part of the collective and have a role within it.
Only the second group can build a system where rules are shared and apply equally to all.
International Institutions – What They Really Do
We cannot get justice from outside. International institutions impose “justice” as the powerful interpret it. They use media, official documents, and force to assert themselves.
That is why we cannot expect the UN, the European Commission, or foreign media to fix Bulgaria. They will never be loyal to us. We can build contacts, work with journalists and officials, but if we rely on someone else to do our work, it will not happen.
The Way Forward
The path is clear:
- we must build our own economy,
- create our own media,
- develop a strong organization with capable and committed people ready to defend justice, even by force.
We may not have the state’s resources, but we can be more dedicated, frugal, hardworking, and united. That is our weapon.
Conclusion
The world is as it is, and step by step I understand how we can live better. This cannot happen without an economy, knowledgeable and capable people, and an organization built on justice.
The map is clear – it points to one thing: ourselves. If we are persistent, united, and committed to the common good, if we give our all and God is with us, victory is certain.
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