This report was found on wikileaks and has not been confirmed as authentic. I can not read the language of the report, but someone has translated some
of the content.
Classified Bulgarian State Security Agency (DANS/SANS) intelligence report into high-level corruption. The report was allegedly went missing from
the office of the Prime Minister, Sergey Stanishev last year.
The theft of the report, allegedly a copy marked "N2", and its re-discovery is at the center of a scandal currently rocking the Bulgarian political
and business classes.
The report begins (translation from Bulgarian): “The data coming to DANS indicate the existence of a structure acting parallel to the state
authority, which has serious opportunities, funds, and positions for influencing the executive and legislative authorities, and the political and
social life in the country. This structure is aspiring to create sustainable forms of parallel authority within the state institutions and services,
whose functioning would be guaranteed regardless of the changing of the ruling majority in the government and the Parliament. There are categorical
data that representatives of business, state institutions, media, and organized criminal groups in certain cases undertake synchronized actions for
achieving their common interests.”
Wikileaks
If true, this brings conspiracy of controlling a government through business to the forefront of every nations concern. The tactics described in the
summary sound an exactly like what we think is occurring within the USA.
Anyhow something to be aware of.
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Having trouble downloading the document in question (and might have a bit of trouble translating it as well  )
But this, on the face of it appears quite shocking. Mainly due to the co-ordination between disparate parties towards a "common goal".
This is potentially smoking gun stuff that could unravel everything else that's going on.
Nice find!
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You shouldn't have any difficulty downloading it with adobe reader updated. Just be prepared to read some language I wish I could read to interpret
this better.
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