March 3rd – a date that holds an honorable, central, and sacred place in the heart of every normal Bulgarian.
A date that reminds us that duty to the Fatherland and the great struggle of nations in their quest for freedom and the right to determine their own fate comes above all!
We remember well and bow before the deeds of all those who laid down their lives on the altar of the Motherland.
Unfortunately, for decades, the merits of Bulgarian national revolutionaries, as well as all other fighters and warriors who fell for our freedom, have been neglected—with the exception of the Russian ones.
The blind worship of Russia, without recognizing the sacrifices made by Ukrainians, Finns, Romanians, Lithuanians, Latvians, Estonians, and Moldovans, is a display of short historical memory and ultimate ingratitude.
From the Russo-Turkish War of 1877-1878, we, Bulgarians, despite the fact that Russia was waging war to achieve its imperial interests, are still grateful. Understandable...
What is not understandable, however, is how there can be people calling themselves Bulgarians who love a foreign country more than their own Motherland?
People who have forgotten the Bulgarian flag but wave the Russian one every year!
These people dare to belittle the cultural and educational work of our national revivalists, to forget the dozens of uprisings, to neglect the national growth of the Bulgarian people who survived five centuries under Turkish yoke, and to claim that without Russia, there would be no Bulgarians today?!
What kind of servility and lack of national pride and self-respect is this?
It is precisely this forgetful and ignorant scum, which for convenience from now on we will call Russophiles and communists—because every communist is a Russophile, just as every Russophile is a latent communist—who, under the pretext of commemorating Bulgaria’s Liberation, are actually advancing Moscow’s interests and policies.
In any normal country, this would be considered national treason!
In ours, however, it is considered constructive patriotism...
I make this introductory statement because it is fundamental to the proper understanding and interpretation of both history and the present.
On March 3rd, we, from the Bulgarian National Union and Kubratova Youth, honored the memory of all those Bulgarian volunteers and foreigners who fell in the war that led to our Liberation.
Here, it is important to once again emphasize that it was a consequence, not a goal, of Russia.
Our event took place at Shipka Peak, where at 11:00 AM, our three main groups—from Sofia, Plovdiv, and Varna—gathered and lined up.
Given the general idea of the expected composition of those present, the appointed event commandant, Manol Dimitrov, conducted a briefing, ordering that no one respond to the anticipated provocations.
Then, we began our ascent toward the monument up the stairs.
As we made our way through the huge crowd, our formation remained intact, and the joy of our presence was made abundantly clear through joyful shouts, holiday greetings, and praise from random people.
With each step up toward the peak, however, we saw an ever-growing pitiful crowd of liberals and an even larger majority of Russophiles.
The latter were not waving the flag of the Russian Empire, which had fought the Turkish hordes at the time, but the flag of the Russian Federation, which just days earlier had attacked Ukraine with the clear intent of erasing it as a free and independent state.
Among the sea of Russian flags, there were degenerates who enthusiastically waved the Bolshevik red rag with the hammer and sickle.
Here and there, a Bulgarian flag could be seen...
What we all felt was total shock at the audacity of these idiots!
Of course, the Russophile scum did not like our organizational flags, our uniforms, or our group as a whole—because we stood out from them...
Then, the jeers against us began—Russia supposedly had to attack Bulgaria to "denazify" it from us, that we should go to Ukraine, and so on with similar shouts.
What angered these vermin the most, however, was the flag of the nationalist Azov Regiment, which fought in the city of Mariupol against numerically superior Chechen Islamists sent by Putin to kill and terrorize Orthodox Ukrainians—the descendants of those who once fought for Bulgaria’s freedom!!!
The mob of Russophile idiots and communists went berserk!
They began to surround us, shove us, and try to pull away our flags.
A true orcish invasion.
Despite the direct provocations and the physical aggression shown toward some of us, we did not retaliate, because we know that by default, the authorities will always blame us...
However, what this rabble should know is that at another time, we will deal with them!
In the interest of objective truth, it must be noted that without police intervention, things would have escalated into a very ugly and bloody scene.
Despite the risk we took, we accomplished everything we had planned in advance and achieved our goal.
Now, every one of our members already knows what the so-called Russophiles really are—harmful anti-Bulgarian Russian lapdogs!
Lest I forget—among the freaks waving Russian and Soviet flags, the supporters of "Vazrazhdane" stood out, who, unfortunately, amidst their party and Russian flags, had forgotten to bring Bulgarian ones...
Woe to Bulgaria with such "patriots."
But one day, we will come and put an end to this disgrace!
It has already begun... We are coming!
