Daniel Valchev: I will not be vaccinated against COVID-19 – Society

I have no intention of getting vaccinated, I was never voluntarily vaccinated – this was admitted by the Dean of the Faculty of Law of the University of Sofia and former Minister of Education Daniel Valchev in the program “120 minutes” on BTV.

“I am far from any conspiracy theory. Like any reasonable person, I want to ask the question: well, will I get vaccinated (when they tell us we can’t travel, go to work, we will all get vaccinated), after how long will I have to get vaccinated? again? “Are these vaccines the ones that solve the problem in the long term, or are these vaccines the ones that we will have to vaccinate every 6 months, every year?” he asked.

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According to him, the problem is in the western health system, which focuses on the manifestations and not the root cause, and thus supposedly to bring under control the diseases that put people in risk groups.

“I have a headache, I take a pill for my head, I don’t examine why I have a headache. We don’t care what dirty air does to our children, we will blow something up. This virus strikes where a person is weakest, for the same logic has shown the problems of Western societies and of us, who run through Western societies, ”Valchev commented.

He stressed that “humanity and Bulgaria have lived through much more difficult days” but creates the feeling that “man has no niche to hide in”.

The year was also marked by a political crisis and protests. According to Valchev, the street demonstrations have borne fruit. “When there is so much enthusiasm, you usually go through elections. Mr. Borissov was ready to go to the polls, I don’t know why he didn’t. I think he was wrong.”

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He noted that the wave of protests has shown that it is possible for people with different political affiliations to rally around one goal, and the decline in civic energy is evidence of another: “Only the government of Boyko Borissov

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He commented that the protests were not driven so much by the action of Hristo Ivanov.

He was born on September 13, 1974 in Sofia. Hristo Ivanov has a master’s degree in law from Sofia near the summer barn in Rosenets, as well as the entry of prosecutors to the presidency, which violates the separation of powers: “It is like the president, who is the supreme commander, commanding the tanks to occupy the Judicial Chamber.” “The big problem is not in the personality of the chief prosecutor, the big question is to see the systematic place of the prosecution in the criminal process; otherwise, we are having a semi-religious dispute,” said Daniel Valchev categorically.