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The president of the Bulgarian Federation of Rhythmic Gymnastics, Iliana Raeva, exploded after the death of journalist Milen Tsvetkov, who left after being dragged by another traffic light.
This is what angered Raeva the most on Facebook:
“A very ridiculous death. Similarly, a friend of ours died a few years ago. He stopped in the car and in the back one got strong and killed him on the spot.”
The moment Nazko told me how he died, I thought of a feeling I always think of when a young man dies: “The good die young and the bad die hard.” Of course, I was thinking of her and, in the most general sense, I interpret her as: Someone young and good got rid of hell.
Many comments here on Facebook about Milen by many acquaintances and strangers. And this is always the case when a popular and dearest person leaves.
But honestly, it bothers me that this dead person doesn’t have all this heartbreaking “aria” alive, and when he’s gone.
He did not receive it when he needed serious support, from serious and known people who could be heard. Yes! I don’t like your screams because they no longer make sense to their dead! If I had written when I needed your meaningful word to spill …
I allow myself to be reproached because I have always defended, supported and helped when I had the opportunity and opportunity for the brave, the strong, the capable, the knowledgeable and the significantly different who had this need! The real! And I did it selflessly and with all my faith and heart while they were alive! When it made sense. Therefore, in situations as sad and difficult to accept as this tragic death, we must think about how we treat the living.
Otherwise … for the killer …
He will not go unpunished because everyone receives his punishment. From the real court! Not because of his pity and his distorted earthy reflections …
Peace and light of your soul, Milene! It may be worthy of fulfilling your mission in life …
Only one God knows …
Condolences to loved ones. “
