Fragment 4
About culture: Bulgarian culture has an occupational nature. It has forever been occupied by “omnipresent” intellectual artists. As a rule they create nothing significant but rather plagiarize ideas. But they are very loud. They constantly whimper about the stupidity and misunderstanding of others. They themselves make bans and troubles in which they are supposed to develop. And all this – provided that these same people have imposed cultural models, entirely subordinate to their plagiarism, that they have given birth to the same nonsense and misunderstanding they are angry with. And now that this type of culture is gradually dying, they draw apocalyptic paintings about the end of culture. Cultures generally die. In this case, the type of culture that the pseudo-intellectuals have created for their own convenience and consumption is dying.
About Entrepreneurs: Entrepreneurs do not value their most important capital – the people who work for them, and therefore do not pay them properly.
Talent: Talent does not produce anything on its own. It is only a helpful means to meaningful and purposeful work.
About the British Navy: The navy, the pride and the symbol of British power in the 19th century, turned England into a second-rate power in the twentieth century. The reason is that the fleet, a major force in the colonial era, no longer played a major role in the new conditions of opposition between the main forces aimed at preserving the status quo (for the colonial empires) or the redistribution of the world for the young capitalist, dynamic players.
Maintaining total maritime supremacy requires the extreme use of resources, which in turn does not allow effective preparation for the overall protection of hegemonic interests. Thus the fleet has became an overwhelming burden because of its expensive construction and maintenance costs. And the efficiency of its use was extremely low.
During World War II, the English King’s fleet was completely compromised in his ability to guarantee both the inviolability of the British metropolis and the supplies to it, as well as its own existence.
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