I may just be beating a dead horse at this point, but I had to follow up on this. 

First off, while I do not feel that I need to defend myself (or other fellow POSITIVE readers) to you, @Светлина, I must say I did indeed listen, and very carefully at that, to the video. I have a tourism degree and actually find most historical travelogues quite interesting. AGAIN, it wasn't so much the content of the video (after all, the host was merely taking the viewer on a quick tour of Sofia's most well-known historical and architectural landmarks, like any other travel video of Sofia would), it was the video production qualities that got to me (music, repetitive scenes, etc...). GO BACK AND READ CAROLYN'S POST AND MOST OF THE COMMENTS THAT FOLLOWED! We are NOT saying anything bad about Sofia, merely about the video itself. Why are you so defensive? Sofia and Bulgaria's merits can speak for themselves. 

Quoting you, "we have the experience, guts and right to speak up whatever we think." That is absolutely true. You can say whatever you feel. But why then can't we? Are you the only one entitled to an opinion because you are Bulgarian? You make absolutely no sense and just look and sound ridiculous at this point. 

I am marrying a Bulgarian later this year. I LOVE the fact that he is Bulgarian and also all the differences (and quirks) that come along with it. Just this morning I spoke (via video gmail the 2 words I know in Bulgarian) to my future mother-in-law. She, and most every other Bulgarian I have ever met (unlike you) has been beyond gracious, welcoming, kind, and hospitable. It is people like you that give Bulgaria a bad name. 

I'd like to think I am done commenting on this post now. I am, quite frankly, over speaking to brick walls. But, who knows, sometimes I just can't keep my mouth shut!