Who is this dude David Prins?

Excuse me?

David Prins is extremely cooperative, thoughtful and accurate: a pleasure to work with. Is it possible you are being impatient when he may be away from computer for a couple of days?

If it is possible David Prins are being impatient when he may be away from computer for a couple of days, what is he doing here?

David Prins 8/26/10 at 8:57 PM: "Thank you for requesting management of various profiles. I currently am awaiting response from Geni.com help regarding what to do with these profiles. I will respond when I hear back from them."

Is this not another Zombie who tries to steal information from our database would secure personal data, or simply placed to build on the anti-Bulgarian campaign?

It is a holiday in the United States so I would not expect answers from geni today. I don't understand the rest of your message but that's all right, I have no need of explanations.

What a pleasure is to work with this kind of person?

Today is one of the most important national holidays in Bulgaria
- The United day of Bulgaia and Roumelia!

Dear Erica, did you know why Knez I of Rumelia after he posted here,
is immediately deleted from Geni.com.

Is it any censorship again, what and who then you defend?

I'm sorry, but again, I don't understand you. I think your questions go to help@geni.com, not this discussion.

By not understand then why participate in this discussion,
Erica, Is not your presence a little suspicious here.

I could not say that you totally impartial until the problem raised
is important and not harmless, to downplay it that way!

Embrace the view that David Prince is too
non-cooperative participant in the Big tree.

Remember: 6 September - Unification Day

Unification Day on 6 September is a national holiday of Bulgaria. It commemorates the unification of Eastern Rumelia and Bulgaria in 1885.

It was coordinated of the Bulgarian Secret Revolutionary Committee (BSRC). The unification became a fact after several rebellions in different towns in Eastern Roumelia followed by military take-over patronized by prince Alexander I Battenberg. After the unification Bulgaria and Eastern Roumelia had joint government, a parliament, administration and army. It provoked Russia’s disapproval and with its support several days later on 2nd November 1885 Serbia assaulted Bulgaria. After 3 days of combats near Slivnitsa on 7th November the Bulgarian army won the battles. On 19th February 1886 in Bucharest was signed the treaty which restored the pre-war borderlines with Serbia. By this treaty the unification received an international recognition.

Meanwhile, we response an answer of our signal to the General Directorate for Combating Organized Crime, which is a specialized police operation and search for the Bulgarian Interior Ministry office counter and neutralize the criminal activity of local and transnational criminal structures: "Thanks for the alert. We'll investigate and if necessary take action." (Cybercrime.bg)