Nikos Androulakis<\/b> has been caught with a goat on his back. Whether this is a legal issue will be seen if the constitutionalists who talk on all things constitutional decide to explain what exactly Article 57 of the Constitution means and if the big prosecutors at the European Public Prosecutor’s Office decide to get involved. <\/p>\n
Moral, however, it certainly is. After all, Socialists and Communists are famous for their weakness for money and dolce vita – while pretending to fight for… the people! <\/p>\n
But for Niko Androulakis the best defense<\/b> is the offense<\/b>. He is being fought by an “organized system” (Team Truth, Voultepsi, Georgiades, Marinakis and various sites written by non-existent journalists), as he specifically told Action 24. <\/p>\n
Sorry Niko for not having more than a million abroad, sorry for taking from the overdraft, sorry for my father dying with a pension from ESIEA and a blindness allowance after a lifetime dedicated to investigative journalism (Lambrakis case etc) and five bullets from Germans in the body. <\/p>\n
Sorry that all he managed to do was to build his daughter a house, where I now only have the right to live, but in my tax returns I appear with… 11 properties, because deliberately the “muff investigators” and other political adventurers turn the records of the garage, warehouse etc. of the… same property into real estate. <\/p>\n
Sorry, my husband inherited a room and a half in his grandfather’s house in Vytina, Arcadia – which grandfather fought for ten years in Macedonia – and it showed up as two properties! <\/p>\n
Sorry that we were left with no prime property to rent to state companies and the whole family was left with sugar in the memos. <\/p>\n
Sorry that my father left my 96-year-old mother a pension that was truncated by the memos, but we have to transfer it to the bank from time to time to sign as a Politically Exposed Person (PEP). <\/p>\n
Sorry that we didn’t have a father party leader in Crete. Is it true that your own family members are not included in the Politically Exposed Persons? <\/p>\n
Sorry I don’t have a mother who is a former tax collector because when she had to study she did “tourism” in Trikeri and Makronissos. <\/p>\n
Sorry that she was born in the refugee camp, with her own mother having lost eight first-degree loved ones in the Genocide (days that is). <\/p>\n
Sorry that we didn’t become caviar and champagne socialists so that we could have various “innocents” on our side to wag a finger at us about the legal and moral. <\/p>\n
Does Ms. Covessi see the issue? <\/p>\n
Mr. Nikos Androulakis should know that there is a rule of law: what you do will be washed away. As you lay you will sleep. And when only poison comes out of your mouth, at some point you will bite your tongue and… poison yourself! <\/p>\n
And Nikos Androulakis<\/b> hasn’t stopped cursing, dividing, spewing venom, and making decisions before justice. <\/p>\n
He knows very well that “papers” the European Prosecutor’s Office sent to the Parliament were only sent for members of the New Democracy, whereas if it had existed under PASOK <\/b>they would all be in… Guantanamo. <\/p>\n
Well, let Ms. Covesi also deal with the tender for the “damned” Land Registry, which (after ending up with a \u20ac100 million fine under PASOK’s thousand-odd years in office) is still paying European money to this day. Let us see if there is any harm done to the EU’s financial interests. You see, Mr Androulakis, the Land Registry was one of the jewels in the crown of the PASOK government, so do not be surprised that we shake every time we hear the ‘damn’ word. <\/p>\n
Because indeed, Mr. Androulakis! We are not all the same! Maybe one day you will disarm and manage to pick your enemies. <\/p>\n
And because you threaten lawsuits and lawsuits, perhaps you will understand that we are not willing to listen to you call us “gang” and “mafia” and “nephews” and “uncles” either. <\/p>\n
Because we all have families and children and you have no right – neither you nor your party’s minions – to call us a “gang” and a “mafia” and an “organized character assassination scheme.” <\/p>\n
And then, maybe you shouldn’t make characterizations and statements like the following: “Blue gang”, “mafia”, “blue food”, “political vandalism”, “criminal organization”, “Karatzaferi’s orphans and some other geniuses”, “regimentationism”, “right-wing clients”, “Maximos’ underlings”, “genitsa battalions” <\/p>\n
And more: “Yesterday is you.Corruption is you. <\/b> The unworthiness and the riff in OPEKEPE are you.” <\/p>\n
“A corrupt system of power, which every day opens a new chapter of humiliation of the political world, with the responsibility of Kyriakos Mitsotakis and all of you, who support the parastate of Megaro Maximou”. (“All of you”, that is, including me). <\/p>\n
“We have no connection with the creation of digital gangs, digital parastate, which divides the Greek people and they created with our taxes during their years of governance.” <\/p>\n
“They are playing nice and underneath their digital parastate is deconstructing human dignity to support their adventurism.” <\/p>\n
“Decadence, corruption and undeservingness are now concepts identical to the Mitsotakis administration.” <\/p>\n
“You are not just for carnivals,you are dangerous <\/b>for reason, for truth, for the public interest and ultimately for democracy itself. Criminal behaviour of persons who covered up for the criminal gang.” <\/p>\n
“An organized “blue” gang. An organized “blue” criminal organization. And it bothers you. “But what are you talking about? A criminal organisation? Is that what you call our whole party?”.” <\/p>\n
“But, the ‘blue’ gang, this criminal organization, was organized with you. It’s clear as day.” <\/p>\n
“We have a parliamentary majority of underdogs, a democratically elected majority based on underdogs. Mitsotakis has two actions to take: First, to dismiss them and second, to resign” (this is Dudonis pretending not to know that a suspect is the one who has been prosecuted). <\/p>\n
“The well-known Goebbels is attempting to exonerate the ND government for the scandal that bears its broad signature.” (PASOK-Chile Change Press Office comment on Georgiades’ statements) <\/p>\n
“The Mitsotakis government is not a typical centre-right government, it has elements of a regime” (Tsoukalas) <\/p>\n
“Those who tolerate and as long as you tolerate the Maximos gang organised by Mitsotakis-Dimitriades, you are complicit”. <\/p>\n
“So you are the ones who are being blackmailed and you are supporting the Maximou parastate, the gang organized by Demetriades and Mitsotakis.” <\/p>\n
“Mr Mitsotakis covered up for a criminal gang of New Democracy.” <\/p>\n
“Together with his nephew, they created a gang in Maximos, which influences the judiciary, controls the flow of money and created a propaganda mechanism – from the media and social media – to misinform the Greek people in a structured way”.(And then you shout from above when the “nephew” goes to the judiciary!) <\/p>\n
“Mr. Mitsotakis for our partners is synonymous with softness in foreign policy, identified with the corruption of state structures, absolute administrative incompetence and the transformation of a European country with a democratic tradition into an authoritarian counter-example in the level of functioning of democratic institutions” (Tsoukalas) <\/p>\n
“The executive state has turned out to be a system of power – ragged. You are both guilty and useless.” <\/p>\n
And to finish (because there in PASOK they had the bright idea of looking for someone… Katakouzeno): according to the Constitution, everyone has the right to express their thoughts through the press. According to the Constitution, all citizens are entitled to express their opinions under their own name or under a pseudonym. It is not obligatory for those who express their intellects to be members of the NESEA. And Mr Tsoukalas did not need to seek out the author himself, because the law provides who is responsible for what is published. <\/p>\n
We note, however, that on another occasion, when a newspaper was published with the headline “Androulakis plates to the AADE mafia and Pitsilis” (August 2024), PASOK got over the issue with a simple announcement from the Press Office… <\/p>\n
And Marx liked to have a good time! <\/p>\n
P.C.1. In his book “Zybekiko and Coca Cola – when ideology became interlocking” (2005), the late Yannis Kapsis states: “We all knew corruption. We all knew about corruption. He called the successor to Andreas Papandreou’s regime the “Gang of 4” and called the four members of the State Electoral Committee… four little Markezinis! <\/p>\n
P.C.2. And something about the “left of champagne and caviar”: when in August 2005, photos of left-wing German politician Oscar Lafontaine’s luxurious holiday in Mallorca were made public, the German press ran headlines like “Here Oscar rests from his struggles for the poor”. And the party spokesman replied: ‘Marx liked to rest well too’! So to give Mr Tsoukalas some ideas when he is called upon to answer… <\/p>\n
* Sophia Voultepsi is a deputy B3 of the South Sector of Athens, a journalist of the Southwestern Democratic Party <\/p>\n
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