Rich and hot is the backstory of the deletion of Paul Polakis<\/b> from Syriazas<\/b>, a decision by Socrates Famellos<\/b> for the eyes of Alexis Tsipras<\/b>.<\/p>\n
In recent days, Paulos Polakis<\/b> had intensified his attacks on specific members of SYRIZA<\/b> through his posts, with Socrates Famellos<\/b> as the final recipient. Of course these attacks were not random.<\/p>\n
The side of Pavlos Polakis<\/b>, along with a significant portion of SYRIZA<\/b> executives, have been informed that Socrates Famellos<\/b> is going to propose that SYRIZA<\/b> not participate in the next elections, a decision that will be taken at the party organs, with the aim of allowing the mass joining of Alexis Tsipras<\/b> without breaking up the party.<\/p>\n
It is no coincidence that the post that prompted Polakis’s deletion<\/b> was about the Chania MP’s attack on Dimitris Chatzisokratis<\/b>, who suggested that Syriza<\/b> should be suspended in view of the former prime minister’s new political venture. Essentially talking about a hidden agenda of Famellos<\/b>, Pavlos Polakis<\/b> called on the SYRIZA<\/b> president to publicly reveal what he is planning behind the scenes.<\/p>\nThe angry SMS<\/h3>\n
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The Polakis<\/b> side has been pushing in every possible way for the Political Secretariat to convene in order to hold the Syriza<\/b> president accountable. Paulos Polakis<\/b> spoke with Socrates Famellos<\/b> via text message while the latter was in Lesvos, where he asked him for an account of the rumors about the suspension of SYRIZA<\/b>.<\/p>\n
The conversation, according to reports, was intense and went nowhere. Somewhere there the arch Cretan realized that Socrates Famellos<\/b> has made his decisions to dissolve Syrrizas<\/b> and has taken his time.<\/p>\n
It is no coincidence that the leadership of Syrrizas<\/b> will exclude the Chania MP from both the Political Secretariat and the Central Committee, as they fear that he will “cough up” and take them away from the party. In short, Socrates Famellos<\/b> wants to erase any reaction in the party organs to his plans, hoping that he will receive favorable treatment in the new party of Alexis Tsipras<\/b>. <\/p>\nPolakis’ plans<\/h3>\n
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And mostly he is afraid that Paul Polakis<\/b> will manage to take over the party, i.e. the funding, the organizations and the means. Which would be a serious wound for the Tsipras<\/b> project. <\/p>\n
Aside the MP urged his supporters to stay with SYRIZA<\/b>, saying the party is not owned by the current leadership. And all moves by Pavlos Polakis<\/b> in the organs will be aimed at exposing Socrates Famello<\/b> and leading to a change of leadership.<\/p>\n
However, at the moment the Syriza<\/b> base and cadres are boiling and many are already reporting that Socrates Famellos<\/b> was not voted in the internal elections with an agenda to roll down the party’s rolls. Many are talking about complete submission to Alexis Tsipras<\/b>, who will once again cause a split.<\/p>\n
For example, Tryphon Alexiadis<\/b> stressed that the exclusion of Pavlos Polakis<\/b> from the party’s organs is a “heavy and provocative action” on the part of Socrates Famellos<\/b> and called on the two sides to work things out. Most now also expect the attitude of Nikos Pappas<\/b>, as he is one of the persons who can decisively regulate developments in the party.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
The background of the expulsion of Pavlos Polakis from SYRIZA, a decision made by Socrates Famellos for the eyes of Alexis Tsipras, is rich and hot.
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