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In his post, the author asked the government to explain how, from the "privileged relations" with Libya, we arrived at the ratification of the Turkey-Libya memorandum, which he described as illegal. He added that national issues require answers and not excuses or attacks on those who criticize. https://t.co/1dTtZcxvRJ #Ελλάδα #Λιβύη #ΕθνικάΖητήματα #LY #TR (translated)

Faillos Kriniotis wrote that his interlocutor overlooked how the eight-hour workday and paid vacations were established, how IKA was strengthened with powers and funds, how child labor was banned, and how a "no" was said. He added that if his interlocutor's grandfather was a communist, he killed women, civilians, and political opponents. He mentioned that Stinas and Castrodis expressed the relevant positions better and ended with an insulting remark about his interlocutor. #εργασία #ισότητα #δικαιώματα (translated)

Mark Carney wrote that 86 years ago, during a pivotal moment in World War II, the Greek people resisted fascism rather than surrendering, at the cost of considerable sacrifices for freedom. On the occasion of the Όχι Day, he said he joins the Greek communities in Canada and around the world to pay tribute to those who fought for freedom. #JournéeDuΌχι #liberté #histoire (translated)

The author of the post stated that the anniversary of the "No" was not just a historical event, but served as a guide for the present and the future. He wrote that the world was once again shaken by devastating wars and that the far right and fascism were resurging. https://t.co/hwLcgrAHi8 #Επέτειος #Ιστορία #Αντίσταση #GR (translated)

The author wrote that, 86 years ago, the Greek people's refusal of fascism and the Axis powers sent a universal message of freedom and national dignity, which continued to inspire and move Greeks. He added that today they responded with the same values. https://t.co/upTW68qab3 #Ελευθερία #Ιστορία #ΕθνικήΑξιοπρέπεια #GR (translated)

The author wrote that the "No" of October 28th was a living proof of the strength of the Greeks when they united against injustice to defend freedom. He added that they honored those who had defied something, without specifying what. https://t.co/vu41rS60Mt #Όχι #Ελευθερία #28Οκτωβρίου #GR (translated)

The author of the post characterized October 28, 1940, as a day of faith, courage, and sacrifices in the history of Hellenism. He also mentioned that Orthodoxy honored the Holy Shelter of the Most Holy Theotokos, a feast that, as he wrote, was connected in Greece with the national anniversary of "NO" and the events of 1940. https://t.co/iyicDqLM7r #28ηΟκτωβρίου #Ελληνισμός #Ορθοδοξία #GR (translated)

The author of the post quoted words attributed to Ioannis Metaxas, according to which for the Greeks glory was superior to victory. He also commemorated the anniversary of the "No" of October 28, 1940, and wished many years to Greece. https://t.co/TqDrwSzMvN #Ελλάδα #28Οκτωβρίου #Νίκη #GR (translated)

The author referred to October 28, 1940, stating that the day has been recorded in the history of Hellenism with faith, courage, and sacrifices. He characterized the ancestors' "No" as a timeless symbol of freedom, dignity, and love for the homeland, and mentioned that it reminded everyone who the Greeks are when they remain united. He added that the anniversary represented a duty for today's Greeks. https://t.co/e8DkCM3QO6 #Ελευθερία #Ιστορία #Ελλάδα #GR (translated)

The author of the post described October 28th as a constant reminder that freedom, dignity, and national independence are not taken for granted but are achieved through courage, unity, and sacrifices. He mentioned that the "No" of 1940 encapsulated the solidarity and determination of an unconquered and unbound people. https://t.co/k6yRdVueiq #Ελευθερία #Ανεξαρτησία #28ηΟκτωβρίου #GR (translated)

The author wondered if, after eight years of governance, the government believed that serious corruption was limited to the cases of coffee and pizza. He wrote that these had been exaggerated during its term and contrasted the cases with those of the cartels and direct practices. https://t.co/7DSr2kyaSs #Διαφθορά #Κυβέρνηση #Σύγκρουση #GR (translated)

The author of the post stated that he spoke on the radio station "Sto Kokkino" with Gianna Papadakou about the housing crisis, which, he said, was depriving more and more people of access to affordable and decent housing. He argued that housing was a social right and not a field for profit-making. #ΣτεγαστικήΚρίση #Στέγαση https://t.co/GyWaC0Sov7 #ΣτεγαστικήΚρίση #Στέγαση #ΚοινωνικάΔικαιώματα #GR (translated)

IamEironman wrote to Moltenios that the main conclusion of the day was that a man was actually arrested, not in the context of a staged event. He added that the Olympiakos Basketball Club enthusiastically supported his re-election, describing him as successful, and argued that none of its supporters had questioned it about whom or what it had supported all this time. #Συγκαλύψεις #ΜΜΕ #Πολιτική (translated)

Nikos Appelaios II wrote that Vladimir Putin rejected the ceasefire, demanding the entire Donbass instead of freezing the current situation on the ground, and seeking economic agreements with the U.S. without ending the war. He noted that Witkoff's talks concluded without progress and commented that responsibility would likely be placed again on Zelensky and Ukraine, urging Trump to take a position. #Πόλεμος #Ουκρανία #Πολιτική (translated)

Amalia claimed that the demonstrations in Athens and other Greek cities had low participation, mainly from teachers and students who, as she wrote, were affiliated with the KKE and KNE. She mentioned songs, musical instruments, and slogans referencing Paris, and argued that the Left sought to bring the unrest that had erupted in France and elsewhere to Greece. According to her, the slogans targeted youths, hooligans, and immigrants, whom she presented as groups that could cause chaos and participate in looting. She used a derogatory term for immigrants and claimed that the Left was trying to mobilize them as part of a plan for unrest. Amalia wrote that the protests did not demonstrate that there was a revolutionary climate in Greece and compared 2026 with 2008 and 2012. She also claimed that the Palestinian Community did not participate in the demonstrations, although it had taken part in protests for Palestine. She concluded that the Left had been marginalized and had politically, ideologically, and morally failed, while advising its supporters to abandon expectations for revolutionary developments. #Ελλάδα #Αριστερά #Συγκεντρώσεις (translated)

The author called for sanctions against Turkey, arguing that the country was provoking again and that Europe was watching without reacting. Addressing the President of the European Council, he stated that Europe included Greece, the Aegean, and Cyprus, and demanded consequences for Turkey. https://t.co/WdjfhiyFtb #Τουρκία #Ευρώπη #Κύπρος #TR #GR #CY (translated)

Nikolas Sotiropoulos praised Kyra-nakis' statements, saying they expressed what everyone thinks and that he exercised strong criticism. He argued that schools are meant for the learning of students and not for political guidance from the KKE or incitement to incidents, while he called for the protection of children from ideological manipulation. https://t.co/5iKRtbcpjk #Εκπαίδευση #Παιδεία #Δημοκρατία (translated)