The author wrote that the government was presenting a new narrative that Kyriakos Mitsotakis guaranteed stability with his policies and that Greece would not become like France. He argued that, on both economic and social levels, Mitsotakis was much worse than Emmanuel Macron. He added that the French could not bear the prices and referred to the annual inflation rate, without completing the relevant percentage. #Μητσοτάκης #πολιτική #οικονομία #GR #FR (translated)
Natalia Andrikopoulou wrote that no one had asked Argyros to comment on the protests in France and that, according to her, no one was interested in his opinion. She criticized the promotion of his new song against the backdrop of the Eiffel Tower, while, as she mentioned, Paris was burning, ironically describing the marketing approach of people out of touch with reality. #Γαλλία #Μουσική #Μάρκετινγκ (translated)
AntifaRed7 wrote that he had seen several posts agreeing with Pri's opinion on Dorsey. He disagreed, stating that Dorsey had not started the year exceptionally, had not been wronged because he did not play in the second half against Valencia, and that the team should not overlook his performance because of his passport. #μπάσκετ #Ντόρσει #Πρι (translated)
My_name_is_Nobody argued that the phrasing that Ankara "wants to have a say" glossed over, in his opinion, the revisionist Turkish policy. He wrote that Turkey was not merely seeking to express an opinion, but was claiming a role as a regulator in the affairs of sovereign states, and accused the newspaper of using language that normalized and legitimized these claims. #Τουρκία #Πολιτική #ΔιεθνείςΣχέσεις (translated)
NoJoB used an offensive term referring to baldness and wrote that the person had an opinion on the basketball events of the country. The post also included the hashtag PAO BC. #paobc https://t.co/TVqoAbWrLE #μπάσκετ #καλαθοσφαίριση #ΑΕΚ (translated)
The antitroll wrote that, in his opinion, democracy required a minimum level of IQ and that not everyone should have an opinion. He argued that labeling Bartzokas as irrelevant was not an opinion but showed that the person expressing it did not deserve to have internet access at home. Finally, he urged readers to be quiet and watch. #olympiacosbc #δημοκρατία #άποψη #μπάσκετ (translated)
The Prime Minister of Greece stated that the negotiations for the European Union budget were complex and usually started with significant differences between the so-called "frugal" countries and the majority of member states, which sought a more ambitious budget. He said that the same situation applied then as well. He added that, as became clear in their discussion, the Common Agricultural Policy and the Cohesion Policy needed to be protected at least at the amounts proposed by the European Commission, which he considered satisfactory for his country. He said there could be no compromises in these areas and that at least 15 more countries shared this view. https://t.co/59wfvacwGE #ΕυρωπαϊκήΈνωση #Γεωργία #Προϋπολογισμός (translated)
The Repeating Offender stated that he became a Panathinaikos fan because of "Panathinaikos" from someone else and thanked him for that. However, he added that in his opinion, that person didn't do even 20% of what he could really offer to the team. Addressing the younger ones who were interested in his opinion, he warned them to be careful about what they would read that day. #paofc #Παναθηναϊκος #ποδόσφαιρο #αθλητισμός (translated)
The account AsAphrodite addressed Chari Staurou, Nikolaos Zervas, Michalis Stefanou, Achilleas Mavrodontis, and Vaggelis Ioannou, writing that anyone who can make a living from something they know how to do well can have an opinion, express it, and defend it. The post featured the hashtag #paobc. #paobc #άποψη #βιοπορισμός #καριέρα (translated)
Makis Pilouris wrote that if there were money, Greek passport holders could be found for the guard positions. He added that, in his opinion, some of them were better than the TD. #φι_μπα https://t.co/o8OxezKuKS #Ελλάδα #ποδόσφαιρο #αθλητισμός (translated)
Nicos🇬🇷, commenting on the dismissal of Zacharos from One TV, wrote that, in his opinion, almost all journalists in Greece acted as executors of their shows and followed the line of their owners, without expressing their own opinions. The exception, as he mentioned, was Zacharos, who expressed his opinion in the interviews he presented. Nicos🇬🇷 also referred to Skouros of PASOK, saying that he had threatened Zacharos and had expressed hope that he was listening to his boss. He added that the result was evident the previous day. https://t.co/OSWPO2esNQ #Δημοσιογραφία #Ελλάδα #ΕλευθερίατουΤύπου (translated)
Eyagg wrote that until yesterday's phrase that "we have many who will fit," a poor result had led many to consider players like Louza, Unai, and Nistrup as mediocre. He added that some had wanted their opinion to be heard for a long time and described the average fan as less intelligent than a fan from Tunisia. #paofc #ποδόσφαιρο #ΟΠΑΔΟΙ #ΑΘΛΗΤΙΣΜΟΣ (translated)
Nikolas Moraitis wrote that he admired the simple and direct language of Dionysis Charitopoulos and characterized him as a great writer. He added that Greece owed him the restoration of historical truth, as, according to him, through his study and the book "Aris: the leader of the irregulars," he had refuted the propaganda of the right’s underground for the National Resistance. Quoting an excerpt from Charitopoulos's work, Moraitis mentioned that the author accused official Greece of having hidden or defamed the resistance movement for years and that former fighters of ELAS and their families faced social and state stigma. Charitopoulos, according to the excerpt, also described a multi-year effort to distort the facts and argued that EAM was the greatest epic of modern Greek history. The same text cited words from Panagiotis Kanellopoulos regarding the National Resistance. #ΔιονύσηςΧαριτόπουλος #ΕλληνικήΙστορία #Αντίσταση (translated)
Babis Georges Petrakis wrote that 22-year-old Louise Montangon, a graduate philosophy student, had stood out in France for her interventions regarding student protests. According to him, she had denounced on television shows that the "Islamo-left" was instrumentalizing them, while she criticized the violence and the blockades of schools, saying that a noisy minority was preventing the majority of students from attending classes. Petrakis noted that Montangon had stated that she was ashamed to belong to her generation and had emphasized the importance of effort and excellence. Petrakis added that Montangon had denounced violence, threats, and bullying from leftist students, and that she had interrupted her in-person classes for safety reasons. In his description, groups of dozens or even hundreds of people were waiting to remove her from the school and the library. He also said that she had stated that she would not back down from her views. Petrakis mentioned that Montangon belonged to the National Rally (Rassemblement National) of Marine Le Pen and was working for common ideological platforms among the conservative parties of France. #Γενιά #Φοιτητές #Ιδεολογίες (translated)
KesyFZ argued that, although Osman is a better player than Bonga, in this particular lineup a player like Bonga would be more useful. He added that PAO BC can find scoring from other options, while it will be difficult to find defense for all positions, from one to five. https://t.co/T2HZgXS8AY #μπάσκετ #παίκτης #αθλητισμός (translated)
Amalia presented a highly classified British report titled "Greek Security Battalions," numbered PIC/263/21 and PIC PAPER No 55, which, according to her, was sent to the Allied headquarters in the Middle East by an officer signing as "Colonel Chris" on July 18, 1944. Amalia assessed that the author was likely Chris Woodhouse. According to her presentation, the report stated that few Greeks willingly collaborated with the occupying forces and that their motivations were primarily self-interest, survival, or ambition. It also noted that, despite the impending departure of the Germans, the Security Battalions were reinforced after spring 1944, and their clashes with ELAS became more intense. Amalia interpreted this point as an indication that the Battalions aimed to prevent the communists from prevailing after the Germans' withdrawal. The report, as she described it, categorized the members of the Battalions into poor individuals who enlisted for survival, criminal elements, volunteers antagonistic to EAM/ELAS, anti-communist officers, and members of other organizations that had been attacked by ELAS. As an example, she mentioned 200 members of EKKA who joined the Battalions in Patras after the disbandment of the 5/42 Regiment in April 1944. Amalia stated that the author of the report negatively assessed the military actions of the Battalions, as they participated in German attacks against ELAS, but considered that some of their officers were capable. Politically, the report presented them as useful to some of the Greeks because they hindered the dominance of EAM and described three options for the Cairo government: support for EAM/ELAS, tacit support for the Battalions, or condemnation of both sides. The third option, according to Amalia, was considered to have the greatest likelihood of uniting moderate forces. The report concluded, as she wrote, that the actions of the Battalions and of EAM/ELAS were equally terroristic. #ΤάγματαΑσφαλείας #Ελλάδα #Ιστορία (translated)
Marka2 wrote that Stamatios Kraounakis was the only one who had the courage to express his opinion without hesitation. It was mentioned that what he said about Kyriakos Mitsotakis on ERT surprised Ferentinos and Karavatou, while it was estimated that they would hardly see him on the channel again. It was added that someone "doesn't understand anything." https://t.co/DNoSl8MOsl #ΣταμάτηςΚραουνάκης #ΕΡΤ #Πολιτική (translated)
Nikos Boyiopoulos criticized journalist Zacharos for a comment he made on his show on the ONE television station regarding Erietta Molcho, who, as he stated, had been missing after the train collision in Tempi. According to Boyiopoulos, lawyer Th. Staikos, who represented the Voulgaris family in the trial for Tempi, noted on the show that Molcho had not been located. Zacharos, as Boyiopoulos wrote, questioned whether she was on the train and linked the mention of the missing persons to previous claims that there were no deaths during the Polytechnic uprising. Boyiopoulos stated that the 23-year-old Molcho was on the passenger train that collided with a freight train on the night of February 28, 2023, and that no trace of her had been found on the train. He added that her parents had attended the court in Larissa last April and had filed a motion to support the charges in the pre-trial proceedings. As he noted, after the reactions, Zacharos apologized, describing his wording as incorrect. He claimed that his intention was to offer ironic criticism of those adopting theories surrounding Tempi and had apologized to Molcho's family and the relatives of the victims. Boyiopoulos concluded his post by addressing him with a heavy insult. #Τεμπη #Πολυτεχνείο #δημοσιογραφία (translated)
Stamatios Zacharos said that his wording was incorrect and did not express irony towards Erietta Molcho nor endorse a conspiracy theory. He mentioned that he wanted to make an ironic critique of those who promote theories about the tragedy in Tempes, but he acknowledged that the way he chose was also wrong and took responsibility. He apologized to those who were offended or hurt, especially to Molcho's family and the relatives of the victims. He added that he had not supported theories that question the facts or the pain of the families and that he would continue to follow the trial and comment on developments with respect for the memory of the victims. #ΕρίετταΜόλχο #Τέμπη #Συγγνώμη (translated)
