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The author argued that if corruption were included in UNESCO, Greece under New Democracy would be the first monument. He accused the Prime Minister of turning a blind eye to corruption for eight years and of speaking about legality in view of the elections. At the end of the post, he referred to a link, mentioning who the legality concerned. https://t.co/Bjh3omYweu #Διαφθορά #Νομιμότητα #Εκλογές #GR (translated)

KatiApoZebra wrote that she didn't understand how some considered a leader a person who, as she said, was constantly smiling, showing off, and seeking Trump's attention. She added that even Libya, which she described as a country in civil war, ignored him and belittled him with a vulgar metaphor, presenting him as unwelcome among leaders. #ηγεσία #πολιτική #Τραμπ (translated)

Amalia wrote that the unrest in France and, to a lesser extent, in Italy began as a student mobilization, which the state initially tolerated. She mentioned that she had seen the consequences on screens and personally. Regarding Greece, she argued that there were not real student mobilizations and accused leftist representatives of calling for the country to become like France. She wrote that an attempt the previous week was stopped due to rain and that it would be repeated the day after tomorrow. She also warned that if the government allowed widespread destruction with the expectation that public opinion would turn against the instigators, it could backfire. Amalia also noted that far-leftists had attempted to cause unrest in Spain, but the government of socialist Pedro Sánchez showed no tolerance. She claimed that the police used violence against the demonstrators and that no second attempt followed. She concluded by saying that Greece should, in her opinion, follow the Spanish example rather than the French or Italian. #Ελλάδα #Αναταραχή #Κοινωνία (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)

The Truth Team reported that Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis stated from Lavrio that Greece would not return to periods of great social turmoil. He added that he recognized that citizens were facing problems, which, as he said, he did not ignore, and noted that no one could solve them all, calling any promise to the contrary false. #Ελλάδα #Πολιτική #Κοινωνία (translated)

The oldschoolfileles wrote that the images from France were terrifying and described Greece as lucky to have a stable and strong government. He called on the readers to imagine Tsipras, Prokopis Pavlopoulos, Dourou, Polakis, and Yanis Varoufakis in Mitsotakis's position and then continue doing what they did. #Γαλλία #πολιτική #Ελλάδα (translated)

XristosUE wrote that Olympiakos had passive defense in the first half, but after the break, they showed greater intensity, better switches, active hands, and more communication, limiting Valencia's post-ups. He mentioned Fournier and Montero as key players, praised the accuracy of the main players in crucial shots, and the attack against Valencia's hedge-out defense. He added that Jones, Endjai, and Ward provided energy, described Papapetrou's game as significant, and highlighted Endjai's presence in the 4 and 5 positions in small and versatile lineups. He described the match as epic and said he hoped the second half would serve as a guide for the future. #μπάσκετ #Ολυμπιακός #Βαλένθια (translated)

Winston Churchill wished Corina P. a happy 27th birthday, writing that he felt lucky to share with her the beautiful moments and the hardships of life. He wished her to chase her dreams and said he wanted to remain by her side in every upcoming chapter of her life. #ΧρόνιαΠολλά #Αγάπη #Γενέθλια (translated)

The doll wrote that even Kartéros was confused and didn't know whom to consider more foolish, Androulakis or Tsipras. She presented them as similar, mentioning the same hats and smiles, as well as X in their eyes, and labeled them as absolute champions of foolishness. #βλακας_gate #ΒλάκεςUnited #ΚαρτέλΣεΚρίση #ΠολύχρωμαΚαπέλα https://t.co/3MCqsLtQU9 #βλάκας_gate #ΒλάκεςUnited #ΠολύχρωμαΚαπέλα (translated)

Adonis Georgiadis mentioned that the inauguration of the new offices of the local organization DIMTO Kifisia in Nea Erythraia took place in the afternoon. He congratulated the president of the organization, Mr. Dima, the board of directors, and ONNED Kifisia for the initiative. He said that, regardless of what the polls showed, the rallying was quickly increasing and predicted that on election night some would be surprised. He added that he was interested in finding a solution for the stadium of the Kifisia team, noting that they were competing in the top league without having their own stadium and that, in his opinion, this could not continue. #ΔΗΜΤΟ #Κηφισιά #Εκλογές (translated)

Tasos7 wrote that, despite the fact that the championship still had a long way to go, the "elite" of Lanoua ignored a clear second card to Antino Santino Mantino in a match of 11 against 11 and gifted three cards to Luza in the first half. He accused the entire government of trying to gift the championship to the "eternal nobodies" and described the effort as ridiculous, comparing it to an alleged attempt by Macron to give the title to Troyes. #Πρωτάθλημα #Ποδόσφαιρο #Αθλητισμός (translated)

Marydela wrote that she and her sister-in-law accidentally made apple pie on the same day. After she took the pies for tasting, her brother waited with his eyes closed to try both and vote. He joked that, depending on his choice, it might take a while for her to have sex with him again or to cut him out of her will. #μηλόπιτα #γενικήκατάσταση #οικογένεια (translated)

Adonis Georgiadis stated that Zoe Konstantopoulou requested and received another postponement from the Labor Inspection for the examination of the complaints of her employee, Karakitsou. According to him, the complaint, which had been made in February, remained pending and the Inspection was repeatedly yielding to intimidation from its president. Georgiadis questioned whether another employer would receive so many postponements and whether the administration of the Inspection might be committing a breach of duty. He also asked if, due to fear of the president, the employee would remain unprotected and expressed hope that it would be the last time the independent authority ignored the case. #Εργασία #Καταγγελία #Δικαιωμάτα (translated)