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Gastounos wrote that Oasis read the non-paper with a trembling voice and said that 80-90% of the information referred to the period 2018-2021. He added ironically that Vasiliakopoulos was at GADA disguised as Liolios and sent a message of encouragement to Michalis, saying that the difficult journey had just begun. #paobc #μπάσκετ #ΠΑΟ #Ελλάδα (translated)

The Pointguard argued that a full OAKA, with organized fans in a leading role and the crowd sending a message against fascism through banners and chants, would be the better choice. He added that the stance of Th13 towards the situation would now serve as a criterion. #paobc #ΟΑΚΑ #Φασισμός #Θ13 (translated)

DrDp wrote that the next day would mark 40 days since the artist's death, and urged those who, as he said, had turned against him to respond with a song and ignore them. He mentioned that he and others were still seeking his voice through his songs, while describing the loss as a part of their lives that had been lost with him. He added that some losses are never really gotten used to, but one learns to live with their absence. #Μουσική #Απώλεια #Καλλιτέχνης (translated)

Amalia argued that Lazopoulos was a well-paid "voice" of a power system that, as she wrote, wanted to prevent the return of "Koulis" to the premiership. She mentioned that Antonis Samaras had a similar desire, whom she described as divisive. In her assessment, as the other politicians who had entered the political arena could not respond, Samaras was the last hope of the system. She added that Samaras was theoretically the only one who could draw percentages directly from New Democracy, presenting himself as the "soul of the party." She urged readers to prepare for propaganda in favor of Samaras from his occasional allies and the figures she described as their mouthpieces. #πολιτική #Σαμαράς #Ελλάδα (translated)

The fan of Petza mentioned that advertisements for betting companies dominated football matches, on YouTube sports shows, and even at concerts. He spoke of 180,000 advertisements for the matches and referred to a comment from Kleon about the betting companies. https://t.co/kfXU0O8NTN #στοίχημα #ποδόσφαιρο #αθλητικά (translated)

The author of the post wrote that Panagiota Kalaitzi, the mother of Gerasimos Georgiadis, the only survivor from the first carriage of the train at the Tempi, spoke with emotion but also determination about her long-term, continuous struggle alongside her son. https://t.co/Nsl3sAiLAm #Τέμπη #μητέρα #αγώνας #GR (translated)

Maria Karamounakidou wrote that nothing should have changed and described the recipient with offensive, gendered terms, referring to a beard, a small cross, pronounced body hair, and a female voice with a Cretan accent. She added that he promoted Kasidiaris and characterized the content as excellent. #χιούμορ #κωμωδία #μέσα_κοινωνικής_δικτύωσης (translated)

Themis Kessaris quoted words he attributed to Akis Panos, which were directed at Dalaras. In the excerpt, Panos described the song as ordinary, saying that even the cats in his house sang it and that the greengrocer who passed by had a voice that "smashed windows." He mentioned that of the 8-10 million Greeks, 8-10 sang, and he argued that the title of singer alone was not enough for someone to be considered an artist. He added that if the designation of "artist" for a singer was debatable, the title of "great artist" was not even worthy of discussion. #μουσική #καλλιτέχνες #τραγούδι (translated)

Vicky wrote that Vasso Koulpa, the mother of Tasos Koutsopoulos who lost his life in the Train tragic accident at Tembi, said in her testimony that when she heard the recordings, she recognized her son's voice and relived the tragedy. She mentioned that Tasos had survived the collision but was burned in the fire, and that she would continue to fight for justice and to find out who was responsible for his death. Koulpa, according to the post, said she did not accept the version of human error, as she believed the train was not safe and nothing was functioning. She added that she believed her son was lost for political purposes and that she wanted to know the truth. #Τέμπη #Δικαιοσύνη #ΑληθινήΙστορία (translated)

The President congratulated KatPanagopoulou for her first place, which he described as fair and noteworthy. He wrote that her success reflected the public's trust and the value she had built consistently, while also adding that her work resonated and her voice reached the audience. According to him, the first place confirmed that quality and consistency brought results. #Συγχαρητήρια #Επιτυχία #Αξιοπιστία (translated)

The author of the post wrote that #TheVoiceGR would not be the same without Mazonakis. At the same time, he praised Apon for his interpretation of "The Hidden Paths," mentioning the sweetness of his voice, his respect, and his humility. https://t.co/IFeFMOiPvC #TheVoiceGR #Μαζωνάκης #Απον (translated)

Sotiris Charalampopoulos wrote that Paola was the only one who could succeed, without replacing, Giorgos Mazonakis in "The Voice." He cited her attitude and mainly her voice as reasons, describing the choice as absolutely correct. #thevoicegr https://t.co/xUpxT4REQ0 #Πάολα #TheVoiceGR #μουσική (translated)