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The author argued that it was not normal for children to be sacrificed for the sake of the elderly and described the vaccination of the elderly with products that, as he wrote, had not been tested, aimed at saving their grandparents, as inhumane and foolish. #κοινωνία #ηθική #υγεια https://t.co/SXyRStapOL #κοινωνία #ηθική #υγεία #GR (translated)

Alexis Tsipras stated that in Spili he met producers, whom he described as honest people working with dignity. In contrast, he accused those he referred to in derogatory terms of being in a café in Kolonaki, stealing subsidies instead of engaging in production. He argued that corruption and profiteering had reached unbearable levels and that cartels dominated all sectors. He said that the message from Spili was that a collective battle would be fought against corruption, moral degradation, and the economic impoverishment of the majority. He added that he had returned to stand against injustice and inequality, as he said the place deserved better. #Διαφθορά #Αδικία #ΚοινωνικήΔικαιοσύνη (translated)

Yannis Karamitsios wrote that the woman he was referring to expressed, in his opinion, the moral and aesthetic of MAGA, which he described as kitsch, cheap, shallow, and anti-establishment, lacking principles and dignity, and having the aesthetic of bathroom product advertisements. He added that her entourage in Athens conveyed a similar image. https://t.co/b5Legrt3Ye #MAGA #κιτς #ηθική (translated)

Den13 rejected the accusations of immorality from individuals who, as he wrote, had a close relationship with the perpetrator of the femicide and had not made a single related post. He added that anyone looking for insults to the dead should look in the toilets of the Sunel Arena and referred to his critic as a "moralist." In the post, he included the hashtags #paofc and #olympiacosfc. #paofc #olympiacosfc https://t.co/esQH84NQGK #ηθική #ποδόσφαιρο #νεα (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)

"The Nobel Committee has lost its moral compass. It awarded its highest distinction to a fanatic." Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu fiercely attacked Nobel Peace Prize laureate Navi Pillay, labeling her a "fanatic" who "demonizes Jews." #Νετανιάχου #Πιλάι #Εβραίοι (translated)

Massimiliano Fuksas, speaking at the conference of "B", emphasized that the housing issue is the major problem of modern Athens, pointing out the need for a new approach that combines less aesthetics and more ethics in architecture and urban planning. #Αρχιτεκτονική #Στέγαση #Ηθική (translated)

GiorgioP74 wrote that it dawned a "black day" for Greek television and ironically referred to Radio Arvyla as a group of satirical commentators who, according to him, presented themselves as representatives of morality and authority in judicial matters. He added that its members were no longer with us and used a derogatory metaphor to express his contempt. #Τηλεόραση #Σάτιρα #Ελλάδα (translated)

Chris Avramidis published a text attributed to Giannis Androulidakis, who criticized journalist Stamatios Zacharos for questioning whether Eriet Molcho was on the train in Tempi or if she ever existed. Androulidakis argued that in the future there may be factions of the Greek Right that will claim there were no deaths in Tempi. He stated that he had attended Molcho's funeral and had seen her classmates crying, which he wrote was evidence for him that she existed and died. He added that journalism must hold power accountable. Androulidakis claimed, citing data from GEMI and the General Secretariat for Information, that Zacharos was collaborating with the government as a businessman and shareholder of The Cube. According to him, the company had sextupled its turnover in the last four years by providing services for conferences under the auspices of the government. He also mentioned direct assignments totaling 160,000 euros, in which, he wrote, he was included. Finally, he wondered if ESIEA should expel Zacharos from its registers, stating that questioning Molcho's existence was considered by some extremists to be an insult to the dead. #Τεμπη #δημοσιογραφία #Ελλάδα #έλεγχος_εξουσίας (translated)

The CERBERUS wrote that the Administrative Court of Athens awarded compensation of 4,000 euros to a Greek expatriate for moral damage due to the unauthorized dissemination of his email address by Anna-Michel Asimakopoulou and Michalis Stavrianoudakis. It noted that approximately 230 compensation lawsuits had been filed and argued that citizens would pay about 900,000 euros for the case, while claiming that Asimakopoulou owned 13 properties and had an income of 700,000 euros. It asked readers how they felt about what it described as a disgraceful money grab. #Δικαιοσύνη #Αποζημίωση #ΑστικήΕυθύνη (translated)

🔴Stefanos Sarafis: "Commander of ELAS, by spitting." 🔴As I have emphasized many times, immediately after the German attack against the USSR, Stalin instructed the communist parties of the occupied countries to organize guerrilla warfare, primarily to harass the Germans, forcing them to maintain strong military forces in these countries, which, otherwise, would have been transferred to the eastern front. 🔴In Greece, a secondary objective of EAM - ELAS was to monopolize the guerrilla movement, to be the only armed force in the country after liberation, and to seize power by force. For this reason, according to G. Papandreou, the tactic was as follows: "It does not allow anyone else to rise to the mountains and fight the occupier. It punishes with death the Greeks who fulfill their patriotic duty. A former example is the present colonel Sarafis..." 🔴So, let's talk about Colonel Sarafis, who was made head of ELAS. He was born in 1890 in Trikala, graduated from the Non-Commissioned Officers School and became a second lieutenant in 1913. He sided with the Venizelists and actively participated in the failed military movements of 1933 and 1935. 🔴During the occupation and after discussions with various individuals about creating a resistance organization, a five-member committee was formed (Sarafis, Grigoriadis, Panopoulos, Chatzimpeis and Simos Vlachos), which evolved into the AAA Organization (3A, Struggle – Restoration – Independence). With the approval of the others, Sarafis went to Thessaly to form a guerrilla unit. 🔴After contacts he made there, he moved to Epirus, where on February 7, 1943, he met with Zervas and the representative of the Middle East Command, Colonel Eddie Myers, and they agreed to form guerrilla groups, with three sections: Epirus, led by Zervas; Thessaly, led by Sarafis; and Roumeli, led by Psarros. 🔴As soon as the news spread in Thessaly, EAM considered that with Sarafis’s reputation in the area, he could become a very dangerous opponent. Thus, initially, the mechanism of his moral extermination was put into operation, with the accusations that he was "a collaborator of the Italians" and "a man of the occupied prefect of Trikala." After the slanders did not succeed, EAM decided to take more drastic measures. 🔴After a trap, they treacherously captured him and other armed leaders, as well as 150 guerrillas who followed them. Ultimately, EAM decided that it would be preferable to force him to join ELAS rather than kill him. So, they locked him in a dungeon, and following orders, ELAS guerrillas would pass in front of him, spit on him and label him a "traitor," to break his spirits. 🔴When faced with the dilemma of "ELAS or the grave," Sarafis preferred to save his life. Of course, the communists exploited his joining to convince other former officers who hesitated to join ELAS due to the bad reputation that accompanied him. Of course, the position they gave him, that of the military leader of ELAS, was more "decorative," as decisions were made by the "chief captain" Aris Velouchiotis and the political commissioner Andreas Tzimas. 🔴The results of recruiting officers were mediocre because it had become known how Sarafis was forced to join ELAS. It is historically recorded, the phrase of politician Georgios Kartalis to Sarafis: "You were made commander of ELAS by spitting." 🔴What would have been Sarafis's fate if the KKE had prevailed? There is no doubt that he would have met the same fate as all the "fellow travelers" of the communists around the world. In the first "cleansing," he would be labeled a "agent" and "enemy of the people" and would be taken to the firing squad! Specifically, Sarafis would certainly be labeled an "agent of the Intelligence Service," as he had married British archaeologist Marion Pascoe. 🔴The comments are yours! #Σαράφης #ΕΛΑΣ #Κατοχή (translated)