Greece is split in two, most roads are closed and the farmers are ready to driver their tractors to Syntagma Square, but the government has other priorities.
The stock market is crashing, investors are rushing to leave the country, but the government has fireworks to deal with.
The Europeans warn that there are significant differences in the negotiation, however rather than close these unresolved issues – because we will be in trouble, according to his minister – the Prime Minister is planning how it will deceive the people.
In relation to the refugee crisis, Europe, Turkey and NATO are ostentatiously ignoring us and making decisions in our absence, but the leftist government is creating enemies on all domestic fronts…
The country is on the verge of a crisis similar to that from last summer, yet the ministerial council is debating the television licenses.
Rather than focus on the problems of the economy, Mr. Tsipras is focusing on his favorite sport: creating enemies with the much-used theory of vested interest, in hopes of escaping the public’s anger…
SYRIZA’s utmost desire is to control the news, to gag all critical voices in the belief that they will remain in power.
The problem is not regulating television, but creating a hostage situation for everyone involved, in order to control the news.
Those who raged on about the closure of ERT are using the tailored advice of a university to fully circumvent the National Council for Radio and Television to close some channels, because they decided that the Greek market cannot support them.
While digital technology allows anyone to become a producer, State Minister Pappas is deciding as he wishes thanks to SYRIZA’s parliamentary majority…
They do not want to introduce order and stable rules, they want to full control the news…
The problem is not the exaggerations of the channels, but rather that they cannot stand their dirty laundry being aired.
Only society cannot endure any more lies and excuses, they’ve had enough of propaganda and targeting of those who do not submit to their calls.
Enough games with the institutions and dilemmas.
The freedom of speech and circulation of ideas and opinions are fundamental aspects of Democracy.
They cannot and will not subjugate them, nor become instruments of their regime mentality…
TO VIMA
