Today marks the anniversary of when our two comrades, Giorgos Fountoulis and Manos Kapelonis were murdered. Years have now passed, and the killers have not been brought to justice. It is illogical to expect that the state will ever prosecute them because the perpetrators have connections to the very state that is destroying Greece. Until we as Greeks rise up against those who commit such crimes, these injustices will continue.
May they rest in peace, and may their memory live on and their deaths be avenged in the way that our ancestors would have done.
Reblogged this on Peter Cooney Enabler and commented:
Thoughts are with Giorgios and Manos, that they are in a better place and Golden Dawn are going to pick up on the way obvious Zio-Marxist issue that they’re yet to identify at any great length.
Can someone from Golden Dawn explain to me why the Greek people continue not voting for Golden Dawn? I’m looking at the latest opinion polls for the next Greek elections (Assuming they’re valid) and it shows only a small boost for Golden Dawn while the vast majority of voters are switching back from Syria to New Democracy. This baffles my mind. After all that has happened to Greece what makes them think going back to the same sellout parties that put them in their current situation is going to solve anything? What does Golden Dawn plan to do to break this plateau?
Meant to say “SYRIZA” not “Syria”.
In reality the turnout is going to be much much lower, people are just giving up on voting altogether, at this point. While Nea Demokratia may win, it is not really because of any kind of surge in popularity. The average Greek will only go to Golden Dawn in mass when there is no more stability at all, unfortunately they are still “hoping” for some end to the crisis and the other parties promise them a small amount of crumbs (pension, civil service jobs) although reduced. They view a Golden Dawn ruled Greece as an unecessary hardship that will put what little income the have left at risk. Aside from the more traditional “anti fascist” reasons you hear in other western countries.