Over 50 fires broke out in a few days in Greece. Yes, again. And like every year, history repeats itself: the fire department at its limits, the state absent, the residents alone with a hose, and the houses burning. But this year, it was different. Not because we were more prepared. But because there wasn't even any vegetation to burn — and yet, the fire reached the houses.
Each year, We are losing a piece of the country.. Not just forests. Land. Homeland. Memory. And then, what comes next? Luxury hotels, investments from “friends” with full wallets and empty consciences, wind turbines that come in without dialogue, without an account. Every burned slope is a future “development”. Not for the residents, but for those who have put Greece under the hammer.
Sell-outs, scandals, and show-off resignations
We don't have enough ashes. We are also experiencing the political theater of the year. Resignations that look like window cleaning. Scandals in OPEKEPE and in every corner of the state apparatus. People who haven't worked a single day, without a single penny, are playing with millions of European funds.And they don't invest them in Greece – they turn them into offshore, into villas, into power.
But let's also know the following: This money is not a gift. It is a loan.. And these loans are being placed on the back of Greece. And they are charging us, and tying us up, to take our subsoil. The gold, the deposits, our strategic position. Because Greece it is a node. It's the Balkans. It's East and West together. It's oil, natural gas, ports, sun and sea. And foreigners know it better than we do.
Possession without a rifle
And as if all this weren't enough, we see a population replacement without even a single shot being fired. From Libya, Turkey, the Middle East, armies of young men are arriving. And where are they going? To Crete. To the Aegean. Where foreign powers have always wanted control. Because Crete is not just an island – it is a geostrategic gateway. And if you don't hear about wars today, don't be fooled. The War is waged silently, with flows, with signatures, with silent concessions.
And the Greeks?
And the Greeks? What are we doing? We learned a few days ago that 91 personalities decided to “save Greece”. Sounds good. But who are the leaders they choose? People who opened the borders and brought chaos. Former ministers who sowed discord and are now being marketed as “patriots.” The same people who once collaborated with the system are now becoming “saviors.”
And I ask: How will they cancel what they themselves signed? How will they take back what has already been sold out? How will they overturn agreements that have passed through dozens of parliaments and European approvals?
The people are sleeping. The world does not see that Greece is conquered every day. And not from enemies with weapons. But from papers, investments, and bills. From a silent elite that holds the strings and plays our homeland at dice.
What is left?
Only the remains awakening. To open their eyes. To uncover their masks. Because otherwise I see us for another 500 years of slavery – this time not under the sword, but under banking control, by European directives, by contracts that bind generations.
Greece is burning.
But there is still time.
Not for another march. Not for another suspension.
But for rupture with sepsis.
Because if we don't stop now...
There will be no "after".
These personalities, even if they didn't exist, would have to be "invented". But fortunately they exist and they must be recruited!
The 91 personalities who sign:
Agouridis Dimitrios, CEO INTUS SMARTCITIES, CANADA
Alikakos Nikolaos, Major General (retd.), President of the National Unity Association
Anepsiou Georgios, Brigadier General of the Hellenic Air Force (retired), Doctor of International Law
Argyropoulos Konstantinos, retired officer, writer, Cyprus War Veteran 1974
Aifantis Georgios, Ambassador Retired
Varos Chronis, philologist, historical researcher, MA in modern and contemporary history, Neapolis University of Paphos
Veri Margarita, Mathematician
Veroutis Agisilaos, Businessman, Financial Analyst
Vlasakidis Efstratios, Lecturer in Informatics
Vlasakidis Christos, PAMAK Student
Gaitanis Michael, Lieutenant Commander of the Hellenic Air Force, ret.
Geroglis Panagiotis, Major General (retd.)
Giavasoglou Konstantinos, lawyer, former bank executive, former community councilor of Filothei, President of the Filothei Environmental Protection Association
Giakouvaki Glykeria, Entrepreneur
Grivas Konstantinos, Professor of Geopolitics, Evelpidon Military School
Dimitropoulos Panagiotis, Pharmacist
Anna Donta, Journalist, Member of the Society of Greek Writers
Doudoumis Georgios, former Minister of Economic and Commercial Affairs, author
Zarkali Ioulia, Architect Engineer
Zikopoulos Efstratios, cand. PhD Geopolitics, MSc Geopolitics, NKUA
Zografou Anastasia, Craftsman
Theofilopoulos Theofilos, Economist
Theofilopoulos Virginia, Psychologist
Thomaidou Chariklia, Executive of OSE
Kazara Angeliki, Philologist
Kalenderidis Savvas, Officer (retd.), publisher, writer
Kalikakis Georgios, Brigadier General (retd.)
Kapaklis Nikolaos, MSc Human Resources Management
Kapsaskis Petros-Dionysios, Doctor of Cultural Diplomacy
Karavidas Stefanos, MSc International Relations, Assistant Professor, University of Athens, Senior Lieutenant (I) re.a.
Karagiannakidis Nikolaos, Lawyer
Karafotias Panagiotis, Professor of International Relations
Katsaros Panagiotis, Lieutenant Commander, re.a.
Komninos Lakis, Actor
Kontrarou Georgia, Journalist
Koukoutsis Spyridon, Professor, University of Peloponnese
Kourousis Georgios, Olive Producer
Kyprianidis Epaminondas, Neurosurgeon
Konstantaki Irene, farmer
Lavrentzos Anastasios, Economist
Leventi Antonia, Philologist-Educator
Lefakis Nikolaos, Colonel (retd.), Member of ELISME
Livanis Elias, son of Antonis, Publisher
Mazis Ioannis Th., Associate Professor of Economic Geography & Geopolitical Theory, University of Athens
Manola Anna, Professor of Public Relations
Martzoukos Vasilios, Vice Admiral (retd.), Honorary Commander of the Hellenic Navy
Meletopoulos Meletios-Taygetos H., Doctor of Economics and Social Sciences, University of Geneva, Doctor of History, National University of Athens, Principal of Lyceum
Baltzoi Ioannis, Lieutenant General (retd.), President of ELISME
Baskalis Antonis, Merchant Marine School Student
Bezas Emmanuel, Mineral Resources Engineer, Geopolitical Analyst
Bisaktsi Irini, Mental Health Student
Boutos Georgios, ret. Director of the Directorate of Legislative Acts Processing of the General Secretariat of the Hellenic Republic.
Nearchou Pericles, Ambassador emeritus, former President of the Delphi Cultural Center
Nouka Ariadni, Lawyer
Davris Georgios, Lieutenant Commander, retired.
Dinos Konstantinos, Psychiatrist
Oikonomidis Petros, Businessman
Panagiotou Stavros, Professor, NTUA
Pantzaridou Despina, Head of the Thessaloniki Port Authority
Papagostis Theodoros, Senior Lieutenant Commander
Papadopoulou Thomai-Antria, Psychologist, Business Executive
Papanikolaou Eugenia (Jenny), Educator
Papanikolaou Kyriakos, Lecturer in Public Law, University of Thessaloniki
Pappa Dimitra, Deputy Director PNC/USA
Patsoyiannis Evangelos, Agriculturist, former President of the Regional Agricultural Council of Arcadia
Pavlopoulos Efstathios, Agriculturalist MSc, Entrepreneur
Pavlopoulos Ioannis, Admiral (retd.), Honorary Commander of the Fleet
Pavlos Panagiotis, Professor of Philosophy, Oslo University
Pyrgaris Georgios, economist, historical researcher, writer
George Poukamisas, Ambassador emeritus
Rolois Dimitrios, Neurosurgeon
Romanos Konstantinos, associate professor of Philosophy, University of the Aegean
Saripapas Anargyros, Lieutenant General (retd.), Vice President of the National Unity Association
Sidiropoulou Chariklia, Religious Theorist-Psychologist
Spinos Antonis, Businessman
Stroumbas Vasilios, Doctor
Tasios Petros, Internationalist specializing in American foreign policy, shipping executive
Tzoumis Lambros, Lieutenant General (retd.)
Tzortzinis Dimitris, Gynecologist, President of the Kalamata Medical Association
Tsaprounis Nikolaos, Professor S.A.
Tselentis Dionysis, philologist, former Co-Director of Athens College
Tsikopoulos Georgios, Pediatric Surgeon
Tsiotos Gregory, Assistant Professor of Medicine, Missouri Kansas, USA
Faloukas Athanasios, Physicist, former Director of Secondary Education, Vice President of the Panhellenic Pedagogical Society of Secondary Education
Faraklas Ioannis, Publisher ALL ABOUT SHIPPING, London
Filis Georgios, PhD in Geopolitics, Durham University (HB), Professor of International Relations, Geopolitical Analyst
Filippidou Olga, Psychologist, Business Executive
Fragoudis Georgios, associate professor M.E., publisher
Fotopoulos Athanasios, Historian, Emeritus Professor, University of Patras
Charalambidis Giannos, Lawyer, Doctor of International Relations
Hatzidimitriou Nasos, Stockbroker
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