On my own, I had to delve deep into our modern History to be able to understand how it was possible that with so much fighting, so much blood and so much love for Ideals such as Humanism, Freedom and Equality, to have ended up in a regime – once rendered invisible to the many, but now visible to everyone - of totalitarianism, lawlessness, nepotism and cold crushing of the people at each social class.

And what I finally realized was that the reason we are still beset by the very ills that beset our ancestors was THE REFUSAL TO ACCESS TO INFORMATION BY THE NEW GENERATION. ...

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I will follow this to the end and I will sue them not only to Human Rights Court on charges that, based on Human Rights Laws, will not be possible to be turned down, but also do my best to see that they are indicted as criminals against Humanity at the International Court, the Hague, for deliberate crimes committed after 2002 that have led to systematic and targeted genocide and to massive encroachment of Human Rights of large social groups that will remain WITHOUT TERM OF LIMITATION. ...

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The only understanding of the Constitution is the one sourcing from the common sense of the People, and not of any ‘constitution specialist’ who has sold himself out. ...

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The man who let Krupp rebuild his economic empire built on the blood of Hilter’s victims was the president of the then newly set up World Bank McCloy, Wall Street lawyer, and councillor to many post-war governments and personal aide to their leaders, under the auspices, approval and support of West German president Adenauer. We are talking about the two major protagonists of the European post-war economic situation, both of whom (Marshall and McCloy) were Americans. ...

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Under real democratic rule, we never have to resort to human sacrifice to appease gods, whether they are markets, employers, productivity, competitiveness or the survival of the euro zone.

It is time we remembered that economic systems are built to serve Man rather than Man made to serve them. ...

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Beyond any kind of cockiness, wild rebel yells and generally dramatic histrionics by anyone towards the People, it is important to discuss why we need Popular Initiative, in the projection of substantive objections to all ‘programs’ of harsh austerity measures and of general social impoverishment, projected and side-supported by the necessary goebbelist terrorist propaganda of the mass media. ...

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In one of his last television interviews T. Pangalos, in an effort to attribute status to the propaganda he unleashed on the behest of his government, called upon the Constitution of Greece to substantiate the argument for the mass firing of civil servants despite their tenure. He also had to affront to suggest on behalf of himself that the Constitution must be upheld to the letter. ...

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If all these are put under historical scrutiny with names and other substantiating evidence, they come to fore immediately and transform the pages of history filled with supposedly glorious acts of the allies against the Axis powers, or with acts aiming to nullify Nazis (such as the liberation of concentration camps), into acts of simple propaganda to appease the claims and fulfil the expectations of the People. ...

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As we have already analyzed, the regime that we are up against on a daily basis is tantamount to Nazism, but it eludes detection because it hides under names, definitions and methodologies that at first camouflage the true colours of the enemy of the Peoples. In these present circumstances what is attempted is an utter and complete neutralization and subjugation of Peoples, their lands and their wealth, via control of their economies and public service infrastructures to a nameless, unidentifiable group of people who hide under the term ‘bond markets/speculators/investors’. ...

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Nazism in its present form can no longer of course be named ‘Nazism’ given the history of such a term. But it goes by other names that usurp and copy ideas that it of course does not follow, but through which it creates a movement and succeeds at a large scale.



In the economic sector, the term most widely used is neoliberalism / free market economy / elasticity on the employer-employee relations / refurbishing the system / sustained development, etc., terms that go down more easily than the real ones. That, is every abolishment of safety valves of the social strata pertaining to the average Citizen down, and gets camouflaged under an argumentation and rationale that spell an undefined ‘a better future’. ...

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