Tag: greece

12 Sea Invaders Drown Off Greek Coast

Reuters November 15, 2013 Dennis, you little rascal. Maybe you should try a swimming race. Twelve migrants, including four children, drowned on Friday after their boat capsized just off a Greek island, the coastguard said, adding to the hundreds of deaths this year of people…

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Greece Intercepts Mystery Ship Carrying 20,000 Assault Rifles

RT November 11, 2013 The Greek Coastguard has intercepted a Sierra Leone-flagged cargo ship with around 20,000 Kalashnikov assault rifles on board. The intended destination of the vessel, halted near the Imia islets in the eastern Aegean, remains unknown. The cargo ship Nour M, intercepted…

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Anti-Golden Dawn Legislation Up in the Greek Parliament

Framed as “anti-racist,” the bill in the Greek parliament to ‘stop the hate’ is explicitly anti-Golden Dawn. An anti-Antisemitism organization, the Coordination Forum for Countering Antisemitism , gives us the details : Justice Minister Haralambos Athanassiou on Friday submitted to the General Accounting Office an…

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Anti-Austerity Stike Brings Greece to a Halt

Reuters November 7, 2013 Syntagma. Thousands of striking Greek workers marched to parliament in pouring rain on Wednesday to protest against measures imposed by foreign lenders, whose inspectors are in Athens to review the country’s bailout. The 24-hour general walkout by Greece’s largest public and…

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Troika to Greece: Time to Bend Over Again

CNBC November 5, 2013 Athens, Greece: Birthplace of civilization, ground zero for its collapse. Greece’s international creditors are due to meet the country’s finance minister Tuesday for talks over the country’s bailout program and the holes in its budget, discussions which are central to the…

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Golden Dawn Speaks Out About Terrorist Attack

I don’t think the government is going to be in too much of a hurry to solve this crime. If it is solved, it reduces the chance of loose cannons loosely associated with the party taking matters into their own hands, and clearly, the government…

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Memorial Held for Fallen Soldiers of the Golden Dawn

Rest in peace, brothers. Europa shall not forget you. Thousands of Greeks attended a memorial on Saturday, paying homage to George Fountouli and Manos Kapeloni, the two heroic men shot at point-blank range in a terrorist attack on the Golden Dawn. The ceremony was held…

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Citigroup Predicts Worsening Hell in Europe

Telegraph October 29, 2013 If Citigroup is right, the slight rebound in Europe over the summer will not be enough to stop Club Med going from bad to worse, with a string of soft defaults/restructurings. I pass their latest forecasts on to readers. I do…

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Golden Dawn Rally to Free the Leader

Thousands of members of the Golden Dawn rallied in Athens on Saturday in front of the party’s headquarters demanding the release of the Leader. The anarchists showed up and did nothing.

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Maria has Bulgarian Gypsy Mother?

BBC October 25, 2013 Huh. DNA tests have confirmed a Bulgarian Roma couple as the biological parents of mystery child Maria, found in Greece last week, Bulgarian officials say. They identified the couple as Sasha Ruseva and Atanas Rusev. The officials are investigating whether the…

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Gypsies were Grooming Maria to be a Child Bride

Daily Mail October 24, 2013 Child bride: Little Maria may have been married off at 12 for a substantial dowry. She is pictured with Eleftheria Dimopoulou, and husband Hristos Salis. Little blonde Maria was being groomed by her gipsy captors to be a child bride,…

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Greek Parliament Illegally Cuts Golden Dawn Funding

Ekathimerini October 24, 2013 Greek lawmakers voted to cut off state funding to the far-right Golden Dawn party early on Wednesday, the latest effort by the government to clamp down on a party it has branded a “neo-Nazi criminal gang.” Golden Dawn had steadily risen…

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Maria Not on Interpol’s Missing Child List

Ekathimerini October 22, 2013 She does not look Bulgarian to me. The young girl found living with a couple who are not her biological parents in a Roma camp in central Greece last week is not on Interpol’s list of missing children, the Greek Police…

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Greeks 40% Poorer than in 2008

RT October 22, 2013 A man searches for food inside a garbage, in front of a One Euro shop in central Athens Greeks are nearly 40 percent poorer than 5 years ago, with disposable incomes down by a third since the country entered into recession.…

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Nikolaos Michaloliakos Speaks From Inside ZOG Gulag in Greece

Golden Dawn America October 20, 2013 This is an exclusive Golden Dawn New York English translation of an interview done for the Newspaper “Stoxos” (Target) by the editor of that paper, Dimitra Mylonas. It was Saturday morning, September 28th when Nikolaos Michaloliakos leader of Golden…

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