EU’s Attack on Greek Democracy; an answer to Denmark’s newspaper Politiken
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CrisisMirror’s answer (in Danish and in English) to Politiken’s controversial article (http://politiken.dk/oekonomi/gloekonomi/ECE2736282/graesk-parlament-siger-ja-til-kontroversiel-folkeafstemning/) that found Greece’s coming referendum to be … controversial! Danske medier og den græske folkeafstemning I en artikel i Politiken den 28. juni bliver den græske … |
Syriza can’t just cave in. Europe’s elites want regime change in Greece
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It’s now clear that Germany and Europe’s powers that be don’t just want the Greek government to bend the knee. They want regime change. Not by military force, of course – this operation is being directed from Berlin and Brussels, … |
Where did the Greek bailout money go?
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Published at the Guardian (29/6/2015): http://www.theguardian.com/world/2015/jun/29/where-did-the-greek-bailout-money-go?CMP=share_btn_fb Less than 10% of the money was used by the government for reforming its economy and safeguarding weaker members of society |
The moral crusade against Greece must be opposed
By Zoe Williams‘This is our political alternative to neoliberalism and to the neoliberal process of European integration: democracy, more democracy and even deeper democracy,” said Alexis Tsipras on 18 January 2014 in a debate organised by the Dutch Socialist … |
The view from outside (a comment on the national election results)
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National Socialism lite is on its way to Denmark with a thermos flask of coffee. Thus the avalanche of votes falling to the odious Danish People’s Party recoils to the pig sty: ethnically Danish bacon for all! Ventre de merde … |




