«The prime minister has proven once again that he prioritizes his political survival over the protection of the public interest and national security,» states, in a statement, the president of Greek Solution.
And Kyriakos Velopoulos adds: «Out of place and out of time, (the prime minister) once again put forward conspiracy theories and divisive rhetoric instead of uniting Greeks in a common national effort: “Conspiracy theorists” are those who object to wind turbines in burned areas; “crazy” are those who have reservations about vaccines; “freeloaders” are those who demand aid due to the government’s blanket lockdowns, and “quirky” (now) are those who object to the Prespa Agreement, etc.
He ignored the heroes who lost their lives battling the raging inferno in order to promote his political narrative about the “success of the evacuations.”.
He did not announce a single resignation in connection with the “political responsibility” he had assumed, as he himself had advocated in 2018, while at the same time blaming even the pine trees that burned, thereby covering up the actual perpetrators—both natural and moral—of the arson crimes. »To cover up his government’s inadequacy, he left Greece and the Greek people unprotected.”.
And the statement by the president of Greek Solution concludes: «Unfortunately, what will remain as a sad memory of his government will be the unprecedented national devastation of Greek territory, and not the 112 text messages.».
