Update On Upcoming Nationalist Rally In Meligala
The latest news in the international press on the upcoming Nationalist Rally in Meligala:
Greek organisers of "Hatewave 2005", a European far-right festival this month, are keeping the site secret as local authorities across the country demanded the event be banned.
"The festival will go ahead. It will be held on private property and you will find out the location a day before it is due to start," a Golden Dawn official told Reuters.
The mayor of the central Greek town of Stylida joined the fray on Friday saying "Hatewave" organisers had booked a private camp site near her town some two hours north of Athens.
"We are furious here," mayor Aleka Schoretsaniti told Greek television. "Our whole (Greek) people fought against Nazism and they want to come here?"
Stylida is only a few kilometres (miles) away from the birthplace of World War II communist resistance fighter, Aris Velouchiotis, a much revered Greek hero for his battle against Nazi Germany's 1941-44 occupation of Greece.
"Of course it is symbolic that they want to hold their event here at the birthplace of Velouchiotis," the mayor said. (Full Story)
Greek organisers of "Hatewave 2005", a European far-right festival this month, are keeping the site secret as local authorities across the country demanded the event be banned.
"The festival will go ahead. It will be held on private property and you will find out the location a day before it is due to start," a Golden Dawn official told Reuters.
The mayor of the central Greek town of Stylida joined the fray on Friday saying "Hatewave" organisers had booked a private camp site near her town some two hours north of Athens.
"We are furious here," mayor Aleka Schoretsaniti told Greek television. "Our whole (Greek) people fought against Nazism and they want to come here?"
Stylida is only a few kilometres (miles) away from the birthplace of World War II communist resistance fighter, Aris Velouchiotis, a much revered Greek hero for his battle against Nazi Germany's 1941-44 occupation of Greece.
"Of course it is symbolic that they want to hold their event here at the birthplace of Velouchiotis," the mayor said. (Full Story)
1 Comments:
Ares Velouchiotes a "much revered Greek hero"? The audacity and offensiveness of these Leftist news reports just gets greater and greater. Velouchiotes was, without a doubt, one of the greatest butchers of innocent Greeks to have ever lived. The following is a quote from Velouchiotes which puts his bloodthirsty and fanatic mentality in perspective: "We didn’t kill enough people. The English were taking a major interest in that crossroads called Greece. If we had killed all their friends, they wouldn’t have been able to land. Everyone described me a killer -- that’s the way we were. Revolutions succeed only when rivers run red with blood, and blood has to be spilled if what you are aiming for is the perfectibility of the human race". However, I'm not all that surprised that this article is glorifying this greatest of traitors and murderers. After all, the article was written by a certain "Karolos Grohmann" -- a "Greek" Jew, no doubt.
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