Jew-owned Casinos In Greece
The Casino licenses in Crete were granted under the Mitsotakis regime of the early 1990s, incidentally I've also read publications claiming that Mitsotakis is a Jew. This dated article from the Jewish-Zionist dominated and owned American magazine TIME, blatantly reveals who owns "Greek" Casinos in Greece:
Cohen, a congenial, French-born Greek national with a salt-and-pepper beard, gives me a quick tour. "Seventy tables, 600 slots, an average of 3,200 customers a day," he tells me. "Since we opened in 1995, we've had 5.8 million people come through these doors."
"Mostly Greeks?" I ask.
Cohen nods. "Gambling is a Greek passion. It's our Mediterranean character. They say the biggest gamblers in the world are the Chinese and the Greeks. The Chinese will gamble their wives away; we stop at our mothers-in-law."
The 6,500-sq.-m gaming floor is decorated with garish copies of ancient Greek frescoes and plaster statues on marble pedestals. At the tables, players are staring intently at blackjack cards and spinning roulette balls. They seem strangely sedate, considering the large sums that are in play. "People spend a lot of money on gambling here," says Cohen. "I don't know where it comes from. They bet a total of $4.7 billion last year. The average daily bet per player is nearly $500. Anybody in here would be considered a VIP customer at a U.S. casino. We serve free drinks at the tables to show our appreciation."
Owned by four Israelis, the casino is a lucrative business by any measure, with $118 million in gross income and $34 million in profits last year.
Cohen, a congenial, French-born Greek national with a salt-and-pepper beard, gives me a quick tour. "Seventy tables, 600 slots, an average of 3,200 customers a day," he tells me. "Since we opened in 1995, we've had 5.8 million people come through these doors."
"Mostly Greeks?" I ask.
Cohen nods. "Gambling is a Greek passion. It's our Mediterranean character. They say the biggest gamblers in the world are the Chinese and the Greeks. The Chinese will gamble their wives away; we stop at our mothers-in-law."
The 6,500-sq.-m gaming floor is decorated with garish copies of ancient Greek frescoes and plaster statues on marble pedestals. At the tables, players are staring intently at blackjack cards and spinning roulette balls. They seem strangely sedate, considering the large sums that are in play. "People spend a lot of money on gambling here," says Cohen. "I don't know where it comes from. They bet a total of $4.7 billion last year. The average daily bet per player is nearly $500. Anybody in here would be considered a VIP customer at a U.S. casino. We serve free drinks at the tables to show our appreciation."
Owned by four Israelis, the casino is a lucrative business by any measure, with $118 million in gross income and $34 million in profits last year.
2 Comments:
And lets just say that Israel has NO casino in it's own ''land''. They only open casinos in other countries so every stupid can go and destroy his life.
Oh, by the way! Have you read the news?? Turkish language in Greek schools! Yeap! It's true! Now our children will also learn the turkish language if they want, but I don't think it's going to work this time!
http://ellhnismos.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=343
http://www.noitikiantistasis.com/wordpress/?p=223
Mitsotakis is a crypto hebrw.
When Turkey penetrates the EU, not only their language ,their emigrants but also their flag will fly all over where there is a Turkish presence. A giant dam burst of 88 m Turks will then pour over the continent and beyond.
In the meantime the continents aging population are busy making money, having fun.... and.. dying.
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