“Waterloo suffered from Mr. Tsipras in the debate about the vote of no confidence, he completely outmaneuvered him and revealed his true intentions. What he institutionally failed to do on Friday, he is trying to do today through extortion. Since the rules of democracy do not serve him, as a sincere supporter of Trumpism a la Greca, he is taking actions aimed at questioning and seriously weakening the institutional pillars of Greek democracy: popular sovereignty, parliamentarism and constitutional order,” the government spokesman emphasizes. in a statement by Yannis Oikonomou commenting on Alexis Tsipras’ statements in an interview he gave to Zappeio today.

“His origins transcend all limits and have become absolutely dangerous,” he notes, saying that he is again trying, after 2015, to take Greece outside of European democratic law and make it a Third World country like those he admires.

“Involved and possessing a totalitarian mentality, Mr. Tsipras did not believe that all those who have damaged democracy throughout our political history were launching subversive projects, attacking parliamentarism and trying to delegitimize the functioning of parliament. Today, Mr. Tsipras is their successor,” emphasizes Mr. Economou.

He concludes by stating that Al. Tsipras was and will remain hopelessly alone in his fall. “The government, on whose side the vast majority of citizens are, ensures and guarantees the democratic normality and orientation of Greece,” he adds.