Invasion of gold rushes in the area of ​​the town hall of Kalamariawhere an exhibition of paintings by an artist from North Macedonia is taking place, should awaken us as a society, above all with principles.

We thought that by imprisoning high-ranking A.A. for the criminal offenses that ended in the murder of Pavlos Fissas, we got rid of the Nazi cancer.

Events like the one in Kalamaria, or the party struggle for Kasidiaris’ participation under such a democratic guise in the elections, however, refute us.

The saying of the Vietnamese Ho Chi Minh is confirmed, according to which “the corpse, while you leave it buried, begins to hope that it will live.”

Democracy relaxed and allowed the “corpse” of the Golden Dawn to come to its senses and threaten (it) again. In addition to parliament, he seeks to return to the “sidewalk”, where, during the “anti-system” explosion, he “became famous” for destruction, beating and murder.

Let’s have no illusions. The beast has not been exterminated. Prosecutors (!) with “ties” depict “inflated” people with knives and iron fists, like those arrested in Kalamaria.

Supreme Court Prosecutor Isidoros Dogiakos questioned “whether the party responsible for the murder could be represented in Parliament”. Reason and democracy say no.

According to the former deputy prosecutor of the Supreme Court, Kanellopoulos, the answer is yes – nothing is happening, that is – because he himself planned to lead this work!

(Note: For so many years, Justice has been hiding in its depths and rewarding, highlighting its child in its high offices, who hates the democratic state, which it, in its role, must protect).

Citizens now have the opportunity, with our vote, to give the “monster” a free shot, and of course Justice will protect democratic normality.

However, by the time these lines were written, the prosecutor’s office had not even investigated the cases of the gold miners in Kalamaria.