Since the crisis began, I’ve heard many Greeks and
Greek-Americans talk about the notion of ‘saving’ Greece. At every turn,
whether it is on Greek Television or in conversations amongst friends, we are bombarded
with this idealistic campaign for “national unity” during these difficult times
in order to help prevent economic collapse. In the Diaspora, they talk of investing in the
motherland, raising aid for those in need, and boosting tourism. However, just what is it, exactly, that we
are supposed to be saving?
Showing posts with label Greek Diaspora. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Greek Diaspora. Show all posts
Monday, May 27, 2013
Thursday, June 14, 2012
Greece and the Right to Revolution
Editor’s Note: This article and its proposals are a direct
response to the recent video produced by former SYRIZA candidate for the A’
Section of Athens Ifikratis Amyras in the May 6 elections. In his video, the
former candidate laid out his plan for Revolutionary War.
Thursday, February 16, 2012
Hellenism must established International Congress
Throughout history, Governments-in-exile have been created as a response to occupation, civil war, or when the legitimacy of a government in power comes under fire. The question before the Greek people today is has Greece come to such a point, where the creation of an International Congress of Hellenism must be established to serve as a Government-in-Exile for the Greek Nation. Does the Papademos Government still serve the interests of the people or has the time come to establish such an entity, so as to ensure our nation’s survival? The answer is yes.
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