EDITOR’S NOTE (Nick Stamatakis). John Kiriakou speaks loudly about the Zionist incursion in Greece. The Greeks are revolting against it, and it’s only a matter of time before it explodes… Helleniscope has discussed the geopolitical perspective extensively: Israel wants to take and never to give. A year and a half ago, when Greek-Turkish tensions around the island of Kassos neared open conflict, the Greek foreign ministry asked Israel to send a corvette to the area. THEY FLAT OUT REFUSED. I have been suggesting for the past 15-17 years (since 2009 when Israel-Turkey relationships started to deteriorate with the famous incident between Erdogan and Shimon Peres in Davos) that the only way for Greece to have a meaningful relationship with Israel is absolute RECIPROCITY.
In our case, this means Israel gives FIRST, and then Greece and Cyprus reciprocate. As it is right now, Greece and Cyprus give first (weapons purchases and many other offers that have to do with allowing Israel to have what it does not – strategic depth).
Allow me to translate this into current policy: Greece should immediately declare a 12-mile territorial water zone and then, immediately after or simultaneously, declare its EEZ and unite it with the EEZ of Cyprus, something the Cyprus government has been asking for the past two decades. IF ISRAEL WANTS ANY SUPPORT FROM HELLENISM, THEY SHOULD OFFER ALL THEIR SUPPORT AND STAND BEHIND GREECE ALL THE WAY.
Otherwise, they can stay in the isolation they have created for themselves, and they will stay outside Greece. Greece and Cyprus do NOT want their blood money. And they should have to go to Patagonia (In the South of Argentina – where famous Zionists have already purchased huge pieces of land) and to Antarctica. This is the only place on Earth they will be welcome.
In the second video below, more on the reactions of the Greeks against arrogant Zionists…
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source – defenddemocracy.press
We reproduce below a post from the Greek Facebook characteristic of the growing tension between simple Greeks and Zionists
