THE LAST DAYS OF PASOK

Venizelos mumbojumboes that Pasok guarantees the stability of Greece's coalition
government. Venizelos points out the government is only three-and-a-half months
old and everyone's attention is focused on negotiations with Troika about the
measures. Troika is mad as hell, and it cannot take it from piggish
Graecokleptocrats anymore.

Troika walks grim-faced into its meetings with piggish Graecokleptocrats wearing
funeral clothes! Troika is a doctor, who is looking over the tests of
Graecokleptocrats, shaking its head, and Graecokleptocrats wondering if they are
going to live or die. Troika knows what's going on in Greece, because it reads
the venitism blogspot every day.

Troika rushes in and out of ministers' offices with heads down, clutching files
and avoiding reporters. Troika reviews a track record of two years of broken
promises to international lenders, who have pledged a quarter of a trillion
euros to pull Greece back from the brink of bankruptcy.

The coalition government of Samaras and Venizelos, Laurel and Hardy of Greek
politics, is racing against the clock to come up with cuts and reforms. Laurel
and Hardy have fallen quite badly behind, due to the election campaign and they
are trying very hard to put the train back on track. Troika's main task is to
see how Laurel and Hardy could get restarted.

Troika is angry and fed up. Greece would not get any money unless it showed some
progress. Among a long list of failures, Laurel and Hardy have not completed any
substantial privatizations and is behind on tax reform, restructuring the public
sector and properly opening up markets and professions.

Laurel and Hardy blame their failure on a deeper than expected recession and
want two more years to catch up. Troika says huge political corruption and
half-hearted reforms are to blame for holding the economy back. The lenders are
demanding abolition of Graecokleptocracy and Trojan Horses. Troika has made it
clear to Laurel and Hardy that they should forget about renegotiating the 130
billion euro bailout plan; instead, they should prove their credibility first.

Venizelos hoodwinks that Pasok serves as a guarantor for a greater strategy!
Should this come off and pay off, then he will begin to feel vindicated.
Venizelos, who served as finance minister in the George Papandreou
administration, might be the last president of the dying Pasok. A VPRC poll last
week ranked Pasok last at sixth place with a scant 5.5 percent support. Pasok
used to be the first party with a 42% support.

Greece has all the right conditions for corruption: plenty of bureaucracy, no
functioning justice system, laws with numerous loopholes, and economic pressure.
Regarding bribes and robbing the Greek Treasury, Premier Andreas Papandreou
famously advised Pasokleptocrats: We all agree, of course, that we are allowed
to give ourselves a little present from time to time, but please don't make it
too large!

Many Pasok politicians, such as Akis Tsochatzopoulos, Yannos Papantoniou, Tasos
Mantelis, Christos Verelis, and Mariliza Xenoyiannakopoulou, are now
investigated by the Financial Crimes Squad (SDOE). The stupidity, corruption,
and freak of rotten Pasok, the most infamous political mafia on Earth, are out
of this world! Pasok mafiosi are the freaks that initiated the impunity and
immunity of Graecokleptocrats, the Siemens scandal, the military bribes, myriad
kickbacks, and the fiasco of October 18, 2010, which destroyed my life. Pasok
freaks stole my life. Pasok declared a war against me, but the whole world is
watching this Armageddon.

Pasok is a socialist mafia, a den of thieves, member of the Socialist
International, the Party of European Socialists, and the Progressive Alliance of
Socialists and Democrats. Pasokleptocrats span the gamut of political
corruption. Bribe is the gift bestowed to influence the recipient's conduct.
Kickback is a payment to a person in a position of power or influence for having
made an income possible. Embezzlement is outright theft of entrusted funds.
Patronage is favoring supporters. Nepotism is favoring kin. Cronyism is favoring
kith. Graft is an unscrupulous use of a politician's authority for personal
gain. The freakish government of Pasok stole my life!

During Andreas Papandreou's leadership, wages were substantially boosted and
income was heavily taxed. At the very beginning, the members and the leadership
of the mafia were very critical of NATO and the European Economic Community, but
this attitude was soon abandoned when they realized they could make more
kickbacks and bribes. Andreas Papandreou and Akis Tsochatzopoulos wished to
create a socialistic world where kleptocrats would dominate.

Tsochatzopoulos, a distinguished leader and cofounder of Pasok, served in
cabinets between 1981 and 2004. He was elected to the Greek Parliament for the
first time in 1981 and remained in seat until 2007. He was the second most
important person of Pasok, the crown prince of Pasok, but fate was not nice to
him, ending up in prison for what all Pasokleptocrats did anyhow, political
corruption beyond imagination! But while the other Pasokleptocrats knew how to
cover their ass, Tsochatzopoulos lived like a king, inviting scrutiny and
jealousy.

After Andreas Papandreou's death, Costas Simitis defeated Tsochatzopoulos, and
he was elected President of Pasok. Simitis moved to modernize the mafia, making
it purely social democratic. Tight fiscal policies, privatization of state
enterprises, and a broadening of the tax base were implemented. But due to huge
political corruption, Pasok was defeated at the polls in the election of 2004.
The Nea Democratia policies adopted by the new government, forced Pasok to turn
left under the leadership of George Papandreou. Five years later, the Party
triumphed in the 2009 elections.

After the 2009 electoral sweep, there were many revelations of huge political
corruption. Moreover, the deficit that had run up in the years leading to 2010
was of an enormous unmanageable scope. Greece was faced with imminent
bankruptcy, and the government received emergency funds from IMF and ECB. In
exchange for further loans, Fourth Reich required austerity policies.

The rotten Pasok government was the #1 enemy of the Greek people!
Pasokleptocrats did myriad stupid things. The freakish Pasok government of
Greece in 2010 was so stupid that it hoodwinked all media that I conspired to
trigger a war between Greece and Turkey and blame Mariliza Xenogiannakopoulou,
Alternate Minister of Foreign Affairs of Greece, for it!

Accusing dissident bloggers of treason, Pasokleptocrats manufactured a blood libel in cyberspace,
which in turn incited hatred and violence. The government of Greece gave my
head on plate to Erdogan. Brutal Pasokleptocrats destroyed my life. My life is
stolen. Now I demand my life back!

In Greece, the most corrupt country of Fourth Reich, trains run completely empty
to nowhere! Many trains bought from Germany do not fit the rails, but they were
bought just to generate bribes! In 2009, investigators of the Munich
Prosecution Department uncovered a corruption affair, in which MAN has given
huge bribes to Greek politicians to get large orders for overpriced trolleys. A
streetcar named desire! These trolleys with huge markups are named bribes! But
Greek prosecutors have started investigating this scandal just in September of
2012! Many Pasok politicians, such as Christos Verelis and Mariliza
Xenoyiannakopoulou, are now investigated by the Financial Crimes Squad (SDOE).

Pasok's transformation from of its original socialistic principles to
kleptocratic principles disenchanted many Party members. The social disruption
flowing from revelations of huge political corruption sparked major
demonstrations against the government. In the May 2012 elections that followed,
the Party placed third. Recent polls place Pasok fifth. For all practical
purposes, Pasok is now dead. History will record it as a den of thieves.

Piggish Pasokleptocrats chose former Defense Minister Akis Tsochatzopoulos of
Pasok as a scapegoat for their sins, because his living style corresponds to the
Royal House of Saudi Arabia. This way, they hope Greeks could cool down and
forget about the myriad briberies and scandals of Pasokleptocrats. Obviously,
Pasokleptocrats undervalue the intelligence of Greeks. Greeks know very well,
there is no just a single culprit, but at least four hundred culprits who stole
billions of euros, safely deposited in their offshore accounts.

Scapegoating Tsochatzopoulos is a hostile social-psychological discrediting
routine by which Pasokleptocrats move blame and responsibility away from
themselves and towards Tsochatzopoulos. It is also a practice by which angry
feelings and feelings of hostility are projected, via accusation, towards
Tsochatzopoulos. Tsochatzopoulos feels singly persecuted and receives
vilification, blame and criticism, even though four hundred Graecokleptocrats
did similar things. Tsochatzopoulos suffers rejection from Greeks who
Pasokleptocrats seek to influence.

In scapegoating Tsochatzopoulos, feelings of guilt, aggression, blame and
suffering are transferred away from Pasokleptocrats so as to fulfill an
unconscious drive to resolve or avoid such bad feelings. This is done by the
displacement of responsibility and blame to Tsochatzopoulos who serves as a
target for blame both for Pasokleptocrats and Greeks.

The Pasokleptocrats' drive to displace and transfer responsibility away from
themselves may not be experienced with full consciousness as self-deception is a
feature. Tsochatzopoulos experiences exclusion, ostracism, and expulsion.
Scapegoating frees Pasokleptocrats from some self-dissatisfaction and provides
some narcissistic gratification to them. It enables the self-righteous discharge
of aggression.

Scapegoating Tsochatzopoulos also can be seen as the Pasokleptocrats' defense
mechanism against unacceptable emotions such as hostility and guilt.
Scapegoating Tsochatzopoulos is an example of projective identification, with
the primitive intent of splitting, separating the good from the bad.
Pasokleptocrats are also insecure people driven to raise their own status by
lowering the status of Tsochatzopoulos.

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