As a European and Greek that does not follow the mainstream media, I have followed and keep up with your interviews and articles over the last 4 months.
Following the last radio interview with Helen Skopis I’ve noticed a change in the way you were wording things and questions have now come across my mind and do not take me wrong.
What do you mean by saying you are working with Papandreou government, are you employed by them?
Is it only Goldmans Sachs that you are after? What happened with the people? Don’t they have to kick out the Papandreou government and the rest of the corrupted politicians anymore? Because, that was what you were saying before.

Kind regards,
Elias Human and Worker.

For your information 10 members of parliament of his political party, have (today) send a letter in the public asking the government WHY on the next day after he was elected (5 Oct 2009) naked short shelling was extended to 10 days with the allowance of “failed” transactions without any punishment. Of course they are not blaming him! They put the blame on Provopoulos (head of the national banks) who is a close associate and works under his command.

What a same max…

I think its good news that you have apparently been talking to the Hellenic administration. I hope that now this word got out, noone from the administration will say otherwise, because lets face it, back channels is something only they and you know about.

I would not be in a hurry and call him a brave man, since he has to prove that what he is saying is
a. possible since he is going after a banking system from which he has already taken money from and
b. that he is willing to go through with it.

If he did actually want to pursue the banking cartels he would have lended money back in November, when the spreads were low, make the appropriate changes in Hellenic economy and then go after the banking cartels.

How exactly is he going to do that now, when austerity and unemployment is all over the country? How will he go after the same people that they have lend money to the country and enforced, in his words, austerity. If I have understood correctly you have been screaming that the IMF is another branch of the banking cartels. So how exactly is he going to pull that off?

And let’s face it.. who wouldn’t? What would you not do for a billion dollars? Now.. imagine it’s a trillion? A bunch of trillions?

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Glebe is a Sydney NSW suburb
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RBC firebombed as protest, group claims

An explosive fire at a Royal Bank in Ottawa early Tuesday was a deliberate act of protest against corporate “Kanada,” a video posted online claims.

The video shows the RBC branch at Bank Street and First Avenue at night. It lights up suddenly, and flames spill out the front of the building. Two people can be seen walking casually out and heading offscreen toward the left.

The screen goes dark, and a written statement scrolls up the screen as it is read aloud by a computerized voice. It states that RBC was a major sponsor of the 2010 Olympics on “stolen indigenous land.”

“The Games in Vancouver are now over, but resistance continues,” said the statement. “An RBC branch can be found in every corner of Kanada.”

The statement, signed by “FFFC – Ottawa,” also says the group will be at the G20 summit in Toronto June 26-27 and at the G8 Summit near Huntsville, Ont., June 25-26.

The video and statement were posted under the title “Direct Action in Ottawa” on the website of the Ottawa Independent Media Centre by someone named GracB on Tuesday afternoon.

Earlier on Tuesday, Ottawa police said the Glebe fire, which broke out at about 3:30 a.m., was being treated as suspicious.

Fire investigators were at the scene of a suspicious fire at the Royal Bank at Bank Street and First Avenue early Tuesday morning. (Chad Pawson/CBC) Police said three or four men were seen running from the bank and then driving off in an SUV just before the fire was called in.

District Chief Jim Bloom of the Ottawa fire department said the fire started in the bank’s ATM area and quickly spread to the roof. It took 16 fire trucks and 35 firefighters to get the fire under control within half an hour of responding.

Damage is estimated at $300,000 and the bank will be closed for at least a week. The fire did not spread to a neighbouring restaurant.

The Ottawa police arson unit is now investigating.

Gina Masson was on her way to open Francesco’s coffee shop at Bank St. and Fifth Ave. when she saw the aftermath of the blaze.

Fires in the Glebe

Date Location Building Cause
Dec. 2, 2009 36 Third Ave. 8-unit apartment NA
Jan. 18, 2010 Glebe and Bank 18-unit apartment NA
Mar. 27, 2010 5 Monk St. 6-unit apartment Smoking
Apr. 9, 2010 242 Fifth Ave. 3-unit apartment Smoking
May 18, 2010 745 Bank St. Royal Bank Suspected arson

“I planned on going there this afternoon and it was gone,” said Masson, who said the rash of fires in the neighbourhood is concerning.

It is the fifth major fire to strike the Glebe neighbourhood in the last six months. The other fires occurred at low-rise apartments or houses converted into residential apartments.

Other major fires recently have also been called suspicious. Police have said a fire that destroyed five dump trucks in Ottawa’s west end a week ago Sunday was set.

A fire two weeks ago at two townhouse complexes under construction in the Bridlewood Park neighbourhood of Kanata was also suspicious.

Read more:
http://www.cbc.ca/canada/ottawa/story/2010/05/18/ott-glebe-bank-fire.html

I am a Greek citizen living in Greece and I have heard all interviews and all of your comments in general, made here and everywhere about the economy and of course the problem with Greece.

Correct me if I am wrong but few days back you were urging me and all other citizens of Greece to put the Wall Street Banks AND our current and previous governments to jail.

Now in this interview you praise Papandreou and his government for allegedly trying to put the Wall Street Banks in jail.

I can’t help but wonder…What has changed here??

Why are you now backing up Papandreou when not long ago you urging as so eagerly to put Papandreou to jail?

I hope you can give me (and the rest of the Greek population) a valid and sound answer.

Kind Regards,
Konstantinos

http://www.syttendemai.com/

Any chance of it happening?