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Tsimpos argued that the incorrect translation occurred under conditions that, as he wrote, those commenting had not experienced: the coach was looking elsewhere, his lips were not clearly visible, and there was noise that was not captured by the microphone. He added that a few words had been spoken that could change the meaning and that some believed the mistake might have been deliberate. He ironically referred to the Londoners as "infallible" and mentioned Alex. #ποδόσφαιρο #μετάφραση #αθλητισμός (translated)

The author of the post argued that Greeks would pay very dearly for the mistakes of Kyriakos Mitsotakis, Alexis Tsipras, and Nikos Androulakis regarding the Ukrainian issue. He said that the three politicians should publicly apologize for what he described as a criminal mistake, support Ukraine, and fight against Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump. https://t.co/ETHzAZKENl #Ελλάδα #Ουκρανία #πολιτική #GR #UA #RU #US (translated)

Adonis Georgiadis told Mrs. Yamali that, according to recorded phone calls, the interested parties first called 166, even though there was no ambulance service there, and that the recordings documented a wait of 25 minutes. He accused her of presenting a misleading photo of an old, decommissioned ambulance instead of the one that was dispatched, and that she transmitted inaccurate information. He asked her to investigate the complaint before broadcasting it, noting that she could have contacted the mayor to verify which ambulance appeared. He requested an explicit denial and urged her to check what she had stated. He added that if she insisted on what he characterized as lies, he would use every available institutional means to defend the National Health System and the trust the public has in it. He clarified that he was not saying this as a threat, but to distinguish journalistic criticism from lying. #Δημοσιογραφία #ΕΣΥ #Αλήθεια (translated)

FLORENTIA narrated the stories of Ra and Tsukuyomi, linking them to mental health. She wrote that Isis had forced Ra to reveal his hidden name after being bitten by a snake she had made from mud and his saliva. She presented the name as the vulnerable point upon which his power depended. Regarding Tsukuyomi, she mentioned that he killed the goddess of food in a moment of anger and that his sister, Amaterasu, has since cut off all relations with him. FLORENTIA argued that the stories illustrate how pressure can undermine even those who seem resilient. She urged readers not to disregard the fatigue and difficulties of those around them and to support one another. In the postscript, she referred to the philosophy of Kintsugi and noted that it was the hand that should reach out to others. #ψυχικήυγεία #κοιτώνταςτονάλλον #ευαλωτότητα (translated)

Adonis Georgiadis requested an end to populism in the related discussion, which he characterized as erroneous. He argued that only one unit, Ptolemaida V, was new and could continue to operate. He wrote that most units had closed due to age and were not allowed to operate, while the others had a few years of life left and would require enormous, unprofitable investments for safe operation. He added that the cost of CO₂ had not been taken into account. #λαϊκισμός #ενέργεια #περιβάλλον (translated)

Vasso Koulpa, the mother of Anastasios Koutsopoulos, described in her testimony at the trial for the Tempe disaster how she said goodbye to her son before he boarded the train. She mentioned that he was initially scheduled to leave the next day and that he had shown her his new mobile phone, which, as he told her, could be used to call in case of an accident. Koulpa said that at 11:05, Tasos informed her by phone that the train was delayed and that he was in Larissa. Later, when he did not answer her calls, her husband speculated that there might not have been a signal along the route. At 12:15, as she reported, her son George informed her that the train had derailed. The family set off for Larissa, and upon arriving at the scene, she was searching for Tasos among the injured and the people who were crying. At the hospital, according to her testimony, she saw a stretcher being taken down from an ambulance that carried a bag with a dead body, and she tried to determine if the body was her son’s. Later, she told the investigating judge that she did not know what exactly she had received, describing how her child had been burned. She claimed that Tasos had survived the collision and could have been saved if the fire had not broken out. Koulpa stated that she wanted to know the truth and requested that the investigation and justice not be influenced by political considerations. She also said that she did not accept human error as an explanation and called for all evidence to be examined. #Δικαιοσύνη #Τέμπη #Αλήθεια (translated)

The writer mentioned that a few days before Marco Rubio's arrival in Greece, the "Roadmap for Defense Cooperation" between France and Turkey was signed in Ankara. He considered it a serious mistake to underestimate the agreement and added that, in his observation, they were dealing with other issues in Athens. https://t.co/79GsL2Wumz #Γαλλία #Τουρκία #ΑμυντικήΣυνεργασία #FR #TR #GR (translated)

Vicky wrote that Vasso Koulpa, the mother of Tasos Koutsopoulos who lost his life in the Train tragic accident at Tembi, said in her testimony that when she heard the recordings, she recognized her son's voice and relived the tragedy. She mentioned that Tasos had survived the collision but was burned in the fire, and that she would continue to fight for justice and to find out who was responsible for his death. Koulpa, according to the post, said she did not accept the version of human error, as she believed the train was not safe and nothing was functioning. She added that she believed her son was lost for political purposes and that she wanted to know the truth. #Τέμπη #Δικαιοσύνη #ΑληθινήΙστορία (translated)

Billo responded to comments asking him why he called someone "sick," what he said wrong, and whether he was obsessed with him. In a derogatory tone, he claimed that the specific person had asked his coach to admit that it was wrong to have a player of the caliber of Pelé or Maradona warm up and ultimately not use him in the match. #ποδόσφαιρο #σχόλια #προπονητής (translated)

The Red Paint wrote that those who had carried out the specific procedure many times could not, in her opinion, have forgotten even the basics in the case of Mazonanaki. She expressed hope that the police would investigate the possibility of murder and not an accident, citing "many coincidences." She added that she was ready to be labeled a conspiracy theorist for what she said. #apokalypseis #Μαζωνάκης #δολοφονία #αστυνομία (translated)

FLORENTIA wrote that, in anticipation of October 28, video content was expected on social media that, according to her, would reiterate arguments about Greek history from 1940. She predicted that their creators would attribute the Greek resistance to the use of pitch, would associate an 18th-century French card player with contemporary Greek identity, and would present Greece's victory as an accident. She also mentioned that they would argue that Italy had been provoked by Greece and would use footage of Greeks throwing flowers at German motorcyclists in 1941 as a sign of hospitality. FLORENTIA criticized the use of material from SS archives and argued that such narratives aimed, in her opinion, to overshadow agreements of friendship and non-aggression with Berlin and the shipment of chromium to the German war industry. She also referred to the Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact, the collapse of the front, and the sinking of the submarine Elli in Tinos. #Ιστορία #Γαστρονομία #Προπαγάνδα (translated)