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Winston Churchill argued that the USA could buy Russian oil and resell it in Europe at a much higher price, with an American intermediary, while Europe had imposed an embargo aimed at pressuring Russia. He strongly criticized European leaders, using vulgar terms, and accused them that their policies harmed the competitiveness of the continent. He presented the possibility of buying the same oil more expensively through the USA as an example of European policy failure. #ΕυρωπαϊκήΠολιτική #Ρωσία #Πετρέλαιο (translated)

Giovanni_10 sarcastically wrote that there was a problem with Tairik at Olympiakos and that developments for the player Stroumboulis would proceed quickly. He added that he had no further words for the recipients and addressed them with a derogatory term. #olympiacosbc https://t.co/vXK8r2CkRw #Ολυμπιακός #basketball #αθλητικά (translated)

Mr. President wrote that the legend of South Melbourne Hellas, Alan Davidson, had said that he would die for the Greeks even the next day. According to the post, Davidson, who was of Japanese descent, grew up in difficult circumstances in Australia and found love, acceptance, and family in the Greek community. Mr. President also mentioned that his son, Jason, was an opponent of his father's favorite team in the final of the Australian Cup, describing the story as an example of the Hellenism of the diaspora and the power of football. #Ελληνισμός #Ποδόσφαιρο #Διασπορά (translated)

Maria Denaxa argued that the conflicts in France should not distract from the wave of anger that, as she wrote, continued to intensify despite police violence, mutilations, and what she perceived as efforts to downplay it. She warned that announcements and images projected by media outlets and paid social media accounts would represent attempts at manipulation. Denaxa stated that 86% of citizens rejected Emmanuel Macron and claimed that he had misled 60 million citizens. She also wrote that "Macronism" had ended as it had begun, with violence against those who demanded a better future, leaving behind, in her view, a France in an irreversible state. At the same time, she argued that Europeans should not tolerate leaders who, as she claimed, undermine the future of their children and may lead them into an irrational war to maintain their positions. She named Macron, Ursula, and Merz, saying that they were trying to create the impression that everything was going smoothly, while the situation in France was at risk of spiraling out of control. #Γαλλία #Ευρώπη #Μακρονισμός (translated)

Jimmy Green wrote that, in his opinion, it had been revealed that a doctor was acting on instructions. He added that if he were told not to proceed, he would not operate on a person with a health issue, and he expressed hope for an official complaint to be filed. #υγεία #ιατρική #καταγγελία (translated)

Adonis Georgiadis asked his followers to watch and spread videos from Kalymnos. He mentioned that the gratitude and thanks he heard from patients at the Kalymnos Hospital compensated him for the toxicity he claimed to receive daily from his political opponents. He added that a new idea was implemented at the hospital, which he stated they were planning to soon expand throughout Greece, aiming to improve the lives of citizens. #Κάλυμνος #Υγεία #Κοινωνία (translated)

Farmer Chris Freeman warned that the reduction in the number of producers could, in his estimation, lead to a food crisis and high prices in the coming years. Citing data from ELSTAT and Eurostat, he mentioned that in Greece, only 7.2% of agricultural farm managers were under 40 years old, while almost 65% were over 55 and 37.1% were over 65. For Europe, he said that the percentage of farmers under 40 was 10.7% and the average age was 57 years. Freeman claimed that 300,000 farms were lost in 15 years and that 75,000 farmers abandoned their work in just the last year. He added that costs for fertilizers, oil, and animal feed had increased by 100%, while the real value of production had decreased by 25.5% in 2023, to the lowest recorded level. He estimated that in the coming years, 200,000 farmers over 65 would need to be replaced, along with another 150,000 aged 55-64, but there would be no young people to take over the farms. He warned that fields might remain uncultivated and that Greece might depend on imports, which he linked to Mercosur and described as triple the price. He called on consumers to prefer products from local producers, even when they cost the same, and asked if there were any young farmers in their villages. #αγροτικήανάπτυξη #διατροφικήκρίση #στηρίξτετονπαραγωγό (translated)

Karditsastakra wrote that Kyriakos Mitsotakis was at risk of appearing before the Special Court for the filling in of the Tempi. He claimed that Christos Triantopoulos had alleged that the orders on that fateful night were given to him by Giannis Bratakos, who was communicating directly with the Prime Minister. The author presented Bratakos as an intermediary and claimed that the orders for the work had been given by Mitsotakis and relayed to Triantopoulos through Bratakos. #Ελλάδα #Μητσοτάκης #Δικαιοσύνη (translated)

Chris Avramidis reported that he covered a demonstration in which, as he wrote, members of the riot police were continuously pushing protesters and even moved towards banners held by children. He said he recorded with video and photos how some officers had indistinct identification numbers written with a marker, while others in the same unit did not wear identification. Avramidis said he asked the government what the timeline was for implementing the identifiers, which, he stated, had been announced since 2019. According to him, the government spokesman initially responded that the police did not allow the road to be closed and, when asked about the identifiers, referred to the ministry, saying that the government had responded many times. He added that he reminded the spokesman of an 84-page report by Amnesty International on police violence in Greece, which, he said, demanded that there be identifiers so that police officers could be identified. He mentioned that he raised the question about the timeline again and received the same response. He also stated that he had sent inquiries to the Ministry of Citizen Protection via email without receiving a response. Avramidis argued that New Democracy announced the measure when it took over the government, but seven years later had not announced when it would be implemented. He concluded that officers without clear individual identification were harder to identify and hold accountable for their behavior, attributing responsibility for the situation to the government. #antireport #αστυνομία #διακριτικά #διαμαρτυρία (translated)

The account redcentre.gr wrote that there was nothing else to comment on Konstantis and that every time he saw him under the goalposts, he missed him. At the same time, he expressed pride in "one of their own," appreciating that he had a bright future, and wished health for him and for themselves to continue seeing him. The post featured the hashtag #olympiacosfc. #olympiacosfc https://t.co/B2sAJfLIOK #olympiacosfc #υγεία #λαμπρόμέλλον (translated)

Chris Avramidis wrote that he had repeatedly asked government spokesman Pavlos Marinakis if US Ambassador Kimberly Guilfoyle had said that the US could provoke political change in any country, including Greece. According to him, Marinakis had responded that there was no issue of threat, but he had not explicitly denied that the specific words were said. Avramidis mentioned that the Wall Street Journal had reported that Marinakis did not answer directly if Guilfoyle had referred to Romania as a precedent. He added that when he pressed with a related question, the government spokesman referred to his previous answers and eventually said he had nothing to add. He wrote that the matter had reached the US Congress: Gregory Meeks, chair of the Democrats on the House Foreign Affairs Committee, had sent a letter to Marco Rubio asking for answers regarding Guilfoyle's behavior. According to the Committee's statement, the allegation was that the ambassador had invoked Romania and said that the US could provoke similar political change in other countries, including Greece. Meeks was calling for her removal if the allegations were found to be accurate. Avramidis added that, according to journalist Thanasis Koukakis, there appeared to have been a process initiated to preserve records, so that any potentially useful evidence for future checks or investigations would not be destroyed. He mentioned possible records like emails, SMS, messages on apps, and meeting calendars, while noting that the relevant publication clarified that the process itself did not constitute prosecution or finding of illegality. Regarding Greece, he wrote that Minister Stavros Papastavrou had spoken in Parliament, where Alexandros Kazamias asked him if the controversial phrase had been said. According to Avramidis, the minister did not answer the question and referred to the performance of his ministry and the relations between Greece and the US. Avramidis also criticized the cost of American natural gas and concluded that it remained unanswered whether the specific words had been said. #Ελλάδα #ΗΠΑ #Πολιτική (translated)

Fotis Karakousis wrote that Obradovic applauded a play in which one of his players missed an airball because the ball movement was outstanding. He added that his presence had been greatly missed. #paobc #Panathinaikos #Obradovic #EuroLeague #paobc #Panathinaikos #EuroLeague (translated)

Karditsastakra wrote that Sia Kossioni was furious about the case of the landfill at the Tempi and was demanding justice. She claimed that, in essence, she was demanding that her uncle be imprisoned, as, according to the decision, he was behind the phone that fateful night and was giving orders to Triantopoulos. https://t.co/ruS31XtGQD #Δικαιοσύνη #Τέμπη #Ελλάδα (translated)

Panagiotis wrote that the representation of Greece with the national emblem caused pride, emotion, and love for the homeland. He expressed his admiration for the Greek who appeared in the video and congratulated him. https://t.co/ybgPnR3qoN #Ελλάδα #πατρίδα #υπερηφάνεια (translated)

A shameful moment for Greek television and for journalism. The family's lawyer says that with the burial at #Tempi, a girl was never found: Erietta Molcho. Zakharos responds: "Maybe she wasn't on the train?" And as if that weren't enough, he then throws out a line deconstructing the Polytechnic. I can't find words to comment on what I just saw. What about you? #Τεμπη_εγκλημα #ΕλληνικήΤηλεόραση #Δημοσιογραφία #Τέμπη (translated)