The Minister of Development, Adonis Georgiadis, characterized the cynical statements of Petros Doukas about the compensations of the fire victims as nonsense, adding that he primarily wrongs him and the government of which he was a member.
Regarding the reaction of Spilios Libanos that cost him the position of Minister of Rural Development, Mr. Georgiadis stressed that he was judged by the Prime Minister himself, who when something goes beyond the value code of ND is very strict even if it is a personal friend.
Asked how he would react if he listened to Mr. Doukas’s statements, the Minister of Development replied that he would answer that things were not done as described and that the compensations were not given in bags, but with VAT and control, while then there were money returned.
When you are young you say a lot of exaggerations
Asked to comment on critical statements he made in 2007 as a politician with LAOS about the Karamanlis government, Adonis Georgiadis replied that “when a young child – like me then, wants to be an MP, he says a lot of exaggerations” and added how to reproduce his statements from that period for the thousandth time, “it is a bit old-fashioned” and “reheated soup”.
He rejected the parallels of the 2007 compensations with the 2,000 euros of Attiki Odos, saying that they are compensation from a private company, with private money, to individuals and the comparison is very unfortunate.
For the new Minister of Rural Development, George Georgantas, he stressed that he will be excellent in his new duties, which he undertakes at a particularly difficult time with roadblocks.
They are playing gay pride party and they did not say anything about the tin panties
Mr. Georgiadis was particularly caustic about SYRIZA and the attitude of the official opposition party in the miserable phrase of Pavlos Polakis about the “tin underpants”. He said that SYRIZA “plays it” a party of homosexuals and did not say a word “about the most homophobic commentary that has been heard in Parliament since the establishment of the Greek state.”
“Has there ever been a case in the ND Parliamentary Group, for our MP to go to the Parliament lobby, to find a former SYRIZA minister, to tell him to wear a tin underpants and to stay in the Parliamentary Group? Do you believe it? He would have left the Parliamentary Group at the same second, because vulgarity, insult, indecency, homophobia, can not have anything to do with the ND “.
“We are being played by the party of gay pride and the rights of homosexuals, and not a word was said about the tin underpants, which is the most homophobic comment that has been heard in Parliament since the establishment of the Greek state. We are talking about such people. “Hypocrites and Pharisees,” said Mr. Georgiadis.
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