“We only heard about conspiracy theories, that there was an illegal burden,” said the ND MEP – “modest and humble,” Mrs Giannakopoulou replied.
The tones went up on Monday morning (7/4) to SKAI Between the MEP of ND, Dimitris Tsiodraand PASOK’s MP, Nadias Giannakopoulouabout developments in the case of Tempsafter the statements of Christos Papadimitriou for the finding of OPANAAM With regard to fireplace.
“We have to bring back the conversation to its essence: Two trains on the same line collided, telecommunications didn’t work, OSE was still in a bathing state. Of course, the explosion was an important issue, but the first thing was how the accident happened, what was happening at the Station and what was the situation, “said Mrs Giannakopoulou to add:
“The government itself created a sense of concealment to Greek citizens on how it spread a veil of protection to K. Karamanlis. And of course the first to come out and spoke as an expert was Mr. Mitsotakis himself, who came out to assure that there was no wooden. So let the government leave. No one is a expert, the only one who can talk about it is justice. “
Responding to Mr Tsiodras, he categorically stated that “all this conspiracy theory collapsed with a joke that the government tried to conceal an illegal substance in the wagons in order to deprive its responsibilities.”
“What we hear now we haven’t heard in the previous months. We only heard about conspiracy theories that there was an illegal burden that the government went to cover, then that it was jerking to cover the traces of the illegal load. And all this became a dominant view and almost truth about Greek society. Those who claimed all this are taking them back. “
The placement of the “blue” MEP prompted Mrs Giannakopoulou’s reaction, who accused him of “monkeys”.
“Mrs Giannakopoulou, you have to do self -criticism for all that you have been saying for so many months. You went and followed everything Mr Velopoulos and Mrs Konstantopoulou used to say. That’s what you did, it’s a shame to play on human pain, “was Mr Tsiodra’s answer.
“Get rid of a little more modest! People and young children were lost, modestly and humble, “PASOK’s MP opposed.
Source: Skai
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