He described as “unfair” the criticism leveled at the prime minister for the results of his trip to Washington Emeritus Professor of Political History at the University of Athens, Thanos Veremiswho -speaking in the First Program 91.6 and 105.8- expressed the belief that the Kyriakos Mitsotakis he was excellent.
“There is no better way, a better presentation of the Greek positions could not be done”, he said characteristically.
Regarding her objections opposition that the word Turkey was not heard, he objected that the word Turkey should not be said, which was very “communicatively clever”, because it removed the conflicting factor from the picture.
“I think that was his great success, without going with branded complaints about Turkey and the ‘bad Turks’. On the contrary, he referred to at least three cases in Cyprus, to the violations of the airspace, he showed maps for the Blue Homeland. What is he doing ‘niaou-niaou on the tiles’, without denouncing Turkey and the Turks. Very smart energy, everyone understood what he was referring to and rewarded him with applause because he showed a superiority over not reporting. “He behaved very well,” he pointed out.
In addition, Mr. Veremis expressed his emotion for its parallelism Mariupol with the Exodus of Messolonghi that did the Prime Minister.
“Because really Mariupol – which, as he rightly reminded – has a Greek name and had a very large Greek population. When I saw her in this mess, with complete destruction, I was shaken. As I was moved by the struggle to the end of the warriors, who are in danger of being executed as terrorists. That is, mercy now, terrible things are happening “, he explained.
According to him, the way Mr. Mitsotakis made this report was very successful. “The comparison was not excessive, on the contrary. This is a great moment in Greece and a great moment in Mariupol. These people fought for so many days on the bowels of the Earth, with injuries, without food and water. “Mercy, that is, what else must they do to consider them worthy of Messolonghi?” He asked.
“The good thing about Mr. Mitsotakis is that he knew who he was talking to. And he spoke to them in their own language. His English is excellent, as is his French. Few Greeks speak foreign languages ​​so well and this warms the heart of the interlocutor. Like us when the ambassador of England speaks to us in Greek, for example, we feel an intimacy. We change our mood completely, you do not speak to a stranger who just speaks your language, you speak to a stranger who loves your language. He really created a very familiar atmosphere for them with the way he spoke and in addition he had knowledge of American History. “As if someone is telling us about Kapodistrias or Kolokotronis, knowing who they were, you immediately feel a pleasant intimacy”, added Mr. Veremis.
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