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EU Citizen
9/Mitsotakis doesn’t just need to promise justice. He needs to prove that no one is above the law. Because in Greece, when accidents turn into scandals, the real danger isn’t on the tracks—it’s in the corridors of power.
February 28, 2025 at 11:05 AM
9/Mitsotakis doesn’t just need to promise justice. He needs to prove that no one is above the law. Because in Greece, when accidents turn into scandals, the real danger isn’t on the tracks—it’s in the corridors of power.
8/ This isn’t just about Tempi anymore. It’s about what kind of country Greece wants to be. A place where tragedies lead to real change—or where people in power walk away while families bury their dead.
February 28, 2025 at 11:05 AM
8/ This isn’t just about Tempi anymore. It’s about what kind of country Greece wants to be. A place where tragedies lead to real change—or where people in power walk away while families bury their dead.
7/ At this point, it’s not about what officials say—it’s about what no one believes anymore. Meanwhile, the world is watching, standing in solidarity with Greece’s fight for the truth.
February 28, 2025 at 11:04 AM
7/ At this point, it’s not about what officials say—it’s about what no one believes anymore. Meanwhile, the world is watching, standing in solidarity with Greece’s fight for the truth.
6/ The government insists reforms are happening, but every new twist in this case screams something is off. The protests aren’t just about grief anymore. "I Have No Oxygen" now stands for something bigger: frustration, mistrust, and the feeling that in Greece, justice is always just out of reach.
February 28, 2025 at 11:04 AM
6/ The government insists reforms are happening, but every new twist in this case screams something is off. The protests aren’t just about grief anymore. "I Have No Oxygen" now stands for something bigger: frustration, mistrust, and the feeling that in Greece, justice is always just out of reach.
5/ One of the biggest unanswered questions: What exactly was on that train? Some believe an illegal cargo caused the deadly fire, but key evidence has conveniently vanished.
February 28, 2025 at 11:04 AM
5/ One of the biggest unanswered questions: What exactly was on that train? Some believe an illegal cargo caused the deadly fire, but key evidence has conveniently vanished.
4/ And then there’s the latest news. Evidence tampering, site alterations, missing key footage, plus two key witnesses suddenly die... If this were a crime novel, you’d roll your eyes. But it’s real life.
February 28, 2025 at 11:04 AM
4/ And then there’s the latest news. Evidence tampering, site alterations, missing key footage, plus two key witnesses suddenly die... If this were a crime novel, you’d roll your eyes. But it’s real life.
3/ Meanwhile, families of the victims are still fighting for answers, while the state drags its feet. Key figures in the case? Still free. Rail safety? Still a question mark. Public trust? Nearly non-existent. The biggest scandal? Allegations of a cover-up.
February 28, 2025 at 11:03 AM
3/ Meanwhile, families of the victims are still fighting for answers, while the state drags its feet. Key figures in the case? Still free. Rail safety? Still a question mark. Public trust? Nearly non-existent. The biggest scandal? Allegations of a cover-up.
2/ Today, #Greece is at a standstill—literally. Trains, buses, schools, hospitals, businesses… all shut down. Over 380 protests are happening across Greece and abroad. When a tragedy sparks this level of fury two years later, you know something is deeply wrong.
February 28, 2025 at 11:03 AM
2/ Today, #Greece is at a standstill—literally. Trains, buses, schools, hospitals, businesses… all shut down. Over 380 protests are happening across Greece and abroad. When a tragedy sparks this level of fury two years later, you know something is deeply wrong.
1/ The Tempi crash took 57 lives, mostly students. It was called an accident, but when railways are underfunded, warnings are ignored, and safety is an afterthought, is it really? Two years later, instead of justice, we’re getting chaos.
February 28, 2025 at 11:03 AM
1/ The Tempi crash took 57 lives, mostly students. It was called an accident, but when railways are underfunded, warnings are ignored, and safety is an afterthought, is it really? Two years later, instead of justice, we’re getting chaos.
I'm seriously wondering why no one is asking for his medical records... he's obviously senile...
February 26, 2025 at 7:40 PM
I'm seriously wondering why no one is asking for his medical records... he's obviously senile...
6/ Bottom line: This isn’t a fight for democracy—it’s just another example of how easily outrage is manufactured. And if Musk’s hot takes are your primary source of news, maybe it’s time to diversify your reading list.
February 26, 2025 at 5:53 PM
6/ Bottom line: This isn’t a fight for democracy—it’s just another example of how easily outrage is manufactured. And if Musk’s hot takes are your primary source of news, maybe it’s time to diversify your reading list.
5/ If you think this is a police state, I have some history books to recommend. Romania knows what an actual dictatorship looks like. And it’s not when a guy gets questioned by the police and then goes home.
February 26, 2025 at 5:52 PM
5/ If you think this is a police state, I have some history books to recommend. Romania knows what an actual dictatorship looks like. And it’s not when a guy gets questioned by the police and then goes home.
4/ Musk jumping in is also a classic case of "Loud Opinion, Zero Context". Romania isn’t arresting political dissidents—it’s investigating someone who, if anything, was given a megaphone for years.
February 26, 2025 at 5:52 PM
4/ Musk jumping in is also a classic case of "Loud Opinion, Zero Context". Romania isn’t arresting political dissidents—it’s investigating someone who, if anything, was given a megaphone for years.
3/ The irony? The same people who spent years saying Romania is run by a corrupt elite are now furious that the justice system actually took action. So, do we want the rule of law or not?
February 26, 2025 at 5:52 PM
3/ The irony? The same people who spent years saying Romania is run by a corrupt elite are now furious that the justice system actually took action. So, do we want the rule of law or not?
2/ But reality doesn’t matter when you have a good narrative. His supporters are already shouting about “persecution,” and Musk is amplifying the noise. Because nothing screams oppression like being free to rant about it online.
February 26, 2025 at 5:51 PM
2/ But reality doesn’t matter when you have a good narrative. His supporters are already shouting about “persecution,” and Musk is amplifying the noise. Because nothing screams oppression like being free to rant about it online.
1/ First, the facts: Georgescu, known for conspiracy theories and cozying up to the far right, was detained and then promptly released. Because, you know, that’s how actual police states operate - by… letting people go.
February 26, 2025 at 5:51 PM
1/ First, the facts: Georgescu, known for conspiracy theories and cozying up to the far right, was detained and then promptly released. Because, you know, that’s how actual police states operate - by… letting people go.
3/ The real question: why now? Could it be that Eastern Europe, with its growing influence in NATO, is more of a problem for Russia than they’d like to admit? Eastern Europe made its choice. And the last time Russia didn’t like Eastern Europe’s choices, well… we all remember how that went.
February 21, 2025 at 8:33 AM
3/ The real question: why now? Could it be that Eastern Europe, with its growing influence in NATO, is more of a problem for Russia than they’d like to admit? Eastern Europe made its choice. And the last time Russia didn’t like Eastern Europe’s choices, well… we all remember how that went.
2/ Let’s not pretend this is about "regional stability." Russia isn’t allergic to foreign troops—only when they’re not wearing Russian uniforms. This isn’t diplomacy; it’s a demand wrapped in nostalgia. The Cold War ended, but someone in the Kremlin missed the memo.
February 21, 2025 at 8:30 AM
2/ Let’s not pretend this is about "regional stability." Russia isn’t allergic to foreign troops—only when they’re not wearing Russian uniforms. This isn’t diplomacy; it’s a demand wrapped in nostalgia. The Cold War ended, but someone in the Kremlin missed the memo.
1/ Moscow now wants the US out of Eastern Europe, including Romania. A fascinating mix of historical amnesia and wishful thinking. Romania chose NATO and the US presence. It wasn’t forced. When you share a border with Russian influence (see: Moldova, Ukraine), security isn’t a debate—it’s survival.
February 21, 2025 at 8:29 AM
1/ Moscow now wants the US out of Eastern Europe, including Romania. A fascinating mix of historical amnesia and wishful thinking. Romania chose NATO and the US presence. It wasn’t forced. When you share a border with Russian influence (see: Moldova, Ukraine), security isn’t a debate—it’s survival.
5/ So no, JD, Romanian democracy wasn’t inherently weak. But the lesson here isn’t about Romania—it’s about understanding modern propaganda. Because what happens in one place? Can happen anywhere.
February 19, 2025 at 9:38 PM
5/ So no, JD, Romanian democracy wasn’t inherently weak. But the lesson here isn’t about Romania—it’s about understanding modern propaganda. Because what happens in one place? Can happen anywhere.
4/ Saying “well, if you got manipulated, that’s on you” ignores how digital influence operates. It’s not about weakness—it’s about strategy. Even strong democracies struggle with this.
February 19, 2025 at 9:37 PM
4/ Saying “well, if you got manipulated, that’s on you” ignores how digital influence operates. It’s not about weakness—it’s about strategy. Even strong democracies struggle with this.
3/ Social media campaigns don’t need to “destroy” a system to be effective. They just need to amplify existing tensions, polarise discourse, and erode trust. (See also: 2016, Brexit, etc.)
February 19, 2025 at 9:37 PM
3/ Social media campaigns don’t need to “destroy” a system to be effective. They just need to amplify existing tensions, polarise discourse, and erode trust. (See also: 2016, Brexit, etc.)