Dear listeners of this podcast, please be aware as inaccurate pieces of information are disseminated by the “Greek woman: Karolina Tagaris”, who firstly introduces herself followed by the slogan “VIVA anarchism”. Unfortunately, this statement is in Greek and therefore not understood by English speaking listeners.
It is obvious that her statements on the “Greek case” are heavily influenced by explicit connection and affiliation to anarchism, therefore they should be perceived accordingly.
She mentioned she doesn’t want to come back to Greece after she finishes her studies abroad. I think Greece has already a lot of “fake anarchists” manipulated and supported mainly by left wind parties; we certainly do no need more. Karolina please stay where you are.
Most of the comments and statements on the “Greek case” are disappointedly biased. Perhaps she should take a break from her studies and return back to Greece to see how really things are.
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Dear listeners of this podcast, please be aware as inaccurate pieces of information are disseminated by the “Greek woman: Karolina Tagaris”, who firstly introduces herself followed by the slogan “VIVA anarchism”. Unfortunately, this statement is in Greek and therefore not understood by English speaking listeners.
It is obvious that her statements on the “Greek case” are heavily influenced by explicit connection and affiliation to anarchism, therefore they should be perceived accordingly.
She mentioned she doesn’t want to come back to Greece after she finishes her studies abroad. I think Greece has already a lot of “fake anarchists” manipulated and supported mainly by left wind parties; we certainly do no need more. Karolina please stay where you are.
Most of the comments and statements on the “Greek case” are disappointedly biased. Perhaps she should take a break from her studies and return back to Greece to see how really things are.