Greece: Golden Dawn Rising from the Ashes in Wake of Kasidiaris Tape

Andrew Anglin
Daily Stormer
April 9, 2014

It's happening.
It’s happening.

In the wake of the Kasidiaris tape, the Greek government is scrambling to put Humpty-Dumpty back together.

And they are failing.

EU Observer:

The government had been talking up its economic achievements, including clinching an €8.3bn instalment from its international bailout and a possible return to the markets.

However the news was quickly overshadowed by a recently-leaked video showing the close ties between the prime minister’s aide, Takis Baltakos, and the spokesman of the far-right Golden Dawn party.

The footage also revealed the government’s alleged intervention in the country’s judiciary.

It led to Baltakos testifying before a prosecutor on Monday (7 April).

The judiciary is conducting an urgent investigation into whether publicising the video, which was the product of clandestine filming, violated privacy law.

The film shows a discussion, punctuated by expletives, in which Baltakos hints to Golden Dawn’s Ilias Kasdiaris that recent prosecutions against the party were politically motivated.

Following the disclosure, the aide, who was also secretary general of the government, resigned apologising for the “trouble he caused”.

“The investigator had no evidence. None,” Baltakos is heard saying in the video.

“[The Prime Minister] feared for himself because [Golden Dawn] is undercutting his lead over [opposition party] Syriza.”

The government denies any wrongdoing amid strong condemnation by left-wing opposition party Syriza.

The revelations have destabilised the country’s fragile coalition government, with the junior socialist party (Pasok) lawmakers openly voicing their anger.

While the conservative-led coalition administration, headed up by Prime Minister Antonis Samaras, has so far survived the crisis, there is speculation that further recordings may yet be revealed.

The Supreme Court prosecutor, for her part, has said anyone publicising videos filmed clandestinely should be arrested.

This is all looking very, very good.

Samaras is probably going to have to flee to Israel.
Samaras is probably going to have to flee to Israel.  I don’t see how he can escape prosecution.

This is worth celebrating, White man.

In Greece, exactly what we want to happen is now happening.

Hail Golden Dawn.