Delenda Carthago

I've read translations. Who's Dimitrov? I'm surprised you like the song especially since the lyrics praise Stalin.

My good friend gave me an album titled 'Antartika' with all these songs. My favourite song so far is Mavra Korakia.

Do you like this Greek song?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bhQKmixO8MA

hahaha. yeah, that dude's intense stare is funny. i figured that you'd probably be the only one who recognized who ol' lambros was.

Awesome, yeah keep in touch dude.

Cool. I'm moving there this summer. I'd be down to show you around and introduce you to some people.

My dude, what part of California are you moving to?

Ι see.Well, one of the biggest chances for Greece is KKE(the stalinist communist party) which is like 9% strong to win the elections.So,dont feel that pesimistic, you dont need a majority,you need to organise and to never stay still, to stay busy.

I mean,the good thing about Greece is that we always keep busy.The last month only by anarchists and leftists and base unions,there were 525 happenings(demos,movie projections,gigs and partys for money gathering,night arsons,book presentations etc). I think when it comes to peoples with historical weights like Greece and Spain, if you are active enough,you can spark that spirit.But then again,it might be just Greece,so...

Maybe when the crisis in Spain will be as bad as it is en Greece thing will change but at the moment nothing is in the way of changing. For example tomorrow the president will anounche a new pack of reforms against the crisis, this includes taking out the welfare money for long term unemployeds (426 € only) and privatizing the main airports and the lottery. And guess what? did CCOO or UGT say a thing? No. Did the PCE or IU say a thing? No.

Same old story... The only way for thing to change here, at least a bit, is either the FMI, the UE and all these organizations try to "rescue" us (wich will be when most revolutionary terms are achieved) or the PP wins next elections (wich mean that the "left" will move so the same ones tht are in the office stay there). The best thing to happend is that both things come together at the same time.

It's the same old story. The goverment makes a law agaist working class, the yellow unions say lets make a strike, the strike is a total success but because the ones in office is the PSOE, they say go home and we'll deal with the issue. And then they backstab us all.

If it was the PP in power the demos would be more radical, the reform wouldn't have passed, etc. CCOO and UGT only work for the PSOE to stay in power