A few weeks after the provocative statement that “politicians who talk about bullshit are for rubbish”, the Minister of Justice has returned to add fuel to the fire of social outrage over his cover-up crime of Tempe.
Responding to a Topical Question by SYRIZA Justice Department head Alexandros Avlonitis, the George Floridis he claimed that “whoever wanted to cover up with the soil, would throw it into the sea. He wouldn’t put them next door and even in a private place for the private person to see.”
He accused SYRIZA of “turning into a follower of Velopoulos” and argued that the debate on the motion of no confidence “revealed the lies” of those who “tried to take advantage of a human tragedy”. “None of this stood up to common sense or common criticism,” he concluded.
Mr. Avlonitis countered that the soils “talk”. All the experts say so. Everyone is saying that it was xylene that caused the double explosion,” adding: “And the Minister is telling us that we are for the rubble? And the Prime Minister doesn’t put him aside?”
Minister for… rubbish
While the minister presents himself ready and well versed in cover-up practices, all this time he is unable to give a clear answer as to why the alteration of the place of the tragedy took place. He shows the same ignorance about the political antics that were made about a natural gas pipeline that supposedly passes under the spot where the train accident happened.
Doesn’t Mr. Floridis know that the contractor who carried out the excavation testified before the competent investigator that he could have thrown them away? “I moved these soils and uprooted trees there on my own initiative since I didn’t know where to take them. I accidentally chose to take them there, I could have thrown them away” Athanasios Pandremenos testified on 3/21/2024.
The minister, therefore, should answer in which protocol it is provided that it is at the discretion of each contractor where to deposit critical elements of a tragedy with many deaths? As for the assurance of guarding the depository, it proves that the complaints of the victims’ relatives find him coldly indifferent.
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