DECLARATION 6TH of APRIL 2008
TOWARD:���� The� State Governors and� state authority holders accruing from the
Constitution of Greece, as well as to All In Charge on behalf of the Greek
citizen executors and managers of the Greek State:
1. The President of the Hellenic Republic
2. The President of the Hellenic Government
3. The President of the Hellenic Parliament
4. The President of the Auditorial
Council
5. The President of the Council of State
6.� The District
Attorney relevant
7. The President of European Union Parliament
Notification:
1.
2.
����������� In my
power as an active, self-conscious and fully respondent to the citizen�s
obligations stated in the Constitution of Greece, as well as to the ever
present call of the country to every citizen regarding the preservation of
Freedom and quality of life, I find myself in the unhappy but necessary
position to exert the holy right of every Greek, and protect my country, my
fellow citizens, the future generations and myself from the continuous,
overwhelming and mathematically incremental tendency for destruction of the
material and human potential of our country, a destruction which is documented
and corroborated to have been occurring at least since 1983, and assuming
dramatic dimensions afterwards.
����������� Below
I am forced to provide evidence of the destructive and criminal mismanagement
and miscarriage of justice against Greece in
particular, and against the individual Greek citizen in particular:
1. ������� at
the level of foreign policy:
����������� a. It
was allowed that our country be financially humiliated and subjugated by means
of continuous, rampant lending and shamefully indicted by international courts,
without allowing for the sufficient and substantive briefing of the citizen by
means of communication accessible to him or her, sufficiently clear and in
several turns so that at least 90% of the population will comprehend its
content. Further, whatever effort on the part of the citizen based on his/her
own initiative to gain such information is literally beset by a constant refusal
to inform, as well as by a profession of ignorance by state officials of facts
which the citizen has a right and is obliged to know.
����������� b. It
is allowed by foreign institutions to defame nationally and internationally our
country, our culture, our civilization and our profile as citizens of Greece and
of the world in general. I am truly sorry to report that such defamatory and
libellous campaigns against the image of Greece and our national identity are
amply provided for, broadcast and made available to the average citizen and on
a repetitive basis, following precisely the method that should have been
followed to succeed at properly informing the citizen, as referred to in (a)
above.
����������� c. It
is allowed and our country is enforced in general and the individual citizen in
particular, that the encroachment of our National rights and ceding of our rightful
gains become acceptable and incontestable, and� at the same time we are blackmailed at
both of these levels to concede to the warping, the perversion and falsification
of our national as well as of international history under threats and
intimidations which do not honour our individuality as a Nation. That, too, is
also amply communicated to the citizenry in a form devoid however of their
correct and up-to-date information regarding the losses that would accrue at a
financial, personal and territorial level, if such irredentist and treasonous
claims towards Greece are
kept up.
����������� d.
The international institutions which Greece, as a Nation and a Sovereign State
is called upon to undersign and uphold, are allowed to be used by third parties
as a political expression or blackmailing power, in such a way so as to
entangle Greece and present her as compromising with regard to policies towards
other states and territories, for which we, the citizens, have not had enough
information material to form a responsible stand.
2. ������� with
regard to the internal affairs policies, and especially the economy:
����������� a.
Undoubtedly the economic policy that has been followed since 1983 is totally
ineffective and destructive for the individual citizen and against the goals
which every executive authority takes the responsibility to meet and succeed
at, according to the Constitution and the Democratic Regime. More specifically,
repeatedly the national budget proposal �is fallacious, comes up with a deficit
and inability to cover the nominal (let alone the substantive) needs of the
citizen. Further, even this budget proposal is violated and not seen through.
����������� b. It
is constantly being communicated to the citizen that the provisions,
allowances, pensions and other social benefits which the state has taken upon
itself to sustain, maintain and satisfactorily execute on behalf and for the
benefit of the citizen, are curtailed, deleted, rendered inactive or
insufficient to cover the needs of the citizen for the benefit of whom they
were instituted in the first place. The citizen, however, despite the fact that he or she is not going to receive the benefits
previously and contractually agreed upon with the State� according to the Constitution and the letter
of the Law, is called upon to contribute financially, and continue contributing
(paying his/her constantly increasing dues) under threat of hostility and
personal persecution by the State. Under this type of management the
State has transformed itself from a protective and welfare-producing authority
to a repressive, terrorizing, feudal power transforming the Greek citizen to a
practical subservient serf, a fact that consistitutes
a DIRECT AND BLATANT ENCROACHMENT AND VIOLATION OF THE CONSTITUTION AND THE
PRINCIPLES OF HUMAN RIGHTS.
����������� c. There
occurs an imposition of economic and social racism in the appropriation of
resources and funds for salaries both in the public as well as in the private
sector, with a significantly extensive and inexcusable gap among the salaries
of public servants, the remunerations of state associates, the arbitrarily
given motives for investments by offered subsidies and other help of economic
and financial nature discriminately to only a few and not completely and freely
to every citizen who might need it. This kind of arbitrary and selective
handling amongst the citizens subverts the state welfare and the cohesion of
the community of citizens, and leads to economic stalemate and withering of the
many and the burgeoning of the few, a fact which sets citizen against citizen.
That handling by the executive as well as by the� legislative authority of the state amounts to a direct and blatant
encroachment and violation of the Constitution and the Bill of Human Rights.
3. ������� as concerns the policy on education:
����������� a.
There happens a loss of human and financial resources due to misappropriation
of funds, mismanagement, over or under-employment, insufficient or misleading
continuous education of the teaching and administrative personnel, as evidenced
by the continuous failures of the pertinent ministry to respond to and cover
the needs of parents and guardians and students � pupils as well as by the
virtually nonexistent professional support of the educators on their job, even
when they actively seek it.
����������� b.
The Greek citizen is asked to shoulder an iniquitous burden since by means of
the methods and practices of public education he or she is urged to be educated
on a paying basis in other non-state institutions, since public education which
is theoretically free of charge, functions only as a grade-giving and checking
mechanism. In this manner, there happens the imposition of an educational
racism by means of private funding for education by the citizen, who among
other taxes, has to pay to receive free education characterized by
anti-pedagogic policies evident in the handling of certain subsets of the
population who attends public schools and universities. This kind of
educational racism and selectivism in people �amounts to
a direct and blatant encroachment and violation of the Constitution and the
Bill of Human Rights.
����������� c. With all
this unjust and arbitrary policy, it is allowed for our national educational
status at an academic and university level to fall below average, thus making
foreign universities ask additional credentials from our students, who, as
Greek citizens at a personal and not educational level are reputed and
appreciated as potential scientists. This constitutes a waste and mismanagement
of the human potential of our country which is transfused and consequently
benefits foreign countries and not the country or the citizens thereof who had
to contribute heavily to an educational system which should channel educated
human material in the interior and not the exterior.
����������� d.
Direct consequence of the above fact is the social depreciation and bedevilment
of students studying and living abroad with constant exams which cancel out all
the degrees which have been granted to them in the past by the same institution
(from apolytirion till doctorate), demand additional
funds and rarely do they confer what they promise even to the successful ones,
thus devaluing their whole effort and leading these persons to a clientelistic� and
illegal relationship with other institutions and their representatives. This amounts to a direct and blatant
encroachment and violation of the Constitution and the Bill of Human Rights.
4. as regards the welfare state:
����������� a.
Serially and with mathematical certainty there has been a breaching of social
contracts that the executive and the legislative power of the state has taken
upon itself to honor and uphold in the form of social
insurance, safeguarding work conditions, safeguarding the quality of life as
regards cultural education, and immersion of the citizen in it by mass media
and the arts. More specifically, the insurance funds which constitute property
of the people and its security after year long work and heavy dues, declare bankruptcy and are appropriated or are merged embezzling
thus funds belonging to the Greek citizen and which he or she trustingly contributed during his or
her working life. Having upheld his or her part of the contract with the state,
the citizen stands bereft, defenseless, insecure, and by means of the feudal
ways described in paragraph �. it is demanded of him
or her to continue contributing a head tax reminiscent of Turkish occupation,
dues which will never be returned to him or her, either in money or kind. This �amounts to a direct and blatant
encroachment and violation of the Constitution and the Bill of Human Rights as
well as blatant breach of contract, which, in the world of business is restored
by retribution clause forcing the return of the total capital invested to the
injured party as well as pay indemnity to same for loss of profit and injury to
that party�s lawful interests.
����������� b. The Greek citizen lives in a state of terror and
depreciation as regards to his/her health, since the public health system which
is funded by every citizen is in complete disorganization: Health personnel is
insufficiently distributed throughout Greece,
insufficiently remunerated, and called to act with insufficient equipment and
support. This greatly decreases the effectiveness and lowers the quality of the
human potential as regards the public health services, urging that potential to
improper and sometimes illicit behaviour either due to circumstances or
personal despair. This again amounts
to a direct and blatant encroachment and violation of the Constitution and the
Bill of Human Rights, as much of the public health service personnel as these
of the citizen who is the recipient of such practices. This pushes the citizen
to even further financial burden in multiple forms and manners, a condition
which constitutes loss of potential profits and devaluation of the quality of
life of the citizen, a condition punishable by law.
����������� c.
Public Common Benefit Utilities which have been created, built and developed by
public funds, which by definition belong to the tax-paying Greek citizen, have
transformed from having a public benefit character, as their name and charter
declare, to profitable corporations for the benefit of private interests and
multinational companies AND NOT OF THE CITIZEN, WHO IS THE ONLY FUNDING SPONSOR
AND BENEFICIARY. They have also become tax-collecting agencies which set the
Greek citizen where he/she is blackmailed into funding, apart from paying the
dues of each Public Utility, other activities included in the same bill,
irrespective of whether he/she makes use of them or not. This amounts to a direct and blatant
encroachment and violation of the Constitution and the Bill of Human Rights as
well as grounds for embezzlement and mismanagement of third party property
rights, which is punishable by law.
����������� d. Public works for the benefit of the
public, such as streets, harbours, airports, etc, extraction works,
landscaping, football grounds, public parks, gardens, museums, archaeological
sites and site-seeing areas, as well as public installations of every kind, are
appropriated and sold to private interests as well as other legal and
international parties for them to exploit for personal profit and increase of
their power, to the loss of the Greek citizen, who finds him/herself in a
hostage situation, and who from being a free member of a free state becomes
restricted, liable to and dependent on private or foreign interests for the
satisfaction of his/her basic needs. This amounts to a direct and blatant encroachment and violation of the
Constitution and the Bill of Human Rights as well as deceitful incapacitation
of one�s right to freedom and freedom of personal choice, a crime punishable by
law.
5. as regards the management of state security:
����������� a.
The Greek citizen lives under a state of terror as regards the safeguarding of
his/her property, family and person, as well as the safeguarding of his/her own
life. There have been repeated reports on the insufficiency of Greek Police
personnel, which translates into an inability to serve and protect the persons
of property of Greek citizens in every territory. The human potential of
Hellenic police, few in numbers as it is, is also beset by a lack of proper
education and support and is rendered incapable of protecting effectively the
citizen from miscreant parties, and at the same time expose themselves to the
same danger which cannot be faced and which is punishable for this
insufficiency, responsible for which is state education and applied planning.
This amounts to a direct and blatant
encroachment and violation of the Constitution and the Bill of Human Rights as
much of the Greek citizen as of the police officer who is restricted from doing
his/her duty by the same state organization which has set as its goal and duty
to prepare such officer completely and sufficiently to exercise his/her public
duty, a fact which constitutes a crime against humanity, punishable by law.
����������� b.
With regard to our national security inland and abroad, the army of Greece,
which is not operated on a mercenary basis, but constitutes selfless
contributions of human potential on the part of every Greek family, and which
has been uplifted to a sense of national duty, is misapproapriated
at every level, by means of bad or nonexistent training, lack of security
during one�s service / training in time of peace, as well as the complete lack
of boosting the national morale and self-confidence in an army who historically
has been one of the most victorious in recent history. The Greek citizen as a
soldier completes this service period without acquiring even the most basic of
training that an armed soldier is supposed to know, and without participating
in any activity which would show the usefulness and strength of the Greek army,
as, for example, the army�s involvement in emergency situations, or the army�s
contribution in public works or other services in poor areas or in cases where
the citizen can or should not be further burdened financially. The Greek
soldier is not protected by the state either in time of peace or in war, and their his personal contribution nor that of his family who
brought him up to serve are recognized. In case of death during service and
execution of his services, his sacrifice is not recognized in such a way so
that his family � who paid the ultimate price of the country � is financially
recompensed or secured, and neither is his name in posterity. In case of death
due to tactical error or lack of support or erroneous choice leading directly
to the particular soldier�s death by superiors, there is never a direct attribution
of responsibility to the responsible parties or compensation to the injured
parties and the public in totality, who, in the face of that soldier is injured
because it is devitalized. This amounts
to a direct and blatant encroachment and violation of the Constitution and the
Bill of Human Rights of the Greek citizen and of the Greek soldier, a fact
which constitutes a crime punishable by law.
6. Regarding Justice:
����������� a.
Justice of the State which is governed by laws, is
encumbered and rendered ineffective in the exercise of its duties, due to the
burgeoning, unclear, mutually-annulling and chaotic hyperproduction
of more than 1,000 laws and bylaws, regulations, and amendments. This makes it
impossible to the average Greek citizen to be adequately informed about his
rights and obligations, a fact which renders him incapable of defending
him/herself or his fellow citizen, but also to check the legality of the
verdicts and the course of events of him/herself, his/her fellow citizens, of
the state and the executive officers. Thus, the Greek citizen is technically
forced to continuously liable to justice instead of him/her being its basis.
����������� b.
The human potential which fills the posts of Justice officers
is in a state of insecurity, relative ignorance, clientelist
relationships and intimidation due to their low protection by the state
apparatus and the citizens, a fact which makes it impossible for them to be
above board and independent. While this human potential should have been
protected and educated so they, in turn, could protect and educate, they are
forced to live under the same conditions present for the rest of the public
servants.
����������� c.
The free-lance law professionals are even more under the state of fear and
terror to which the name of the Justice has been degraded, due to the various
blackmailing tactics practised against them and which hampers their ability to
serve at their utmost the interests of the Greek citizen but also to contribute
to the proper execution of the letter of the law. On the contrary, they succumb
to an undeclared reign of terror. Consequently, and on the basis of the above
points, we are led to the conclusion that despite the plethora of laws and
bylaws and the existence of private and state professionals responsible for the
proper application, the Greek citizen lives IN� A STATE OF ANOMIE AND ANARCHY IN WHICH
THE ONLY LAW APPLICABLE IS THIS OF INTIMIDATION. This amounts to a direct and blatant encroachment and violation of the
Constitution and the Bill of Human Rights and is punishable by law.
7. CONSEQUENTLY : by means of the above policies
tactics which unprecedentedly� and inexcusably violate not only the human
rights which the Greek State has
committed itself to protect and uphold but
also the obligations of the State toward the wellbeing and protection of the
citizen THE GREEK CITIZEN HAS BEEN ROBBED OF THE ABILITY TO HAVE DEPENDENTS
(THAT IS, UNDERAGED CITIZENS AS WELL AS CITIZENS WITH
SPECIAL NEEDS) IN HIS/HER FAMILY A FACT
DIRECTLY RESPONSIBLE FOR HIS/HER FAMILY�S LOW BIRTH RATE AND SO UNABLE TO BRING
UP NEW GREEK CITIZENS.
THIS POLICY HAS
BEEN THE CAUSE OF LOW BIRTH RATES IN OUR COUNTRY AND NATION, THE TRUE
POPULATION OF WHICH HAS BEEN�
DWINDLING� FOR THE LAST 30
YEARS AT LEAST.
A
FACT THAT BY ITSELF CONSTITUTES THAT POLICY AGAINST WHICH WE MOVE, GENOCIDE
OF THE GREEK POPULATION.
FOR THE ABOVE REASONS:
1. BECAUSE our human rights are violated (according to
the articles OF THE BILL OF HUMAN RIGHTS of December 10, 1948/ The Bill of Findamental Rights of the European Union of December 2000
and December 2007/ of the International Covenant on Economic, Social and
Cultural Rights, 16th of December 1966 and 3rd of January
1976/ and the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, 16th
of December 1966 and 23rd of March 1976)
2. BECAUSE the CONSTITUTION OF GREECE (and more
specifically, the articles: : Part 1, Section �, Articles 1 � 2, 3 and 2 � 1, 2. Part 2,
Articles 4 � 1, 2, 5 / 5 � 1, 2, 3, 5 / 5� � 1 / 7 � 2 /�
9� / 10 �
1, 2, 3 / 14 � 1, 3�, 5, 9
/� 15 � 2 / 16 � 1, 2, 4 / 17 � 1 / 20 �
1, 2 / 21 � 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 / 22� 1, 5 / 23 � 1, 2 / 24 � 1, 2, 6 / 25 � 1, 2,
3 /
Part 3, Section �, 27 � 1, 2 / 28 � 1, 2, 3 / 29 � 3.
Section �, chapter 1 ,
�articles�
30 �1 /� 33 � 2 , chapter 2
article 35 � 2 �, 3 / 36 � 2, 3, 4 / 42 � 1, 2 /� 44 � 1, 2 �/ 49 � 1. Section C, chapter 1 :��� 52. Chapter 2 �:�
56 � 1, 3, 4� / 57 �
1, . Chapter 3� :� 60 � 1
/ 61 � 1 . Chapter 5 :� 73
� 2, 3 / 75 � 3 . Section D, Chapter 1 :
82 � 1 . Chapter 2 : 85 / 86 . Section �, Chapter� 1 :�
87 � 2 / 88 � 4 . Chapter 2 :� 93 � 4
/� 98 � 1 �, �, �, / 100 � 1 �,
4, 5 . Section F, Chapter 1 :� 101 � 3 / 102 � 4, 5 . Chapter 2 : 103 � 1, 5 , 7, 8 /� 104 � 1, 2, 3 . Section G , Part �,� 106 � 1, 2, 3, 4, 6 / 108 � 1 . Part� C, 111 � 1 / 112 � 1 / 116 � 2, 3 / 117 � 3
/� 120 � 2, 3, 4� �) is violated in its entirety
3. BECAUSE according to the CONSTITUTION OF GREECE
(articles 111� 1/ 120�2,3,4 )
we are obligated not to uphold but to ignore every law against it and also
every party who attempts to enforce in any way such adverse and contrary law.
4. BECAUSE according to the CONSTITUTION OF GREECE (article
120�2, 3,4) WE ARE OBLIGATED AS GREEK CITIZENS TO FIGHT
BY ANY MEANS ANY ATTEMPT AT VIOLATING THE CONSTITUTION OF THE GREEK PEOPLE BY
FORCE OR THREAT OF VIOLENCE (FINANCIAL, INTIMIDATING, LEGISLATIVE,
TAX-COLLECTING TACTIC, SOCIO-POLITICAL AS WELL AS BY WORD OF MOUTH,
COMMUNICATIVE AND PHYSICAL).
����������������������������������������������� We
demand
1. The
immediate restitution of the protection of the human rights of the Greek
citizen
2. The immediate cessation of all the laws, bylaws, amendments
to these laws and regulatory directions contrary to or violating The
Constitution of the Greek People.
3. THE
PROVISION OF POLITICAL SANCTUARY TO EACH AND EVERY GREEK CITIZEN WHO RIGHTFULLY
ASK FOR IT UNTIL THE RESTITUTION OF THE ABOVE 1 & 2 DEMANDS IN THE PRESENT
DOCUMENT IS EFFECTED.
The following
petitioners for political sanctuary
1.
2.
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