Πέμπτη, 30 Σεπτέμβριος 2010 - Συντάχθηκε απο τον/την Eleftheros Typos
The so called Vatopedi case is now revealed as being a prefabricated ‘scandal’ without a trace of proof, despite the government’s declarations to the contrary. Four separate reports submitted to the investigative committee prove that the state has not suffered any financial injury by the so called ‘holy exchanges of land’. Moreover, there has been no waste of public money.
Yesterday (Tuesday, September 28, 2010), the former Prime Minister, Kostas Karamanlis has also been vindicated. In a memo to the investigative committee, he clearly stressed with emphasis that he has assumed full political responsibility for the case and that nothing reproachful had taken place.
One question now remains: What is PASOK looking for now? What does it want to prove and to whom? If Pasok does not accept the existing accountants’ reports, why did it proceed to set up the pre-investigative committee?
As the Mps who are already taking part in this committee are attesting, the results will need at least two years to come out if new reports are requested.
Political intrigue is obviously at hand here. The Papandreou government needs to keep the issue in the public eye, to declare that there is a so called scandal, in order to pass on its own message to the naïve and the uninformed; to those people who have not yet realized that such political practices must be turned off if the country is to move forward.
Source: www.romfea.gr