Greek Fires And Democracy.

I must admit I do not fully understand what this is all about, but I can't help seeing a connection.

The day of those terrible fires was an important day in Greece's history.

The Hellfire took place on 23rd July 2018.

What is so important about this date ?

Well, on 23rd July !974 , the Junta gave power back to the Greek people.

And on 23rd July this year the Greek Government were going to have a celebration in Greece.

On 23rd July 1974 Dimitrios Ionannides gave up his Junta rule and called for a government of national unity.

A day later, self exiled Constatine Karamlis arrives in Greece from France and forms a government.

Celebrations were planned for 23rd July 2018, but were stopped after the awful fires.

My question is; how on earth,  could Greece celebrate Democracy when it now , is , so obviously not a democratic country ?

Do the people have any say in anything ?

No.

Remember the famous Referendum asking the Greeks if they wanted austerity, and they replied with an outstanding ' No'.

This was completely ignored

The government in power and the previous ones are simply puppets for their masters in the E.U.

What a joke then to even consider celebrating democracy !

Everyone, unless you're the 1 %, are being robbed blind to pay the banks; there is nothing in it for the Greek people; nothing; zilch, absurdly high taxes, ludicrous bills, and a V A T tax to cripple any business.

Let's celebrate democracy !

What a joke.
What a farce.

So, where do those wicked Greek fires that happened last week fit into all this ?

I really don't know, but I wonder if the spirit of democracy was unleashed and somehow, lost all control, and raged its anger in hellfire, unfortunately killing the very people who, most likely ,
supported democracy.
Or was it the ghosts of the Junta rising up in fury ?

A spirit gone mad ?

As I wrote at the start, I really don't know, but I do find it odd that this truly awful disaster took place on the day it did.

What hidden forces are there which we cannot perceive ?

We observe less than 5% of the Universe.

What beings are we unaware of who cause events to happen in our world ?
If we can only see a tiny bit of the picture, and not the whole picture, we will never know what is really going on.

' There are more things in heaven and earth, Horatio, than are dreamt of in your philosophy'
Shakespeare. Hamlet 1.5.16. 7.8.

..Mike Selley