Ilias Kasidiaris spoke in torrents during his first interview following his release from prison, featured on the BNtv show MAGGA: "We are aiming for 17%," he argues in response to journalists Petros Leotsakos and Antzy Stathatou, while stressing that his legal case will be resolved at the European Court and the European Court of Human Rights. Why did Deutsche Welle and Chinese State Television cover his release from prison? Does he have the support of Elon Musk? What will happen if the party he supports, "Symmachia Ellinon," is banned? "There is a frenzy regarding Kasidiaris, but the government will hardly repeat the arbitrary actions of 2023. I am very dangerous to the current political trajectory in Europe," he asserts, adding: "If I hadn't been in prison for 7 years, New Democracy would have collapsed. In any case, my voters are not those who voted for same-sex marriage."
Greece-Russia Alliance, public power company, end of cartels, and ICE-style deportation services
Analyzing his political positions, Ilias Kasidiaris argues that Greece and Russia must resume cooperation on energy issues, while calling it "unthinkable to send weapons to Volodymyr Zelensky." What does he say about the US and Israel? To combat inflation and high living costs, he proposes a public power utility modeled after France and promises to "end cartels in a single night." As for immigration? He advocates the creation of an agency modeled after the US ICE alongside immediate deportations of illegal immigrants who violate the law.
Gerapetritis' father-in-law and corporate deals
For Greece to move forward, a total cleanup is required and those found guilty of involvement in financial scandals must go to prison, emphasizes the former Golden Dawn MP, while exposing underground connections involving GEK TERNA and Maximos Mansion: "The father-in-law of Giorgos Gerapetritis is doing business deals and nobody speaks up," he states. He describes in dark terms the detention conditions where human rights were violated, "in a three-square-meter cell and many hours without running water," while sharing his plans to start a family alongside his determination to remain involved in politics: "I run for office because the Greek people decide, not the lobbies!"
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