G. Gerapetritis-Budget: Mr. Tsipras writes with the most extreme anti-democratic discourse

Institutionally, “extremely heavy” what Mr. Tsipras said about the resignation of the Prime Minister and the resistance of the citizens, stressed the Minister of State George Gerapetritis, following the leader of the official opposition, Alexis Tsipras.

“The president of SYRIZA asked for the resignation of the prime minister without asking for elections. I will remind Mr. Tsipras that even if the prime minister resigns, he will receive an investigative mandate to form a government,” said Mr. Gerapetritis, noting that “in a parliamentary majority status, resignation without elections always highlights the same correlation of parliamentary forces “.

“The most serious and burdensome for the regime: Mr. Tsipras asked the citizens to resist, as their constitutional duty. the president of SYRIZA-PS “wrote with the most extreme unconstitutional anti-parliamentary and anti-democratic speech”.

According to the Minister of State, 95% of Mr. Tsipras’s speech is a repetition of last year, however “two news were said: That the 5th wave is coming in the spring. So be all prepared please … he knows … he has internal information “he said jokingly. “… And secondly, that we will have a salary increase when he returns to the government … He kept it a secret from us whether it will be done with an article and a law or if it will have another form with more paragraphs, as was done with the memorandum” he added. Mr. Gerapetritis.

It is noted that there was tension during the ascent of Mr. Gerapetritis to the podium, when he said to Mr. Tsipras: “Time to go, Mr. President”. Amid protests by his party’s MPs, and in a loud tone, the SYRIZA president said that Mr. Gerapetritis has undertaken to be “instead, and every time I speak, you come to answer me.” [..] You are not a party leader so that I have the obligation to sit and listen to you and answer you, and you are not even elected by the vote of the Greek people. When you get the vote of the people, have the courage and audacity to respond to the opposition leader and your political opponents. I ask you to recall your phrase “asked the Minister of State, Mr. Tsipras:” I am not obliged either to listen to you or to answer you. I will listen to your leader. “You, who were the one who stated that even if we had 5,000 ICUs, it would be exactly the same, you are obliged to give answers to the people instead of waving your finger” he added with the SYRIZA-PS MPs leaving the room during speech of the Minister and Member of Parliament of the State of ND Mr. Gerapetritis.

Responding, Mr. Gerapetritis described as “offensive to Parliament, that the chief of staff takes it for granted that he only talks to the prime minister. I’m elected by the people, I return it, simply because it’s good to read the history of the institution of State MPs, and to look at the State MPs of his party, and say the same things. “said Mr. Gerapetritis.

Source: AMPE