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Title: Greek election results, Sep 2015 Post by: bryant.coleman on September 20, 2015, 06:04:24 PM More than 30% of the votes have been counted till now. SYRIZA leading with 35.41% of the vote, while it seems that the rebel Popular Unity (Λαϊκή Eνότητα) will fail to enter the parliament. Projections as of now are:
http://ekloges.ypes.gr/current/v/public/index.html SYRIZA - 145 seats ND - 75 Golden Dawn - 19 PASOK - 17 KKE - 15 To Potami - 10 Independent Greeks - 10 Union of Centrists - 9 Title: Re: Greek election results, Sep 2015 Post by: saddampbuh on September 20, 2015, 06:22:58 PM figures. despite voting no to the memorandum over 60% of greeks are cowards who believe they should remain in the euro at any price. they will get the government they deserve.
Title: Re: Greek election results, Sep 2015 Post by: bryant.coleman on September 20, 2015, 06:36:39 PM figures. despite voting no to the memorandum over 60% of greeks are cowards who believe they should remain in the euro at any price. they will get the government they deserve. Hmmm.... the only party which was clearly anti-Euro was the Popular Unity (Λαϊκή Eνότητα), which was formed by the rebel MPs from the SYRIZA. They are currently polling some 2.82% of the votes (3% is needed to enter the parliament). Before the elections, they had around 25 legislators. So this will be a huge loss for the rebels. Title: Re: Greek election results, Sep 2015 Post by: Kolla on September 20, 2015, 06:38:58 PM Pfff, I guess that in a few months there will be new Greek Elections... Title: Re: Greek election results, Sep 2015 Post by: catch.me.if.you.can on September 20, 2015, 07:06:22 PM Greek elections is a scam. The invisible goverment of Greece is the Freemasonry. Read more here:
http://www.eleysis-ellinwn.gr/el/articles/nea_taxi_pragmaton/masonia/h_xounta_tis_masonias_kai_h_apati_ton_eklogon.html Title: Re: Greek election results, Sep 2015 Post by: saddampbuh on September 20, 2015, 08:46:26 PM Hmmm.... the only party which was clearly anti-Euro was the Popular Unity (Λαϊκή Eνότητα), which was formed by the rebel MPs from the SYRIZA. They are currently polling some 2.82% of the votes (3% is needed to enter the parliament). Before the elections, they had around 25 legislators. So this will be a huge loss for the rebels. meant golden dawn not those syriza under a different name idiotsPfff, I guess that in a few months there will be new Greek Elections... there is no need for them as this vote accurately reflects the feelings of most greeks. stay in the euro no matter what. more than 60% were telling this to pollsters the same week they voted in the referendum to reject the bailout. that's why there was no serious rioting or outcry against tsipras when he capitulated. the germans were well aware of this and there was no way they were going to be the ones to blink. the greeks have become a cowardly race of people who make me almost ashamed of my blood.Title: Re: Greek election results, Sep 2015 Post by: Gronthaing on September 21, 2015, 07:14:51 AM figures. despite voting no to the memorandum over 60% of greeks are cowards who believe they should remain in the euro at any price. they will get the government they deserve. Hmmm.... the only party which was clearly anti-Euro was the Popular Unity (Λαϊκή Eνότητα), which was formed by the rebel MPs from the SYRIZA. They are currently polling some 2.82% of the votes (3% is needed to enter the parliament). Before the elections, they had around 25 legislators. So this will be a huge loss for the rebels. That was disappointing. Was expecting Popular Unity to do much better than that. But there are other parties that are anti-eu. Or at least euro skeptic. Golden dawn on the right like saddampbuh said. And the KKE on the left for example. there is no need for them as this vote accurately reflects the feelings of most greeks. stay in the euro no matter what. more than 60% were telling this to pollsters the same week they voted in the referendum to reject the bailout. that's why there was no serious rioting or outcry against tsipras when he capitulated. You are probably right. But a lot of it was also people being disillusioned and giving up after the no vote and the capitulation. This election had only 55% voter turnout for example. Which is maybe the lowest they had until now. Title: Re: Greek election results, Sep 2015 Post by: apollofire on September 21, 2015, 11:51:38 AM Thats very good news. Hope Greece is on the recovery road now. Thanks for the posting.
Title: Re: Greek election results, Sep 2015 Post by: bryant.coleman on September 21, 2015, 04:46:30 PM That was disappointing. Was expecting Popular Unity to do much better than that. But there are other parties that are anti-eu. Or at least euro skeptic. Golden dawn on the right like saddampbuh said. And the KKE on the left for example. Golden Dawn was anti-EU until a month ago. But right now, they are fiercely pro-EU. KKE is anti-Euro, but they will not be a part of the government, just like the Golden Dawn. So it doesn't count at all. But I was surprised by the fact that Popular Unity failed to enter the parliament. I was expecting some 5% to 10% of the votes for them. Title: Re: Greek election results, Sep 2015 Post by: saddampbuh on September 22, 2015, 07:06:58 AM Golden Dawn was anti-EU until a month ago. But right now, they are fiercely pro-EU. KKE is anti-Euro, but they will not be a part of the government, just like the Golden Dawn. So it doesn't count at all. But I was surprised by the fact that Popular Unity failed to enter the parliament. I was expecting some 5% to 10% of the votes for them. where did you hear that? golden dawn are stil anti euTitle: Re: Greek election results, Sep 2015 Post by: EternalWingsofGod on September 22, 2015, 07:08:44 AM Pfff, I guess that in a few months there will be new Greek Elections... Given the current climate I would not put it past them Can't remember how many elections it's already been over the past few 5 years but that number is not a few. Title: Re: Greek election results, Sep 2015 Post by: Gronthaing on September 23, 2015, 05:14:46 AM Golden Dawn was anti-EU until a month ago. But right now, they are fiercely pro-EU. KKE is anti-Euro, but they will not be a part of the government, just like the Golden Dawn. So it doesn't count at all. But I was surprised by the fact that Popular Unity failed to enter the parliament. I was expecting some 5% to 10% of the votes for them. where did you hear that? golden dawn are stil anti euAlso don't know where he heard that. What I read somewhere was that they had left their anti eu stance out of these elections and focused instead on anti austerity and anti immigration. But that was done to get more votes from people unhappy with other parties and looking for other alternatives. Not because they suddenly changed their minds a month ago. ... You are probably right. But a lot of it was also people being disillusioned and giving up after the no vote and the capitulation. This election had only 55% voter turnout for example. Which is maybe the lowest they had until now. That disillusionment seems to be part of planning these days. The anti Iraq war protests where the most obvious example, biggest global protests in history achieved practically nothing, message: Don't waste your time protesting. Greece, a clear "no" to another bailout, message: Don't waste your time voting. Short term the usual suspects gain an advantage but at a big cost to credibility, being forced to use a questionable currency encourages adoption of alternatives and being forced into silence encourages... Easy money helped pacify that and many other issues the last time around but the credibility of easy money has gone up in smoke so what's the next step? Probably a "European Spring" with those same usual suspects pulling the strings in the worst case but they have plenty of other tricks up their sleeves before it gets to that. Don't know if the people in power have that much foresight. Or if they are only going along trusting the public is too busy and divided to do anything. But one thing that can change that is pushing for better economic policies. And a decrease in inequality so more people can participate in society and the political system. |