Community | January 10, 2012 | 1 comment

Anarchists take over Greek radio studio, broadcast message supporting domestic terror group

source: http://www.washingtonpost.com/world/europe/anarchists-take-over-greek-radio-studio-broadcast...

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A Greek radio station says one of its studios in the Greek capital has been taken over by a group of anarchists, who broadcast a message in support of a domestic terrorist group.

Flash radio said the group had taken over the studio on Tuesday morning and broadcast a message supporting Revolutionary Struggle, a group best known for firing a rocket-propelled grenade into the U.S. Embassy in Athens in 2007. Eight suspected members of Revolutionary Struggle are currently on trial.

Police forces were deployed outside the building, and said about 30 anarchists were occupying the studio. The station was continuing with its regular broadcasting despite the occupation.



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1 comment // Anarchists take over Greek radio studio, broadcast message supporting domestic terror group

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    • Idk how much of this I believe... Were these people in fact "anarchists" is this part of a continued propaganda campaign against anarchists...?

      Were they in fact encouraging "domestic terrorism", if so whose definition of domestic terrorism?

      Why are they supporting " domestic terrorism", was it provoked? Is it like Syria in Greece right now? And the government is just calling the resistance "domestic terrorists"...?

      Did all those "credit default swaps" bought on Greece (“It’s like buying fire insurance on your neighbor’s house — you create an incentive to burn down the house,” said Philip Gisdakis, head of credit strategy at UniCredit in Munich.) really help?

      Does Wall-Street feel at all responsible?

      How are the people directly responsible for the financial crisis not terrorists?

    • 5 months ago
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