Opinion on Greece

The Propylaia, Lindos, Rhodes

The Elgin Marbles

Christopher Hitchen and the Elgin marbles

Greek Tourism

Greek Crisis

Lord Byron taverna, Ios

Returning to my hometown after a year’s absence – how it has changed for the worse.

… but not everything is so bad!

There are several myths about the Greek crisis that need to be confronted.

A misleading title: this is a hard-nosed essay on Greek productivity.

Entering into the realm of the absurd.

Events have probably overtaken this post before it was even posted, but read nevertheless; I am not mincing my words.

John Pallas

22/07/2013 - 10:46

Agapite Gianni

Eixame gnoristei meso toy Daskalopoulou,kai eixame synatithei dyo fores.Argotera apomakrinthika apo to Xrhsto me diki mou epilogi kai ligo pio prin jekinisa ti Recordisc.Ueleis na soy steilo samplers meso wetranfer?H protimas se fysiki morfi?
H diki mas Ellada yparxei sta oneira mas…

1. John Malathronas Author
  
  22/07/2013 - 17:05
  
  Kalytera na ta steilhs sto Christo. Aytos ascholeitai pio epaggelmatika me th mousikh twra. Egw mono erasitechnika pleon.
  
  1. John Pallas
    
    22/07/2013 - 17:10
    
    Me ton Xristo den exv epafes.
    Den apeythinomai se sena gia epaggelmatiki symvouli…apla me eixes ephreasei ws epaggelmatiaw,palia.Dianemoyme etaireis apo th Skandinavia,thn Toyrkia to Iran kai tin Koyba metaxi allon.
  2. John Malathronas Author
    
    22/07/2013 - 20:45
    
    I’ll send you an email, OK?