The Party of 5% Goes Bankrupt - Telephone Company Cuts Off Lines At PASOK

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The PASOK party which only has 5% (or much less) of the national vote, and which is presently part of the coalition government, may push crippling laws on citizens that can even include the seizure of assets, but they are definitely bad at tending to their own affairs and cannot even pay their own debts. Aside from the hundreds of millions of euros which have gone unaccounted for (meaning hundreds of millions of tax payer euros), PASOK doesn't pay its utility bills. The situation got so out of hand that on Monday Greece's biggest telecoms company OTE cut off PASOK's telephone lines at the party headquarters on Harilaou Trikoupi.

At first, the employees at PASOK's headquarters thought it was a technical problem, but they soon realized that it wasn't and were dumbfounded when they received the news that the party had a massive amount in unpaid bills.

Fortunately one line, which was recently transferred from Hippocrates (former PASOK headquarters) was left unharmed but then again it may be cut off soon as well if they once again forget to pay the bill.

These are the people that naive Greek citizens entrusted the nation to, and as you can see they cannot even pay a simple bill, yet they want to impose harsh austerity measures on us.

Greek citizens are losing their homes because of debts to utility companies. Just the other day a homeowner in the prefecture of Ilia lost his home to the Wind telecom company because of a debt of 2,200 euros.


What will PASOK lose?

Source in Greek - defencenet

(Editor - If PASOK does not have the money to pay a simple telephone bill, then why the hell do they preach to us about tiding up our house? Also... How can PASOK supporters accept watching their party leader ride around town in one of the most luxurious cars in Greece - and said to be priced in the hundreds of thousands - when they cannot even pay their own operation costs?)