Georgiadis: Konstantopoulou is the worst and most toxic thing that has passed through the Parliament – She started it as soon as she saw me

Tensions peaked in the Parliament due to a confrontation between the Minister of Health Adonis Georgiadis and the head of “Pleusis Eleftherias” Zoe Konstantopoulou. Mr. Georgiadis also returned online, publishing a post in which he apologizes in advance for the style of his parliamentary positionexplaining that he “had no other way” as he says “to defend the Republic”.

Adonis Georgiadis attributes “hatred”, “toxicity” and “conspiracy” to Zoe Konstantopoulou, denouncing her personal attacks against MPs from different political arenas. He also emphasizes that “as he always does” when he sees him “he put it on his feet”.

“I apologize in advance for my current style against the President of Freedom of Navigation today in the Hellenic Parliament. But I had no other way to defend the Republic from this awful existence. You can see my entire statement today about Zoe Konstantopoulou. As he always does now when he sees me, he literally put it down. When you speak her language, and I’m sorry I have to, she loses it. This lady is the most toxic and evil thing to come through Parliament. Hatred, toxicity, conspiracy, to all who do not worship her. Today he accused Ms. Liana Kanelis of having a “career” under the Junta (when she was 13 years old), Olga Gerovasili was cursed by normality as being involved in a conspiracy against her with the ND, and in the end she accused Dora Bakoyannis of everything with the most vulgar words. In the end, however, she made the mistake of taking me in her mouth….you will see the rest here….”

The minister’s post comes in the wake of an episode that took place in the Plenary, on the occasion of a confrontation between Ms. Konstantopoulou and female MPs from KKE, SYRIZA and ND. Mr. Georgiadis, in the same post, claims that the president of “Freedom Sailing” left the room “as she always does now when she sees me” and posts a video of his speech.

At the center of the tension, according to what the minister cites, were reports by Zoe Konstantopoulou to Liana Kanelis, Olga Gerovasilis and Dora Bakoyannis, with characterizations that Mr. Georgiadis denounces as “vulgar”.