In his announcement on phrase which was used yesterday, Saturday, April 5, on its radio broadcasting its president Greek solution, Kyriakos Velopoulos – Referring to the report of Tasu Dede for the collision of the trains in Tempi – The press spokesman proceeded New Democracy, Nikos Romanos.
In particular, the Kyriakos Velopoulos He used yesterday on his radio show when he referred to Tasos Dede’s report, the following phrase: “I wish your children were there” However, later, the president of the Greek solution posted in his post that he had recalled and addressed “an inhumane who sent a message at the time of the broadcast (I had to read it in the air to understand what it was)”.
In his announcement, the Nikos Romanos He said that “recognizing the error, however big it is, is always valuable. But not at least demonstrating the sincerity required for it and to do it hypocritically, even trying to fool everyone, it simply emphasizes his repulsive, inhumane and vulgar statement. ” The New Democracy spokesman then called on Kyriakos Velopoulos to address a “normal apology”.
See the entire announcement of New Democracy spokesman:
“Mr. Velopoulos, commenting on lawyers who represented families of victims of Tempi and expert reports that were ordered by other families (and the President of the Athens Bar Association), publicly wished” your children were on the train “. After a few seconds he took it back “because his (his partner) was distressed here.
Then, in response to internet users, he first argued that he suffered a cutter and then that this particular “wish” came from his listener and simply read it. Then, of course, he himself realized how ridiculous the second version was and deleted it. What the quality of a political man and man demonstrates to make such a wish for the children of any man, even if after “taking it back” at the urging of his partner (and not because he himself felt the misery he was gone), everyone judges.
Recognizing the error, however big it is, is always valuable. But not at least demonstrating the sincerity needed for it and to do it hypocritically, even trying to fool everyone, it simply emphasizes his repulsive, inhumane and vulgar statement.
We are waiting (rather in vain) a normal apology to Mr. Velopoulos for his unprecedented vulgarity and a clear condemnation by all parties. “