Nobody has the right to silence in front of the crime which continues to be committed.
Serving in the army as a soldier I feel, like the rest of the Greek people, resentment for the consequences of the cruel and murderous NATO bombing in the neighbouring Yugoslavia. Today, all the facts prove in a new dimension the consequences against its people, but also against the soldiers who were called to serve as a supposedly peace-keeping force in the region. The deaths of NATO's soldiers, the cases of leukemia in many more, and mostly those that are expected to appear in the following years, show the huge responsibilities that the Greek government has, too. The only one that is deprived of the right to speak is the one that is called, directly or indirectly, in the name of duty to materialize these orders. He's the one that his life, as well as the life of the Yugoslav people, comes last in significance compared to the fulfill of the NATO goals.