Pederasty:  Greece has a long history of pederasty, and indeed the culture of Ancient Greece – which carried over to modern Greece and really the whole world – was so mired in pedophilia, that it is impossible or any good to ever come from that nation.  Pederasty has been described as an essential element of the Greek culture at least from the time of Homer.  It was considered “normal” for grown men to be drawn to young boys, and pederasty was integral to Greek military training, and at times a factor in the deployment of troops.  The Code of Justinian made pederasty an institution, and this filth became common place, with men publicly flaunting their sexual relationships with young boys.  In the Archaic period, pederasty was considered a high ideal, though there was some whisper of a small concern about it during the Classical era, and in the Hellenic period Plato in his Laws blamed pederasty for promoting civil strife.  In ancient Sparta, if a man did not have a youthful male lover, it was considered a deficiency in his character.  For most of the history of Greece, filthy relationships between men and boys was fundamental to the social and educational system, with boys from 12-19 being courted by grown men freaks (who as they aged were given wives for political and economic reasons).  Pederasty was integrated into religious training and military training, and permeates the record made through the arts.  More than fifty examples of young men who were lovers to the gods are found in Greek mythology, and all the main gods except Ares had pedophile relationships.  Everything the Greek learned through their centuries of building up wrath against the day of wrath has been romanticized in Doomed-america, so that the education, religious and military institutions are as mired in this filth as were the Greek.

Fags:  So it should be no surprise to know that fags are fully comfortable in modern Greece.  Homosexuality was decriminalized in 1951, and male prostitution has been legal since 2006.  The age of consent is 15 (with a lot of blather about this applying so long as they are “close in age” – why don’t you just send these children engraved invitations to be fags you freaks!).  Legislation prohibiting “discrimination” against fags was adopted in 2005 – so now every employee in Greece must be subjected to the grungy feces-encrusted flaunting of every nuance of their filthy manner of life – and civil marriage was legalized for fags in 1982.  Of course the fags are not satisfied, even though they have the run of Athens with their parades, film festivals, and laws favoring them at every level.  They still pressure the authorities to give them full marriage rights, and have browbeaten the Archbishop of Athens to say they need to change with the times and let the fags marry.  They incessantly whine when police ask the fags to be tested for disease, and the military asks them to tone down their cross dressing just the tiniest little bit.  The parliament is about to cave, and how could they not – this is the nation most famous for letting fags run the show, so just get on with it already people!

Prostitution is legal in Greece, and in fact they have medical benefits and a retirement plan.  Special.  Abortion is available on demand, for any reason or no reason, and the government gives full high-dollar support to contraceptive use for all ages.  Of course there is a thriving sex slave trade in Greece, with more than 20,000 foreign women working in a billion-dollar industry to service more than one million men across the country (which makes up at least 20% of their entire male population).  Young women are lured to Greece with promises of jobs, and then violently forced into this behavior.  This is a worldwide phenomenon in this cursed earth, but Greece has, of course, distinguished itself in its numbers.  You would think that they have enough free sex given the filthy manner of life in Greece, but they are not content to just sin away their own last day of grace, and must force others to join them.  An immigration bill put regulation of this mess into the hands of the local authorities who are so corrupt they will never do a thing to stop it, and in fact are some of the best customers!  The Albanian and Russian mafia are blamed, but corrupt local officials perpetuate and enable their mischief.

Corrupt Officials:  Greece is routinely faced with vast financial and political scandals, with graft and corruption an integral part of Greece’s culture.  The public wealth is routinely looted, no matter who is in power at the time.  The Greek stock market surged in the late 1990s and then collapsed in 2000, ruining thousands of small investors.  There have been bond trading scandals in which state pension funds overpaid millions of Euros for state bonds, and shady business dealings by various government ministers, such as using forest fires as the occasion to turn over land to their friends who grease their palms.  In 2008 the general secretary of the Ministry of Culture, Christos Zachopoulos, a close friend of the prime minister, was embroiled in a scandal after his affair with a female associated who threatened to expose him when he would not give her a permanent job.  When he tried to kill himself, the public was skeptical that they were hearing the full story, because, after all, no one in Greece believes a man would try to take his own life for fear an extramarital relationship would be exposed.  They scoff such a suggestion and yawn at sexual irregularities amongst their “leaders.”  The beat goes on – with various “scandals” about private advantages being gained up to and including by the prime minister himself (pictured here).  The people have no ability to stop this, and the curse of God has led to the basest of men being over them.