DAY 162
Juan and Jordi, two extraordinary guys that were marching with CMFA in Macedonia and Greece. Let me use the occasion to say how grateful I am for all the positive energy you contributed! Jordi, especially for expressing his sincere opinions and motivations, pursue for clarity and truth, and Juan, for sharing his valuable experience in civil movements and search for reaching consensus. Not mentioning your everyday smile and support as well as all the tasty dishes you cooked!
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One of the craziest stories of the march. There were some people that couldn't get along with the CMFA movement. Some of them couldn't stand mistakes, frustrations and group conflicts that we experiened on a daily basis. Some of us (marchers) felt that the march betreyed its ideals. Some left it to start their own journeys. Some of them behaved in such manner that, they had to be disciplinary removed (yes, that happend!). This is a postcard for Krystian,, who couldn't stand the "crazyness" of CMFA. March's "qeen" Malika, dressed as a child, watched by the greedy eyes of the horny cameraman. Well, don't hesitate to ask me for more details.
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Anna (Poland), founder of the CMFA posing with a flag of the movement in front of the militray parade of taking the Greece national flag. We saw many of these parades in Greece, country that, despite economy crisis, has the second highest rate in defense spending within the NATO after the USA - 2,38 GDP in 2016 (keeptalkinggreece.com). At the same time the German budget noticed 1,34 bln net profit from Grecces "help" programme.