Party 3% and Gael Alexis Tsipras

I’m going to order this from the very beginning so that the fight starts right away and we don’t continue our nonsense:
What is the role of the internal KKE?

The real role of KKE Esoterikos, the role for which it was put forward in the country’s political scene, and not other features with the spread of European communism, no dependence on Moscow, democratic de-centralization (Generation Z just got it!), historical leveling and all these perfumes that we copied from Italians, as We always do over the decades. Basic work that was fucking crazy, as they say at Harvard when the hours go by and your pain doesn’t go away even with rye whiskey?

Here is the answer and tell me all:
The real role of KKE Internal was to keep the KKE out of power. Do not let her get close to a percentage that allows her to negotiate from a position of strength of her participation in coalition governments. As for the majority and victory in the elections, we do not discuss it at all, but wait, she did not even get the notorious 17% in the 1981 elections to enter the second distribution …

We did it!
And when I say “we” I include myself, having spent the best and most fruitful years of my life in the arms of KKE Esoterikos. It is in this party of 3% that some people today see in the official opposition and have their dreams diminished. And they tell you what a wonderful story he wrote, how many new things he brought into the political debate, and how he opened the way for so many cinematic processes. “This is how we should be,” is their constant objection, “this is how we face the events and challenges of the times,” my dear, I can’t stand any more nonsense, I’m about to enter the seventh decade of my life, the margins are narrowing day by day…

While Tsipras?
While Tsipras, from the first day he took charge of Syriza, raised the bar of expectations. The person has gone on to set a world record, for a Tedoglou-type stage, I’ll do what no one else has done. If you ask the old members of the party, they’ll tell you something fishy about the kittens who are stuck between the serious and the funny in groups:
Hey, does this guy want to be prime minister?
And why doesn’t he want that?

The other option would be to be the eternal fortress of KKE, winning the approval of the media regulars, the business community, and cybernauts who have a say in all and sundry. If that’s enough for you, you won’t be running a chestnut and the monastery will be fine. But what if they don’t reach you?
If they don’t get to you, you go into the kitchen and mess with the utensils and the oven. There is no other way, and if there was, the Americans would have found it, rest assured.
Can you handle the heat? Everything is good!
Can’t you afford it? Get up and go, said the pardoned Truman.

Hence the dilemma of days for CEOs and Syriza members:
Do we go ko-ko-ko and keep our heads down or do we pull the rope and let any rain fall?
Personally, I am always for the second option, especially after 12 years in the internal KKE, I saw, learned, suffered and I know very well that with the tail in the legs no one interrupted …