5.05.2012

SARKOZY C'EST FINI! MAY 6 MARKS THE END OF THE POLITICAL CAREER OF THE No 1 ENEMY OF GREECE...

22 EYΡΩ ΟΙ 3 ΩΡΕΣ ΣΤΟ "ΡΟΖ" ΞΕΝΟΔΟΧΕΙΟ ΙΔΙΟΚΤΗΣΙΑΣ ΜΙΧΑΛΟΛΙΑΚΟΥ...ΥΓΕΙΟΝΟΜΙΚΗ ΒΟΜΒΑ ΜΕ ΤΡΙΤΟΚΟΣΜΙΚΕΣ ΣΥΝΘΗΚΕΣ, ΕΛΛΕΙΨΗ ΚΑΘΑΡΙΟΤΗΤΑΣ, ΣΤΕΓΑΝΟΤΗΤΑΣ, ΕΞΑΕΡΙΣΜΟΥ, ΗΧΟΜΟΝΩΣΗΣ, ΚΑΙ AΔΗΛΩΤΕΣ ΠΟΡΝΕΣ ΠΕΡΙΓΡΑΦΟΥΝ ΟΙ ΕΠΙΣΚΕΠΤΕΣ...

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Aπο V88

Είπα αφού έχω γεννέθλια (εδώ μέσα), να κάνω ένα μικρό δωράκι στον εαυτό μου. Κλείνω μια γκομενίτσα-μπάζο (αλλά δίνει κώλο) και πάω στο εν λόγω χοτέλι, αφού κοπροσκύλαγα στην περιοχή. Ο χώρος μου έκανε για αρκετά γερασμένος. Στον 1ο όροφο το δωμάτιο με σημαντικά σημάδια πολυκαιρισμένου. Πόρτα μπάνιου σκασμένη από τα νερά και την υγρασία, σεντόνια σκληρά, TV 15ετίας όχι flat ή κάτι τέτοιο. 3-4 κανάλια τσόντα, αρκετά καλά, ηχομόνωση λίγο κάτω από το μέσο όρο, λόγω φασαρίας του δρόμου δεν ενοχλεί. Δεν είχαν κάνει καλό αερισμό και μύριζε τσιγάρο. Ο άνθρωπος που ήταν στο γκισε, έσωζε την κατάσταση. Ευγενικός, ήρεμος, με καλή δόση χιούμορ και άνεσης. Πλήρωσα πριν ανέβω, κάτι που δεν μου πολύ άρεσε. Διακριτικότητα...σώζει η πίσω πόρτα. Έξυπνο. Πάρκινγκ ούτε για πλάκα, αν και έχει ακριβώς δίπλα, αλλά είναι σε δήμόσια θέα ειδικά για μένα που ξεχωρίζει (επαγγελματικό).
Πίστεύω είναι εύκολη λύση, αλλά θα ήταν όλα καλύτερα στα 12 € με max 15 €.
Αυτά και χρόνια μου πολλά.
V88

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24-05-2011

Aπο POURANGER

Λοιπόν
Μεσημερι .
Νο 1 ο υπάλλος στη μία ώρα με πήρε τηλ , ότι δήθεν εξανλήθηκε το 3ωρο . Το μπανιο απελπιστικά μικρό . Το ξενοδοχείο θέλει ένα φρεσκαρισματάκι . Εύκολη πρόσβαση , 22 € . Αλλά δεν μου έκανε κλικ . Τίποτα το συγκεκριμμένο αλλά . Γούστα είναι αυτά .
Εγώ δεν θα το ξανατιμούσα . Καλύτερα Prive στο Μεταξουργείο που από πλευρά περιοχής και τιμής είναι συγκρίσσιμο .

Aπό ΑQUAPLUS1

Το ξενοδοχείο για διαμονή με 40 ευρό και ημιπαραμονή είναι σχετικά καλό και καθαρό.Η reseption ευγενιότατη και πολύ εξυπηρετική. Τα δωμάτια μεγάλα και πρόσφατα ανακαινισμένα. Το μόνο αρνητικό μου χρέωσε το δεύτερο cg όταν είχα πάρει διαμονή με μια μικρή έξτρα επιβάρυνση. Και η κύρια εισοδο είναι ακριβώς στο φανάρι της Πλ Αττικής αλλά βοηθάει πολύ η ΒΟΗΘΗΤIΚΗ ΕΙΣΟΔΟΣ. (*cg=call girl).

Από pacwman

Ευκολη προσβαση και παρκινγκ λογω μηχανης . Γενικα κομβικο σημειο αν εισαι κοντα στο κεντρο . Ηχομονωση αστεια και γενικα τα δωματια δεν κρυβουν την ηλικια του ξενοδοχειου. Καθαρο το ανακαινισμενο μπανιο και τα δωματια. Τηλεοραση με τσοντοκαναλα (2 αν θυμαμαι καλα). Για συναντηση με επαγγελματια ειναι μια χαρα. Αν θελησω να βρεθω καπου με γκομενα θα διαλεξω αλλο.

AMERICAN HELLENIC COUNCIL SUPPORTING H.R. 627

In April 2012, legislation was introduced in the US House of Representatives calling upon the FYROM to work within the framework of the UN process with Greece to achieve longstanding United States and United Nations policy goals of finding a mutually acceptable composite name, with a geographical qualifier and for all uses for the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia. It also opposes HR 4243 and SR 2177 that were introduced earlier in the year and were advocating a break from existing US & NATO policy and allowing FYROM to ascend into the Alliance without first resolving existing disputes with Greece.

The American Hellenic Council has already taken action. We are supporting H.R. 627 and opposing H.R.4243 and S.R. 2177. We have also asked all the elected Representatives from California to oppose any break from existing US policy at the upcoming NATO Conference. We have communicated those positions in writing and we have also contacted the Congressmen and Congresswomen that we have relationships with to present our arguments.

What can you do? Please take two minutes today and ask your elected U.S. Representative to support our positions by emailing him through our easy form here!

http://org2.democracyinaction.org/o/7268/p/dia/action/public/index.sjs?action_KEY=10550

Urge FYROM to work in good faith in resolving the name dispute with Greece

Urge your elected Congressmember to co-sponsor recently introduced House Resolution 627 asking the government of the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia (FYROM) to work in good faith in resolving the name dispute with Greece.

Brief Historical Background

Macedonia in ancient times was inhabited by Hellenes (ethnic Greeks) and geographically covered an area that included what is today northern Greece (about 50%), partly FYROM (about 40%) and a small part of today's Bulgaria (about 10%). The northern region of Greece that was included in ancient Macedonia is also called Macedonia today. After the breakup of Yugoslavia in 1991-1992, a new independent country (FYROM) was created to the north of Greece and self-proclaimed itself as "Macedonia".

The new landlocked country, comprised mostly of ethnic Slavs (about two thirds) and Albanians (about one third), immediately embarked on a campaign of appropriating the Ancient Macedonian identity and announced that it will only accept as its internationally recognized name the name "Republic of Macedonia". Despite the fact that Slavic and Albanian populations did not descend to the area until much later in history, the government of the new country, started claiming exclusivity on the history of Ancient Macedonia in its effort to manufacture an ethnic identity for itself and or with hopes that it might somehow raise claims to the northern part of Greece that had access to the seaport of Thessaloniki. As a result, FYROM promulgated propaganda in which it claimed portions of Greek territory and usurps Greek national identity and culture (e.g. claiming that Alexander the Great was ethnically their ancestor).

With the belief that this was detrimental to Greece's national sovereignty but also destabilizing for the region as a whole, Greece tried in good faith to negotiate an end to the name dispute and any implicit territorial claims that FYROM might make through historical revisionism. As a result in 1995, Greece & FYROM signed an Interim Accord proclaiming a temporarily recognized name of the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia (FYROM) and urging the new country from ceasing any aggressive activities vis-a-vis its neighbors.

However, since 1995, due to FYROM government's intransigence, the negotiations have reached a stalemate, while the government of FYROM is continuing to exclusively claim Ancient Macedonian identity for its population. Greece has offered compromise on the name issue hinting that it will accept a composite name with a geographic or ethnic qualifier for the new country. However, FYROM is insisting on the name "Republic of Macedonia" and not backing down from its unreasonable claims.

Most recently, FYROM is pursuing a campaign of lobbying the US government to overturn a previous NATO decision that FYROM needs to permanently and in good faith resolve its name dispute with fellow NATO member Greece before it can be admitted into the alliance.

Political Action

On April 19, 2012, U.S. Reps. Carolyn Maloney (D-NY) and Gus Bilirakis (R-FL), co-chairs of the Hellenic Caucus, introduced House Resolution 627, expressing the sense of the House of Representatives that the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia should work within the framework of the United Nations process with Greece to achieve longstanding United States and United Nations policy goals of finding a mutually acceptable composite name, with a geographical qualifier and for all uses for the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia. The legislation, H.Res.627, also calls on FYROM to abstain from all hostile activities and stop violating provisions of the United Nations-brokered Interim Agreement and urges the United States Government to work in partnership with North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) allies to uphold previous NATO Summits decisions, with regard to the enlargement issue and extend an invitation to FYROM as soon as a mutually acceptable solution to the name issue has been reached within the framework of the United Nations.

Also, there have been two resolutions, one in House of Representatives (H.R. 4243) and one in the US Senate (S.R. 2177) , introduced in March 2012. These two resolutions are calling for the United States to overturn stated US and NATO decisions in allowing FYROM to join the NATO alliance without having to resolve the name dispute with Greece in advance. We believe that those resolutions have been the work of FYROM government lobbyists and not to the best interests of the United States or its NATO ally Greece. A similar action that has taken place is a letter sent to President Obama urging him to break from long-standing prudent US policy in the upcoming NATO conference in Chicago on May 20-21.

What has the American Hellenic Council done?

The American Hellenic Council has already taken the position of supporting H.R. 627 and opposing H.R.4243, S.R. 2177. We have also asked all the elected Representatives from California to oppose any break from existing US policy at the upcoming NATO Conference. We have communicated those positions in writing and we have also contacted the Congressmen and Congresswomen that we have relationships with to present our arguments.

What can I do?

We have created a sample letter for you to email directly from our website to your elected official. Simply click on the box below, type in your ZIP code and or full address to get the name and phone number for your U.S. Representative. A sample letter with our arguments will appear. Send it as is or modify it to include your own arguments. Click & Send! It's that simple.

So... Take Action!!
Please take two minutes today - 120 seconds - to ask your U.S. Representative to:

Co-sponsor H.R. 627 in calling for FYROM to negotiate in good faith with Greece in resolving the name dispute
Oppose H.R. 4243 and S.R. 2177 that are advocating breaking away from prudent and long-standing US policy on NATO accession conditions for FYROM

Also take a minute and forward this page to your friends and family that are in support of our positions for prudent foreign policy, peace & stability in the Balkans!