At the
moving Remembrance Ceremony that took place on Wednesday the 1st of
November 2017 the Golden Dawn Euro Parliamentarian Lambros Fountoulis, father of Giorgos, emphasised that he didn’t buckle
after the cowardly murder of his son and as a political soldier he took the
place of his son in the Struggle for the Fatherland and for Freedom.
Alexandros Gerontas, our Brother in Arms,
who was heavily injured from the terrorist’s bullets but who stood tall,
stressed how time has stood still on Irakliou Road and that we all owe it
Giorgos and Manos to continue the Struggle.
Golden
Dawn’s leader, Nikolaos G. Michaloliakos
emphasised that the guilty parties are not limited to the gutless assassins,
but to the entire dirty media system who on the night of the murders declared
that they were the consequence of a “settling of scores”. He referred to the
pathetic gathering of approximately 20 professional “anti-fascists” who
disbanded before the start of this ceremony and he pointed out that four years
later there still have not been any interrogations carried out in order to
arrest the parastatal murderers. He stated that the new Thermopylae of modern
Hellenism was found on Irakleiou Road where Giorgos Fountoulis bravely opened
his arms in front of the murderers and said “Here I am, for Greece and for Faith”.
In the
place of the two young Dead Heroes there are now thousands of Greek
Nationalists who undauntedly continue as declares the slogan that was created
by an anonymous Golden Dawner “Giorgos and Manos, listen from up above, your
brothers will forever guard the streets”!
Lambros Fountoulis speech transcription
“Brothers
and sisters in arms, friends, four years have passed since that dreadful day,
Friday 1st November 2013. In the minds of some, images and emotions
from that night are resurrected. Images that have never before been experienced
in Greece: two brave hearted young men cowardly exterminated in cold blood. Two
young Greeks, whose only crimes were their love for the Fatherland and their
honourable Struggle for a better Greece from within the ranks of Golden Dawn.
The fatal shots were fired into their heads by the paid exterminators, as they
were ordered to, because they thought that they would kill their ideas. The
mass media of propaganda and the entire political system with a special mention
for Samaras, Papoulias, Venizelos and Dendias, did not speak a single word of
condemnation for this appalling crime as they would usually fall over
themselves to do in other cases. “Luckily there were no men killed” were the
words of the deplorable journalist Pretenteris. I have many emotions. Pain, grief,
fury: Emotions that accompany me daily from that night as if a single day
hasn’t passed. However I didn’t buckle just as our Leader, our parliamentarians
and many of our brothers in arms didn’t buckle with the illegal persecution and
imprisonment. Just as you all brothers and sisters in arms, friends and
ordinary citizens didn’t buckle and weren’t afraid to stand here, the place that
our two young men have marked with their blood. The dream of each parent is for
their child to follow in their footsteps and to achieve goals in their life
that they weren’t able to. Fate has given me a different path: I would follow
in my son’s footsteps and I would struggle for his beliefs and ideas that he
didn’t get the chance to fulfil in this life; for those things that we
discussed between ourselves when we spoke about politics, God, Fatherland, family.
When we discussed values and ethics and who embodies these qualities. It is for
these values that I joined the ranks of Golden Dawn, a political soldier in
place of my son and for these qualities that I will continue to struggle until
we succeed in building a new Greece: Free and independent! Giorgos and Manos my
brave hearted young men, your sacrifice is like a lighthouse that shines a
light for us and guides us forward. We won’t take a single step backwards in
your values, in your principles and in your ideals. We will continue your
honourable Struggle, for which you gave your lives, until the final victory.
Giorgos Fountoulis, Manolis Kapelonis, Immortal!”
Alexandros Gerontas speech transcription
“Four
years have passed since the murderous attack on the Office of the Northern
Suburbs of Golden Dawn carried out by cowardly far left parastatal terrorists.
An attack that cost the lives of two of our Brothers in Arms: Giorgos
Fountoulis and Manolis Kapelonis. For us though, the Hellenic nationalists of
Golden Dawn, however much time may pass, it will be as if it occurred only
yesterday. It is as if time itself has stopped, here on Irakleiou Road. What
can one say when one finds oneself at the site where our brothers were
sacrificed? Is there anything that can relieve the grief and the justified fury
that we feel? I speak from the heart: there is nothing. The only thing that
I’ve learned all these years, and you know this too brothers & sisters in
arms, is that there aren’t any words to describe it and the only thing that
matters are actions. The actions one takes each passing day. Its’ wise then
that every day that passes that we understand what we ought to do and what we
must not do. What can we do and what can’t we do? We can stand all together
with a single soul, side by side with each other, at the side of our Leader and
to struggle united with all of our strength against the darkness. Giorgos and Manos,
the day will be a holy one when we stand worthy of your sacrifice. Brothers,
you are here with us and you guide us, you are Immortal!”
Nikos Michaloliakos speech transcription
“Brothers
and sisters in arms, we’ve gathered here today to make a sincere mass prayer
for the souls of our two brothers. In the funeral songs from Mani, when the
funeral song is beginning, the lead singer acknowledges those who are present
in mourning. I will do the same today. Thanking from the bottom of my heart the
honourable core of Hellenism, who are present here today and to be able to
speak of such when we live in an era where forgetfulness, atheist Marxism and
national nihilism has overtaken everything.
I will
speak of the leadership of the revolution of 1821, of Germanos III of Old Patra
who passed away in Italy supposedly of a heart attack, a fact that was
convenient for many different interests at the time, so that the Revolution
would be denied a worthy pioneer. I will speak of the defamed Papaflessas, who
with his fiery rhetoric shook the captains into starting the Revolution, even
misleading them to justify this end. I will speak of Gregory the Fifth whom the
Turks hung to death from the building of the Patriarchate. We should remember
the words of the poet that say “Don’t forget the rope, children, of the
Patriarch”. I will speak finally, of the Holy Man of our Nation, of Athanasios
Diakos. He died refusing to change his Faith and this makes him a Holy Man of
our Faith.
We thank
from the bottom of our hearts, the Priests who have attended this evening. They
have blessed and sung the Trisagion Prayer for the souls of our brothers,
Giorgos and Manos, because from God we all began.
I would
like to make the second acknowledgement to the worthy and respected father of
Giorgos, Lambros Fountoulis. Who has taken his son’s place in the ranks of the
Struggle and holds a flag high together with his human torture.
I would
also like to say welcome to all of you who prove that the dead are not
forgotten. The Heroes of the Nation are not forgotten. The two brave hearted
men who spilt their blood are not forgotten. Yes, it was 7.05 on the 1st
of November 2013 when time froze as Giorgos and Manos spilt their blood for
Greece, for Faith, for the People, for Orthodoxy, for the values that we defend
and fight for and we will fight for until the end.
7.05 in
the evening of the 1st of November 2013. Let your minds wander and
your soul free and contemplate, here in this exact place the murderers
approach. As we know from the brothers who were here, among them Alexandros who
still carries on his body the scars from the bullets, Giorgos who was sitting
here in this place saw the murderers approaching and opened his arms out wide.
He said to them Here I am! For Greece! For Faith! You can’t do anything to me!
You won’t kill me! And they didn’t kill him! He lives within us! He lives
within all of you! He lives in the flags that are raised high! Giorgos and
Manos Live!
Brothers
and sisters in arms, what should we remember from those that carry a huge guilt
for this crime? We were in jail then and we were following the news bulletins.
They were saying that the motorbike was black and left towards the direction of
Mesogia when the motorbike was white and had gone towards Kiffissia: Total
misinformation. Four years have passed. Not a single suspect has been
interrogated. Isn’t this correct brother in arms Lambros? You follow any
developments on the matter. Not even a single suspect. Nothing. If the state
wants to act immediately on an issue, it has the means to. However in this case
it suited them very well that two young people should die, guarding the new
Thermopylae, the new Thermopylae of modern Hellenism which is found on Irakleio
Road. They didn’t achieve anything though: they believed that with their bullets,
murdering our brothers, they would frighten off an entire group of people.
Today in the place of the two there are hundreds, they are present, brave men
and women, proud Golden Dawners, Greeks, to honour their memory. Brothers and
sisters in arms, they should get the message, Giorgos and Manos did not die.
They live within our hearts and each year we’ll be here to honour their memory.
Immortal!”
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