Greece will not become France, where chaos, hell, and above all looting prevail... objective reasons exist that warrant careful analysis. The primary causes of chaos in France are extreme illegal immigration, state failure to integrate illegal immigrants, followed by issues of inflation and education. In France, the Left raised the banner supporting protesters purely for campaign purposes, but the patriotic right did not follow; Le Pen stands against demonstrations and far more so against looting. Macron as President of France proved small, incompetent, and inadequate—a miserable, unreliable figure who took no measures... France today staggers... the incoming Le Pen will inherit scorched earth.
No party in Greece promotes demonstrations
In Greece, no political party promotes demonstrations, violence, or intentional destabilization and chaos. Let us begin with the patriotic parties: all stand opposed to illegal immigration and do not support social chaos... Within the Left, confusion reigns, and even the KKE—a decayed, complacent party—does not support chaos... While inflation remains a dominant issue in society... nevertheless, when 30,000 young people gather to see 68-year-old Vissi—who sought a massive cash grab through her concert—it signifies that money exists, cash circulates among sections of society, and they possess the means to cope with high prices.
Why the French chaos scenario cannot be repeated
In Greece, scenarios of widespread chaos cannot unfold despite extreme social discontent and accumulated government errors, with the core reason being the sheer scale of immigrants and illegal migrants. In France, 9 million immigrants and illegal migrants reside; in Greece, there are 1.4 million immigrants and illegal migrants, with the crucial difference that illegal migrants utilize Greece as a transit bridge to reach Germany, France, or other nations. The migrants residing in Greece, such as Albanians, have largely integrated, while Arab Muslims lack the critical mass required to provoke major riots. At the same time, the average Greek respects the property of others—a principle that may not apply universally, yet the prevailing sentiment remains "another person's property or business is not at fault." Lacking mechanisms of incitement, those who protest will send a clear message of disapproval to the government, but demonstrations will not transform into a France scenario.
The deep state... wants calm
Furthermore, police or intelligence personnel operating within marches—who aim to destabilize conditions in order to disperse demonstrations—do not desire chaos. The deep state seeks calm; thus, through official police forces and undercover officers mixing into crowds to provoke incidents—whom left-wing groups label the deep state—clear orders have been issued... the goal is social peace.
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