News Story Uncensored by Hellada

Excerpt from Athens Examiner.
“After being censored and banned in Hellada for nearly 40 years a story from the New York Times has been released,supposedly as a part of reforms that may knock down our government as we know it,but without further ado,the story.
“To day the least,Theo Romanos hates his country’s government,but like most everyone,the only way out was illegal and dangerous,so he didn’t really have an option he had a good reason not to like it,at the age of 13 in 1950 his parents were executed for rebellious nature,the rebellion?Tipping a revolutionary a generous 20$ and that led to
hearing the news that the nations president Markos Vafiadis would locate his country home near the tiny town he lived in,he thought he had to do something,anything against Markos....and he did on June,26,1982 when he walked up to Markos and said “You are a disgrace to this nation,you killed my PARENTS!”He then spit on his shoes,he later disappeared that night.Everyone in town knew Theo Romanos,the jolly man who went through town all day,but that night he wasn’t there,and the town had its suspicions...which were confirmed when someone spotted Theo being executed from the grounds of the presidents country house,after that the townspeople planned for weeks gathered their weapons,built there strategies,in the hope of getting there revenge,July,19,1982 The people gathered in the square,all 91 of the adults,and some children snuck along too,from what they knew Markos had 12 guards,meaning it was 91 against 12,then again,the townsfolk has few weapons,and the guards were trained,but nonetheless,they marched through the houses gates went through the front door...and came face to face with 3 machine guns,the ambush killed 17 people,others survived or were somewhere else,according to one account Markos are grapes while this massacre happened,the people spread through the town,the president and his guards didn’t shoot anyone else.They simply placed the perimeter with mines and burned the town to dust,all records of the town existing were destroyed.”