Maria Karystianou commented on the attack by Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis against journalists Iordanis Hasapopoulos and Anthi Voulgari on the air of MEGA NEWS Radio 104.6, as well as on the accusations regarding quantum medicine.
“A storm in the skull, I cannot comment on it differently. He has mixed up the xylenes, he has mixed things up in general. Once again quantum medicine is at the center, as if no one can simply type quantum medicine and see what quantum medicine is.”
“It is Mr. Georgiadis’ usual practice to kick up dust in order to cover up the essence. And the essence is that we live in a country in which citizens have to be lost for us to understand the chaos prevailing in the government, in the state mechanism in general, in whether inspections are carried out, whether the clinics are legal, whether they are legal in terms of the medical procedures they can perform, because that is the issue.”
“Plasmapheresis is a medical procedure, it is not an alternative therapy as Mr. Georgiadis said. It is a specific medical procedure carried out for a specific medical purpose and of course because it is invasive it also involves risks. So the issue is where it can be done, so that in the event of an incident like the one that happened with Giorgos Mazonakis, unfortunately, it can be dealt with appropriately.”
“It is unacceptable for a country’s Health Minister to come out and speak so dismissively about xylene in a process that is still ongoing. How exactly does he know for certain that there was no xylene, which was found in the state chemistry lab reports? How does Mr. Georgiadis know this, let him inform us too. He wants us to be occupied with the dust so that we do not understand the deficiencies of the system and especially in the health sector.”
As she herself explained, the term “quantum doctor” does not exist, but rather it concerns the application of quantum technology in diagnosis and prevention.
“Bioresonance, functional and all these things that can be done and are done in Europe and America, which are considered some alternatives, are not therapies, however, they are more in the area of the holistic. That is, what does the holistic say? That I as a doctor do not intervene only when there is a medical problem. I also intervene in prevention and in improving the patient’s health.”
“I am a pediatrician and I practice pediatrics, which means that I follow the protocols I have been taught. When I have to treat pneumonia, tonsillitis, we follow specific protocols. Medication, as science prescribes.”
“So within the framework that I am holistic, I should know anything concerning the child, any new methods that exist, which will improve our understanding of how the body works, the brain, and how we can improve it with natural methods, that is the part that interests me. It is, that is, an extra part.”
On Tempi & politics
Maria Karystianou then referred to the trial over Tempi and her testimony regarding the covering over of the site, while she denounced a system of cover-up and control of the judicial and police authorities by state power.
“I was afraid once in my life. When I entered a huge space like a garage that was empty and in the middle there was a white coffin and I had to go and open it. That’s when I was afraid. After I went through that, I am afraid of nothing. Do you know what they were telling me at the beginning? How are you going to get involved with politics, which is dirty? In the end I have understood why politics is dirty. Because there is all this lie, this slander, this pretense, this petty politics, these threats. Everything is in the game.”
“ We have reached the point of being a state that resembles, that seems to be governed by unlawful people. Who operate like an illegal organization, who want to control the judiciary, the, the police hierarchy, the hierarchy of, of the fire brigade, everyone, and essentially decide what will be heard, what will not be heard, what will be investigated, what will not be investigated, and to cover things up.”
Maria Karystianou, who is also president of the party “Hope for Democracy,” made it clear that the movement’s goal is not merely protest from the position of the opposition, but the assumption of governance in order to achieve real cleansing and justice, categorically ruling out any possibility of cooperation with systemic parties.
“What interests the citizen is not the title. You are in a position. Fine. Did you succeed or did you not succeed? That is what interests me. The essence. So the fact that someone is prime minister but has done nothing to help the state and essentially signs, while he said he would not sign, does not show great ability either. Therefore, it is not the title that makes the person, but the work, the deed and the result.”
“We cannot cooperate with systemic parties, because these parties brought us to where they brought us. Whether you want to call it functioning as governing parties or as opposition. Because I believe that the opposition too can do things.”
“Society wants Mitsotakis to go, but I do not want the lesser evil. I want something different, something truly hopeful, something new.”
“If we do not manage to get into Parliament, I will leave the country”
Ms. Karystianou stated that her entry into politics has mobilized the younger generation, which, although previously disappointed and oriented toward emigration, is now beginning to discern prospects for its future in the country.
“I do not believe that (my entry into politics) has cost the Tempi movement, in the sense that for me it is the evolution of the Tempi movement. That is, the Tempi movement reached a certain point, carried out the legal actions that had to be carried out and from that point on it waits in suspense.
But because the prospects are truly not good for justice to be delivered, you can also see the arrogance and conceit that exist among politicians, who are not at all afraid that they may really have to be held accountable or, even worse, be punished, they are proceeding normally in the pre-election period, they truly live in their own world. So the next step is plan b, that is, it was the entry into politics in order for things to change.”
“If we do not manage to get into Parliament and convince people that citizens really can do better, who do not have party experience, but have the experience of life and work, then for me it will be over.”
“And whether I will stay in Greece? The truth is that I will leave. I do not want to. I love Greece very much. I truly want to do the best I can. But if in the end we remain on our own, which I do not believe, I believe that people support us, to stay and watch people like Mr. Georgiadis, as we are seeing right now, speak so dismissively and for things to happen, for us to have a rain of scandals that remain unpunished? No, I could not endure that. It is unbearable.”