Stathis Leivaditis | PirateTimes

Κατά τη διάρκεια των τελευταίων εβδομάδων, υπήρξε ένας δημοκρατικός άνεμος που ξεκίνησε να φυσάει σε όλο τον κόσμο. Αρκετές χώρες ξεκίνησαν για να διαμαρτυρηθούν και έλαβαν άμεση δράση για να απαιτήσουν περισσότερη δημοκρατία. Στην Ισλανδία ο πρωθυπουργός παραιτήθηκε από το…

About Stathis Leivaditis

The English “pirate” is derived from the Greek word “πειρατής” (peiratēs) and this in turn from the verb “πειράομαι” (peiráomai), “I attempt”, which is a derivative of the noun “πείρα” (peîra), “experience”. Coming from the depths of the centuries, the word “pirate” took on another dimension in our days. The ruling classes saw pirates as rebels and hated them. Rebels without a state, they were not submissive to any law, except from the laws they instituted themselves, improvising together. This is the feeling of a Pirate: when something doesn’t work, you have to attempt to bring a new concept. Sometimes it goes beyond a certain point and perhaps exceeds certain limits, because it is an expression of challenge; the challenge to change the system. I’m a member of the Board (and former chairman) of Pirate Party of Greece, also a member of press team of PPGR, former journalist, now a free lancer. I’m in the team of Pirate Times from the start, I joined voluntarily and consciously because I am interested to meet pirates from around the world, to exchange views and spread the pirate spirit.

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Μετά τις χθεσινές μαζικές διαδηλώσεις έξω από Alþingi (το Ισλανδικό κοινοβούλιο) όλα τα φώτα της δημοσιότητας στρέφονται στους Πειρατές. Από το πρωί, η Birgitta Jonsdottir, βουλευτής και ηγετική φυσιογνωμία του Κόμματος Πειρατών της Ισλανδίας (PPIS) είχε συνεχείς συνεντεύξεις με το…

About Stathis Leivaditis

The English “pirate” is derived from the Greek word “πειρατής” (peiratēs) and this in turn from the verb “πειράομαι” (peiráomai), “I attempt”, which is a derivative of the noun “πείρα” (peîra), “experience”. Coming from the depths of the centuries, the word “pirate” took on another dimension in our days. The ruling classes saw pirates as rebels and hated them. Rebels without a state, they were not submissive to any law, except from the laws they instituted themselves, improvising together. This is the feeling of a Pirate: when something doesn’t work, you have to attempt to bring a new concept. Sometimes it goes beyond a certain point and perhaps exceeds certain limits, because it is an expression of challenge; the challenge to change the system. I’m a member of the Board (and former chairman) of Pirate Party of Greece, also a member of press team of PPGR, former journalist, now a free lancer. I’m in the team of Pirate Times from the start, I joined voluntarily and consciously because I am interested to meet pirates from around the world, to exchange views and spread the pirate spirit.

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Οι εκλογές έχουν ανακοινωθεί ότι θα γίνουν στην Ελλάδα σε περίπου τρεις εβδομάδες. Αυτό αφήνει ένα πολύ σύντομο χρονικό διάστημα για την προετοιμασία και μια μεγάλη οικονομική επιβάρυνση για τα μικρά κόμματα. Οι Pirate Times ζήτησαν συνέντευξη από το Θανάση…

About Stathis Leivaditis

The English “pirate” is derived from the Greek word “πειρατής” (peiratēs) and this in turn from the verb “πειράομαι” (peiráomai), “I attempt”, which is a derivative of the noun “πείρα” (peîra), “experience”. Coming from the depths of the centuries, the word “pirate” took on another dimension in our days. The ruling classes saw pirates as rebels and hated them. Rebels without a state, they were not submissive to any law, except from the laws they instituted themselves, improvising together. This is the feeling of a Pirate: when something doesn’t work, you have to attempt to bring a new concept. Sometimes it goes beyond a certain point and perhaps exceeds certain limits, because it is an expression of challenge; the challenge to change the system. I’m a member of the Board (and former chairman) of Pirate Party of Greece, also a member of press team of PPGR, former journalist, now a free lancer. I’m in the team of Pirate Times from the start, I joined voluntarily and consciously because I am interested to meet pirates from around the world, to exchange views and spread the pirate spirit.

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Η ομιλία της Birgitta Jonsdottir, «Εμείς, οι άνθρωποι, είμαστε το σύστημα», δόθηκε στην εκδήλωση TEDx Ρέικγιαβικ που πραγματοποιήθηκε στις 16  Μαΐου 2015. Η Birgitta μας λέει γιατί η μικρή νησιωτική χώρα της Ισλανδίας χρειάζεται να οδηγηθεί σε μια πειρατική κυβέρνηση….

About Stathis Leivaditis

The English “pirate” is derived from the Greek word “πειρατής” (peiratēs) and this in turn from the verb “πειράομαι” (peiráomai), “I attempt”, which is a derivative of the noun “πείρα” (peîra), “experience”. Coming from the depths of the centuries, the word “pirate” took on another dimension in our days. The ruling classes saw pirates as rebels and hated them. Rebels without a state, they were not submissive to any law, except from the laws they instituted themselves, improvising together. This is the feeling of a Pirate: when something doesn’t work, you have to attempt to bring a new concept. Sometimes it goes beyond a certain point and perhaps exceeds certain limits, because it is an expression of challenge; the challenge to change the system. I’m a member of the Board (and former chairman) of Pirate Party of Greece, also a member of press team of PPGR, former journalist, now a free lancer. I’m in the team of Pirate Times from the start, I joined voluntarily and consciously because I am interested to meet pirates from around the world, to exchange views and spread the pirate spirit.

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Μια ανοιχτή επιστολή της ομάδας εργασίας νομισματικής και οικονομικής πολιτικής του κόμματος πειρατών Γερμανίας προς τους Έλληνες που αναρτήθηκε στην επίσημη σελίδα του κόμματος στις 18-02-2015 και είχε τίτλο “Ελλάδα: Ελπίδα για την Ευρώπη“ προκάλεσε την αντίδραση του Θανάση Γούναρη,…

About Stathis Leivaditis

The English “pirate” is derived from the Greek word “πειρατής” (peiratēs) and this in turn from the verb “πειράομαι” (peiráomai), “I attempt”, which is a derivative of the noun “πείρα” (peîra), “experience”. Coming from the depths of the centuries, the word “pirate” took on another dimension in our days. The ruling classes saw pirates as rebels and hated them. Rebels without a state, they were not submissive to any law, except from the laws they instituted themselves, improvising together. This is the feeling of a Pirate: when something doesn’t work, you have to attempt to bring a new concept. Sometimes it goes beyond a certain point and perhaps exceeds certain limits, because it is an expression of challenge; the challenge to change the system. I’m a member of the Board (and former chairman) of Pirate Party of Greece, also a member of press team of PPGR, former journalist, now a free lancer. I’m in the team of Pirate Times from the start, I joined voluntarily and consciously because I am interested to meet pirates from around the world, to exchange views and spread the pirate spirit.

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