Now those who were pulling the strings behind the scenes must also be brought to book, In demands:
“This court has done the work that the government majority of the relevant investigative committee failed to do, which concluded that nothing serious had happened. … Now the debate about the wiretapping scandal is finally kicking off. After all, those who have received heavy sentences didn’t set up this extremely expensive surveillance mechanism for ‘private use’. … Someone asked them to do it. Someone gave them the order to do it. Someone paid them to do it. And that someone was the Greek government, or more precisely the Prime Minister’s office, because the affairs of the National Intelligence Service (EYP) are directly under the head of government’s control.”