One week from now, Greece will find itself at yet another unwelcome crossroads. It is difficult to
overstate the importance of what could be the country’s most important moment
since the fall of the military junta, in 1974.
The choices are stark; the potential consequences dramatic. But the various economic alternatives provided by a panoply of parties from the
radical left to the centre-right pale into insignificance when compared with
the existential choice between democracy and thuggery, civilisation and
barbarism presented by the neo-Nazis of Golden Dawn.
