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It's not even fun watching the government implode anymore knowing that we're the one's that are gunna end up getting screwed over and somehow they'll still be fine
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me tryna read cards about Something: *asks question* *pulls card*
me: ....
me: why is there a random cat on this card
me: why does the cat have hands
Ahhhhhhh. Was looking over my Fifty Kisses for Amnesia: Memories and. It made me want to start working on it again. Which means I’ll need to play through, at the very least, Ikki’s and Kent’s routes again to refresh my memory and handle on their and Heroine’s voices.
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What a hardship. What a fate. Oh no, how could I ever?
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I love them so much, y’all. Ikki and Kent are absolutely amazing. They definitely deserve more love, and more time with their Heroine. 💙💚
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis announced on Tuesday the new persons to be included in the new cabinet reshuffle aiming at operational improvements in the areas of Finance, Growth, Labor, Health and the Environment.
As expected, there were only minor changes in deputy ministers, with all current ministers remaining in place. There are two upgrades of deputy ministers to alternate ministers and the appointment of three new deputies.
As Mitsotakis pointed out, it is only a minor upgrade for better operation of state agencies.
Government spokesperson Stelios Petsas announced the following changes:
The upgrade of Deputy Minister of Finance Theodoros Skylakakis to Alternate Minister of Finance, responsible for Fiscal Policy.
The upgrade of Deputy Minister of Development and Investment Nikos Papathanasis to Alternate Minister of Development and Investment, responsible for Private Investments and Public-Private Partnerships.
The appointment of Panagiotis Tsakloglou to the position of Deputy Minister of Labor and Social Affairs, responsible for Social Security issues.
The appointment of Zoe Rapti, MP in the B1 Northern Sector of Athens, to the position of Deputy Minister of Health, responsible for Mental Health.
Boris talking to his remaining cabinet members after the reshuffle