Greek Court Charges More Coast Guard Officers Over Shipwreck After 'Legal Sources' Call
So, the Greek authorities needed a special request from legal representatives to acknowledge that 600+ deaths might warrant more than a shrug? This isn't groundbreaking journalism, folks; it's a stark reminder that official inquiries often only gather momentum when public pressure (or a well-placed lawsuit) is applied. One might wonder why the initial investigation failed to scrutinize all
involved in such a catastrophe. Was the first round of charges just for show? Instead of proactively investigating state negligence, governments often play the 'isolated incident' card until forced otherwise. The pattern is depressingly familiar: wait for the headlines faded, then offer up a few low-level scapegoats. It’s a classic move straight from the playbook of nations more concerned with
border militarization than human lives. How many migrant deaths become 'avoidable' only after a lawyer calls?