Some call me a marytr
Cause i rather die then falter
Hold my beliefs alittle longer
Cause im alittle stronger
Pray to God that we can alter
The path that we have taken
The lives that we have shaken
The hearts that we have broken
The ways that we have chosen
But now my eyes have been awaken
And As my heart starts pacing
My soul starts aching
For a chance to rewrite the past
Could this be real at last
So put your hopes and dreams on me
And lets see how this will be
A time for all of mankind to see
How much this really means to me
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- Ioannis Fidanakis is a Hellenic-American Activist. He was the youngest elected President of Panthracian Union of America “Orpheus” serving as President from November 2007 till November 2009. As President of Panthracian Union he was responsible for organizing the first ever Hellenic Genocide Commemoration outside the United Nations on April 6, 2009. He is currently the Panthracian Representative to the Federation of Hellenic Societies of Greater New York, where he served as a Board Member from 2009 till 2010. A member of the Hellenic League of America, HLA and Cyprus Action Network of America, CANA he has been featured as a guest speaker at several different grassroots rallies, lectures, and functions up and down the American East Coast. His writings have been published several times in Hellenic-American newspapers from Chicago to New York, as well as on Global Politician.com. His various articles have been republished on numerous blogs and web sites such as Sparta: Journal of Ancient Spartan and Greek History. Ioannis has a Masters in Public Policy and a B.A. in Political Science; with a concentration in International Politics and a minor in History.
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