All it tells me is that you're a pathetic hypocrite, but that is hardly a surprise. And no, what you are doing has nothing to do with "debating".
Your first and only input since the topic was introduced has been randomly bringing up collaboration in other countries, but when Greek collaboration gets mentioned, it's suddenly "What? No, never heard of them. No. I won't look at that. La-la-la-..."
You'll have to explain what sets "Greece after it got occupied by Nazi Germany" apart from what you call "merry band of nazi client states".
You fought against the Axis as they invaded you. Great. This still didn't stop tens of thousands of Greeks from collaborating with them after surrendering.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Security_Battalions
The difference is in that Estonia did not fight the Axis? Well, there was this one small hurdle - by the time Nazis reached Estonia, the USSR had broken it's "mutual cooperation agreement" with us, conducted a coup, arrested and/or murdered most of the senior civil servants and officers, forcibly drafted ~50 000 men (most of whom were sent to perform forced labor in Russia) and was busy pulling out, performing scorched earth tactics in its wake. I'm genuinely sorry these unfortunate circumstances somewhat hampered our capacity in resisting the Axis. Even so, they overran Estonia in roughly the same time they did Greece.
Anyway, why the **** are we even discussing this? Oh, right. Because when the European Parliament condemns both Soviet and Nazi crimes in the same document, you can't resist complaining how "stupid" this is.