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![]() The argument is that joining the EU and NATO by making a shit tonne of concessions to Greece will bring economic prosperity and security to Macedonia. After looking at the summarised list above the halfwits should just join Greece. Greece is now the de facto ruler. My best guess is the majority of citizens wouldn’t object to being the latest regional addition to Greece.
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![]() They only thing they are obliged to do, and yet when the time comes they will not even do that much.
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![]() If past history is anything to go by, it doesn't bode well for the Macedonians.
The greeks have consistently drawn concessions from the Macedonian side and have never upheld a single promise of their own. I expect it to be business as usual this time around as well...our side has given up everything for zero net gain, they still would need to jump through numerous hoops to enter NATO, the greeks have merely promised that they won't veto. By the time Macedonia is close to gaining EU membership a dozen greek governments would've come and gone and I'm sure each one will be demanding another pound of flesh from our 'negotiators'...the Macedonia that we know today will be different looking by the time we get NATO membership (if?)...but how Macedonia looks by the time we get EU membership is anybodies guess, the only certainty will be for membership to eventuate the greeks will demand further changes. |
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![]() That sign is for the village of Gorno Nevoljani, known as Skopia in Greek.
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![]() No, it's not. Evzoni is the border crossing near Gevgeli, no where near Nevoljani.
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