Macedonians,Albanians exchange tupajnci in Tetovo

[Prolet]

There was a Punch Up at the Teteks-Shkendija game overnight where the fans exhanged punches and rocks. The incidents continued outside, cars and property was damaged.

We had something similar in Nerezi where the Albanians came out with Axes,knives and baseball bats like they were in a war.

http://kiss.com.mk/mak/novosti1.asp?id=10479

http://www.sitel.com.mk/dnevnik/makedonija/incident-na-natprevarot-shkendija-teteks

[George S.]

Well the game was stopped a few times & it looks like some people were interested more in fighting then in the game.A pity to those who think that you can solve their problems with a knife & a baseball bat!!

[Big Bad Sven]

I heard they found images of the albanians that were involved in this fight, below are some of the leaked pictures of the culprits:

[Epirot]

There was a Punch Up at the Teteks-Shkendija game overnight where the fans exhanged punches and rocks. The incidents continued outside, cars and property was damaged.

We had something similar in Nerezi where the Albanians came out with Axes,knives and baseball bats like they were in a war.

Unfortunately, violence in football matches is not a rare phenomenon in Balkan. In every country exists a strong rivalry between fans of rival clubs. Therefore it's not fair to blame only Albanians. In other cases, Macedonian fans of 'Vardar' club vandalized Albanian houses in Skopje (Nerez) and threatened many Albanian families.

A racially motivated scuffle involving ethnic Macedonian football fans and Albanian residents of Skopje's Nerezi district has drawn strong condemnation from all sides.
Women and children were reportedly among the seven people injured in the incident, which took place late on Sunday. A standoff ensued between groups of several hundred men on each side, separated by police, and several vehicles were damaged.

The hostilities allegedly started when a fan group known as Komiti attacked Nerezi residents on the way to a football match. Local residents quickly gathered to retaliate.

Interior Minister Gordana Jankulovska said eight fans of Vardar football club will face criminal charges over their involvement in the incident. Responding to accusations that police were slow to respond, she argued that officers prevented an escalation by separating the two groups.

The incident was condemned by all political factions. Prime Minister Nikola Gruevski said all wrongdoers should be identified and brought to justice.

The two main parties in the ruling coalition, Gruevski's centre-right VMRO-DPMNE and the Democratic Union for Integration, also condemned the incident. The largest opposition party, the Social Democrats, appealed for adequate measures to be taken against those involved.

The opposition Democratic Party of Albanians said the violence demonstrates the fragility of ethnic relations in the country, blaming this situation on the government.

“The police only stood and watched. We do not feel safe anymore and we demand changes in the local police”, Nerezi communal leader Bedi Saliu told local media on Monday.

“My wife had wounds on her head from stones thrown at her, and my son was injured too,” one Nerezi resident told local daily Utrinski Vesnik. Another local said the football fans shouted ethnic insults at his family.

One boy wearing a Macedonian football shirt was also reported beaten.

In 2001, Macedonia experienced a six-month ethnic Albanian armed insurgency. The conflict ended later in the same year with the signing of the Ohrid Peace Accord.

The agreement gave greater rights to the ethnic Albanians minority, proposing the institution of positive discrimination in employment in the state administration, army and police and greater use of the Albanian language and national symbols.

The different political readings of the agreement's provisions have caused considerable political and ethnic turmoil in intervening years. Nevertheless, the EU and US-guaranteed deal is still seen as a cornerstone for biculturalism and democratic development.

The EU has established the full implementation of the deal as a benchmark for Macedonia’s progress towards bloc membership.

http://www.balkaninsight.com/en/main/news/21676/

Prolet do you think that Albanian women and kids were armed with Axes,knives and baseball bats like they were in a war?

http://www.telegrafi.com/?id=3&a=3608&komentet=1

[Epirot]

I heard they found images of the albanians that were involved in this fight, below are some of the leaked pictures of the culprits:

Taking some images from 'StormFront' or 'White Nationalist Community' speaks volumes of your attitudes against Albanians. Since you feel good to get stuff from there (or maybe to be member of that FORA) let me inform you what is 'StormFront':

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Stormfront began as an online bulletin board system in the early 1990s before being established as a website in 1995 by former Ku Klux Klan leader and white nationalist activist Don Black. It received national attention in the United States in 2000 after being featured as the subject of a documentary, Hate.com. Stormfront has been the subject of controversy after being removed from French and German Google indexes, for targeting an online FOX News poll on racial segregation, and for having as one of its members a candidate for political office from both major US political parties. Its prominence has grown since the 1990s, attracting attention from watchdog organizations that oppose racism and antisemitism.
The website is structured as a theme-based discussion forum with numerous boards for topics including ideology, science, revisionism, homeschooling and self defense. Stormfront also hosts news stories, a merchandise store, content aimed at children and extensive links to racist organizations. The site has a logo featuring a Celtic cross common to neo-fascist iconography surrounded by the motto "White Pride World Wide".

[Bratot]

Taking some images from 'StormFront' or 'White Nationalist Community' speaks volumes of your attitudes against Albanians. Since you feel good to get stuff from there (or maybe to be member of that FORA) let me inform you what is 'StormFront':

The same photo was published in a magazine, the other photos have nothing to do with this site.

But I do agree that posting such pictures have nothing to do with this thread.

[Prolet]

Epirot, There was a punch up and once the people there who started it got beat up and ran away the rest of the crew continued towards Gjorche Petrov and when the game finished and people went home a group of 20 kids going home were ambushed by Albanians from Nerezi on the United Nations Bridge, you can clearly see the axes,baseball bats and knives on them then they were attacked. There was road blocks set up too which is clear motivation that it was a premeditated attack.

In Tetovo the Albanians were chanting racist chants, the Balisti who have links to Nazism started throwing rocks and started smashing up property. All the Vojvodi did was set off a few flairs and smoke bombs, they were actually attacked by the Balisti.

Epirot, Im not going to blame all Albanians for these incidents, far from it but remember one thing when you pick a fight with a group of people and when you get your arse kicked you dont go getting hundreds of people setting up road blocks and being armed to the teeth with weapons.

FK Vardar Skopje was playing Makedonija Gjorche Petrov, they wernt expecting a clash or looking for a fight.

YouTube - ‪Mostot Obedineti nacii go podeli Skopje‬‎

[Bill77]

Da go ebam makedonskiot zakon. shto zakon??????

That prick running down the street with an axe would be locked up in any country in the world.

But first, before being arrested, the cops should have pulled out a gun on him and tell him to lay it down and if he refused, blow him away and any other smartass retard that carried weapons and showed disrespect for the law.

[George S.]

Well bill that's the worst thing to happen in macedonia when there is no respect for the rule of law.I think when that happens you can expect the civilians to take the law in their hands & carry guns etc to defend themselves.This is crazy & the authorities & all sides should abide & put a stop before anyone gets hurt seriously.The rule of law must apply!not Mob rule!