Royal Hellas,
What does the recognition of human and minority rights, including that of SELF-determination, of your OWN citizens, have to do with a dispute with a separate nation?
I'm sorry bout what makes you think these things are tied or should be tied?
Since when are Human Rights, conditional?
Albania withdraws FYROM reference from government's website
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Pelister, they're doing it for their own interests.
They need the Greek parliament to ratify Albania's accession to NATO, so they are pandering to the Greeks until they have that ratification.
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Ethnic and language aspects have not been recently added by the RoM Government.
Prove one instance where this is the case.
Why do "dogs" keep suggesting that once the name issue is resolved, then the minority in Greece will be acknowledged? Why a "stage 2" after this acknowledgment?
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Originally posted by Risto the Great View PostLiar. 12 hours ago you said all that needs to happen is for a name to be settled on. Now it will have a "stage 2". This is why you can't negotiate with dogs.
The Interim agreement between both countries started with the name only, but this stage 2 including minorities has been placed on the agenda as well by the RoM.
Whats that about negotiating with dogs?
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I'm really disappointed in Albania. What good reasons could they have for refusing to recognize the Macedonians ?
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Originally posted by Royal Hellas View PostWhen the countries name changes, Greece will look at sorting out the language/ethnicity issues that will arise.
This will be stage 2 of the Macedonian question that is being played out here.
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When the countries name changes, Greece will look at sorting out the language/ethnicity issues that will arise.
This will be stage 2 of the Macedonian question that is being played out here.Last edited by Royal Hellas; 09-24-2008, 11:07 AM.
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Could it be that taking the Australian govt to court is the reason they don't recognise the country as yet?
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No buddy, our ethnicity and language is recognised as Macedonian in Australia. You're talking about the name of the Republic of Macedonia - but even if the Republic changed the ethnicity, language, etc ... we'd still be 'Macedonian' in Australia, because we have a right to self-determination and we'd take legal action against the Australian Government (note we have already done this, and won, hence the language is now Macedonian).
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Yes the UN interim, although there is a hive of activity even as we type.
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The UN Stage?
http://www.un.org/Overview/rights.html On December 10, 1948 the General Assembly of the United Nations adopted and proclaimed the Universal Declaration of Human Rights the full text of which appears in the following pages. Following this historic act the Assembly called upon all Member countries to publicize the text of the
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Of course you exist here.
Its just the identity label is still at the UN interim stage.
The sooner this is decided the better, don't you think?
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Top 10 languages in Australia and we don't exist here.
Spare me.
All done to appease the Greeks here in Australia. It won't continue much longer. There is a reason for this.
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I didn't say they don't exist. Don't attempt to twist my words SOM. Accept the reality I have experienced here.
Maybe the Maks back then didn't openly define themselves as such, how do you know what they called themselves.
Today the Macedonians all over Australia identify as such, no problem, their language is used in the country, but don't turn a blind eye to the fact that the Australian Government offers them no recognition either. There is a reason for this, even if it is a bitter pill to swallow.
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So that means they don't exist? Hehehe, you're a joker mate, nothing more.
Macedonians are known all over Australia as Macedonians, the Macedonian language is one of the most used minority languages in the country, please point me to the Yugoslavi people and language that only you seems to see, I am interested to see this evidence of this endangered species apart from your own 'experiences' while creating fictions with uncle Kostas over a few ouzos.
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