That was my thinking, maco. I hope for his sake he is getting paid otherwise it's just... sad.

LOL

[img]http://i174.photobucket.com/albums/w86/exothief/Screenshot_21_zpshpsijkgf.png[/img]

So it looks like their plan is to slowly and carefully transfer all the anti-Macedonian trash from wikipedia.bg, which mind you has a ridiculous amount of propandaga articles on Macedonia (20,000+):

[URL="https://imgur.com/a/eQ8SUmx"]https://imgur.com/a/eQ8SUmx[/URL]

Wow, it is starting to seem like this guy is falling in the later category of my suspensions.

The date in that picture is the same day the Wikipedia article I cited in my [url=http://www.macedoniantruth.org/forum/showpost.php?p=175475&postcount=125][b]first post[/b][/url] was created. Also compare the name of the topic to [url=https://mk.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Ослободување_на_Македонија_во_Втората_светска_војна&diff=prev&oldid=3512120][b]this edit(-war)[/b][/url] he made on the Macedonian Wikipedia almost two years ago. Old mate can’t leave well enough alone.

[u]Plot twist:[/u] he is actually notorious in the Bulgarian online community and is considered to be a paid gatekeeper of sorts. He has been accused of being a “Macedonian Pomak” spreading “Macedonian propaganda” about Bulgarians – allegedly, that the proto-Bulgars were a Turkic-Mongol tribe which was supplanted by Slavs after arriving in the Balkans – and suppressing Bulgarian editors from acknowledging that the proto-Bulgars were a Hunnic/Indo-Scythian people from whom the modern Bulgarians are direct descendants (as well as Thracians and Moesians). There is allegedly even a Facebook group with some hundreds of members dedicated to removing him from Wikipedia and has been reported to the authorities for “anti-Bulgarian propaganda” (I literally can’t help but laugh at that). Case in point [url=https://archive.4plebs.org/pol/thread/152513687][b]here[/b][/url] and [url=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talk%3ABulgars%2FArchive_4#Untitled_#1][b]here[/b][/url]. The latter link has some lulzworthy debates between him and his detractors and one poignant observation reads: “After reading the history of this article I've noticed another things that are wrong.Why is wikipedia allowing certain people to monopolize articles like this guy...” Why indeed.

All I would say to him is, if he’s going to use a unique username, he probably shouldn’t use it exclusively on every website he signs up to, especially not on ones that contain his personal information and make it easy to find out everything about him with a simple Google search.

[SIZE="3"][B][COLOR="Blue"]"Until 1860, not only here in Serbia, but also among the Bulgarians themselves, it was not known that there are Slavs in Macedonia"[/COLOR][/B][/SIZE]

ИЗВЕШТАЈ НА СТЕФАН ВЕРКОВИЌ ЗА СВОЈАТА МИСИЈА НА ШИРЕЊЕ НА СРПСКАТА ПРОПАГАНДА ВО МАКЕДОНИЈА (9 јануари [B]1877 год[/B].)

...До 1860 година не само овде во Србија туку и меѓу самите Бугари не било познато дека во Македонија има Словени!

Така се изразил покојниот Гарашанин (министер за надворешни работи на кралството Србија, н.б.) во 1861 година во Цариград пред видниот бугарски патриот д-р Чомаков, кога бил таму по налог на блаженопочившиот кнез Михаил по некаква државна работа. Тоа пак го разбрал одвај тогаш кога јас ги објавив женските песни на македонските Словени каде се наоѓа нешто и за статистиката на оваа земја...

URL:
[url]http://mn.mk/istorija/14966-Do-1860-godina-ne-samo-ovde-vo-Srbija-tuku-i-meGu-samite-Bugari-ne-bilo-poznato-deka-vo-Makedonija-ima-Sloveni[/url]

Does anyone know where I could read (in English) [I]The Military History of Macedonia[/I] by Vanče Stojčev? I can only find copies in Greek oddly enough.

In 1967, in a special thesis developed for the Politburo of the Bulgarian Communist Party, the dictator Todor Zhivkov announced:[B][I] “In our land before the Slavs the Thracians lived, creators of one of the glorious ancient European cultures. In our veins the Thracian blood flows as well; we are the legitimate heirs of their history and culture as well, of the Thracian monuments that strew our land.” [/I][/B]

Funny how Macedonians are slammed for citing their own ancestors but Bulgaria these things just get forgotten.

[QUOTE=Liberator of Makedonija;177631]Does anyone know where I could read (in English) [I]The Military History of Macedonia[/I] by Vanče Stojčev? I can only find copies in Greek oddly enough.[/QUOTE]

I think i have this book.

Need to check.

[QUOTE=VMRO;177704]I think i have this book.

Need to check.[/QUOTE]

Thanks, await your response.