Another aspect that has yet to be touched on is that the terms of the agreement will force the Macedonian Church to have to change its name as well

[QUOTE=Soldier of Macedon;173832]Together with his ethnic Albanian bedfellows, does Zaev have enough votes to get this across the line in parliament, or does he need some DPNE people to cross over?


By the way, welcome back TM and Struja. You chose a hell of a time to make a reappearance![/QUOTE]

Lol yeah wish it was under better circumstances. Thought of you guys when I saw all the news about the predavnik and grk ass licker zaev. Damn shame he’s from Strumica.

So is the name change over?
PS.
Was Amphipolis permanently banned?

Naturally we seek to blame the maggot Zaev. But there is a diseased element of the Macedonian population who still salivate at the thought of EU entry and "know" they are still Macedonians no matter what happens to the name. Too many are all for it.

I just had an interesting conversation with my cousin in MKD. He's a policeman there and he says a fair whack of his colleagues are quitting because they don't want to be there when the rioting starts.

Couldn’t help but laugh at this, under the agreement:

MRT will become SMRT... :death:... lol

[url]https://www.kpvi.com/news/national_news/greek-govt-faces-no-confidence-vote-on-macedonia-name-deal/article_798e2562-e3c0-5172-bf3f-7f8274bb0a99.html[/url]
[QUOTE]"We are Macedonians and we are here just to maintain and preserve what our ancestors left us," Ivanov said during a visit to neighboring Bulgaria on Thursday. "I swore to preserve the Constitution of Macedonia and that is my obligation." But the visit was overshadowed by the deal with Greece. Bulgaria's prime minister and foreign minister refused to hold meetings with Ivanov because of his opposition to the name deal. And Bulgarian President Rumen Radev said after talks with Ivanov that, in the light of the deal with Greece, Bulgaria should seek to revise aspects of the friendship pact it signed with Macedonia last year.[/QUOTE]
Nothing less than complete capitulation will satisfy these animals.
[QUOTE=kompir;173945]I just had an interesting conversation with my cousin in MKD. He's a policeman there and he says a fair whack of his colleagues are quitting because they don't want to be there when the rioting starts.[/QUOTE]
Apparently there were protests in Skopje and Bitola last night. Not sure how large or if there was any trouble. From the same link above:
[QUOTE]Macedonia's conservative main opposition party, which opposes the agreement, called for a protest in the southern town of [B][U]Bitola on Sunday — when the foreign ministers of Greece and Macedonia are expected to sign the deal[/U][/B] near the two countries' border, close to Bitola.[/QUOTE]
If there are Macedonians in Bitola who respect themselves and their heritage, they should prevent this from happening.

We need protests in the diaspora to support Ivanov...

[B][SIZE="4"][COLOR="Red"]This is the main reason why Greece want's Macedonia to be called "Northern Macedonia": it's because we already have a "Western Macedonia", "Central Macedonia", and "Eastern Macedonia" in Greece. That would imply a "Northern Macedonia" should belong in Greece too...[/COLOR][/SIZE][/B]

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[QUOTE=Niko777;173950][B][SIZE="4"][COLOR="Red"]This is the main reason why Greece want's Macedonia to be called "Northern Macedonia": it's because we already have a "Western Macedonia", "Central Macedonia", and "Eastern Macedonia" in Greece. That would imply a "Northern Macedonia" should belong in Greece too...[/COLOR][/SIZE][/B]

[IMG]http://images.slideplayer.com/38/10789223/slides/slide_14.jpg[/IMG]

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Од некни велеше тyрчинот дека западот од Тyрција бил грчки...