[QUOTE][url]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E07HS9Al3fc[/url][/QUOTE]

[B]Another great quote by Toni Deskoski: "There is nothing that is ours in the Greek part of Macedonia"[/B]

:death::death::death:

[url]http://www.balkaninsight.com/en/article/macedonia-ratifies-name-deal-for-a-second-time-07-05-2018[/url]

[B]Macedonia Ratifies Greek Deal for Second Time[/B]

Amid opposition MPs' absence and with the President still refusing to sign it, Macedonia's parliament on Thursday again ratified the landmark agreement with Greece on its name.

Macedonia's parliament on Thursday ratified the agreement with Greece for a second time and with the same ratio of MPs.

Once again, 69 of the 120 MPs voted in favour of the agreement while one abstained. No MPs voted against as the entire opposition bloc, led by the former ruling VMRO DPMNE party, boycotted the session.

The second vote followed shortly after the first one, held on June 20, and after President Gjorge Ivaniov refused to ratify an agreement which, like the opposition, he called a national defeat.

After parliament's second ratification, the President is obliged to sign the agreement, but may not hurry to do so, as neither the Macedonian constitution nor the laws lay down deadlines.

Before the vote, some MPs reported having received threatening letters, in which an unnamed sender said they would be held responsible for high treason if they supported ratification for the second time.

The President's refusal to sign the ratification is not expected to derail the historic agreement signed on June 17, by which Macedonia agreed to change its name to “Republic of North Macedonia” in exchange for swifter accession to NATO and a start to EU accession talks, which Greece blocked in the past.

After the first ratification, Greece sent letters to the EU and NATO, saying that previous obstacles to Greece's agreement had now been removed.

As a result, the EU has set a conditional agreement for Macedonia to start accession talks, subject to the completion of various reforms, while NATO is expected to directly invite the country to join at its forthcoming summit set for July 11-12.

The hardest part of the implementation of the agreement is arguably the forthcoming referendum in Macedonia, expected to be set for late September or early October.

If the government cannot persuade the majority of citizens to support it, the entire agreement may be scrapped, in which case EU and NATO accession will be blocked again

Anymore information on this piece of shit?

I don't think Zaev knows what he is. This is part of his social media campaign (in Serbian for some reason) to gain approval for his treason.

[url]http://www.balkaninsight.com/en/article/macedonia-launches-preparations-for-name-plebiscite-07-03-2018[/url]

[img]https://i.imgur.com/fytmodN.jpg[/img]

Please refrain from posting things that have the potential to make me throw my laptop through a wall. Every time I see his stupid mug I want to break something. :cursing:

[QUOTE=Vangelovski;174986]I don't think Zaev knows what he is. This is part of his social media campaign (in Serbian for some reason) to gain approval for his treason.

[url]http://www.balkaninsight.com/en/article/macedonia-launches-preparations-for-name-plebiscite-07-03-2018[/url]

[img]https://i.imgur.com/fytmodN.jpg[/img][/QUOTE]

I felt that way at one point a long time ago. Then I realized that I'm not North Macedonian, or a former Yugoslav so I can't even say they are my people. If they can make the decision for the whole world to refer to me as North Macedonian, faggot is more than polite, actually too polite. Gay people contribute many wonderful things to society and actually fight for their identity and rights.

[QUOTE=TrueMacedonian;174964]:rolleyes1: I understand the anger but calling our own people names I just don’t get it.[/QUOTE]

It doesn't surprise me that the Sazdovski murder may have just been an ominous warning from the government as to what awaits demonstrators.

As per the anonymous letter from a Komita:

[url]https://infomax.mk/wp/%D0%B0%D0%BD%D0%BE%D0%BD%D0%B8%D0%BC%D0%BD%D0%BE-%D0%BF%D0%B8%D1%81%D0%BC%D0%BE-%D0%B8%D1%81%D0%BF%D1%80%D0%B0%D1%82%D0%B5%D0%BD%D0%BE-%D0%B4%D0%BE-%D1%80%D0%B5%D0%B4%D0%B0%D0%BA%D1%86%D0%B8%D1%98/[/url]

[I]Убиството на Никола Саздовски и тоа како е поврзано со Договорот за името.

После масовните протести по договорот Заев -Ципрас кои се одржаа на 17 јуни пред собранието на Република Македонија и продолжија во деновите кои следеа, а кои ги инициравме ние навивачите од навивачката група Комити, следеше притисок и прогон врз сите нас.

Одкако не растераа со шок бомби, солзавец и гумени куршуми и одкако приведоа десетици учесници на овој протест, власта не постигна речиси ништо. Револтот наместо да го снема уште повише зајакна. Ние момците од Комити не се исплашивме и во наредните денови продолживме да го покажуваме нашето незадоволство.

Тогаш власта реши да се справи со нив неофицијално. Имено стотина наши членови беа изложени на други методи. Дел од нив беа собирани во полициски станици и им беше претено со обвиненија, на дел им беа ветувани бенефиции ако создадат раздор или да играат по сценарио, а некои беа директно атакувани. Овој последниот метод подразбираше да бидат начекани Комити и здробени од мавање по скопските улици од групи кои имаат конекции од власта, како порака до сите нас кои покажуваат непокор, а полицијата тоа “да не го види“ или “да го води како обична тепачка или расчистување на сметки помеѓу криминалци“. Закрилата им беше гарантирана.

Ордите под закрила на власта, кои не беа едно-етнички беа пуштени во лов на Комити, а една од една од тие “контролирани акции“ заврши трагично по животот на нашиот другар Саздо.

Да. Ордите не беа само од една етничка група, туку за жал, беа водени позадински од удбашко подземје кое посочуваше со прст на секој од нас на кој требаше ордите да удрат. Целта беше висока, да се замолчи јавноста која беше против “историскиот договор“, и затоа сите средства беа оправдани…[/I]

[B]Russia Today made a short video "Greece Vs. Macedonia: a Name Game"[/B]

[url]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A6d_AkT_5Ns[/url]

[SIZE="3"][B]Russians funding the Grkomani?
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[SIZE="4"][COLOR="Red"][B]Greece: Russians expelled over cash-for-protests allegation[/B][/COLOR][/SIZE]
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[QUOTE]Greece has moved to expel two Russian diplomats accused of [B]supplying funds to protest groups[/B] opposing a deal that would end Greece's longstanding name dispute with neighbouring Macedonia, a Greek official said Thursday.

The expulsions were confirmed the day after NATO formally invited Macedonia to join the western military alliance pending the agreement's successful completion. Moscow opposes any expansion of NATO, particularly if it involves nations Russia sees as within its natural sphere of influence.

Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras told Greek reporters in Brussels after a NATO summit ended Thursday that he was obliged "to defend the national sovereignty" of Greece, but did not refer to Russia or the expulsions directly.

"We seek good relations with most countries -- not only the ones in our neighbourhood," Tsipras said. "But we do demand that all countries respect our international legitimacy and national sovereignty."

Russian authorities have been given until Friday to get the two diplomats out of Greece, the Greek official told The Associated Press. He asked not to be identified, citing the sensitivity of the issue.

The government was compelled to act after receiving evidence of "specific actions," the official said. Greece also blocked other Russian officials from entering the country, he said.

It was not clear if the Russian diplomats have departed or are preparing to leave.

The United States welcomed the Greek action. In a message posted on Twitter, U.S. State Department spokeswoman Heather Nauert said: "We support Greece defending its sovereignty. Russia must end its destabilizing behaviour."

The deal to end the name dispute foresees Macedonia renamed as North Macedonia in exchange for Greece dropping objections to its northern neighbour joining NATO and the European Union.

A Russian diplomat who spoke on condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to speak publicly dismissed as "nonsense" allegations that Russian diplomats were involved in undermining Greek public support for the Macedonia deal.

In Moscow, the Foreign Ministry took a careful stance.

Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova warned that diplomatic expulsions typically bring a tit-for-tat response, but underlined the importance of Russia-Greece ties.

The agreement between Greece and its small northern neighbour still faces several hurdles -- including constitutional changes and a referendum in Macedonia -- before it becomes final.

Protests against the agreement have been held in both countries, backed by the political opposition.

Igor Pshenichnikov, an expert at the Russian Institute for Strategic Studies, a government-funded think-tank, alleged the Greek authorities acted "under the pressure of their advisers from Brussels and Washington."

In remarks carried by the Tass news agency, he described the move as Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras' "gift for the NATO summit."

Russia has tried to prevent some countries from joining NATO, including historic Slavic ally Montenegro. The Balkan country became NATO's 29th member a year ago.

[url]https://www.ctvnews.ca/world/greece-russians-expelled-over-cash-for-protests-allegation-1.4010941[/url]

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lol our "brothers" the Russians. This is what they do, frankly this is what all the larger powers do. They play both sides of the coin all the time.

[QUOTE=Niko777;175073][SIZE="3"][B]Russians funding the Grkomani?
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[SIZE="4"][COLOR="Red"][B]Greece: Russians expelled over cash-for-protests allegation[/B][/COLOR][/SIZE]
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