Shit country with shit people in it.
I will now wait for Ivanov to send in the army (yeah right).
Fuck them all.


[QUOTE=Vicsinad]Macedonians, take note of this if we want to preserve our identity, culture, nation, and homeland.
[/QUOTE]You can delete "homeland" out of that. It has already been deleted for us.

[QUOTE=vicsinad;178357]The biggest lesson for me, and for Macedonians, and for the world, is this: abuse of power, blackmail, coercion, bribery, threats, violence -- this is how you get what you want.

Greece blackmailed Macedonia.
Albanians used violence.
SDS and DPNE used and/or succumbed to bribery and blackmail.
Bulgaria used threats.
Etc.


Either you keep your dignity, values, and clear conscience and end up with nothing but your integrity; or you sacrifice those all for your other interests.

Macedonians, take note of this if we want to preserve our identity, culture, nation, and homeland.[/QUOTE]

The struggle for “the good life” is one against tyranny, not for it. The pursuit of anything valuable requires us to get our hands dirty from time to time, however more importantly is the need for a continuous check to rebalance us to ensure our pursuit remains virtuous and that we do not fall into an abyss.

It’s a shit day, we all share the same sentiment, but don’t lose faith brother.

[QUOTE=Tomche Makedonche;178359]The struggle for “the good life” is one against tyranny, not for it. The pursuit of anything valuable requires us to get our hands dirty from time to time, however more importantly is the need for a continuous check to rebalance us to ensure our pursuit remains virtuous and that we do not fall into an abyss.

It’s a shit day, we all share the same sentiment, but don’t lose faith brother.[/QUOTE]

In my heart, I know you're right. But in my head, these events call for a new course of action from our miserable, weak, unorganized, apathetic lot.

Never in doubt.

Zaev will implement the Tirana platform, his promise to the Albanians won him the PM job and probably saved him from eventual jail.

[QUOTE=nushevski77;178362]the Macedonians are under occupation once again. Where are our komitadji?[/QUOTE]

Probably on Facebook, watching Turski series, maybe kafana? In addition to that waiting for Euros to rain down on skopje as it is their god given rite being a superior human.

There it is. History in the making;
we saw it unfold,
we saw the external pressuring and influence,
we saw the corruption,
we saw the capitulation,
we saw the Macedonian people let this happen.

Lost without even a whimper (much the same way it was formed).

Where were the great revolutionaries of 100 years earlier?

The Diaspora can hold its head high.

This is from the “patriot” Stojanche Angelov on Facebook:

“Напред кон ЕУ и НАТО!
МАКЕДОНЦИ, отсега натаму, покрај НАТО и ЕУ, кога ќе одиме на грчките плажи нема да бидеме Скопјани туку ќе бидеме МАКЕДОНЦИ кои зборуваат на МАКЕДОНСКИ ЈАЗИК.”

What a fuckwit.

"Patriots" has a new meaning nowadays. What a lowlife pig.

When will the agreement go to the Greek Parliament?

[QUOTE][/QUOTE]Tsipras said earlier this week that Greece's parliament would also be asked to ratify the Prespes agreement by the end of the month.

"Within ten days, in any case as soon as the (Macedonia parliamentary vote) result is notified to us and if we see that everything is in order, we will vote (to approve) the Prespes Agreement," he told Open TV.

The deal was signed in the border Prespes region, after months of talks with Skopje.

Tsipras added that a separate vote on a protocol to enable Macedonia to join NATO would be held "not long afterwards".[QUOTE][/QUOTE]



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