Philiki Eteria founders most likely Vlachs & Slav

[TrueMacedonian]

And here's how I came to that conclusion. http://www.mlahanas.de/Greece/History/FilikiEteria.html

Philiki Eteria was a "greek" secret society that started before the "greek" war for independence.
The founders were 3 "greek" merchants from Odessa. Their names are 42-years old Nikolaos Skoufas from Arta province, 42-years old Emmanuel Xanthos from Patmos and 26-years old Athanasios Tsakalovfrom Epirus. The link above states the following: The growth of the Friendly Society is impressive. At the beginning during the 1814-1816 period, there were roughly twenty members. During 1817, the Society developed mainly between the Greeks of Russia and of Moldowallachia (Moldavia and Wallachia). Read below and see if you can put two and two together.







By the way for those that do not know the Philiki Eteria was influenced by the fat Vlach Rigas Velenstinlis and the Phanariot Vlach Ypsilantis was the president of this secret society of Vlachs and Albanians and maybe a founding Slav.

[Svoliani]

" The settled Vlachs tended to lose thier racial identity; for they were quick to learn Greek or Albanian or Serbian or Bulgarian as the case might be "


I suggest you put two and two together and find out what language is missing in this equation and why.
Opening up a book is the worst possible thing you can do for your cause. But please keep em coming!!

[Risto the Great]

Ask the Macedonians any day of the week who the Macedonians were.
Hell, the Greeks did not know what they were until Lord Byron told them.

[TrueMacedonian]

Originally Posted by Svoliani

" The settled Vlachs tended to lose thier racial identity; for they were quick to learn Greek or Albanian or Serbian or Bulgarian as the case might be "


I suggest you put two and two together and find out what language is missing in this equation and why.
Opening up a book is the worst possible thing you can do for your cause. But please keep em coming!!

No. You're wrong. Opening up a book is the worst possible thing I did to your plastic identity. Funny how you avoid the topic and revert to questioning our identity. I see right through your kind like a glass of water. The only thing that vexes me is what your ethnicty is. Maybe Albanian? Maybe Vlach? Maybe Turk? What are you?

[TrueMacedonian]

[TrueMacedonian]

Now let's see some of the big wigs of the Philiki Eteria.



OH MY GOD!!! TWO VLACHS AND TWO ALBANIANS. And these were the leaders of your independence Yeah real ethnic "greeks". Well,,,,I guess for todays standards that's fine

[Svoliani]

Originally Posted by TrueMacedonian

No. You're wrong. Opening up a book is the worst possible thing I did to your plastic identity. Funny how you avoid the topic and revert to questioning our identity. I see right through your kind like a glass of water. The only thing that vexes me is what your ethnicty is. Maybe Albanian? Maybe Vlach? Maybe Turk? What are you?

Maybe Greek, from Macedonia to add. What you need to see? an ethnographic map of the time? a pro Bulgarian site that lists all the villages and its people from the early 1900's? Let me know ill provide.
My language is there in the book u posted, yours didnt make the team.
You find 2 groups that have been assimilated and are getting all fired up, now post Brailsford so i can read about the Geniune Greek city of Kastoria. Those Greeks make the best furs up there in Koshturi.

[Soldier of Macedon]

Those Vlachs sure do.

Ed, you think Vlachs and Albanians speaking Romaika serves as evidence in the interest of your plastic 'cause'? You little Elinitsa you, right out there wearing nothing but a white table cloth with your garbage can lid as a shield and your butter knife in defence of "Hellenism", lol

Or is the Albanian dress with those little fluff balls on your feet more your thing? I think, that dress, with you in it, is enough to win a few battles for "Hellenism" by simply making the opponent fall to the floor in laughter at the pathetic sight before his eyes.

What do you say Ed? Ajde za gertzia, hahaha

[TerraNova]

Originally Posted by Soldier of Macedon

Or is the Albanian dress with those little fluff balls on your feet more your thing? I think, that dress, with you in it, is enough to win a few battles for "Hellenism" by simply making the opponent fall to the floor in laughter at the pathetic sight before his eyes.

What about them...do they were the Albanian dress ?
YouTube - Janino oro - Macedonian Folk Music

Btw Greeks fought in several wars,and won many of them.When did your people fight the last 200 years ...?
(and i don't mean fighting in Bulgarian or even Greek and Serbian bands...)

[Soldier of Macedon]

Originally Posted by TerraNova

What about them...do they were the Albanian dress ?

No they don't, the national dresses in the Balkans are bound to be similar, however, the Macedonian national dress is not the same as the Albanian national dress, whereas the Greek national dress IS the Albanian national dress. Spot the difference fluff balls.

Btw Greeks fought in several wars,and won many of them.When did your people fight the last 200 years ...?
(and i don't mean fighting in Bulgarian or even Greek and Serbian bands...)

Greeks? Which Greeks? Hellenes? Albanians? Vlachs? Slavs? What are you talking about, nearly every book about your revolution has pictures of Albanians who speak Albanian as a native tongue and are Albanian by native origins.

In Macedonia, people of the same origin, language and culture as myself today fought together many times against foreigners and enemies, that's what counts, we are the same people, regardless of the names we used or those forced upon us, our people are from where they have always been, whereas most of the population of modern Greece since its creation has come from outside of Greece or was not 'Greek' to begin with.