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View Poll Results: Do you consider the UMD as your representative for the Macedonian Diaspora? | |||
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2 | 4.35% |
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44 | 95.65% |
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#2731 |
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Please respond, SILENCE IS NOT A DEFENCE! |
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#2732 |
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![]() That is exactly what I was afraid of, kasha se napraje so ovaa rabota.
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#2733 |
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![]() Meto thought he could turn MPO into a 'Macedonian' organization.
I cannot begin to tell you all how many Macedonians joined MPO with good intentions, but Meto knew what he was getting into from the very beginning. Everytime an ethnic Bulgarian associates themselves with 'Macedonia' or 'Macedonian' or vice-versa, they are a drain on our cultural, historical and demographic force. |
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#2735 |
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![]() Prolet, are you in danger of seeing the light?
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#2736 |
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![]() I think its time that UMD either start answering some questions or stop posting its propaganda.
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If my people who are called by my name will humble themselves and pray and seek my face and turn from their wicked ways, I will hear from heaven and will forgive their sins and restore their land. 2 Chronicles 7:14 The Revolution was in the minds and hearts of the people; a change in their religious sentiments, of their duties and obligations...This radical change in the principles, opinions, sentiments, and affections of the people was the real American Revolution. John Adams |
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#2737 |
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From: Lubi Uzunovski Date: 1995/08/29 Subject: Re: MPO - the language issue From: Bogdan Popov <[email protected]> Subject: Re: MPO - the language issue >My friend's father said that the MPO is doing big damage to the official >Macedonian position by distributing Macedonian Tribune around the world, >and that it is of greatest importance to destroy the MPO and prevent it >of spreading their ideas. Hmmm...we Macedonians in the Diaspora have known that the MPO has been damaging the position of the ethnic Macedonians for decades. I’m ecstatic to hear that the Republic does not have close contacts with this organization. I agree with the assessment that the MPO is damaging to the Republic, not to mention the ethnic Macedonians in the neighbouring states. Given that such a circumstance appears to be universally known among Macedonians, then one has to decide what is more important, the MPO or the Republic. It took me 0.5 nanoseconds to make my choice. >He said that the easiest way to attack and eventually destroy the MPO >is through the LANGUAGE ISSUE !!! The idea would be to put pressure on >MPO to start publishing Macedonian Tribune in contemporary literature >Macedonian language while rejecting the old-Bulgarian. If adopted, that >single fact would be enough to SPLIT the organization and existing >membership of MPO. After such a digression from the 80 years long >tradition many MPO members would have no choice but to leave or distance >themselves from the MPO, and the divided organization would be easy to >finish. This way it could take just a year or two to get rid of the MPO for ever! Well, the Macedonians in the Diaspora don’t speak old-Bulgarian, unless of course they went to Bulgarian classes, as many MPO-ists did. That in itself is telling. Similarly, you won’t get the MPO-ists to subscribe to a newspaper written in standardized Macedonian. So, if the Tribuna has visions of becoming the Nova Makedonia of the Diaspora, then don’t hold your breath. The old MPO-ists won’t buy it, and the Macedonians won’t trust the MPO enough to subscribe in the numbers required. As for getting rid of the MPO, don’t worry – it’s already dead. Most Macedonians (rightly) consider it infested with bugaromani and spioni. Talk about not being able to steer an organization onto a viable path. The MPO has suffered from careless, disconnected leadership for far too long. It’s only hope (slim) is to follow the Buddhist example and reincarnate itself into a form more tolerable to the Macedonians...otherwise, (and more preferably) it can just as well go off into bugaro- Macedonian heaven. >It seems that big games are being played behind our eyes, so lets wait and watch. Slushai, Bogdan, if the MPO is involved, then the games ain’t big they’re irrelevant. The MPO can’t consistently take positions that are diametrically opposed to those taken by the Republic, -- then expect to be regarded as the voice of the Macedonians. Whether you agree or not, the MPO as it now exists is dead as a doornail. >Pozdravi do site, >Bogdan Lubi U. |
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![]() Date: Thu, 24 Nov 1994
From: Lubi Uzunovski Subject: The Bulgarian Speak in Message-Id: <[email protected]> Plamen Bliznakov <[email protected]> Quote:
This new stuff is too simple to be coming from you. I've learned to expect better. My great-great grandfathers and my great grandfathers came to the "New World" before the Ilinden Uprising. They came with Ottoman Empire passports although they were by no means Turks. After the partitioning my great-aunt came to Canada with a Serbian passport. My mother's sister who spent 11 years in Bulgaria returned to Macedonia with a Bulgarian passport. My uncles and aunts in Aegean Macedonia all came with Greek passports. I came with a Yugoslav passport. Not bad for one family, and I'm certainly not alone! You should see the variations in our names. The only common thread here is that we all refer to ourselves only as Macedonians. Not Ottoman Turks, not Bulgarians, Not Serbs, not Greeks and not Yugoslavs... just Makedontsi. Your argument is commonly used by Greece and Bulgaria as a way of saying, "see, they use X passports, therefore they must be X. There are no Macedonians here". Of course, the Macedonians are never given a choice in the matter. In any case, I'm not sure that my great-great grandfathers can be considered the product of post-Titoist Macedonism. Lubi ----------------- Newsgroups: bit.listserv.makedon From: Lubi Uzunovski Date: 1995/08/27 Subject: Re: MPO From: Hari Radin <[email protected]> Subject: MPO Hari, your reply was somewhat monumental, and I can't do it justice in one lifetime, so you're getting the abridged version. Quote:
[...] ------------ A couple more old posts from LU that have some historical relevance for Macedonians. Last edited by indigen; 02-24-2010 at 03:40 AM. |
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![]() Do you think there'll be any soul searching at UMD, can you see anybody with balls putting up their hand and admitting fault for this fiasco...surely the buck has to stop with Meto, is he man enough to accept responsibility and step down...?
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