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Postby Nurgary » Tue Apr 01, 2008 7:15 pm

-mikkie2- wrote:"Fair one I will call a Turk a Turk and a Macedonian a Macedonian."

As long as a Turk is genuinely a Turk and a Macedonian is a Macedonian Greek. FYROM 'macedonians' are simply Slavs or Albanians!


Why do the 5 perm members of UN SC accept Republic of Macedonian and their people as Macedioniens?
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Postby Oracle » Tue Apr 01, 2008 7:38 pm

Nurgary wrote:
-mikkie2- wrote:"Fair one I will call a Turk a Turk and a Macedonian a Macedonian."

As long as a Turk is genuinely a Turk and a Macedonian is a Macedonian Greek. FYROM 'macedonians' are simply Slavs or Albanians!


Why do the 5 perm members of UN SC accept Republic of Macedonian and their people as Macedioniens?


Ever heard of Semantics?

.... Oh ... and spelling?
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Postby Nurgary » Tue Apr 01, 2008 8:10 pm

Ever heard of KKTC - KOSOVO - Rep of Madedonia.
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Postby -mikkie2- » Wed Apr 02, 2008 11:07 am

Nurgary

I have explained the historical background to Macedonia and what are Macedonians.

The people of FYROM have no historical link with ancient Macedonia other than a geographical one. They are Slavs and Albanians, and they do not have bloodlines to ancient Macedonians. This is a generally accepted view and it is backed up by a wealth of historical and archeological evidence.

As I said before, if anything it is Greece that should be laying claim to FYROM and not the other way around! But obviously we live in a civilised world and Greece has no territorial ambitions on FYROM. All it wants is for FYROM to acknowledge that its people do not have the right to use Macedonian history as its own. Any country would do the same if its history was being hijacked by another.
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Postby pappy_sydney » Sat Apr 05, 2008 7:38 pm

mikkie2 is right about macedonia, he is spot on...in fact only 10 percent of FYROM is actually within the borders of Ancient Macedonia.
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Postby boomerang » Sun Apr 06, 2008 1:03 am

-mikkie2- wrote:Nurgary

I have explained the historical background to Macedonia and what are Macedonians.

The people of FYROM have no historical link with ancient Macedonia other than a geographical one. They are Slavs and Albanians, and they do not have bloodlines to ancient Macedonians. This is a generally accepted view and it is backed up by a wealth of historical and archeological evidence.

As I said before, if anything it is Greece that should be laying claim to FYROM and not the other way around! But obviously we live in a civilised world and Greece has no territorial ambitions on FYROM. All it wants is for FYROM to acknowledge that its people do not have the right to use Macedonian history as its own. Any country would do the same if its history was being hijacked by another.

Don't worry about nurgary...he is out buying his wife a present :lol: ...a dick in da box...his only problem he doesn't know which colour... :lol:
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Postby zan » Sun Apr 06, 2008 3:11 am

boomerang wrote:
-mikkie2- wrote:Nurgary

I have explained the historical background to Macedonia and what are Macedonians.

The people of FYROM have no historical link with ancient Macedonia other than a geographical one. They are Slavs and Albanians, and they do not have bloodlines to ancient Macedonians. This is a generally accepted view and it is backed up by a wealth of historical and archeological evidence.

As I said before, if anything it is Greece that should be laying claim to FYROM and not the other way around! But obviously we live in a civilised world and Greece has no territorial ambitions on FYROM. All it wants is for FYROM to acknowledge that its people do not have the right to use Macedonian history as its own. Any country would do the same if its history was being hijacked by another.

Don't worry about nurgary...he is out buying his wife a present :lol: ...a dick in da box...his only problem he doesn't know which colour... :lol:


You wait all day long for a dick in da box and along come two at once!!! :arrow: :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Postby boomerang » Sun Apr 06, 2008 4:30 am

zan wrote:
boomerang wrote:
-mikkie2- wrote:Nurgary

I have explained the historical background to Macedonia and what are Macedonians.

The people of FYROM have no historical link with ancient Macedonia other than a geographical one. They are Slavs and Albanians, and they do not have bloodlines to ancient Macedonians. This is a generally accepted view and it is backed up by a wealth of historical and archeological evidence.

As I said before, if anything it is Greece that should be laying claim to FYROM and not the other way around! But obviously we live in a civilised world and Greece has no territorial ambitions on FYROM. All it wants is for FYROM to acknowledge that its people do not have the right to use Macedonian history as its own. Any country would do the same if its history was being hijacked by another.

Don't worry about nurgary...he is out buying his wife a present :lol: ...a dick in da box...his only problem he doesn't know which colour... :lol:


You wait all day long for a dick in da box and along come two at once!!! :arrow: :lol: :lol: :lol:


not unless you do it twice and punch me in the mouth :lol: ...
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