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[Hatter]

Just to let you all know what this piece of garbage said a few years ago.

Macedonia is key to Balkan stability and should be invited into Nato as soon as possible, writes recent visitor David Cameron

Of course technically my neighbour should have said: "Welcome to the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia (Fyrom)", because that's the correct name for the small but beautiful country sandwiched between Greece, Albania, Serbia and Bulgaria. "FYR Macedonia" voted for independence in 1991 during the break-up of Yugoslavia and has been trying to make its way ever since.

It hasn't been easy. The reason for the long name is that the Greeks complained vigorously that Macedonia already existed as a region of Greece and so could not be a separate country as well. This seems churlish in the extreme. The Greeks have their own country, their own name and have been showered with financial assistance since joining the EU. These people - the Macedonians - have recently escaped communism and have virtually nothing. And as if Greek pettiness wasn't enough the Albanians tend to dream of incorporating a large slice of FYR Macedonia into a Greater Albania while the Bulgars tend to think of the country as part of a Greater Bulgaria.

Yet as far as I could see, the country - and I am determined to call it Macedonia - has a perfect right to exist. The population is overwhelmingly Macedonian, with a distinctive language, culture and history. It is poorer than some of the other old Yugoslav republics, but considerably richer than Albania. The people are civilised, friendly and highly educated. Even my tour guide had an MBA.

It is always difficult to know how to answer the question: "What will you do to help us?" But on this occasion, I had the answer. From now on I will call our esteemed EU partner "the former Ottoman possession of Greece (Fopog)."

http://www.guardian.co.uk/politics/2003/sep/10/davidcameron.politicalcolumnists

For a wider perspective, one might find these links interesting:-

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/newstopics/politics/david-cameron/7168754/Andrew-Feldman-The-David-Cameron-aide-with-Macedonian-connections.html


http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/newstopics/politics/david-cameron/7168032/David-Cameron-aide-wins-government-contract-in-state-Tory-leader-backs-for-EU.html

So what if Cameron's close university friend, neighbour and close aide within the party, with big financial interests and government contract in FYROM, arranged Cameron's trip to Skopje, managed Cameron's campaign for the party leadership and made large donations to the party?

[runaway]

Makedonija forever.

[Hatter]

Makedonija forever.

As usual, your contribution to the debate is immaterial and irrelevant.
Your attempt to change the focus of this thread is pathetic.

[runaway]

Makedonija forever.

As usual, your contribution to the debate is immaterial and irrelevant.
Your attempt to change the focus of this thread is pathetic.

and what is your contribution exactly? Get lost south cypriot.

[Gasman]

Well, Cameron is having to sort of apologise and make a joke of all the insulting comments he has made about Clegg and the Lib Dems at the mo! Perhaps he will do the same for this.

[yialousa1971]

Just shut it, fascist!

The Jew is your master?

[yialousa1971]

Well, Cameron is having to sort of apologise and make a joke of all the insulting comments he has made about Clegg and the Lib Dems at the mo! Perhaps he will do the same for this.

You sound like an apologist for Jewish/Turkish crimes against the world. I bet you're some sort of jew is that why you're so anti Hellenic?

[yialousa1971]

Just to let you all know what this piece of garbage said a few years ago.

Macedonia is key to Balkan stability and should be invited into Nato as soon as possible, writes recent visitor David Cameron

Of course technically my neighbour should have said: "Welcome to the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia (Fyrom)", because that's the correct name for the small but beautiful country sandwiched between Greece, Albania, Serbia and Bulgaria. "FYR Macedonia" voted for independence in 1991 during the break-up of Yugoslavia and has been trying to make its way ever since.

It hasn't been easy. The reason for the long name is that the Greeks complained vigorously that Macedonia already existed as a region of Greece and so could not be a separate country as well. This seems churlish in the extreme. The Greeks have their own country, their own name and have been showered with financial assistance since joining the EU. These people - the Macedonians - have recently escaped communism and have virtually nothing. And as if Greek pettiness wasn't enough the Albanians tend to dream of incorporating a large slice of FYR Macedonia into a Greater Albania while the Bulgars tend to think of the country as part of a Greater Bulgaria.

Yet as far as I could see, the country - and I am determined to call it Macedonia - has a perfect right to exist. The population is overwhelmingly Macedonian, with a distinctive language, culture and history. It is poorer than some of the other old Yugoslav republics, but considerably richer than Albania. The people are civilised, friendly and highly educated. Even my tour guide had an MBA.

It is always difficult to know how to answer the question: "What will you do to help us?" But on this occasion, I had the answer. From now on I will call our esteemed EU partner "the former Ottoman possession of Greece (Fopog)."

http://www.guardian.co.uk/politics/2003/sep/10/davidcameron.politicalcolumnists

For a wider perspective, one might find these links interesting:-

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/newstopics/politics/david-cameron/7168754/Andrew-Feldman-The-David-Cameron-aide-with-Macedonian-connections.html


http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/newstopics/politics/david-cameron/7168032/David-Cameron-aide-wins-government-contract-in-state-Tory-leader-backs-for-EU.html

So what if Cameron's close university friend, neighbour and close aide within the party, with big financial interests and government contract in FYROM, arranged Cameron's trip to Skopje, managed Cameron's campaign for the party leadership and made large donations to the party?

Interesting links, it is no secret the Jew is behind the Skopians bullshit that they are Macedonians. George Soros being the number one ant Hellen!

[bsharpish]

Just shut it, fascist!

The Jew is your master?

obviously - naieve anti semnitic imbacility is yours

[Oracle]

Well, Cameron is having to sort of apologise and make a joke of all the insulting comments he has made about Clegg and the Lib Dems at the mo! Perhaps he will do the same for this.

You sound like an apologist for Jewish/Turkish crimes against the world. I bet you're some sort of jew is that why you're so anti Hellenic?

Interesting!