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hirndominanz
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Vil,
von Sinti und Roma war die Rede, nicht vom Jud.
von Sinti und Roma war die Rede, nicht vom Jud.
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Jovan
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Was für eine gequirlte Scheißean uns ist alles slawisch, damit sind wir Slawen und keine Alexanderheinis, wie kann man sich nur so zu Witzfiguren machen
Ich verstehe echt nicht was die gegen Nikola Tesla haben
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Jovan
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They dont like slavs, they don't like Russians, was wird wohl sein?!
hirndominanz
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but they all love us to much.........
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Hinsichtlich der politischen Maßnahmen, haben sie sicher identisch gelitten, nur die Juden sind zum Synonym des Holocaust geworden.
Übrigens : Holo kommt von Olo = Alles ( gespr. Ollo ) caust kommt von kaus = Brennen/ Verbrennen ( gespr. kaffs ).......ollokaffs= allesverbrennen
Paprika
Jackass of the Week
Greece is an Unworthy EU Member
by Gunnar Nissen
Danish newspaper Morgaenavisen Jyllands-Posten 2/26/1999
When it in 1991 was clear to the Macedonians in the Yugoslav sub-republic Macedonia, that their value norms could not possibly harmonize with the roaring nationalism of Serbia, they split with the Yugoslav republic after a popular referendum - Slovenia, Croatia and Bosnia-Herzegovina had already done that. The Serbs protested and the Serbian terrorist leader and specialist in ethnic cleansing Vojislav Seselj announced that all he needed was two divisions and then "the Macedonian problem would be solved". Loudest, however, were the protests from Greece, apparently because of the name. The Greek regime could perhaps accept that the new state could call it self Skopje (after it's capital) and the Greeks postulated wildly and crazily that the Macedonian state with it's 2.1 Mio, inhabitants and an army smaller than our national guard might attack it's large neighbor Greece.
The Greeks gave as a reason for not recognizing the Republic of Macedonia, that " we have a Macedonia here in Greece and thus there cannot be a Macedonia just on the opposite site of the border". The logic in this is absurd and I'm ashamed that so many ignorant journalists quoted the Greek reason without comments. Apparently they were unaware that Macedonia is split between three different countries. After a meeting in Brussels, where the EU-recognition of the state of Macedonia was postponed, although Macedonia fulfilled all requirements for recognition, the then Danish foreign minister, Uffe Elleman-Jensen, in a final salute as EU chairman, commented to the Greeks that they had to get themselves together and get the problem solved, concerning the name Macedonia and called it despicable of the Greeks to treat the Macedonians in this way. The former Danish foreign Minister Elleman-Jensen stated in 1993 "not Macedonia is a problem for Europe, but our member Greece". The Greek spokespersons reacted violently, amongst them the former Greek vice prime-minister Athanasios Kannellopoulos, who angrily pronounced "with his comments, Mr. Jensen is a very bad example of the other foreign ministers. Mr. Jensen said that he'd be ashamed to be Greek because we're against that the new Skopje republic's use of the name Macedonia. To that my answer is: We'd be ashamed if Mr. Jensen was Greek!" In "Morgenavisen Jyllands-Posten" the MP Ame Melchior published a letter to the editor that exhibited his lack of knowledge about the populations in the Balkan peninsula under the title "Show concern for our Greek allied". He was answered by "Jyllands-Posten"s correspondent Per Nyholm "Show concern for the Macedonians". Finally the Greeks accepted the name of Macedonia, but only in the form of The Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, FYROM.
Now to the decisive point that journalists ought to have oriented "themselves about: In ancient times and in the Osmanian era, Macedonia was an area without internal borders, where the people after the 6 century had the south Slavic language Macedonian as mother tongue. It was in Macedonia the Cyrillic alphabet came to life, named after the monk Kyril. The bible was translated by the Macedonians to old-church-Slavic, that had the same influence on ecumenical language in eastern Europe as Latin had amongst the Catholics in western and central Europe. The Cyrillic alphabet spread not only to Bulgaria and Serbia, but also to Russia and other eastern Slavic countries. "Genuine" Hellenes described the ancient population of Macedonia as barbarians and Phillip II and Alexander the Great greekness are rather dubious. Albanian historiansname them Illyrians, the oldest nation on Balkan and the Albanians are arguably their ancestors. Of higher importance was the Slav's immigration to the Balkan area in the 6 century. The Slavic tribe that settled in Macedonia took name after the province and preserved their language to modem times (with some grammatical exceptions...)
After the Balkan wars of 1912 and 1913, Macedonia was split in three. Aegean Macedonia came under Greece, Vardarmacedonia under Serbia and Pirimacedonia under Bulgaria. Vardarmacedonia was in 1945 after a heroic partisan war, one of the six republics in the new federal Yugoslavia and as promised by Tito, the republic got full national and cultural independence - with due acknowledgment of it's compact Albanian and small Turkish minorities. As Yugoslavia split in 1991, the country had 23 Mio. inhabitants. Had all of Yugoslavia had the birthrate of the Albanians in western Macedonia and Kosovo, they would have been at 50 Mio! Kosovo and western Macedonia would have had to let the Albanians migrate to the rest of Serbia and Macedonia with resulting unemployment rates around 50%. The Albanians in the Republic of Macedonia are not oppressed. They have all rights - except the one to rise the Albanian flag and get an Albanian university - which wouldn't make a lot of sense as soon as they again can study at the large university in Prestina in Kosovo, Tito's pride. By the way, the ambassador of the Republic of Macedonia in Denmark is Albanian, the much respected Muhammed Halili. Could one imagine the situation: the government of the North German federated state Schleswig Holstein declare: Schleswig is German and in Germany, Germans are living. Thus with no further notice, the Danish schools, including the "Duborgskolen" high school and "Jaruplund" high school, the Flensburg newspaper, Danish libraries and other foreign institutions will close. The Danish language is declared "not-wanted"? How about the opposite situation - if everything German was forbidden in southern Denmark? Unthinkable of course!
When a person misbehaves, it is in the first line the closest people's duty to intervene. National oppression is taking place in many countries outside the EU. But Greece is an EU member and is thus a "part of the family". But do we intervene, we, the closest people? No, we shut up. Of ignorance or misunderstood solidarity with the Greek leaders, who as the Serbs, consider themselves "superbalkanian". Other people knows more about the oppression than I, but I know a great many and every year more ignored and oppressed Slavic Macedonians in the Greek part of Macedonia. Can we justify our silence? I'm sure that Greece' unwillingness to accept the Republic of Macedonia is due to their black conscience over the oppression of Macedonians in Greece. Greece is (yet another) unworthy member of the EU.
by Gunnar Nissen
Danish newspaper Morgaenavisen Jyllands-Posten 2/26/1999
When it in 1991 was clear to the Macedonians in the Yugoslav sub-republic Macedonia, that their value norms could not possibly harmonize with the roaring nationalism of Serbia, they split with the Yugoslav republic after a popular referendum - Slovenia, Croatia and Bosnia-Herzegovina had already done that. The Serbs protested and the Serbian terrorist leader and specialist in ethnic cleansing Vojislav Seselj announced that all he needed was two divisions and then "the Macedonian problem would be solved". Loudest, however, were the protests from Greece, apparently because of the name. The Greek regime could perhaps accept that the new state could call it self Skopje (after it's capital) and the Greeks postulated wildly and crazily that the Macedonian state with it's 2.1 Mio, inhabitants and an army smaller than our national guard might attack it's large neighbor Greece.
The Greeks gave as a reason for not recognizing the Republic of Macedonia, that " we have a Macedonia here in Greece and thus there cannot be a Macedonia just on the opposite site of the border". The logic in this is absurd and I'm ashamed that so many ignorant journalists quoted the Greek reason without comments. Apparently they were unaware that Macedonia is split between three different countries. After a meeting in Brussels, where the EU-recognition of the state of Macedonia was postponed, although Macedonia fulfilled all requirements for recognition, the then Danish foreign minister, Uffe Elleman-Jensen, in a final salute as EU chairman, commented to the Greeks that they had to get themselves together and get the problem solved, concerning the name Macedonia and called it despicable of the Greeks to treat the Macedonians in this way. The former Danish foreign Minister Elleman-Jensen stated in 1993 "not Macedonia is a problem for Europe, but our member Greece". The Greek spokespersons reacted violently, amongst them the former Greek vice prime-minister Athanasios Kannellopoulos, who angrily pronounced "with his comments, Mr. Jensen is a very bad example of the other foreign ministers. Mr. Jensen said that he'd be ashamed to be Greek because we're against that the new Skopje republic's use of the name Macedonia. To that my answer is: We'd be ashamed if Mr. Jensen was Greek!" In "Morgenavisen Jyllands-Posten" the MP Ame Melchior published a letter to the editor that exhibited his lack of knowledge about the populations in the Balkan peninsula under the title "Show concern for our Greek allied". He was answered by "Jyllands-Posten"s correspondent Per Nyholm "Show concern for the Macedonians". Finally the Greeks accepted the name of Macedonia, but only in the form of The Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, FYROM.
Now to the decisive point that journalists ought to have oriented "themselves about: In ancient times and in the Osmanian era, Macedonia was an area without internal borders, where the people after the 6 century had the south Slavic language Macedonian as mother tongue. It was in Macedonia the Cyrillic alphabet came to life, named after the monk Kyril. The bible was translated by the Macedonians to old-church-Slavic, that had the same influence on ecumenical language in eastern Europe as Latin had amongst the Catholics in western and central Europe. The Cyrillic alphabet spread not only to Bulgaria and Serbia, but also to Russia and other eastern Slavic countries. "Genuine" Hellenes described the ancient population of Macedonia as barbarians and Phillip II and Alexander the Great greekness are rather dubious. Albanian historiansname them Illyrians, the oldest nation on Balkan and the Albanians are arguably their ancestors. Of higher importance was the Slav's immigration to the Balkan area in the 6 century. The Slavic tribe that settled in Macedonia took name after the province and preserved their language to modem times (with some grammatical exceptions...)
After the Balkan wars of 1912 and 1913, Macedonia was split in three. Aegean Macedonia came under Greece, Vardarmacedonia under Serbia and Pirimacedonia under Bulgaria. Vardarmacedonia was in 1945 after a heroic partisan war, one of the six republics in the new federal Yugoslavia and as promised by Tito, the republic got full national and cultural independence - with due acknowledgment of it's compact Albanian and small Turkish minorities. As Yugoslavia split in 1991, the country had 23 Mio. inhabitants. Had all of Yugoslavia had the birthrate of the Albanians in western Macedonia and Kosovo, they would have been at 50 Mio! Kosovo and western Macedonia would have had to let the Albanians migrate to the rest of Serbia and Macedonia with resulting unemployment rates around 50%. The Albanians in the Republic of Macedonia are not oppressed. They have all rights - except the one to rise the Albanian flag and get an Albanian university - which wouldn't make a lot of sense as soon as they again can study at the large university in Prestina in Kosovo, Tito's pride. By the way, the ambassador of the Republic of Macedonia in Denmark is Albanian, the much respected Muhammed Halili. Could one imagine the situation: the government of the North German federated state Schleswig Holstein declare: Schleswig is German and in Germany, Germans are living. Thus with no further notice, the Danish schools, including the "Duborgskolen" high school and "Jaruplund" high school, the Flensburg newspaper, Danish libraries and other foreign institutions will close. The Danish language is declared "not-wanted"? How about the opposite situation - if everything German was forbidden in southern Denmark? Unthinkable of course!
When a person misbehaves, it is in the first line the closest people's duty to intervene. National oppression is taking place in many countries outside the EU. But Greece is an EU member and is thus a "part of the family". But do we intervene, we, the closest people? No, we shut up. Of ignorance or misunderstood solidarity with the Greek leaders, who as the Serbs, consider themselves "superbalkanian". Other people knows more about the oppression than I, but I know a great many and every year more ignored and oppressed Slavic Macedonians in the Greek part of Macedonia. Can we justify our silence? I'm sure that Greece' unwillingness to accept the Republic of Macedonia is due to their black conscience over the oppression of Macedonians in Greece. Greece is (yet another) unworthy member of the EU.
Paprika
Jackass of the Week
POLITISCHE PARTEI DER MAZEDONISCHEN MINDERHEIT IN GRIECHENLAND Mitglied der Europäischen Freien Allianz - Europäische Politische Partei (EFA-EVP) Mitglied der Föderation der Europäischen Nationen (FUEN) St. Dragoumi 11 Florina / Lerin PC 53100; PO 51 Tel / Fax 0030 23850 46548. Www.florina.org ; rainbow@florina.org 
Pressemitteilung Ethnische Mazedonier sind hier, stärker. 6. Juni 2019 |
| Nach dem Ende der zweiten Runde der Kommunalwahlen und nach den üblichen Kämpfen, die mit den Wahlen in unserem Land einhergehen, fühlt sich der ECA-Regenbogen verpflichtet, den Mazedonern, den Mazedonern und allen Bürgern zu danken innerhalb und außerhalb Griechenlands, die uns bei den Europawahlen am 26. Mai mit ihrer Stimme geehrt haben. Lobe euch alle sehr! Obwohl die Teilnahme allein an sich schon ein Erfolg war, angesichts der bekannten politischen und wirtschaftlichen Bedingungen, die die Demokratie in dem Land, das sie angeblich hervorgebracht hat, ständig erwürgen, und der Sturheit all derer, die heute noch schändlich behaupten, dass wir nicht existieren, hat die ECA- Regenbogen waren in der Lage , die Gesamtzahl der Stimmen und die Wahl der Tarife mit 2014 im Vergleich zu erhöhen tausende von Bürgern , die wir in der nachdrücklichsten Art und Weise bringen stimmten die Tabelle in R grundlegende Forderungen der ethnischen Mazedonier Fest Lada: - Einführung der modernen mazedonischer Sprache in der öffentlichen Bildung in den Bereichen , wo sie gesprochen wird, sondern auch in der öffentlichen Diensten und anderen öffentlichen Räumen - Sofortige und bedingungslose Rückkehr der Flüchtlingspolitik Zivil Mazedonier und ihre Nachkommen - Sofortige Anerkennung der Startseite der mazedonischen Kultur und die Kultur der mazedonischen Kultur und unsere Traditionen zu stärken - Schalten Sie eine nachhaltige Regionalentwicklung, mit nationalen und sprachlichen Vielfalt als eines der seine Schlüsselhebel Der ESA-Regenbogen, der in der Idee der "Vereinigten Staaten von Europa" stetig und nicht verhandelt, freut sich und fühlt sich geehrt, Mitglied der großen europäischen Familie der Europäischen Freien Allianz (EFA) zu sein, die sich in diesen Fragen europaweit auseinandersetzt und sich herausgestellt hat deutlich in den Europawahlen verstärkt und bilden zusammen mit der Europäischen Grünen, die viertgrößte Gruppe im neuen Europäischen Parlament (Grüne / EFA) in dieser einzigartigen Partnerschaft von Völkern und Kulturen aus der gesamten Europäischen Union und gehört auch zur Party ourkikis Minderheit in Griechenland (DEB), die wir gratulieren für den großen Sieg in den regionalen Einheiten Rhodopen und Xanthi möchten. Vielen Dank noch einmal an die Mitte-Rechts-, Liberalen und Linken für ihre öffentlichen Positionen zugunsten unserer Positionen. Vor allem möchten wir uns natürlich bei der OCSE für ihre brüderliche, zeitlose und unerschütterliche Unterstützung und für ihren öffentlichen Aufruf an ihre Wähler zur Unterstützung des EAW-Regenbogens bedanken. Schließlich sind wir allen tiefsitzenden Papageien sehr dankbar, die sagen, dass 6500 Stimmen keine mazedonische Minderheit in Griechenland darstellen. Wir haben oft die Gelegenheit zu verlangen, dass das Thema der ethnischen und sprachlichen Herkunft in der Volkszählung, die in zwei Jahren stattfinden wird, offiziell angesprochen wird. Es ist äußerst heuchlerisch für Griechenland, dem benachbarten Albanien Vorschläge zu unterbreiten, dass es elf ethnische Minderheiten (einschließlich Griechen und Mazedonier) zur Aufzählung anerkennt, während es sich selbst weigert, seine eigenen Vorschläge umzusetzen! Also Volkszählung für Minderheiten im Jahr 2021. Wagen Sie es? Anderes Griechenland, anderes Europa! Die ECA-Pressestelle - Rainbow |
EFA-Rainbow :: Macedonian Political Party in Greece
RAINBOW is the political organization of the Macedonian ethnic minority living within the boundaries of the Greek state, and engaged in the country's domestic political scene