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Гуштер;4894566 schrieb:Was soll ich den bitteschön wiederlegen, wenn du Müllhaufen nichts belegst und nur rumheulst und Paint-Zitate postest?
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Hat Hellenic bride immer noch Angst dass Maze Hellas erobern könnte? 
eher wird die Schweiz militärische Supermacht 
eher wird die Schweiz militärische Supermacht 
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Gast3013
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Гуштер;4894566 schrieb:Was soll ich den bitteschön widerlegen, wenn du Müllhaufen nichts belegst und nur rumheulst und Paint-Zitate postest?
http://www.balkanforum.info/f9/nachrichten-mazedonien-212385/index1269.html
Wurde alles schon gesagt.
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Hat Hellenic bride immer noch Angst dass Maze Hellas erobern könnte?
Wahrscheinlich wurde seine Grundschulliebe Stavros durch einen Maze erobert, seit dem hat er diese Komplexe.
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Gast3013
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Hat Hellenic bride immer noch Angst dass Maze Hellas erobern könnte?
Dir habe ich das auch in der Vergangenheit erklärt. Du solltest Beiträge lesen und ggf. dich in dieser Thematik einlesen.
http://www.balkanforum.info/f9/nachrichten-mazedonien-212385/index1238.html#post4868052
Du hast überhaupt kein Hintergrundwissen bzgl. des Streites. Außer verhunzen, smileys setzen und mir vorwerfen ich würde mich lächerlich machen, kam von dir nichts. Lies dich in die Thematik ein und dann können wir weiter reden.
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NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg indicated on Thursday that there is no plan B for Skopje to join the alliance if it does not resolve its decades-old name dispute with Greece and launch wide-ranging reforms.
Although Stoltenberg told Parliament in Skopje that he “strongly welcomes” FYROM’s NATO aspirations, he clarified that while it is “good to be ambitious, it is also important to be realistic.”
“There is still much hard work to be done. That means, of course, resolving the issue of your country’s name. It’s an issue that has weighed on this region – and this country – for far too long,” he said.
His comments follow the resumption of negotiations on Wednesday under the aegis of United Nations special mediator Matthew Nimitz.
For his part, while leaving a meeting with Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras at the Maximos Mansion on Thursday, Greek Foreign Minister Nikos Kotzias refused to comment on rampant media speculation in Skopje about the contents of the name proposals submitted by Nimetz to Greek negotiator Adamantios Vasilakis and his opposite number Vasko Naumovski.
According to a report published in Skopje-based website www.mkd.mk, Nimetz tabled five name proposals – Republika Nova Makedonija, Republika Gorna Makedonija, Republika Severna Makedonija, Republika Vardarska Makedonija and Republika Makedonija (Skopje).
The site also said that Nimetz proposed that FYROM’s language and nationality should be called Makedonski and Makedonska respectively.
Meanwhile, in what was seen as an unusual political move, Tsipras met on Thursday with Greek Archbishop Ieronymos to discuss the ongoing negotiations before the government briefed the country’s political party leaders on the latest developments.
The meeting took place at the Archbishopric in Athens after Tsipras was briefed by Kotzias on the results of the talks so far.
A close aide justified the premier’s decision to speak with the archbishop before party leaders, saying that “we inform anyone who asks us.”
The aide added that the two men had exchanged letters on the name dispute before their meeting and that they are in regular contact.
However, New Democracy took issue with the government on Thursday for making decisions without informing party leaders.
NATO chief: no Plan B for FYROM | News | ekathimerini.com
Although Stoltenberg told Parliament in Skopje that he “strongly welcomes” FYROM’s NATO aspirations, he clarified that while it is “good to be ambitious, it is also important to be realistic.”
“There is still much hard work to be done. That means, of course, resolving the issue of your country’s name. It’s an issue that has weighed on this region – and this country – for far too long,” he said.
His comments follow the resumption of negotiations on Wednesday under the aegis of United Nations special mediator Matthew Nimitz.
For his part, while leaving a meeting with Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras at the Maximos Mansion on Thursday, Greek Foreign Minister Nikos Kotzias refused to comment on rampant media speculation in Skopje about the contents of the name proposals submitted by Nimetz to Greek negotiator Adamantios Vasilakis and his opposite number Vasko Naumovski.
According to a report published in Skopje-based website www.mkd.mk, Nimetz tabled five name proposals – Republika Nova Makedonija, Republika Gorna Makedonija, Republika Severna Makedonija, Republika Vardarska Makedonija and Republika Makedonija (Skopje).
The site also said that Nimetz proposed that FYROM’s language and nationality should be called Makedonski and Makedonska respectively.
Meanwhile, in what was seen as an unusual political move, Tsipras met on Thursday with Greek Archbishop Ieronymos to discuss the ongoing negotiations before the government briefed the country’s political party leaders on the latest developments.
The meeting took place at the Archbishopric in Athens after Tsipras was briefed by Kotzias on the results of the talks so far.
A close aide justified the premier’s decision to speak with the archbishop before party leaders, saying that “we inform anyone who asks us.”
The aide added that the two men had exchanged letters on the name dispute before their meeting and that they are in regular contact.
However, New Democracy took issue with the government on Thursday for making decisions without informing party leaders.
NATO chief: no Plan B for FYROM | News | ekathimerini.com
Makedonec do Koska
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Du hast doch keine Ahnung um was Mazedonien und Griechenland streiten, du hast keine Ahnung wie die Ethnienverteilung ist in Mazedonien und die Machtverteilung.
Hast du überhaupt von was Ahnung NEIN also misch dich nicht in Themen ein wo du keine Ahnung hast !!
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Grossmacht Fahnen ?? WTF ?
Makedonien darf nicht Makedonien heissen weil es ein Makedonien in Griechenland gibt und die Slawischen Makedonier könnten in 30 Jahren die Idee kommen das Griechische Makedonien auch für sich zu beanspruchen.
Das wollen die Griechen nicht, Fazit der Name und die komplette Ethniegeschichte muss geändert werden.
Was wollt ihr jetzt werden, Bulgaren oder Serben, von beiden hat es genügend Statuen in Skopije
Wie fühlt es sich eigentlich an, so tief im εὐνοῦχος-Bride`s Arsch? Du bist mir schon so ne Ratte, diffamiert und hetzt εὐνοῦχος-Bride gegen uns Makedonen, lutscht du ihm seinen kleinen Penis und bist pro-griechisch. Kommen dann aber Hetzthemen gegen Albaner, bist du plötzlich wieder pro-makedonisch :loser:
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Gast3013
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Und da kommt der nächste 'König der Argumente' aus seinem Loch gekrochen.
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