Helvetia, I find your logic a little naive and wonder if you are being serious with your intent on this forum.
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Originally posted by Helvetia View PostWell, one of the solutions is probably to announce our intention to assimilate the Albanians fully into Macedonian society. The Ohrid Framework harms that so we have to repeal it but we'd guarantee full and equal rights to all citizens of Macedonia as enshrined in the Constitution. Basically, as long as you speak Macedonian, you'd be treated as an equal. War isn't an option nor the expulsion of Albanians from Macedonia. That would just provoke a response from the NATO. We lucked out with a relatively short war in 2001 that could've been as destructive as Kosovo but we ended it before it got worse. We did create new problems with the Framework but at least this time we can get a peaceful solution to the Albanian problem and that is honestly far better than going to war over it.
How are Macedonians prepared to repeal the agreements?"The moral revolution - the revolution of the mind, heart and soul of an enslaved people, is our greatest task."__________________Gotse Delchev
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Originally posted by julie View PostThe FA and IA you imply is not a bad alternative to the Albanian problem. Those "agreements" have eroded Macedonian sovereignty.
How are Macedonians prepared to repeal the agreements?
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I am finding inconsistencies with what you are saying. You continue to discuss war not being an option, I have not stated you must go to war
I like, RTG, think you are very naive or here to promote another agenda
How many Macedonians in Macedonia? How many Albanians in Macedonia?
Why do you need the repect of the EU, an organisation that is eroding our sovereignty?
Why do you want Nato's respect?
Do you accept the framework agreement, enjoy being called a fyrom, and agree with the continuance of name negotiations?
You state wait 10 years, its been 20!!
in 10 years people will start listening??
In 10 years if a pro-active people dont start protesting TODAY you will be a muslim Albanian in the land of greater Albania. Macedonia will not exist"The moral revolution - the revolution of the mind, heart and soul of an enslaved people, is our greatest task."__________________Gotse Delchev
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Helvetia, there will never be a time to do what you propose. We have had 10 years of being the "jewel" since losing the war in 2001. You are clearly wrong on a number of levels.Risto the Great
MACEDONIA:ANHEDONIA
"Holding my breath for the revolution."
Hey, I wrote a bestseller. Check it out: www.ren-shen.com
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Originally posted by julie View PostI am finding inconsistencies with what you are saying. You continue to discuss war not being an option, I have not stated you must go to war
I like, RTG, think you are very naive or here to promote another agenda
How many Macedonians in Macedonia? How many Albanians in Macedonia?
Why do you need the repect of the EU, an organisation that is eroding our sovereignty?
Why do you want Nato's respect?
Do you accept the framework agreement, enjoy being called a fyrom, and agree with the continuance of name negotiations?
You state wait 10 years, its been 20!!
in 10 years people will start listening??
In 10 years if a pro-active people dont start protesting TODAY you will be a muslim Albanian in the land of greater Albania. Macedonia will not exist
I don't believe that Macedonia will be a Muslim country in just ten years. We've been here for centuries, survived 500 years of Ottoman occupation, what's another 10 years?
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Originally posted by Risto the Great View PostHelvetia, there will never be a time to do what you propose. We have had 10 years of being the "jewel" since losing the war in 2001. You are clearly wrong on a number of levels.
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Originally posted by Soldier of Macedon View PostBill, it is inevitable if Macedonians don't assert themselves in the near future.
Originally posted by Soldier of Macedon View PostPerhaps we need to define exactly what doomsday means to you all. Was it when the flag was changed? When the constitution was changed? When Macedonia started becoming a bi-lingual state? What else should we wait for before we start taking a firm stance before we lose total control of our destiny?
Lets just live the rest of our lives depressed and have nothing else to look fwd to except death which will come as a relief.
You are probably going to say you did not mean it that way. So make it clear to me, Do you think we have arrived to doomsday? or not yet?
(i mean doomsday as the end, final, no turning back).
Originally posted by Soldier of Macedon View PostIf you've been on this forum for a while you would be well aware of all the issues facing Macedonia and the Macedonian people.
Even though Macedonians were cautious and did not ignore the fact it would be a difficult task facing them, They had faith in there leaders and worked for them and not inspite of them. One reason why we became mighty.
Originally posted by Soldier of Macedon View PostFailure to act or respond in some manner should be considered as either weakness or ignorance,
Originally posted by Soldier of Macedon View PostThink about the photo that you posted of the young Macedonians in the train recently, and how some of them had the ventilator flag. How should that be perceived?
Are the kids in the photo not aware of how damaging that flag is?
Yes, infact one of the boys spoke to the one holding the ventilator. Apparently the explanation raised his eyebrows. Thats what the helping hand achieved, A black eye would have worked the opposite.
Are they aware but simply don't care?
Are they too weak to stand up for what is right?
Being staunch won't always make you new friends, but at least one could say that their integrity is in tact.
We need to harden up and stop being so sensitive each time one of our ideological flaws are highlighted.
The 'soft' approach doesn't work mate. It has failed us every single time in our recent history. And until we start learning how to speak with one voice in a consistent manner, we will never make any progress.
Also give me an example where we have used a soft approach that let us down? i am not talking about soft approach towards our enemies. I am talking about how we should approach our own. Do we want to make our own enemies? or should our aim be to win them over, if so how would abusing them when we can try first to open our arms, win them over.
I am not saying anything different to either of them. Yet, those of you who have responded to Vangelovski in a certain manner have not responded the same to myself.Last edited by Bill77; 09-20-2011, 11:50 PM.http://www.macedoniantruth.org/forum/showthread.php?p=120873#post120873
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Originally posted by Helvetia View PostWhether we like it or not, the EU and NATO both are prestigious international organisations.
I beg to differ
If we choose to isolate ourselves, it will not be for the better. If we pass anti-Albanian policies, it will only isolate us and destroy all the progress we've made in the last 20 years.
What progress? And who said anything about passing anti-ALbanian policies?
What happened to Serbia will happen to Macedonia. If not wanting Macedonia to have similar fate to Serbia's then I guess I do have an agenda...
I don't believe that Macedonia will be a Muslim country in just ten years. We've been here for centuries, survived 500 years of Ottoman occupation, what's another 10 years?"The moral revolution - the revolution of the mind, heart and soul of an enslaved people, is our greatest task."__________________Gotse Delchev
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Originally posted by Helvetia View PostYou can't have things done overnight. They are worked towards over years, over time and then they are finished with best possible results. That's just how things works. If we try to rise too fast, do things too quickly then we will fall hard and fast."The moral revolution - the revolution of the mind, heart and soul of an enslaved people, is our greatest task."__________________Gotse Delchev
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Originally posted by julie View Postthe difference between Macedonian sovereignty and Albanian domination over Macedonia, you know , that country that supposedly is the birthplace of Macedonians, and a country for Macedonians
I agree with you about the concessions like the changing of our flag, the Framework, they were unacceptable but we'll just have to accept them for NOW until we are in a position to tell other people no, we can't do that, we won't accept it. But right now? We need to develop our country, our economy, to be on par with Slovenia or Switzerland. Meanwhile we can just maintain the status quo that is the best for us for now. That's what I think, if you don't agree with me and would rather rash actions then that's really up to you.
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Originally posted by Helvetia View PostMacedonia has done a lot in regard to economic development from 1991 to today. Skopje is not the same city as it was 20 years ago. We were the poorest Yugoslav republic, much fault due to the centuries of Ottoman occupation and various ravages of war that ruined our land. Northern Yugoslav countries like Slovenia were more fortunate to be occupied by an advanced European country, Austria.
I agree with you about the concessions like the changing of our flag, the Framework, they were unacceptable but we'll just have to accept them for NOW until we are in a position to tell other people no, we can't do that, we won't accept it. But right now? We need to develop our country, our economy, to be on par with Slovenia or Switzerland. Meanwhile we can just maintain the status quo that is the best for us for now. That's what I think, if you don't agree with me and would rather rash actions then that's really up to you.
2...rash actions - you speak of war
I speak of a moral revolution, changing peoples enslaved mindsets, and mediocre acceptance, of peaceful protest and demonstration"The moral revolution - the revolution of the mind, heart and soul of an enslaved people, is our greatest task."__________________Gotse Delchev
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Originally posted by Helvetia View PostSkopje 2014 project begs to differ...
I enjoyed seeing all the leaders and wonderful Macedonians in the square.
I cried when I saw "warrior on a horse" , an awesome statue, without a name. I cried because he had no name . Symbols wiped off soldiers shields.
How is the Skopje 2014 project contributing to national sovereignty??
Incidentally ...Macedonia fallen hard and fast.....using YOUR words"The moral revolution - the revolution of the mind, heart and soul of an enslaved people, is our greatest task."__________________Gotse Delchev
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