Stevce I don't have the answer for that but I know Nazism is defiantly not the solution. Personally I feel we should get rid of the Ohrid Agreement for a start and stop allowing Albanian language and symbols to be used officially in and on government buildings. My example of this is mainly in reference to Tetovo which admitingly does have a sizeable Albanian minority but is still a Macedonian city and has been for a long time.

[QUOTE=Liberator of Makedonija;165717]Stevce I don't have the answer for that but I know Nazism is defiantly not the solution. Personally I feel we should get rid of the Ohrid Agreement for a start and stop allowing Albanian language and symbols to be used officially in and on government buildings. My example of this is mainly in reference to Tetovo which admitingly does have a sizeable Albanian minority but is still a Macedonian city and has been for a long time.[/QUOTE]

I think Macedonia should take the stance to that of Serbia with Presevo...yes the Albanian minority are a majority in that region of Serbia, still allow them to have mosques and practice their culture, yet the Serbian Government still maintain a stronghold on what occurs with one Albanian in the Serbian Government representing these people.

As much as we despise the practices of our neighbours with minority groups...I think we should be taking a leaf out of their books. Nie gi mrazime Grcite za sto prat na nasite, ama trpi gi nasite za ne kolku vreme i Grci se storia....

Given the current political climate and the clear position of the Albanian parties trying to dissolve Macedonia. Isn't it time Macedonia went hard line? It is clear it was never about rights to the Albanian minority but a long term agenda to destroy Macedonia.

[QUOTE=Stevce;167281]Given the current political climate and the clear position of the Albanian parties trying to dissolve Macedonia. Isn't it time Macedonia went hard line? It is clear it was never about rights to the Albanian minority but a long term agenda to destroy Macedonia.[/QUOTE]

Unfair to group all Albanians under the one banner but the Albanian parties clearly have a treasonous agenda. The problem is if the government does anything too extreme, they'll be able to portray it as an attack and before we know it; civil war.

The Albanian politicians get away with to much.
Know party in Macedonia has the guts to denounce Zijadin Sela .
Any other country and he would have been forced to leave politics.
[url]http://www.independent.mk/articles/42166/Jovanovski+Zaev+Should+Accept+New+Election+and+Give+Up+Platform[/url]

Skopje's central market, April 2017

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[QUOTE=Niko777;167774]Skopje's central market, April 2017

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Looks like a slow day selling those eagle tops.

I don't see much here, am I missing something?

[QUOTE=Niko777;167774]Skopje's central market, April 2017

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How is this Albanization ???
This is simply business.. supply and demand!

Albo, go and try and set up the same stall in greece. Then explain to golden dawn the economics of supply and demand.