It can't be the Albanians Niko...they are innocent...:2:

you guys are hysterical. If we cant we live together and love eachother there will be a divorce, or the worst scenario, a war .

you talk about albanization in macedonia, but do you now that 80% of the skopian population prior to 1912 were albanians ?

[QUOTE=Niko777;119260][U][B][COLOR="Red"]Video from the "Islamic" (Greater Albania) Protest In Struga.
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[B]As you can see, the speeches are in Albanian, and Albanian flags and Saudi Arabian flags are visible in the crowd. [/B]

[url=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g3K804bMfq0]Islamski protest vo Struga - YouTube[/url][/QUOTE]

[B][SIZE="3"]Islamic Radicals in Struga creating problems [/SIZE][/B]
Tuesday, 31 January 2012

A cell of wahabis and islamic fundamentalists is at the core of a protest which led to burning of a Macedonian flag which was then replaced by a Saudi(?) flag.
The reason for this protest as the city's mayor said is the Vevcani Carnival which had offended muslims in the area.

The mayor himself, Ramiz Merko is seen by many as a radical muslim with police sources pointing to him as the organizer of this weekend protest.
It all started when an intoxicated ethnic Albanian went to a bookstore and purchased a Macedonian flag and then burned it in front of the county headquarters. Money well spent.
What happened after was certainly not spontaneous. Dozen cars showed up packed with people to protest the arrest of the intoxicated Albanian, but at the same time started protesting the Vevcani Carnival?

Many of the protesters had lengthy beards, shouted slogans "Death to Christians", something you would see in Saudi Arabia. To complete the shocking image, one of the protesters pulled out a green flag and posted it on the county flag pole.
It took police 45 minutes to realize the flag was Saudi, a flag our MINA correspondent says can not be purchased in Macedonia, because shops simply don't carry it.

The mayor, Ramiz Merko defended the islamic radicals who shouted "Death to Christians" by demanding apology from the Vevcani mayor for insulting their feelings.
According to Merko, Christians don't have feelings, it's only muslims who have them.
The wahabi sect in Macedonia is getting increasingly dangerous. The CIA and Interpol have both warned Macedonian police to keep a close eye on the increasing number of wahabis.
The wahabis have spread in huge numbers to Bosnia, Serbia, Bulgaria and Montenegro. Bosnia for instance, although considered a muslim country, has arrested the head of their wahabi sect just a week ago. According to the Bosnian Government, the wahabis were very dangerous!

Europe has also taken notice. Holland, France, Belgium... have all banned muslim burqas despite having large muslim populations.
In Macedonia, it's been confirmed on numerous occasions by police, media, banks... that the Saudis are paying wahabi radicals (ethnic Albanians) in the country 300 euros per month to force their women to wear burqas and spread their radical views to locals. Interestinly, Albania's large Catholic population does not want to have ties with ethnic Albanians in Macedonia and Kosovo due to their islamic radicalization!

Perhaps it's high time Macedonia takes CIA's and Interpol's warnings seriously, arrest mayor Ramiz Merko as he has been at the forefront of encouraging islamic radicals for a decade. //Gorazd Velkovski

[url]http://macedoniaonline.eu/content/view/20230/1/[/url]

[QUOTE=arqe88;119264]you guys are hysterical. If we cant we live together and love eachother there will be a divorce, or the worst scenario, a war .[/QUOTE]We were never married in the first place to apply for a divorce.

Loving eachother works both ways mate. Look at the freedom, privileges Ethnic Albanians receive and enjoy, compared to what any other minority in the world would. Some might say Macedonians are prostitutes for giving out easy love. They could be right, but its love non the less. What love do Albanians give in return?

A war???? why does this word "War" pop up in every sentence when you speak to an Albanian? by the way, this would be the worst scenario for Ethnic Albanians. Especially if the government play their cards right and start playing on the wahabis and islamic fundamentalism card which there is now evidence of. If true that The CIA and Interpol have both warned Macedonia to keep a close eye on the increasing number of wahabis, then this should be a green light to start cracking down by arresting your leaders and take away privileges that Albanians abuse.

I have been hearing that the carnival is Serbian organized and in a heavy Serbian
populated town near Struga .

how true is this ?

[quote=Dimitri;119270]I have been hearing that the carnival is Serbian organized and in a heavy Serbian
populated town near Struga .

how true is this ?[/quote]Dimitri, can I ask if you are Macedonian? The town is populated by Macedonians and the carnival is organised by Macedonians. Its been a town traditions for hundreds of years.

Of the entire population (2,433), only 14 identified as non-Macedonian in the last census.

Dimitri heavily populated town near struga.Ther are only albanian & macedonian people the domonating feature is macedonian.What makes you sure serbs organised the carnival.The only serb thing i have seen is den na borcite in belcista.

[QUOTE=arqe88;119265]you talk about albanization in macedonia, but do you now that 80% of the skopian population prior to 1912 were albanians ?[/QUOTE]

Easy there tiger, don't be a smart arse with terms like "skopian"

Correction /sorry

The Town is all Macedonian but very pro-Serb ,majority during Yugoslavian period were employed and resided within Serbia and still today very tied to Serbia ,and for some reason live tax free in their community .And no Albanians reside in this town



My source is from a distant cousin in Prespa Macedonia- Strbovo- we on Skype always

My family comes from Florina area ,Paraskevi to be exact