[QUOTE=Karposh;182157]Just to put things in perspective (& based on the last available census data)...

Is there another example of this type of ludicrous idiocy anywhere in the world? I'd love to see it if there is.[/QUOTE]

Cyprus is one (as a sign of good will for future reunification)

[IMG]https://www.offsite.com.cy/sites/default/files/styles/media_image/public/2019-07/ypexxx_0.jpg?h=0004e591&itok=8UXpSzlR[/IMG]

[QUOTE=Amphipolis;182160]Cyprus is one (as a sign of good will for future reunification)

[IMG]https://www.offsite.com.cy/sites/default/files/styles/media_image/public/2019-07/ypexxx_0.jpg?h=0004e591&itok=8UXpSzlR[/IMG][/QUOTE]

The difference here is that the Cypriot government still acts like it has control of the northern part of the island, which holds a Turkish majority. So this really is not the same situation at all.

Another UÇK memorial in Skopje:

[url]https://republika.mk/vesti/skopje/vo-skopje-nikna-nova-naselba-narechena-po-terorist-od-uchk/[/url]

[SIZE="5"][B][COLOR="Red"]The current state of North Macedonia summed up in this 1 minute video[/COLOR][/B][/SIZE]

[url]https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=332248664429805[/url]

God bless Macedonia. Wherever it is.

[QUOTE=Niko777;183143][SIZE="5"][B][COLOR="Red"]The current state of North Macedonia summed up in this 1 minute video[/COLOR][/B][/SIZE]

[url]https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=332248664429805[/url][/QUOTE]
Both of them can speak Macedonian yet the reporter insists on speaking another language and the moron president insists on placating her. Were it not for the incompetence one has come to expect, they would've continued to engage in that disgraceful charade. Idiots.

The flag of Greater Albania in Gostivar

URL:
[url]https://republika.mk/vesti/makedonija/znameto-na-golema-albanija-letashe-i-nad-gostivar/[/url]

Photos from Gostivar are being shared on social networks, in which, in addition to the Albanian flag being placed on the Clock Tower of Gostivar, the flag of Greater Albania is also flown by a drone.

[QUOTE=Carlin15;183564]The flag of Greater Albania in Gostivar

URL:
[url]https://republika.mk/vesti/makedonija/znameto-na-golema-albanija-letashe-i-nad-gostivar/[/url]

Photos from Gostivar are being shared on social networks, in which, in addition to the Albanian flag being placed on the Clock Tower of Gostivar, the flag of Greater Albania is also flown by a drone.[/QUOTE]


They do love their drones this lot

[B]Memorial plaque to Macedonian soldiers killed near Tetovo in 2001 destroyed just two weeks after it was put in place
[/B]
URL:
[url]https://english.republika.mk/news/macedonia/memorial-plaque-to-macedonian-soldiers-killed-near-tetovo-in-2001-destroyed-just-two-weeks-after-it-was-put-in-place/[/url]

A memorial to five Macedonian soldiers, who were killed in 2001 in the village of Gajre near Tetovo, was destroyed recently. The plaque was placed at the site of the NLA/UCK ambush just two weeks ago.

[B]The desecration of the memorials of our fallen veterans continues. The state has an obligation to protect these memorials. The patience of our veterans and their families and the citizens in general is wearing thin, said Marin Najdov from the veteran’s association.[/B]

The killed were Isak rufati from the village of Odri near Tetovo, Vlatko Milenkovski and Blagojce Siljanov (both from Bitola), Pece Maticevski from Novaci and Koljo Kitanov from Saraj near Strumica.

Gajre is in a heavily Albanian part of the country, where much of the fighting in the 2001 civil war took place, and memorials to Macedonian soldiers and police officers are routinelly destroyed in this part of the country.

Apparently this character was a chauffer for Fatmir Dehari during his time in the Ministry of Interior. Now he is running the Public Security Bureau in Macedonia. That's some career change, something like a northadonian version of Frank Lucas, but in a dumb Balkan kind of a way.
[QUOTE][url]https://www.analitikum.mk/post/__444-1478?fbclid=IwAR3vpNfK_nyNR6DKe-IVuHLTyela0MyBMTDCHNW172NeD28eIfHvRuY3t2s[/url]

Assistant Director of the Public Security Bureau, Shefik Bajrami, "flies eagles" on social networks. Just over half an hour ago, Bajrami posted a photo on his Facebook profile where he was photographed in a pose that symbolizes Greater Albania. The man who has the most important operational position in the Ministry of Interior, the Public Security Bureau of the Republic of Macedonia, promotes Greater Albania on social networks, a political concept that aims to unite all ethnic Albanians and territories where they live, or allegedly once lived, in one entity.[/QUOTE]

[url=https://ibb.co/CQ6yzmj][img]https://i.ibb.co/VTxGtJF/Shefik-Bajrami.png[/img][/url]