[QUOTE=Niko777;180029]new mosques

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Well we can be sure its in Macedonia, none of the houses have facades.

USAid creates infomercial teaching muslims how to move/settle to Macedonia
 

[QUOTE=Risto the Great;180041]They will come in as part of the EU carrot. It will be the EU who does it, not the Turks or Albanians. And Macedonia still won't get in anyway.[/QUOTE]

USA,ever helpful

[url]http://www.minareport.com/2019/03/16/usaid-creates-infomercial-teaching-muslims-how-to-move-settle-to-macedonia/[/url]

Here is our “strategic partners” from Washington, through USAid creating instructional videos telling muslim migrants how to quickly obtain help from the Government to quickly settle and integrate into the country.
The video teaches the soon to arrive migrants how to obtain documents, residence and citizenship, financial assistance for two years, free education & housing.

That’s right, the country that’s 100% responsible for the creation of refugees world-wide is using them as weapons to destabilize dozens of countries and change their demographics while refusing to accept the same refugees themselves.

The SDS with USAid assistance plans on settling at least 60,000 people late 2019 and early 2020 which will be given documents in time to vote for the Parliamentary elections. These are the “unwanted” refugees in the EU which will turn Macedonia into an ISIS depot.

Media24 is reporting that Macedonia’s psychotic and illegitimate Government has signed documents approving 500,000 muslim migrants in the country! We don’t know whether this is achievable, however since the Tirana Platform does call for splitting of Macedonia, one can see the role these muslim migrants will have in a future Referendum.

[QUOTE=nushevski77;180063]whats even the point of all these mosques are there enough muslims to need them?[/QUOTE]

That's usually my thoughts. I think I read something about Turkey funding a lot of these so if that's true then these mosques probably aren't needed and are just for promoting Turkish interests.

[QUOTE=nushevski77;180100]wow and I thought turkey were really our allies, does Macedonia even have any friends left in Europe?[/QUOTE]

Erdoğan paid lip service to Macedonians whilst simultaenously funding questionable mosques in the Republic. Recently he decided to recognise the name change as well.

Macedonia has no friends period.

Macedonia Agrees Name Change and Expands Albanian Use
 

[url]https://www.languagemagazine.com/2019/03/20/macedonia-agrees-name-change-and-expands-albanian-use/[/url]

[QUOTE]In what may be the most significant diplomatic step in the Balkans since the end of the war in the 1980s, after 27 years, a name deal has been agreed between the governments of Greece and Macedonia, or the Republic of North Macedonia, as it will now be known.

As most of the ancient kingdom of Macedonia is within its borders, Greece has opposed the use of the name by its neighbor, which it unilaterally chose for itself as it declared independence from Yugoslavia in 1991. The majority of Greeks still oppose the use of “North Macedonia,” and the deal was only narrowly approved with 153 votes in support in Greece’s 300-seat parliament.

Greece, a member of both NATO and the European Union (EU), has been blocking Macedonia’s membership to NATO and the beginning of accession talks with the EU until the name dispute was resolved.

At the same time, a bill expanding the official use of the Albanian language has been published in Macedonia’s official gazette, making it law. The legislation was signed by Parliament speaker Talat Xhaferi, an ethnic Albanian, bypassing President Gjorge Ivanov, who had been legally obliged to sign it into law after parliament approved it twice in separate sessions last year.

Despite ethnic Albanians comprising about a quarter of Macedonia’s 2 million people, Ivanov claims the bill is unconstitutional and unnecessary.

Under the legislation, Macedonian continues to be the country’s official language, but Albanian, which has until now been an official language only in areas where the minority makes up at least 20% of the population, will be used more widely.

The measure also boosts the use of the language at the national level, including in administrative, health, judicial, police, and other official matters. Elected representatives were already allowed to use Albanian in Parliament, but under the new law, [B]the speaker will be allowed to speak and lead sessions in that language[/B].[/QUOTE]

Can you imagine the moron Severedonians gawping at the ethnic Albanian terrorist Speaker in parliament when he starts speaking Albanian .... priceless stuff.

[QUOTE=nushevski77;180063] are there enough muslims to need them?[/QUOTE]There will be.

[COLOR="Red"][SIZE="5"][B]Ivanov honors head of the Turkish state aid agency (TIKA) responsible for building mosques in Macedonia[/B][/SIZE][/COLOR]

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[B][SIZE="4"]Shame! TIKA is the agency that is currently building a mega mosque in the center of Skopje, renovating 2 mosques in Bitola, and is currently trying to build a 30 meter minaret in the center of Ohrid.[/SIZE][/B]

Article: [url]https://www.aa.com.tr/en/europe/n-macedonia-honors-head-of-turkish-state-aid-agency/1431924[/url]

[QUOTE=Niko777;180215][COLOR="Red"][SIZE="5"][B]Ivanov honors head of the Turkish state aid agency (TIKA) responsible for building mosques in Macedonia[/B][/SIZE][/COLOR]

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[B][SIZE="4"]Shame! TIKA is the agency that is currently building a mega mosque in the center of Skopje, renovating 2 mosques in Bitola, and is currently trying to build a 30 meter minaret in the center of Ohrid.[/SIZE][/B]

Article: [url]https://www.aa.com.tr/en/europe/n-macedonia-honors-head-of-turkish-state-aid-agency/1431924[/url][/QUOTE]


FFS...When did Macedonian men become such cuckold pussies? Macedonia is being gang raped in front of his eyes and he, as the master of the house, rewards them. Pathetic.

[QUOTE=Karposh;180216]FFS...When did Macedonian men become such cuckold pussies? Macedonia is being gang raped in front of his eyes and he, as the master of the house, rewards them. Pathetic.[/QUOTE]

It is very embarrassing

In the past our parents tried so hard to be serbs and lazy southern slavs, that is slowly being morphed into Macedonians wanting to be turks. They love Turkish series and Turkish culture/people – ironic since the turks are pretty much hated all over the world. On facebook I saw posts from a Macedonian organisation celebrating Turkish-macedonian ‘friendship’ lol

I cant stand stupid Turkish words like ‘mashalla’ being used these days as well, I swear as a kid I never heard this ugly Turkish word used by Macedonians

The turks where useful assets to combat Greece, but Macedonian politicians haven’t used this ‘alliance’ properly and have voluntarily become a Turkish colony state.

Maybe deep down Macedonian women wish to be in Turkish harams and them men wish to be loyal ottoman Janissaries

[url]https://www.europol.europa.eu/newsroom/news/more-60-arrested-in-series-of-police-actions-against-albanian-mafia[/url]

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[B]MORE THAN 60 ARRESTED IN SERIES OF POLICE ACTIONS AGAINST ALBANIAN MAFIA[/B]
05 April 2019




With the support of Europol, 64 members of an Albanian-speaking organised crime network were arrested between 3-5 April during a simultaneous operation carried out in Belgium, France, the Netherlands and Italy and which saw the involvement of some 600 law enforcement officers. The suspects are believed to have been illegally producing and trafficking drugs, with links to trafficking in human beings, prostitution and money laundering.

This sting follows a complex investigation looking into the activities of this organised crime group operating in Belgium, France, the Netherlands, Italy and the UK. The suspects are believed to have been managing at least a dozen cannabis plantations distributed across Belgium and in the north of France. Some of the same suspects were also involved in a case of trafficking of human beings in France.

55 individuals were arrested in Belgium, including the leaders of the OGG, 7 in the Netherlands and a further 2 in France in this investigation led by the Belgian Police Fédérale (Federal Police) in cooperation with the French Gendarmerie Nationale (National Gendarmerie), the Dutch Politie (National Police), the Italian Direzione Investigativa Antimafia (Anti-Mafia Investigation Directorate) and the British Metropolitan Police.

Europol supported the investigation from the outset by facilitating the exchange of information. On the action day, six Europol experts were deployed on-the-spot in Belgium, France and the Netherlands to allow for the real-time exchange of information, cross-checks of the data gathered in the course of the action against Europol’s databases, as well as providing technical support when dismantling the drugs production sites as well as forensic support, extracting 14 mobile devices seized.

To this day, this operation has resulted in 39 premises searches, the dismantlement of 15 indoor cannabis plantations and seizure of:

8255 cannabis plants;
Around € 100.000 in cash and gold;
4 luxury vehicles;
63 electronic devices.
This investigation is part of the Italian Direzione Investigativa Antimafia Project ONNET, an EU-financed initiative to tackle mafia-type organised crime groups active in Europe. The project was launched last November at Europol’s headquarters and comprises 6 Member States (Italy, Belgium, France, Germany, the Netherlands and Spain) and Europol. Project ONNET targets the mafia-style criminal groups in their entirety, rather than one or more of their specific criminal activities.

Albanian organised crime continues to remain a concern for countries across Europe, a threat which Europol takes very seriously. Back in March, experts on Albanian speaking organised crime convened at Europol’s headquarters in The Hague to discuss ways to better tackle these poly-criminal violent mafia-type clans. Further operations of this type are expected to take place in the near future as law enforcement ramps its response to this criminality. [/quote]

It's about time. Europe only let them roam wild for 20 years or so. Dismantle their criminal networks, dismantle Greater Albania too.