More images from Kichevo that are around a year old..

[IMG]http://denesen.mk/web/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/kicevo.png[/IMG]

[IMG]http://images.botasot.info/uploads/largea_large_kercova_13649996191365000441.jpg[/IMG]

"Mother Albania"
[IMG]http://shqip.republika.mk/wp-content/uploads/2013/11/qendra.jpg[/IMG]

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Don't forget former KLA leader Ali Ahmeti is from this town. The Albanians have conquered the town and they have taken a good chunk of Macedonia.

They call it "Ilirida" and it's coming to a Macedonian village near you

[IMG]http://www.freewebs.com/simnica/Harta%20e%20ILI.jpg[/IMG]

[QUOTE=Alex_MK;150699]They call it "Ilirida" and it's coming to a Macedonian village near you[/QUOTE]
Pretty much says it all.

[IMG]http://i57.tinypic.com/ifyb1t.jpg[/IMG]

[QUOTE]Montenegro Albanians Demand Own Municipality
About a hundred ethnic Albanians staged a protest on Sunday in Tuzi, near the capital, Podgorica, pressing demands for Tuzi to become a separate municipality.

The protest was organised by Albanian opposition parties, the Democratic Forum for Integration and the Democratic Alliance.

[B]They claim that the government has been "abusing and discriminating against" local Albanians in Tuzi, where they form the majority community.
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[B]The protesters called on ethnic Albanian politicians to quit their positions in Montenegro's state institutions until Tuzi is granted the status of a municipality.
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[B]"The state has done nothing for the decentralization of Montenegro and for 24 years has ignored the demands of the Albanian parties," Besnik Donaj, from the Democratic Forum for Integration, said.[/B]

Sunday's protest was held ahead of the visit of Montenegrin Prime Minister Milo Djukanovic to the US, where some Albanian diaspora groups also announced a protest for April 8.

Some Albanians intend to protest in front of the US Congress against Prime Minister Djukanovic over what they call his "unfulfilled promises" regarding the status of Albanians in Montenegro.

The Montenegrin leader is to meet Vice-President Joseph Biden during the visit on April 8, mainly to discuss Montenegro's ambitions to join NATO.

Montenegro is hoping for an invitation at the NTO summit planned for Wales in the UK this autumn.[/QUOTE]

[url]http://www.balkaninsight.com/en/article/albanians-in-montenegro-demand-separate-municipality[/url]

Will face the same fate as us, they will.

[QUOTE]. The Islamic religious life in Montenegro is organized by the Islamic Community of Montenegro. A majority of Albanians are Sunni Muslims, [B]and in 2012 a protocol passed that recognises Islam as an official religion in Montenegro, ensures that halal foods will be served at military facilities, hospitals, dormitories and all social facilities; and that Muslim women will be permitted to wear headscarves in schools and at public institutions, as well as ensuring that Muslims have the right to take Fridays off work for the Jumu'ah (Friday)-prayer.[/B][/QUOTE]

[url]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Montenegro#Religious_structure[/url]

[QUOTE]Albanian community representatives also complain that even where classes are taught in Albanian, Albanian history and culture are not included in curricula. [/QUOTE]

[url]http://www.minorityrights.org/2646/montenegro/albanians.html[/url]

Notice a pattern here? They will play the victim card everywhere they go, whether it be Macedonia, Kosovo, Southern Serbia or Crna Gora. They know it works, it has been successful in the past, and with the backing of a powerful nation, they are untouchable in the region. Watch out Balkans.

seceding of sovereignity toa minority is unheard of except Macedonia.The diddums are going to protest because they are victims.If that's all they going to do I wouldn't give them anything.If they got one thing the'll want another pretty soon they'll want the whole of Montenegro.THey aren't related to the illyrians at all.

[QUOTE=Volokin;150709]
Notice a pattern here? They will play the victim card everywhere they go, whether it be Macedonia, Kosovo, Southern Serbia or Crna Gora. They know it works, it has been successful in the past, and with the backing of a powerful nation, they are untouchable in the region. Watch out Balkans.[/QUOTE]

Like it or not the Albanians fight for power and they are very assertive on their stance. Whether they are civilized in the manner they perform it is for another debate.... They are the opposite of Macedonians which are passive and laid back on issues in the ROM. Albanian youth are revolting while Macedonian youth are in kafanas, See the difference?

renamed school in Skopje

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A school where Macedonian is not learned ,not even the Macedonian history. THe shptars learn of their heros in 2001 & devote monuments to them.If the shiptars had their way they would rename it to Illyria.

[quote=Alex_MK;150699]
[IMG]http://www.freewebs.com/simnica/Harta%20e%20ILI.jpg[/IMG][/quote]Hi Alex_MK,

Do you have a link to this map? Much appreciated.

[QUOTE=Volokin;150709][IMG]http://i57.tinypic.com/ifyb1t.jpg[/IMG]



[url]http://www.balkaninsight.com/en/article/albanians-in-montenegro-demand-separate-municipality[/url]

Will face the same fate as us, they will.



[url]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Montenegro#Religious_structure[/url]



[url]http://www.minorityrights.org/2646/montenegro/albanians.html[/url]

Notice a pattern here? They will play the victim card everywhere they go, whether it be Macedonia, Kosovo, Southern Serbia or Crna Gora. They know it works, it has been successful in the past, and with the backing of a powerful nation, they are untouchable in the region. Watch out Balkans.[/QUOTE]

I would love to see the shiptars start a little conflict in Crna Gora. It would possibly be a good wake up call to the rest of the balkan dummies on the dangers of shiptar expansion.

But it wont happen. The shiptars make up only less than 5% of the total population. Looks like crna gora are safe from greater albania

I remember in the late 80's and early 90's when Kicevo was mainly macedonian.

Now it literally looks like a town in albania. Same as Struga and Gostivar