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  • we're going to be one world one day and then we'll head for the stars....
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    • Originally posted by techumseh
      Oh yeah, and a lot of help you were in the War of 1812. We had to defeat the Americans all by ourselves.
      So the Brits played no part in that war?
      Christianity: The belief that a cosmic Jewish Zombie who was his own father can make you live forever if you symbolically eat his flesh and telepathically tell him you accept him as your master, so he can remove an evil force from your soul that is present in humanity because a rib-woman was convinced by a talking snake to eat from a magical tree...

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      • BTW Sir Og, Vetty and Ancyrean, I have a book that details how history is teached in schools in all balkan countries (including Turkey). It is very interesting and funny. If Markos or Axi want to read it it's the: "Provlimata istoriographias sta sxolika egxeiridia ton balkanikon xoron ".


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        • oh and because che is as always confused,
          when i talk about macedonia i talk about the geographic region (most of it in greece today, the rest in skopjie/fyrom and a little bit in bulgaria) as it was before the balkan wars (so before it was divided between serbia and greece) and before the (total) collapse of the ottoman empire. that's when the komitazides (from bulgaria) were operating.
          the populations were very mixed. greek villages next to bulgarian villages etc inside macedonia.

          greece and serbia fought bulgaria for it. bulgaria attacked first but it was no secret that serbia and greece were planning to divide the territory after italy screwed up the plan to divide the territories for serbia.
          before that the komitazides had bulgarians fighting against bulgarians and greeks fighting alongside bulgarians against bulgarians and turkey recognizing the autonomy of bulgarian church to dellite the autonomy movements. it was a big chaos


          there's also an interesting race of two armies, the bulgarian and the greek to take over thessalonike with the latter getting there earlier. ww2 pales compared to the huge intrigues, complications plans, interferences etc in the balkans after ottomans were brought down.
          only balkans now about that, others like che or molly just pop up to say whatever bull is on their mind

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          • fear the greek secret weapon


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            • Originally posted by Ecthy
              "I realise I hold the key to freedom,
              I cannot let my life be ruled by threads" The Web Frogs
              Middle East!

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              • I have been wondering about that too. It is extremely interesting to know what is taught to students in the different countries.
                Do you know if it is available in other languages (Bulgarian, Russian and English work for me)
                Quendelie axan!

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                • Sir Og, yes it is very interesting indeed. I don't know if that book is translated. But you could ask in that address

                  sales@protoporia.gr


                  or here

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                  • Originally posted by chegitz guevara


                    So the Brits played no part in that war?
                    Well, the Greeks were NFU, I can tell you that!
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                    • BTW today Bulgaria celebrates 120 years since the Unification of Bulgaria and Eastern Rumelia in 1885.
                      After the Unification was proclaimed the Bulgarian army was waiting on the southern border anticipating a responce from Turkey but instead the Serbs decided that they can make an easy landgrab and attacked.
                      It would be very interesting to know what is being taught regarding this event in Serbia.
                      Quendelie axan!

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                      • I wonder if this anti-Macedonian feeling among greeks is or was mutual. Our family had a Macedonian exchange student for a year about 10 years ago, and he hated Albanians, not Greeks.

                        BTW, he gave us a whole bunch of Macedonian stuff from before they dropped the star of Vergina from the flag or whatever, so I have all these old banners with the old flag lying around - I think it looks much better. The new one is too much like the Japanese naval ensign.

                        Better yet, whoever can figure out who is actually buried in Vergina wins the argument and gets the symbol.
                        Lime roots and treachery!
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                        • Might an EU snub of Turkey cause a wave of Islamic nationalism in the country leading to collapse of democracy?

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                          • There were waves of Islamic nationalism in the past but the Turkish army always intervenes.
                            Quendelie axan!

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                            • Originally posted by MarkG
                              indeed, when we were building the parthenon you were jumping from tree to tree
                              Because you live in the same geographical area you are connected how exactly
                              Space is big. You just won't believe how vastly, hugely, mind- bogglingly big it is. I mean, you may think it's a long way down the road to the chemist's, but that's just peanuts to space.
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                              • Because you live in the same geographical area you are connected how exactly
                                how many sentences does your post contain? i'm a bit confused by your english
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