Greek Racists Attack Macedonian Event with Victor Friedman

Prolet · **Joined:** 29 Mar 2008 18:08 **Posts:** 6315

Maknews, this is how its done ako te giba

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ifz3xnCWcbI

You have to fight fire with fire

Makedonska_Kafana · **Posted:** 07 Jun 2009 21:24

maknews wrote:

The Pan-Macedonians are the diaspora wing - collecting information, monitoring, observing and propagandising.

They would be VERY FOOLISH to piss me off! Why is that?

Area 51 Toronto Unit (Proudly 100% Skopianos)
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ham6vFy8v2I
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dwDa5dMmfZ4

Mikail · **Posted:** 09 Jun 2009 02:21

NoName wrote:

The bald guy is Ilias Panagiotaros (Ηλίας Παναγιώταρος)
You can also see him in the end of this video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ryPcRGPWlWs

He owns a military equipment store named 'Fallaga' (Φάλαγγα) : http://www.sehecoc.com/sr/clanovi.jsp?articleId=17

There are some rumours that he had participated in the Kosovo war.

MK the Tele Savalas look-alike is this guy.

We have friends amongst us willing to assist.

NoName and thank you for the information

Mikail · **Posted:** 09 Jun 2009 02:26

maknews wrote:

You guys gotta see the freaks over at Stohos:

It's the video of the event, but the Stohos people have put it up so they can gloat over their racism.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OeioPKkd9-Y

These dickHeads prove our point.

Who is the ArvanoSlav in that discussion? I got a feeling it may be someone here.

Some Nazi fucks posted some dribble on my profile. They had Nazi symbols by their names. It was some Greek jibberish

Listen all you Nazi scumbags. :shout

We are not scared of you!

Paul · **Joined:** 04 Jul 2005 07:39 **Posts:** 1661

Sorry gentlemen, its a bit off the topic but something Mr Friedman said I found to be very interesting.

Here is what he had to say about Greek censorship of archeological finds in Greece, and beyond.

Quote:

They did. The inscriptions are in Greek script, but the words are Thracian. And the inscriptions are sitting in Greece, gathering dust. They know they’re there, but no one’s going to work on them because the language is not Greek. So they’re not going to let anyone see them. I have this from a colleague of mine who is a classicist and interested in the
subject.

Source: http://www.maknews.com/html/articles/st ... st_42.html

Makedonska_Kafana · **Posted:** 09 Jun 2009 06:31

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eLzl-dAM ... r_embedded
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HHVrMPDT ... re=related

maknews · **Posted:** 09 Jun 2009 06:32

Professor Oikonomides at the University of Chicago also criticized Greece (publicly) for not revealing the Macedonian inscriptions - which he called the Lingua Makedonika. There were allegedly 5000 inscription, which he wanted to study.

It's a sad story, he went to Greece and promptly died. Apparently he choked on some food - a story I don't believe for a second.

The inscriptions have vanished.

We were informed of this on his passing, as we had an appointment to see him. This was in the 90s.

Fatso · **Posted:** 09 Jun 2009 12:55

maknews wrote:

Professor Oikonomides at the University of Chicago also criticized Greece (publicly) for not revealing the Macedonian inscriptions - which he called the Lingua Makedonika. There were allegedly 5000 inscription, which he wanted to study.

It's a sad story, he went to Greece and promptly died. Apparently he choked on some food - a story I don't believe for a second.

The inscriptions have vanished.

We were informed of this on his passing, as we had an appointment to see him. This was in the 90s.

Doubt that. I have met Austrian Archeologist in Greece. There are archeologist all over the world. If something was found with inscriptions other than Greek ...they would have been exposed.What about archeologist finds in Albania, Bulgaria,Turkey and RoM...all have ancient Greek or Roman inscriptions.....come on

Mlade · **Joined:** 15 Sep 2007 22:27 **Posts:** 2233

Paul wrote:

Sorry gentlemen, its a bit off the topic but something Mr Friedman said I found to be very interesting.

Here is what he had to say about Greek censorship of archeological finds in Greece, and beyond.

Quote:

They did. The inscriptions are in Greek script, but the words are Thracian. And the inscriptions are sitting in Greece, gathering dust. They know they’re there, but no one’s going to work on them because the language is not Greek. So they’re not going to let anyone see them. I have this from a colleague of mine who is a classicist and interested in the
subject.

Source: http://www.maknews.com/html/articles/st ... st_42.html

Yes, I have also heard about these hidden inscriptions. It makes you wonder what else has Athens stashed away.

stemi · **Joined:** 09 Jun 2009 14:14 **Posts:** 4

What hypocrisy!

You speak for fascism! Yes, it was a fascist move. A handful of people have attacked (without physical violence) some people in a book presentation!
And so? Are you allowed to call a nation racist or lacking democracy? Such “attacks” are common all around world referring to books which have somehow implications in religions, ethnic groups, propagandas etc. Of course, I and most Greeks don’t agree with such movements.
But you made it a central issue! You urge for your politicians to take action!
Look who is speaking for fascism. The people who imprisoned people who just speak (e.g, Vasko Gligorijević), whose policemen act violence in minorities such as Romas, who don’t allow people to change their names to the Greek ones as it was before Tito changed them in Slavic, who welcomed as hero the biggest fascist in the world some decades ago etc.

RitaC · **Joined:** 19 Apr 2009 12:20 **Posts:** 100

Jeez...what the fvck has happened to us all?

I've been a visitor to this forum for over three years. I recall the days when the contributors to this forum would mock the neo-greeks' column mania. When did we become party to this insanity?

Mikail · **Posted:** 09 Jun 2009 14:55

What are yo on about? Do you support these Gorillas or don't you. You say; "Of course, I and most Greeks don’t agree with such movements." yet you justify their actions.

Stop sitting on the fence Stemi and come out and say what it is you really want to say. It's Ok. We here are all Macedonian here and can take it. If you are Greek, be proud of it, defend it and stay out of our business. If you are a humane person then you couldn't possibly justify this action.

RitaC · **Joined:** 19 Apr 2009 12:20 **Posts:** 100

Mlade wrote:

Paul wrote:

Sorry gentlemen, its a bit off the topic but something Mr Friedman said I found to be very interesting.

Here is what he had to say about Greek censorship of archeological finds in Greece, and beyond.

Quote:

They did. The inscriptions are in Greek script, but the words are Thracian. And the inscriptions are sitting in Greece, gathering dust. They know they’re there, but no one’s going to work on them because the language is not Greek. So they’re not going to let anyone see them. I have this from a colleague of mine who is a classicist and interested in the
subject.

Source: http://www.maknews.com/html/articles/st ... st_42.html

Yes, I have also heard about these hidden inscriptions. It makes you wonder what else has Athens stashed away.

I'm totally losing it with this shit. Ancient Macedonia stretched all the way North to Skopje, South to Egypt and East to India. I highly doubt that the neo-Greeks' can suppress archeological findings that far and wide.

Get a grip Macedonians. We have a 1500 year documented presence in this region. At least 1400 years longer than the Turkish imports. We don't need to resort to fantasy and ancient mania. Leave the neo-greeks alone to humiliate themselves in this regard.

stemi · **Joined:** 09 Jun 2009 14:14 **Posts:** 4

Mikail wrote:

:?? What are yo on about? Do you support these Gorillas or don't you. You say; "Of course, I and most Greeks don’t agree with such movements." yet you justify their actions.

Stop sitting on the fence Stemi and come out and say what it is you really want to say. It's Ok. We here are all Macedonian here and can take it. If you are Greek, be proud of it, defend it and stay out of our business. If you are a humane person then you couldn't possibly justify this action.

I think that I was clear.
Of course, I am against such actions, free-speaking is the tenet of democracy.

I just said that unfortunately there are a handful of fascists/nationalists in every country. So, you can't judge for such actions a whole country.
For instance I saw a couple of days ago a song from your country in youtube which attacks to Greeks and it says that it would be nice to see all the Greeks killed. (I can’t find it now, do you know it?)
Do you think that the people who produced the song are better than the ones who attacked the book’s presentation. Or do you think that by number they are less?

Mlade · **Joined:** 15 Sep 2007 22:27 **Posts:** 2233

RitaC wrote:

Mlade wrote:

Paul wrote:

Sorry gentlemen, its a bit off the topic but something Mr Friedman said I found to be very interesting.

Here is what he had to say about Greek censorship of archeological finds in Greece, and beyond.

Quote:

They did. The inscriptions are in Greek script, but the words are Thracian. And the inscriptions are sitting in Greece, gathering dust. They know they’re there, but no one’s going to work on them because the language is not Greek. So they’re not going to let anyone see them. I have this from a colleague of mine who is a classicist and interested in the
subject.

Source: http://www.maknews.com/html/articles/st ... st_42.html

Yes, I have also heard about these hidden inscriptions. It makes you wonder what else has Athens stashed away.

I'm totally losing it with this shit. Ancient Macedonia stretched all the way North to Skopje, South to Egypt and East to India. I highly doubt that the neo-Greeks' can suppress archeological findings that far and wide.

Don't be that naive Rita. The inscriptions that have been mentioned were found in Greece and have not seen the light of day.

Mikail · **Posted:** 09 Jun 2009 15:39

No Stemi I don't know the song you refer to and nor do I care about it. There are many songs the Greeks created in the 20th century regarding the end of various ethnicities yet they continue to coexist within Greek society. A society which does not tolerate anything other that Greek.

Anyways aside from that I failed to

you to MakNews.

Rogi · **Posted:** 09 Jun 2009 15:40

I wonder if that song sounds like the ones the Greek soldiers were singing about killing the Turks and the Macedonians?

Mikail · **Posted:** 09 Jun 2009 15:51

More than likely Rogi. It astounds me at how Greeks can now take offense to this sort of garbage. they've been dishing this crap out for years.

Poor dears..... we're hurting their feelings :roll:

stemi · **Joined:** 09 Jun 2009 14:14 **Posts:** 4

Here it is: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vTOUiAn4xF0

stemi · **Joined:** 09 Jun 2009 14:14 **Posts:** 4

Mikail wrote:

No Stemi I don't know the song you refer to and nor do I care about it. There are many songs the Greeks created in the 20th century regarding the end of various ethnicities yet they continue to coexist within Greek society. A society which does not tolerate anything other that Greek.

Anyways aside from that I failed to

you to MakNews.

Thanks!

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