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Grki so lopovi, ker ne priznajo Makedonije. EU pa jim potuhnjeno prikimava. Erjavec pa je ...

Rešitev z imenom in priznanjem Makedonije bi morala biti nekakšen kompromis, ki je zelo občutljiva zadeva. Seveda se do njega ne pride tako, kakor je Milošević po razbitju SFRJ na skrivaj ponujal grškim oblastnikom.

Macedonia: Warlords and Rebels in the Balkans, John Phillips, str. 54:

For months, hundreds of thousands of Greeks demonstrated against the Macedonians in front of the Parthenon and other areas of Athens. The Greek army carried out manoeuvres on the frontier with Macedonia. Athens prevented foreign aid reaching Macedonia. In January 1992, for example, 97 tons of medicine and food destined for Macedonia were detained in Greece in spite of a grave influenza epidemic in Macedonia. In August 1992, Athens closed the border and imposed an oil embargo.
Michas also argues convincingly that at the start of the 1990s the Greek Government was plotting with Milosevic to destabilise and carve up Macedonia between Athens and Belgrade. At mass rallies against Macedonia, Greeks chanted Koina Sinora me ti Servia (common borders with Serbia). "There is now much hard evidence indicating that political leaders in Athens and Belgrade seriously entertained this adventurous scenario."

Milosevic: Portrait of a Tyrant, Dusko Doder, Louise Branson, str. 254:

Initially, Milosevic had conspired with Greek premier Constantine Mitsotakis and other Greek politicians to divide Macedonia between the two countries. In 1992 he had publicly proposed a union between Serbia and Greece as a maneuver to that end. Without outside help, U.S. Ambassador Warren Zimmermann warned at the time, "Little Mac is doomed to be crushed between the two big hamburger buns of Greece and Serbia." The Greeks were restrained by their NATO and EU membership, and by President Clinton's decision in early 1993 to deploy some seven hundred U.S. ground troops in Macedonia as part of a UN observation force.

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Rešitev z imenom in priznanjem Makedonije bi morala biti nekakšen kompromis, ki je zelo občutljiva zadeva. Seveda se do njega ne pride tako, kakor je Milošević po razbitju SFRJ na skrivaj ponujal grškim oblastnikom.

Seveda pa niti sodobni Makedonci niti sodobni Grki z antičnimi Makedonci ter Filipom II. Makedonskim ali Aleksandrom Makedonskim že stoletja nimajo prav nič več. -- Nekakšen etimološki špetir je tole okoli imena ... Aleksander bi načeloma zavzdihnil "O Jezus ...", amapak 300 let pred Kristusom tak vzdihljaj še ni bil v navadi.