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Gruevski for TV Pink: People didn’t vote for the Albanian platform, they didn’t know about it before the elections
http://english.republika.mk/gruevski-for-tv-pink-people-didnt-vote-for-the-albanian-platform-they-didnt-know-about-it-before-the-elections/
Hungarian FM calls on EUrocrats to condemn Tirana's meddling in Macedonia
http://macedoniaonline.eu/content/view/31485/1/
Zaeviqi asks DUI to postpone Local Elections, Ahmeti not in control of Party
http://macedoniaonline.eu/content/view/31479/1/
SDS Leader took photo with UCK terrorist day after Kumanovo attack
http://macedoniaonline.eu/content/view/31480/1/
SDS creates fake Albanian profiles to create ethnic tensions
http://macedoniaonline.eu/content/view/31487/1/
Most Massive: Protests Continue in 21 Macedonian Cities
http://www.independent.mk/articles/41969/Most+Massive+Protests+Continue+in++Macedonian+Cities
http://english.republika.mk/gruevski-for-tv-pink-people-didnt-vote-for-the-albanian-platform-they-didnt-know-about-it-before-the-elections/
Hungarian FM calls on EUrocrats to condemn Tirana's meddling in Macedonia
http://macedoniaonline.eu/content/view/31485/1/
Zaeviqi asks DUI to postpone Local Elections, Ahmeti not in control of Party
http://macedoniaonline.eu/content/view/31479/1/
SDS Leader took photo with UCK terrorist day after Kumanovo attack
http://macedoniaonline.eu/content/view/31480/1/
SDS creates fake Albanian profiles to create ethnic tensions
http://macedoniaonline.eu/content/view/31487/1/
The SDS leadership is asking their followers to create fake albanian profiles on FB and write hateful comments towards Macedonians and the ruling Government to scare them into not attending protests.
Above is the text message and instructions sent by SDS leadership earlier today...
Most Massive: Protests Continue in 21 Macedonian Cities
http://www.independent.mk/articles/41969/Most+Massive+Protests+Continue+in++Macedonian+Cities
sToRmR1dR said:SDS creates fake Albanian profiles to create ethnic tensions
http://macedoniaonline.eu/content/view/31487/1/
The SDS leadership is asking their followers to create fake albanian profiles on FB and write hateful comments towards Macedonians and the ruling Government to scare them into not attending protests.
Above is the text message and instructions sent by SDS leadership earlier today...
SDS desperation: Tries to heat up situation by any means
http://macedoniaonline.eu/content/view/31500/1/
Macedonian President's Letter to Trump and Erdogan: Tirana Platform is Blackmail
http://www.independent.mk/articles/42007/Macedonian+President%27s+Letter+to+Trump+and+Erdogan+Tirana+Platform+is+Blackmail
Nedelkovski: Macedonians are defending not just their country, but the Balkan Orthodoxy
http://macedoniaonline.eu/content/view/31490/1/
Fresh marches in Skopje, across whole country for united Macedonia
http://english.republika.mk/fresh-marches-in-skopje-across-whole-country-for-united-macedonia/
angelburst29
The Living Force
The US plan for Macedonia: Keep Serbia down and Russia out
https://www.rt.com/op-edge/379727-us-macedonia-nato-russia/
The role of the United States in the breakup of the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia is often overlooked by people who are critical of Washington’s intervention in the internal affairs of independent, sovereign countries.
For it was in the former Yugoslavia that the precedent was set for future American intervention in Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya and Syria. Croatia, Bosnia, and Kosovo provided the launch pad for the West’s concept of humanitarian intervention, which, in reality, is a pretext for safeguarding and enhancing US global hegemony.
However, intervention by Washington in the Balkans in the 1990s served a more immediate objective for the Americans. While Otto von Bismarck, the legendary first Chancellor of Germany, scoffed at the notion of intervening in the Balkans, having said that the region is “not worth the bones of a single Pomeranian grenadier,” the US took a decidedly different view on the matter.
For Washington, helping to break up Yugoslavia would not only create client states for the US but would also, at best, keep Russia out of the Balkans, or, at worst, limit Russian influence in the region (historically, Russia has close connections there based on pan-Slavism and the Orthodox faith). An American presence in the Balkans would also allow US policy-makers to project American power beyond the region, as Camp Bondsteel, in Kosovo, has been helping to do for nearly twenty years now. Incidentally, it is one of the largest overseas US military bases in the world, hosting up to seven thousand soldiers and an array of military equipment.
Today, Croatia, Bosnia, and Kosovo are American client states. But the process of Washington colonizing the Balkans is not yet complete. Standing in the way of the US achieving full mastery over the region are Serbia and Russia.
Throughout its history, Serbia has resisted foreign occupiers, from the Ottoman Empire to the Austro-Hungarian Empire to the German Empire to the Third Reich. However, since the overthrow of Slobodan Milosevic, in 2000, in an election which the Americans played a decisive role in, Serbia has begun to be colonized by the US. Today, there are NATO supervisory offices in key Serbian institutions, from the Ministry of Defense to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to the judiciary to the civil service. The former is all the more ironic and humiliating for Serbs given that NATO representatives sit in the very building that NATO partly destroyed during its bombing campaign against Serbia in 1999.
Further to that, to weaken Serbia and ensure that it does not resist the diktats of Washington, the US encouraged and recognized Kosovo’s unilateral declaration of independence in 2008, as well as having instigated and overseen the fraudulent independence referendum result in Montenegro in 2006. As a consequence of both illegal actions, Belgrade lost control of Kosovo and Montenegro, reducing Serbia in size and in clout.
But despite Washington’s penetration of Serbia, assisted by the European Union, and accelerated under the current prime minister, Alexander Vucic, more and more ordinary Serbs are coming to realize the tremendously damaging effects of American influence in their country - politically, economically, militarily and socially – and thus anti-Western sentiment in Serbia is now widespread.
Buoyed by its emphatic return to the international arena, and by its foreign policy successes in the Crimea and in Syria, Russia has begun to show increasing interest in the Balkans. Moscow understands the geostrategic importance of the Balkans for Russian national security and, like Tsarist Russia is starting to capitalize on pro-Russian sentiment in Serbia, Montenegro, the Republika Srpska (the Serb entity of Bosnia and Herzegovina) and Macedonia.
And it is Macedonia that today the US regards as constituting an effective means of keeping the Americans in the Balkans, the Serbs down in the Balkans and the Russians out of the Balkans.
Washington, which is actively seeking both NATO and EU membership for Macedonia, is acutely aware that political, economic and cultural relations between Russia and Macedonia have been steadily progressing in recent years, demonstrated by the construction of the Holy Trinity Russian Orthodox Church in Skopje, in 2015. That groundbreaking event was presided over by Archbishop Stefan, the head of the Macedonian Orthodox Church, who also blessed the site.
While Macedonia has been independent for 26 years now, it is a very fragile country, and this is due in large part to its restless Albanian community, which makes up a quarter of Macedonian’s population. Enter the US.
Since the US bombed Serbia in support of the Kosovo Liberation Army, an ethnic Albanian terrorist organization with powerful links to organized crime, Washington has cultivated an extremely strong relationship with Albanians in the Balkans - in Albania, Kosovo, and Macedonia. US pre-eminence in the region rests, to a large extent, on the fervent support it receives from Albanians there (indeed, Albanians are one of the staunchest supporters of America in the world). It is a mutually beneficial relationship, too, as the Albanian goal of wrestling Kosovo away from Serbia has been realized, due to the NATO bombing of Serbia and the subsequent withdrawal by Belgrade of its army and police from the Serbian province, while the immense political power which ethnic Albanians in Macedonia today wield, is due to the Ohrid Agreement which NATO imposed on Skopje in 2001, following an Albanian terrorist campaign in the country.
Under American patronage, the foundations for a Greater Albania have begun to take shape. And the areas which fall under a Greater Albania include Kosovo, parts of Macedonia, such as Tetovo, the Presevo Valley in Serbia, and parts of Montenegro, such as Malesia.
With historic ties between Serbia and Macedonia (pan-Slavism, the Orthodox faith and a wariness of Albanian territorial ambitions in the Balkans), and developing ties between Russia and Macedonia, and with anti-Western sentiment rapidly increasing in Serbia, and with a resurgent Russian on the international stage, the US has begun to take action to preserve its dominance in the Balkans. And by what means? By playing its trump card in the region: the Albanians.
Currently, in Macedonia, there is an internal crisis, in which the two opposing sides are the Macedonian President Gjorge Ivanov and the leader of the opposition Zoran Zaev, who is backed by ethnic Albanian political parties. Mr. Ivanov will not grant permission to Mr. Zaev to form a government, rightly fearing that Albanian secessionists in Macedonia will take advantage of this and sever links with Skopje in pursuit of a Greater Albania.
Outside proponents of a Greater Albania have clearly demonstrated their involvement in the crisis in Macedonia. The self-proclaimed president of Kosovo, Hashim Thaci, has called on ethnic Albanians in Macedonia to “take the destiny of their rights into their own hands.”
Responding to the crisis in Macedonia, the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs has accused the US and EU of interfering in the internal affairs of the country and of supporting “the Greater Albania project which includes vast areas in a number of Balkan states.”
By Washington playing the Albanian card in Macedonia, the country could cease to exist or could be reduced significantly in size, thus limiting any future Russian presence there. The Albanian-dominated parts of Macedonia could unify under a single entity and replicate what Kosovo did: become de facto independent and then one day unilaterally declares itself independent. That would also serve as a warning to Serbia: namely, if the Serbs continue with their current anti-Western sentiments, then Greater Albania could extend into Serbia, by the Americans encouraging and arming secessionists in the Presevo Valley, which could reduce the country even further in size.
Despite there being a new US administration, there is very little chance of President Donald Trump changing Washington’s policy in the Balkans and abandoning the Albanians there. Indeed, Mr. Trump demonstrated his full support to Kosovo this February when he sent a message to the self-proclaimed Kosovan President Thaci (a man with historical links to organized crime) congratulating Kosovo on its so-called independence.
In the letter, the US President wrote that: “On behalf of the United States, I am pleased to congratulate the people of Kosovo on your independence day on February 17. The partnership between our countries is based on shared values and common interests. A sovereign, multi-ethnic, democratic Kosovo’s future lies in a stable and prosperous Balkan region that is fully integrated into the international community…We look forward to continuing our broad and deep cooperation.
Mr Trump, who, like Thaci, has links to organized crime, is not going to relinquish America’s hold on the Balkans, for continued American dominance of the region will help to achieve the US President’s goal of ensuring American global power remains preeminent, together with his pledge to increase the already bloated US defense budget and to make the American nuclear arsenal the largest in the world.
Macedonia is the country where Washington’s determination to remain dominant in the Balkans is beginning to play out in. The American-Albanian alliance is a lethal one for the security and stability of that historically volatile region. Yet, for the Americans and the Albanians, it is a win-win situation. With the help of the Albanians, the US will remain the leading outside power in the Balkans. And with the help of the Americans, the Albanian goal of realizing a Greater Albania will take another leap forward.
President Trump is starting to play Washington’s trump card - the Albanians – in Macedonia. Making “America great again” is beginning to take on another dimension.
https://www.rt.com/op-edge/379727-us-macedonia-nato-russia/
The role of the United States in the breakup of the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia is often overlooked by people who are critical of Washington’s intervention in the internal affairs of independent, sovereign countries.
For it was in the former Yugoslavia that the precedent was set for future American intervention in Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya and Syria. Croatia, Bosnia, and Kosovo provided the launch pad for the West’s concept of humanitarian intervention, which, in reality, is a pretext for safeguarding and enhancing US global hegemony.
However, intervention by Washington in the Balkans in the 1990s served a more immediate objective for the Americans. While Otto von Bismarck, the legendary first Chancellor of Germany, scoffed at the notion of intervening in the Balkans, having said that the region is “not worth the bones of a single Pomeranian grenadier,” the US took a decidedly different view on the matter.
For Washington, helping to break up Yugoslavia would not only create client states for the US but would also, at best, keep Russia out of the Balkans, or, at worst, limit Russian influence in the region (historically, Russia has close connections there based on pan-Slavism and the Orthodox faith). An American presence in the Balkans would also allow US policy-makers to project American power beyond the region, as Camp Bondsteel, in Kosovo, has been helping to do for nearly twenty years now. Incidentally, it is one of the largest overseas US military bases in the world, hosting up to seven thousand soldiers and an array of military equipment.
Today, Croatia, Bosnia, and Kosovo are American client states. But the process of Washington colonizing the Balkans is not yet complete. Standing in the way of the US achieving full mastery over the region are Serbia and Russia.
Throughout its history, Serbia has resisted foreign occupiers, from the Ottoman Empire to the Austro-Hungarian Empire to the German Empire to the Third Reich. However, since the overthrow of Slobodan Milosevic, in 2000, in an election which the Americans played a decisive role in, Serbia has begun to be colonized by the US. Today, there are NATO supervisory offices in key Serbian institutions, from the Ministry of Defense to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to the judiciary to the civil service. The former is all the more ironic and humiliating for Serbs given that NATO representatives sit in the very building that NATO partly destroyed during its bombing campaign against Serbia in 1999.
Further to that, to weaken Serbia and ensure that it does not resist the diktats of Washington, the US encouraged and recognized Kosovo’s unilateral declaration of independence in 2008, as well as having instigated and overseen the fraudulent independence referendum result in Montenegro in 2006. As a consequence of both illegal actions, Belgrade lost control of Kosovo and Montenegro, reducing Serbia in size and in clout.
But despite Washington’s penetration of Serbia, assisted by the European Union, and accelerated under the current prime minister, Alexander Vucic, more and more ordinary Serbs are coming to realize the tremendously damaging effects of American influence in their country - politically, economically, militarily and socially – and thus anti-Western sentiment in Serbia is now widespread.
Buoyed by its emphatic return to the international arena, and by its foreign policy successes in the Crimea and in Syria, Russia has begun to show increasing interest in the Balkans. Moscow understands the geostrategic importance of the Balkans for Russian national security and, like Tsarist Russia is starting to capitalize on pro-Russian sentiment in Serbia, Montenegro, the Republika Srpska (the Serb entity of Bosnia and Herzegovina) and Macedonia.
And it is Macedonia that today the US regards as constituting an effective means of keeping the Americans in the Balkans, the Serbs down in the Balkans and the Russians out of the Balkans.
Washington, which is actively seeking both NATO and EU membership for Macedonia, is acutely aware that political, economic and cultural relations between Russia and Macedonia have been steadily progressing in recent years, demonstrated by the construction of the Holy Trinity Russian Orthodox Church in Skopje, in 2015. That groundbreaking event was presided over by Archbishop Stefan, the head of the Macedonian Orthodox Church, who also blessed the site.
While Macedonia has been independent for 26 years now, it is a very fragile country, and this is due in large part to its restless Albanian community, which makes up a quarter of Macedonian’s population. Enter the US.
Since the US bombed Serbia in support of the Kosovo Liberation Army, an ethnic Albanian terrorist organization with powerful links to organized crime, Washington has cultivated an extremely strong relationship with Albanians in the Balkans - in Albania, Kosovo, and Macedonia. US pre-eminence in the region rests, to a large extent, on the fervent support it receives from Albanians there (indeed, Albanians are one of the staunchest supporters of America in the world). It is a mutually beneficial relationship, too, as the Albanian goal of wrestling Kosovo away from Serbia has been realized, due to the NATO bombing of Serbia and the subsequent withdrawal by Belgrade of its army and police from the Serbian province, while the immense political power which ethnic Albanians in Macedonia today wield, is due to the Ohrid Agreement which NATO imposed on Skopje in 2001, following an Albanian terrorist campaign in the country.
Under American patronage, the foundations for a Greater Albania have begun to take shape. And the areas which fall under a Greater Albania include Kosovo, parts of Macedonia, such as Tetovo, the Presevo Valley in Serbia, and parts of Montenegro, such as Malesia.
With historic ties between Serbia and Macedonia (pan-Slavism, the Orthodox faith and a wariness of Albanian territorial ambitions in the Balkans), and developing ties between Russia and Macedonia, and with anti-Western sentiment rapidly increasing in Serbia, and with a resurgent Russian on the international stage, the US has begun to take action to preserve its dominance in the Balkans. And by what means? By playing its trump card in the region: the Albanians.
Currently, in Macedonia, there is an internal crisis, in which the two opposing sides are the Macedonian President Gjorge Ivanov and the leader of the opposition Zoran Zaev, who is backed by ethnic Albanian political parties. Mr. Ivanov will not grant permission to Mr. Zaev to form a government, rightly fearing that Albanian secessionists in Macedonia will take advantage of this and sever links with Skopje in pursuit of a Greater Albania.
Outside proponents of a Greater Albania have clearly demonstrated their involvement in the crisis in Macedonia. The self-proclaimed president of Kosovo, Hashim Thaci, has called on ethnic Albanians in Macedonia to “take the destiny of their rights into their own hands.”
Responding to the crisis in Macedonia, the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs has accused the US and EU of interfering in the internal affairs of the country and of supporting “the Greater Albania project which includes vast areas in a number of Balkan states.”
By Washington playing the Albanian card in Macedonia, the country could cease to exist or could be reduced significantly in size, thus limiting any future Russian presence there. The Albanian-dominated parts of Macedonia could unify under a single entity and replicate what Kosovo did: become de facto independent and then one day unilaterally declares itself independent. That would also serve as a warning to Serbia: namely, if the Serbs continue with their current anti-Western sentiments, then Greater Albania could extend into Serbia, by the Americans encouraging and arming secessionists in the Presevo Valley, which could reduce the country even further in size.
Despite there being a new US administration, there is very little chance of President Donald Trump changing Washington’s policy in the Balkans and abandoning the Albanians there. Indeed, Mr. Trump demonstrated his full support to Kosovo this February when he sent a message to the self-proclaimed Kosovan President Thaci (a man with historical links to organized crime) congratulating Kosovo on its so-called independence.
In the letter, the US President wrote that: “On behalf of the United States, I am pleased to congratulate the people of Kosovo on your independence day on February 17. The partnership between our countries is based on shared values and common interests. A sovereign, multi-ethnic, democratic Kosovo’s future lies in a stable and prosperous Balkan region that is fully integrated into the international community…We look forward to continuing our broad and deep cooperation.
Mr Trump, who, like Thaci, has links to organized crime, is not going to relinquish America’s hold on the Balkans, for continued American dominance of the region will help to achieve the US President’s goal of ensuring American global power remains preeminent, together with his pledge to increase the already bloated US defense budget and to make the American nuclear arsenal the largest in the world.
Macedonia is the country where Washington’s determination to remain dominant in the Balkans is beginning to play out in. The American-Albanian alliance is a lethal one for the security and stability of that historically volatile region. Yet, for the Americans and the Albanians, it is a win-win situation. With the help of the Albanians, the US will remain the leading outside power in the Balkans. And with the help of the Americans, the Albanian goal of realizing a Greater Albania will take another leap forward.
President Trump is starting to play Washington’s trump card - the Albanians – in Macedonia. Making “America great again” is beginning to take on another dimension.
Breitbart Vs. Soros: News Agency’s Investigations Causing Problems for Billionaire’s European Operations
http://www.breitbart.com/big-government/2017/03/08/breitbart-vs-soros-news-agencys-investigations-causing-problems-billionaires-european-operations/
Jason Miko: A Deal with the Devil, Revisited
http://www.independent.mk/articles/42077/Jason+Miko+A+Deal+with+the+Devil%2C+Revisited
President Ivanov discussed need to reject Tirana platform with OSCE Sec-Gen Zannier
http://english.republika.mk/president-ivanov-discussed-need-to-reject-tirana-platform-with-osce-sec-gen-zannier/
After destabilizing Macedonia, Fake Patriots in VMRO-DPMNE promise support for people?
http://macedoniaonline.eu/content/view/31516/1/
angelburst29
The Living Force
Macedonia is sinking deeper and deeper into a severe political and institutional crisis. Three months on from snap parliamentary elections held in December, a new government still hasn't been formed. Speaking to Sputnik, Svetin Chilimanov, former advisor to the Macedonian president, warned that the crisis may lead to the country's disintegration.
'Overture to a Coup': Macedonia's Crisis May Lead to Country's Disintegration
https://sputniknews.com/europe/201703091051411055-macedonia-political-crisis/
Last week, Macedonian President Gjorge Ivanov officially refused to give the Social Democratic Union of Macedonia-led coalition a mandate to form a government, accusing SDUM leader Zoran Zaev of jeopardizing the country's sovereignty.
The SDUM, which came in second in December's elections, began talks with the Albanian minority Democratic Union for Integration (DUI) party after the Christian Democratic VMRO-DPMNE, the other of Macedonia's two major parties, failed to secure a coalition with the DUI in late January after winning a plurality in the elections.
Ivanov called the SDUM-led coalition's platform, which among other things proposes granting Albanian the status of second official language, unconstitutional. The president also warned that the "Tirana platform" (so-named after the capital of Albania, where Macedonia's minority Albanian parties met in January to outline the terms for their participation in a coalition) would lead to ethnic strife and threaten Macedonia's territorial integrity. Ivanov has appealed to US President Donald Trump, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, and even NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg for support against the opposition.
Former Prime Minister Nikola Gruevski, leader of the VMRO-PRMNE, has said that his party would support a SDUM-led minority government, if it gives up the Tirana Platform. Together with the language status issue, the platform is also believed to demand changes to the country's flag and national anthem.
"We are ready to support the SDUM to form a minority government if they give up on the law on languages, the Tirana Platform, and the proposal to redefine and degrade Macedonia," Gruevski said, appearing on Macedonian television late last month. "If Zaev wants to be prime minister so much, we'll let him implement his program, so long as it isn't jeopardizing state and national interests. He can attack us if he wants, but not the state," he added.
Zaev rejected Gruevski grand partnership proposal, although this would have resulted in a coalition of 100 of the 120 total seats in parliament. This, observers say, indicates that the opposition leader seeks to ally himself exclusively with the Albanians. The DUI has already declared that a government can be formed even without the president's approval.
Asked to provide some insight into Macedonia's ongoing political crisis, Svetin Chilimanov, former advisor to the president, told Sputnik that if the parliamentary opposition moves forward and attempts to form a government without presidential approval, this will become a sort of 'overture to a coup d'état', because such a cabinet of ministers still won't be able to take the necessary instruments of power into its own hands by constitutional means.
"The legitimacy of such a government would be challenged, and not just in Macedonia itself, and would likely result in serious tensions," Chilimanov warned. "It is absolutely obvious that all of this has been invented in order to provoke such a reaction, because the demands of the Albanian parties run contrary to the country's constitution," he added.
Chilimanov recalled that opposition leader Zaev has repeatedly, and for several years now, indicated that he works actively with officials and ambassadors from other countries.
"It's clear that he has support from outside the country, especially from those states where social democratic parties are in power. He himself named the individuals who helped him during the election campaign; among them were members of the former Obama administration. He had apparently worked on some sort of project along with foreign countries, and when it became clear that he could not win the December elections, he turned to Albanian voters."
In other words, Chilimanov noted, "Zaev led two campaigns – one for the Albanians, and the other for the Macedonians who supported him."
Worryingly, the expert noted, Zaev has even hinted during the campaign that he might annul the Ohrid Agreement, a peace deal signed by the government and ethnic Albanian separatists back in 2001, in favor of an agreement more favorable to the Albanians. "Albanians," Chilimanov said, "understood this as a proposal for the country's federalization and division."
At the same time, Chilimanov warned that the president's authority is by no means unlimited, meaning that the Constitutional Court might revoke his decision not to give a mandate to the opposition government. Such an eventuality wouldn't end the crisis, but create a situation of dual power which could only further exacerbate the crisis in the Balkan country.
NATO Willing to See 'Blood in Streets of Macedonia' for Greater Albania Project
https://sputniknews.com/europe/201703021051197755-macedonia-government-albania/
On Wednesday, President of the Republic of Macedonia Gjorge Ivanov refused to give Social Democratic Union of Macedonia (SDSM) leader Zoran Zaev a mandate to form a new government, following parliamentary elections in December.
The ruling center-right VMRO-DPMNE party led by former Prime Minister Nikola Gruevski won 51 seats in the election, the largest proportion of any party in Macedonia's 120-seat parliament.
In a tight-run affair, SDSM came second with 49 seats, followed by the country's largest Albanian political party, the Democratic Union for Integration (DUI), which got 10 seats.
Gruevski had expressed willingness to support the SDSM in government if Zaev pledged to reject the "Tirana Platform," an initiative sponsored by the Albanian government to increase Albanian influence on Macedonian politics.
In late December, Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama invited the leaders of four Albanian parties in Macedonia to Tirana for a meeting at which they formulated a so-called "Albanian Platform," under the auspices of Tirana.
The four-pronged platform calls for the Albanian language to be granted official status in Macedonia, judicial reform, EU membership and NATO membership, DUI leader Ali Ahmeti told Dnevnik.mk.
Tirana's meddling was criticized by the Macedonian foreign ministry, which called on Albania to refrain from stoking division in the region, Vest.mk reported.
Tirana's attempt to destabilize Macedonia has been echoed by US politicians too. In February, chairman of the US Foreign Affairs Subcommittee on Europe, Eurasia and Emerging Threats Dana Rohrabacher told Albanian TV Channel Vizion Plus that the country should be portioned, and "Kosovars and Albanians from Macedonia should be part of Kosovo."
Albanians are the largest minority ethnic group in Macedonia, and are a majority in some western regions. Their population has increased rapidly over the past century. According to a 1953 census, there were 870,000 Macedonians and 163,000 Albanians in the Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia. In 2002, there were 1.3 million Macedonians and 509,000 Albanians.
Opposing the Tirana Platform as a step towards the partition of Macedonia "along ethnic lines, via cantons and federal units," Gruevski's VMRO-DPMNE called on the SDSM to reject a political alliance with Albanian parties who are implementing Tirana's plans for the eventual carving-up of Macedonia.
Meeting with President Ivanov on Monday, SDSM leader Zaev had gained the backing of 67 deputies in the Macedonian parliament, 13 of them from deputies of the Albanian parties.
They reportedly agreed to back him after Zaev agreed to support a bill making Albanian the country's second official language. However, this and other ambitions contained in the Tirana Platform are unacceptable to the VMRO-DPMNE, which is close to Ivanov and holds a plurality of parliamentary seats.
Ivanov's refusal to give Zaev a mandate to form the government was criticized by EU Commissioner for European Neighborhood Policy and Enlargement Negotiations Johannes Hahn, who tweeted that the President should "respect the outcome of recent elections."
Aleksandar Pavic of Belgrade's Center for Strategic Alternatives told Sputnik Srbija that the EU's call is a demonstration that the EU "still behaves like an appendage to globalist Washington, and is working hand in hand with NATO."
Earlier, NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg called on "the authorities in Skopje to fulfil the next step in the democratic process," and said the alliance "remains committed to the membership of the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia in the Alliance."
Pavic told Sputnik that NATO's interference is testament to its support for the partition of Macedonia and the furthering of Tirana's "Greater Albania" project.
Given its desire for the Republic of Macedonia to join NATO, the country's destabilization would be an acceptable outcome for the alliance, Pavic said.
That's not a bad outcome as far as NATO is concerned. Even if blood runs through the streets of Macedonia, that would be just fine and acceptable for NATO. Of course, they want to prevent NATO's biggest fear, that is leaving a vacuum for even a shred of Russian influence to enter," Pavic said.
"This open interference shows that they are in a hurry to do as much as they can and present the new administration with a fait accompli wherever possible. In Ukraine, Macedonia, Montenegro … here we see the globalist project that has tried to rule for the last 25 years."
Pavic commented that the destabilization of the Republic of Macedonia would cast doubt on any possible involvement in the Turkish Stream gas project, or China's plans to build a fast train between Thessaloniki and Budapest.
"An unstable Macedonia prevents either of these projects," Pavic said.
'Overture to a Coup': Macedonia's Crisis May Lead to Country's Disintegration
https://sputniknews.com/europe/201703091051411055-macedonia-political-crisis/
Last week, Macedonian President Gjorge Ivanov officially refused to give the Social Democratic Union of Macedonia-led coalition a mandate to form a government, accusing SDUM leader Zoran Zaev of jeopardizing the country's sovereignty.
The SDUM, which came in second in December's elections, began talks with the Albanian minority Democratic Union for Integration (DUI) party after the Christian Democratic VMRO-DPMNE, the other of Macedonia's two major parties, failed to secure a coalition with the DUI in late January after winning a plurality in the elections.
Ivanov called the SDUM-led coalition's platform, which among other things proposes granting Albanian the status of second official language, unconstitutional. The president also warned that the "Tirana platform" (so-named after the capital of Albania, where Macedonia's minority Albanian parties met in January to outline the terms for their participation in a coalition) would lead to ethnic strife and threaten Macedonia's territorial integrity. Ivanov has appealed to US President Donald Trump, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, and even NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg for support against the opposition.
Former Prime Minister Nikola Gruevski, leader of the VMRO-PRMNE, has said that his party would support a SDUM-led minority government, if it gives up the Tirana Platform. Together with the language status issue, the platform is also believed to demand changes to the country's flag and national anthem.
"We are ready to support the SDUM to form a minority government if they give up on the law on languages, the Tirana Platform, and the proposal to redefine and degrade Macedonia," Gruevski said, appearing on Macedonian television late last month. "If Zaev wants to be prime minister so much, we'll let him implement his program, so long as it isn't jeopardizing state and national interests. He can attack us if he wants, but not the state," he added.
Zaev rejected Gruevski grand partnership proposal, although this would have resulted in a coalition of 100 of the 120 total seats in parliament. This, observers say, indicates that the opposition leader seeks to ally himself exclusively with the Albanians. The DUI has already declared that a government can be formed even without the president's approval.
Asked to provide some insight into Macedonia's ongoing political crisis, Svetin Chilimanov, former advisor to the president, told Sputnik that if the parliamentary opposition moves forward and attempts to form a government without presidential approval, this will become a sort of 'overture to a coup d'état', because such a cabinet of ministers still won't be able to take the necessary instruments of power into its own hands by constitutional means.
"The legitimacy of such a government would be challenged, and not just in Macedonia itself, and would likely result in serious tensions," Chilimanov warned. "It is absolutely obvious that all of this has been invented in order to provoke such a reaction, because the demands of the Albanian parties run contrary to the country's constitution," he added.
Chilimanov recalled that opposition leader Zaev has repeatedly, and for several years now, indicated that he works actively with officials and ambassadors from other countries.
"It's clear that he has support from outside the country, especially from those states where social democratic parties are in power. He himself named the individuals who helped him during the election campaign; among them were members of the former Obama administration. He had apparently worked on some sort of project along with foreign countries, and when it became clear that he could not win the December elections, he turned to Albanian voters."
In other words, Chilimanov noted, "Zaev led two campaigns – one for the Albanians, and the other for the Macedonians who supported him."
Worryingly, the expert noted, Zaev has even hinted during the campaign that he might annul the Ohrid Agreement, a peace deal signed by the government and ethnic Albanian separatists back in 2001, in favor of an agreement more favorable to the Albanians. "Albanians," Chilimanov said, "understood this as a proposal for the country's federalization and division."
At the same time, Chilimanov warned that the president's authority is by no means unlimited, meaning that the Constitutional Court might revoke his decision not to give a mandate to the opposition government. Such an eventuality wouldn't end the crisis, but create a situation of dual power which could only further exacerbate the crisis in the Balkan country.
NATO Willing to See 'Blood in Streets of Macedonia' for Greater Albania Project
https://sputniknews.com/europe/201703021051197755-macedonia-government-albania/
On Wednesday, President of the Republic of Macedonia Gjorge Ivanov refused to give Social Democratic Union of Macedonia (SDSM) leader Zoran Zaev a mandate to form a new government, following parliamentary elections in December.
The ruling center-right VMRO-DPMNE party led by former Prime Minister Nikola Gruevski won 51 seats in the election, the largest proportion of any party in Macedonia's 120-seat parliament.
In a tight-run affair, SDSM came second with 49 seats, followed by the country's largest Albanian political party, the Democratic Union for Integration (DUI), which got 10 seats.
Gruevski had expressed willingness to support the SDSM in government if Zaev pledged to reject the "Tirana Platform," an initiative sponsored by the Albanian government to increase Albanian influence on Macedonian politics.
In late December, Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama invited the leaders of four Albanian parties in Macedonia to Tirana for a meeting at which they formulated a so-called "Albanian Platform," under the auspices of Tirana.
The four-pronged platform calls for the Albanian language to be granted official status in Macedonia, judicial reform, EU membership and NATO membership, DUI leader Ali Ahmeti told Dnevnik.mk.
Tirana's meddling was criticized by the Macedonian foreign ministry, which called on Albania to refrain from stoking division in the region, Vest.mk reported.
Tirana's attempt to destabilize Macedonia has been echoed by US politicians too. In February, chairman of the US Foreign Affairs Subcommittee on Europe, Eurasia and Emerging Threats Dana Rohrabacher told Albanian TV Channel Vizion Plus that the country should be portioned, and "Kosovars and Albanians from Macedonia should be part of Kosovo."
Albanians are the largest minority ethnic group in Macedonia, and are a majority in some western regions. Their population has increased rapidly over the past century. According to a 1953 census, there were 870,000 Macedonians and 163,000 Albanians in the Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia. In 2002, there were 1.3 million Macedonians and 509,000 Albanians.
Opposing the Tirana Platform as a step towards the partition of Macedonia "along ethnic lines, via cantons and federal units," Gruevski's VMRO-DPMNE called on the SDSM to reject a political alliance with Albanian parties who are implementing Tirana's plans for the eventual carving-up of Macedonia.
Meeting with President Ivanov on Monday, SDSM leader Zaev had gained the backing of 67 deputies in the Macedonian parliament, 13 of them from deputies of the Albanian parties.
They reportedly agreed to back him after Zaev agreed to support a bill making Albanian the country's second official language. However, this and other ambitions contained in the Tirana Platform are unacceptable to the VMRO-DPMNE, which is close to Ivanov and holds a plurality of parliamentary seats.
Ivanov's refusal to give Zaev a mandate to form the government was criticized by EU Commissioner for European Neighborhood Policy and Enlargement Negotiations Johannes Hahn, who tweeted that the President should "respect the outcome of recent elections."
Aleksandar Pavic of Belgrade's Center for Strategic Alternatives told Sputnik Srbija that the EU's call is a demonstration that the EU "still behaves like an appendage to globalist Washington, and is working hand in hand with NATO."
Earlier, NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg called on "the authorities in Skopje to fulfil the next step in the democratic process," and said the alliance "remains committed to the membership of the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia in the Alliance."
Pavic told Sputnik that NATO's interference is testament to its support for the partition of Macedonia and the furthering of Tirana's "Greater Albania" project.
Given its desire for the Republic of Macedonia to join NATO, the country's destabilization would be an acceptable outcome for the alliance, Pavic said.
That's not a bad outcome as far as NATO is concerned. Even if blood runs through the streets of Macedonia, that would be just fine and acceptable for NATO. Of course, they want to prevent NATO's biggest fear, that is leaving a vacuum for even a shred of Russian influence to enter," Pavic said.
"This open interference shows that they are in a hurry to do as much as they can and present the new administration with a fait accompli wherever possible. In Ukraine, Macedonia, Montenegro … here we see the globalist project that has tried to rule for the last 25 years."
Pavic commented that the destabilization of the Republic of Macedonia would cast doubt on any possible involvement in the Turkish Stream gas project, or China's plans to build a fast train between Thessaloniki and Budapest.
"An unstable Macedonia prevents either of these projects," Pavic said.
angelburst29
The Living Force
Russian "MiG 29" will arrive in Serbia on March 24, the day when the criminal NATO alliance began bombing of Serbia and the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia!
CLEAR MESSAGE: Putin sends Serbia "29 winks" on the day of the NATO aggression against criminals
http://srbin.info/2017/03/07/jasna-poruka-putin-salje-srbiji-migove-29-na-dan-agresije-nato-zlocinaca/
NATO bombing of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (code name Operation Allied Force (Eng. Operation Allied Force) or the US Operation Noble Anvil (Eng. Operation Noble Anvil)) in Serbia known as the Angel of Mercy or NATO aggression was the final stage of the War Kosovo and Metohija, which lasted from 24 March to 10 June 1999. It was the second major military engagement of NATO after the bombing of Serbian Republic in Operation Deliberate Force in 1995 and is the largest military conflict on the territory of Serbia and Montenegro since the Second World War.
NATO intervention was carried out without the authorization of the Security Council over allegations that Serbian security forces carried out ethnic cleansing of Kosovar Albanians. The immediate cause of action was the events in Racak and the refusal of the Yugoslav delegation to sign the Rambouillet agreement.
NATO on 24 March 1999 at 19:45 hours began air strikes against military targets in the FRY, to be later expanded air strikes on economic and civilian objects. The attacks that have lasted without interruption for 78 days were severely damaged infrastructure, commercial buildings, schools, health institutions, media houses and cultural monuments, churches and monasteries. Estimates of the damage he had FRY range from 30 to 100 billion US dollars. The final number of victims has not officially announced, but Serbian estimates range between 1,200 and 2,500 killed and about 6,000 injured. During the war in Kosovo and Metohija have fled several hundred thousand Albanians. The attacks were suspended on 10 June, after the signing of the Military Technical Agreement on the withdrawal of the Yugoslav army and police from Kosovo and Metohija. The same day, the Security Council adopted Resolution 1244 on which FR Yugoslavia (Serbia) retains sovereignty over Kosovo and Metohija, but what is becoming an international protectorate administered by UNMIK and KFOR. With the army and police in central Serbia has avoided more than 200,000 Kosovo Serbs.
Kosovo Albanians on 17 February 2008 in the Assembly of Kosovo unilaterally declared independence of Kosovo and Metohija from Serbia, which Serbia does not recognize.
Estimates of losses vary widely NATO. Sources within the Alliance, with whom later agreed and the Yugoslav side officially stated that they were shot down during a bombing just two NATO aircraft (F Unofficial estimates cited significantly higher number (up to about 100 aircraft of various types).
CLEAR MESSAGE: Putin sends Serbia "29 winks" on the day of the NATO aggression against criminals
http://srbin.info/2017/03/07/jasna-poruka-putin-salje-srbiji-migove-29-na-dan-agresije-nato-zlocinaca/
NATO bombing of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (code name Operation Allied Force (Eng. Operation Allied Force) or the US Operation Noble Anvil (Eng. Operation Noble Anvil)) in Serbia known as the Angel of Mercy or NATO aggression was the final stage of the War Kosovo and Metohija, which lasted from 24 March to 10 June 1999. It was the second major military engagement of NATO after the bombing of Serbian Republic in Operation Deliberate Force in 1995 and is the largest military conflict on the territory of Serbia and Montenegro since the Second World War.
NATO intervention was carried out without the authorization of the Security Council over allegations that Serbian security forces carried out ethnic cleansing of Kosovar Albanians. The immediate cause of action was the events in Racak and the refusal of the Yugoslav delegation to sign the Rambouillet agreement.
NATO on 24 March 1999 at 19:45 hours began air strikes against military targets in the FRY, to be later expanded air strikes on economic and civilian objects. The attacks that have lasted without interruption for 78 days were severely damaged infrastructure, commercial buildings, schools, health institutions, media houses and cultural monuments, churches and monasteries. Estimates of the damage he had FRY range from 30 to 100 billion US dollars. The final number of victims has not officially announced, but Serbian estimates range between 1,200 and 2,500 killed and about 6,000 injured. During the war in Kosovo and Metohija have fled several hundred thousand Albanians. The attacks were suspended on 10 June, after the signing of the Military Technical Agreement on the withdrawal of the Yugoslav army and police from Kosovo and Metohija. The same day, the Security Council adopted Resolution 1244 on which FR Yugoslavia (Serbia) retains sovereignty over Kosovo and Metohija, but what is becoming an international protectorate administered by UNMIK and KFOR. With the army and police in central Serbia has avoided more than 200,000 Kosovo Serbs.
Kosovo Albanians on 17 February 2008 in the Assembly of Kosovo unilaterally declared independence of Kosovo and Metohija from Serbia, which Serbia does not recognize.
Estimates of losses vary widely NATO. Sources within the Alliance, with whom later agreed and the Yugoslav side officially stated that they were shot down during a bombing just two NATO aircraft (F Unofficial estimates cited significantly higher number (up to about 100 aircraft of various types).
Putin to Erdogan: Quit supporting Greater Albania, if you want missile system S-400
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UCK releases a "communique", threatens Ivanov
http://macedoniaonline.eu/content/view/31535/1/
Balkan Fears: Kosovo Army Can Easily Stir Macedonia and South of Serbia
http://www.independent.mk/articles/42111/Balkan+Fears+Kosovo+Army+Can+Easily+Stir+Macedonia+and+South+of+Serbia
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UCK releases a "communique", threatens Ivanov
http://macedoniaonline.eu/content/view/31535/1/
Balkan Fears: Kosovo Army Can Easily Stir Macedonia and South of Serbia
http://www.independent.mk/articles/42111/Balkan+Fears+Kosovo+Army+Can+Easily+Stir+Macedonia+and+South+of+Serbia
Panic time: Deep State Foot Soldier Jess Baily ordered to break Ivanov, bribe Judges
http://macedoniaonline.eu/content/view/31541/1/
http://dnevnik.mk/default.asp?ItemID=BBDFC6532AB6804A86CBC07CA517B5F2
DUI's Ali Ahmeti secretly met with Albania's Defense Minister in Struga
http://macedoniaonline.eu/content/view/31545/1/
SDS organizations in eastern Macedonia warn Zaev
http://macedoniaonline.eu/content/view/31544/1/
Dutch Hypocrites won't allow meddling at home, but their Ambassador Meddling in Macedonia is Ok
http://macedoniaonline.eu/content/view/31546/1/
http://macedoniaonline.eu/content/view/31541/1/
http://dnevnik.mk/default.asp?ItemID=BBDFC6532AB6804A86CBC07CA517B5F2
DUI's Ali Ahmeti secretly met with Albania's Defense Minister in Struga
http://macedoniaonline.eu/content/view/31545/1/
SDS organizations in eastern Macedonia warn Zaev
http://macedoniaonline.eu/content/view/31544/1/
Despite blackmails and threats by Zaev and Spasovski towards SDS party members, seven cities in eastern Macedonia have sent a warning to Zaev that they cannot be silenced.
According to our information, it's possible for SDS leaders loyal to Branko Crvenkovski to break away from the SDS and form their own party as realization sinks in they will never win another election for decades to come.
Dutch Hypocrites won't allow meddling at home, but their Ambassador Meddling in Macedonia is Ok
http://macedoniaonline.eu/content/view/31546/1/
Ivanov: Obstacles not removed to grant mandate
http://macedoniaonline.eu/content/view/31552/1/
Massive Protests across Macedonia: We Do Not Want Tirana Platform
http://www.independent.mk/articles/42198/Massive+Protests+across+Macedonia+We+Do+Not+Want+Tirana+Platform
http://macedoniaonline.eu/content/view/31552/1/
Massive Protests across Macedonia: We Do Not Want Tirana Platform
http://www.independent.mk/articles/42198/Massive+Protests+across+Macedonia+We+Do+Not+Want+Tirana+Platform
angelburst29
The Living Force
U.S. House Republicans are calling for an investigation into tax dollars funneled through the U.S. Agency for International Development program to foundations controlled by billionaire liberal puppeteer George Soros.
House Republicans investigate Obama admin $$ sent to Soros group
http://www.theamericanmirror.com/house-republicans-investigate-obama-admin-sent-soros-group/
March 14, 2017 - Seven congressmen in January are demanding answers from USAID, the State Department, and Obama-appointed ambassador to Macedonia, Jess L. Bailey, over millions in U.S. funding funneled to groups associated with Soros’ Open Society Foundation that the country’s officials allege is being used to undermine the conservative government.
According to Judicial Watch:
The cash flows through the State Department and the famously corrupt U.S. Agency of International Development (USAID), which is charged with providing global economic, development and humanitarian assistance. USAID has allocated about $5 million to leftwing Soros groups in Macedonia since 2012, documents show, and at least $9.5 million has been earmarked by the agency to intervene in the Balkan nation’s governmental affairs for 2016-2021. State Department figures have been tougher to come by and Judicial Watch has filed a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request for the numbers. Judicial Watch also fired off a public records request to USAID because the preliminary figures, obtained through various sources in both the U.S. and Macedonia, appear to be incomplete.
The Hungarian-born Soros is among the richest men in the world, and he’s infamous for supporting wildly liberal causes in the United States and abroad, including open borders, same-sex marriage, abortion and other left-wing policies.
He was a major contributor to Hillary Clinton’s failed 2016 presidential campaign. Group’s associated with his foundation are behind Black Lives Matter protests, as well as the recent A Day Without A Woman campaign and riots at the University of California Berkeley last month, CBN News reports.
In Macedonia and other countries, the Open Society Foundation funds other radical leftist nongovernmental organizations aimed at overthrowing the government through youth movements, violent protests, and slanted media coverage, among other tactics.
Judicial Watch alleges Baily has helped to steer millions in funding to Soros-linked groups in Macedonia while serving as U.S. ambassador, a violation of the Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations. . Macedonia is among the most conservative governments in Europe, with pro-life policies and close ties to Israel, and is situated at the center of the Muslim immigration crisis.
“I have received credible reports that, over the past few years, the U.S. Mission to Macedonia has actively intervened in the party politics of Macedonia, as well as the shaping of its media environment and civil society, often favoring groups of one political persuasion over another,” U.S. Sen. Mike Lee, a Utah Republican, wrote in a January letter to Bailey.
A response from the State Department, which administers the USAID program, alleges the grants were doled out through a “competitive procurement process” to advance U.S. interests “in a non-biased, non-partisan, objective and transparent manner,” CBN News reports.
Rep. Louie Gohmert, of Texas, told the news site members of Macedonia’s parliament are painting a much different picture.
“When you have leaders from other countries say, ‘your government is saying they’ll help us but we have to pass same-sex marriage laws, we have to pay for abortions,’ that’s when you know the United States is no longer deserving of God’s blessing because we’re out trying to force countries to abandon their religious beliefs,” Gohmert said.
Judicial Watch also uncovered similar shenanigans.
“One Macedonian government official interviewed by Judicial Watch in Washington D.C. recently, calls it the ‘Soros infantry,’ according to the watchdog. “One of the Soros’ groups funded the translation and publication of Saul Alinsky’s ‘Rules for Radicals’ into Macedonian. The book is a tactical manual of subversion, provides direct advice for radical street protests and proclaims Lucifer to be the first radical. Thanks to Obama’s ambassador, who has not been replaced by President Trump, Uncle Sam keeps the money flowing so the groups can continue operating and recruiting, sources in Macedonia and the U.S. confirm.”
Gohmert, and six other Republican congressmen from New Jersey, Alabama, Illinois, North Carolina, Nebraska and Arizona are now demanding a full investigation by the Government Accountability Office and Inspector General, CBN News reports.
House Republicans investigate Obama admin $$ sent to Soros group
http://www.theamericanmirror.com/house-republicans-investigate-obama-admin-sent-soros-group/
March 14, 2017 - Seven congressmen in January are demanding answers from USAID, the State Department, and Obama-appointed ambassador to Macedonia, Jess L. Bailey, over millions in U.S. funding funneled to groups associated with Soros’ Open Society Foundation that the country’s officials allege is being used to undermine the conservative government.
According to Judicial Watch:
The cash flows through the State Department and the famously corrupt U.S. Agency of International Development (USAID), which is charged with providing global economic, development and humanitarian assistance. USAID has allocated about $5 million to leftwing Soros groups in Macedonia since 2012, documents show, and at least $9.5 million has been earmarked by the agency to intervene in the Balkan nation’s governmental affairs for 2016-2021. State Department figures have been tougher to come by and Judicial Watch has filed a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request for the numbers. Judicial Watch also fired off a public records request to USAID because the preliminary figures, obtained through various sources in both the U.S. and Macedonia, appear to be incomplete.
The Hungarian-born Soros is among the richest men in the world, and he’s infamous for supporting wildly liberal causes in the United States and abroad, including open borders, same-sex marriage, abortion and other left-wing policies.
He was a major contributor to Hillary Clinton’s failed 2016 presidential campaign. Group’s associated with his foundation are behind Black Lives Matter protests, as well as the recent A Day Without A Woman campaign and riots at the University of California Berkeley last month, CBN News reports.
In Macedonia and other countries, the Open Society Foundation funds other radical leftist nongovernmental organizations aimed at overthrowing the government through youth movements, violent protests, and slanted media coverage, among other tactics.
Judicial Watch alleges Baily has helped to steer millions in funding to Soros-linked groups in Macedonia while serving as U.S. ambassador, a violation of the Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations. . Macedonia is among the most conservative governments in Europe, with pro-life policies and close ties to Israel, and is situated at the center of the Muslim immigration crisis.
“I have received credible reports that, over the past few years, the U.S. Mission to Macedonia has actively intervened in the party politics of Macedonia, as well as the shaping of its media environment and civil society, often favoring groups of one political persuasion over another,” U.S. Sen. Mike Lee, a Utah Republican, wrote in a January letter to Bailey.
A response from the State Department, which administers the USAID program, alleges the grants were doled out through a “competitive procurement process” to advance U.S. interests “in a non-biased, non-partisan, objective and transparent manner,” CBN News reports.
Rep. Louie Gohmert, of Texas, told the news site members of Macedonia’s parliament are painting a much different picture.
“When you have leaders from other countries say, ‘your government is saying they’ll help us but we have to pass same-sex marriage laws, we have to pay for abortions,’ that’s when you know the United States is no longer deserving of God’s blessing because we’re out trying to force countries to abandon their religious beliefs,” Gohmert said.
Judicial Watch also uncovered similar shenanigans.
“One Macedonian government official interviewed by Judicial Watch in Washington D.C. recently, calls it the ‘Soros infantry,’ according to the watchdog. “One of the Soros’ groups funded the translation and publication of Saul Alinsky’s ‘Rules for Radicals’ into Macedonian. The book is a tactical manual of subversion, provides direct advice for radical street protests and proclaims Lucifer to be the first radical. Thanks to Obama’s ambassador, who has not been replaced by President Trump, Uncle Sam keeps the money flowing so the groups can continue operating and recruiting, sources in Macedonia and the U.S. confirm.”
Gohmert, and six other Republican congressmen from New Jersey, Alabama, Illinois, North Carolina, Nebraska and Arizona are now demanding a full investigation by the Government Accountability Office and Inspector General, CBN News reports.
Ivanov: Macedonia is an example of Double Standards and Hypocrisy of International order
http://macedoniaonline.eu/content/view/31576/1/
EU Leftists send Hahn to Convince Ivanov to give mandate to Zaev
http://macedoniaonline.eu/content/view/31568/1/
No Comments from EU on Zaev's Agenda, Union Expects Government Soon
http://www.independent.mk/articles/42271/No+Comments+from+EU+on+Zaev%27s+Agenda%2C+Union+Expects+Government+Soon
US based NED and Soros to pay provocateurs in Macedonia $100/incident
http://macedoniaonline.eu/content/view/31570/1/
http://vecer.mk/makedonija/albancite-od-civil-gi-sskaat-makedoncite-eden-protiv-drug
SDS youth president asks members to stir up Ethnic tensions
http://macedoniaonline.eu/content/view/31577/1/
Debar native and albanian MP goes on anti-Macedonian rant
http://macedoniaonline.eu/content/view/31573/1/
Over 150,000 people rally for united Macedonia across whole country
http://english.republika.mk/over-150000-people-rally-for-united-macedonia-across-whole-country/
http://macedoniaonline.eu/content/view/31576/1/
EU Leftists send Hahn to Convince Ivanov to give mandate to Zaev
http://macedoniaonline.eu/content/view/31568/1/
No Comments from EU on Zaev's Agenda, Union Expects Government Soon
http://www.independent.mk/articles/42271/No+Comments+from+EU+on+Zaev%27s+Agenda%2C+Union+Expects+Government+Soon
US based NED and Soros to pay provocateurs in Macedonia $100/incident
http://macedoniaonline.eu/content/view/31570/1/
http://vecer.mk/makedonija/albancite-od-civil-gi-sskaat-makedoncite-eden-protiv-drug
SDS youth president asks members to stir up Ethnic tensions
http://macedoniaonline.eu/content/view/31577/1/
The SDS youth president Stefan Bogoev demands party members in Tetovo, Kicevo, Gostivar and Bitola to start ethnic tensions that will be blamed on VMRO-DPMNE.
"We need a conflict, DUI will increasingly become agitated and will come on our side. We need guerrilla like activities that will cause a revolt with the final goal of regime change" - says Bogoev.
SDS activists have already broken into the albanian alphabet museum in Bitola and thrown a molotov cocktail inside it. Signs have been painted in multi ethnic small towns, however Bogoev doesn't appear to think this is good enough and asks for more.
Debar native and albanian MP goes on anti-Macedonian rant
http://macedoniaonline.eu/content/view/31573/1/
Over 150,000 people rally for united Macedonia across whole country
http://english.republika.mk/over-150000-people-rally-for-united-macedonia-across-whole-country/
sToRmR1dR said:
VMRO-DPMNE: Belgian Envoy Laid Bare SDSM's Plan for Federal Macedonia
http://www.independent.mk/articles/42308/VMRO-DPMNE+Belgian+Envoy+Laid+Bare+SDSM%27s+Plan+for+Federal+Macedonia
The original Tirana Platform given to Edi Rama and handed to puppets in SDS and DUI
http://macedoniaonline.eu/content/view/31585/1/
http://netpress.com.mk/ova-e-tiranskata-platforma/
Macedonian daily NetPress got their hands on the so called Tirana Platform, the original version of the document
CIA's John Brennan and his colleagues in MI6 didn't master the albanian language in time, so they handed their platform in English. Or better yet, Edi Rama felt it would be best to give instructions to Baily's puppets in Macedonia in English, even though Ali Ahmeti, Sela and Bejta can't speak a word of English.
Every single statement in the document can be easily classified as an actual provocation. But this document was meant as such. It was meant to create tensions, preferably a regional conflict as no one sane would agree to anything that's written in it, unless of course your name is Zoran Zaev.
We've already reported that the CIA and few NATO members during the Clinton era had already circulated similar document back in 2001.
The sheer stupidity displayed from the first to the last sentence in this so called "platform" is simply incredible. This document reminded us of the interview Soros gave for the BBC in which he stated (with a straight face) that he felt no guilt sending Jews to concentration camps while he stole their belongings. "If it wasn't me, someone else would have done it" reasoned Soros.
This document makes similar statements, with a straight face... the terrorists from Kumanovo, Brodec, Sopot.. ought to be freed, of course once international 'experts' were included, preferably those who hired the terrorists.
Pay attention to the language used where in Macedonia live albanians, and "other people".
We also enjoyed the piece where "it has been determined that Macedonia has no alternatives, and must enter NATO and EU". Determined by who? The fools still don't seem to understand that it's the Macedonians who will determine everything from now on...
Here are the 7 points John Brennan and Co. put together, and since both Brennan and Co got fired, the document is officially 'owned' by Edi Rama.
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