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molonov labevskiOriginally Posted by Petros Houhoulis
What 51% you silly. It's closer to 90%...
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Why should they be stopped? At least they are actually from Macedonia, not like Kumanovo or Tetovo or something that has nothing to do with Macedonia. Anyways, people are free to say all kinds of things in Greece, no matter how unpopular it is. Look at Golden Dawn, ANTIFA, PASOK.
Anyways, to speak in Apricity-language, these people look 100% ancient assimilated Greeks, so they are ancient Macedonians. Not a drop of Tatar in those Pontids. I want to date the ladies.
書堂개 삼 년에 풍월 읊는다
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Плешу ужичко коло богте видио.
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...And now for once more the history section of the official portal of the city of Skopje:
http://www.skopje.gov.mk/EN/DesktopD...dex=0&tabid=46
Spot when Scupi belonged to Ancient Macedonia.... IF YOU CAN...The history of Skopje can be traced back some twenty-five centuries. Archaeological findings at Skopje's Kale fortress show that unidentified people lived here in prehistoric times, between the Late Neolithic and Early Bronze Ages. Scientists think that they date back to earlier than 4,000 B.C. Actual evidence and records of the Skopje region date from the 4th century B.C. According to some scholars, the Paions initially settled the town. In the 3th century BC, Skopje with surrounding area was invaded by the Dardans. It is believed that these people lived off primitive land cultivation and cattle breeding. Today, science has a relatively vague idea about the Dardanian art. However, the expansion of ancient Macedonia during the time of Philip II of Macedonia and Alexander III of Macedonia throughout the then known world certainly had positive influence on Dardania, which is confirmed by the tomb plate found on the Skopje fortress.
The Roman occupation of Macedonia, after the Macedonian-Roman wars, meant also the occupation of Scupi. The Roman historian Titus Livius made the first historical reference to Scupi. Roman administrators reorganized public life and began elevating culture and the arts to hitherto unknown heights. Because of its geographical position at important crossroads, Scupi assumed a special role in the Roman Empire. Being a part of the Roman prefecture Illyricum, Scupi was latinized, especially through the colonization of Roman veterans from the VII legion. This colonization had impacted the population structure of the city, as witnessed by the Latin inscriptions on all tombstones dating from the 2th, 3th and 4th century. While the Roman colonists acquired citizen's rights, the indigenous inhabitants lost all political rights and were given a status equal to that of foreigners. Once latinized, the town of Scupi acquired municipal rights. During the reign of Emperor Hadrian, Scupi acquired the right to Roman law and as such, it entered chronicles and official documents. During the time of Tiberius, there was the first partition of the Balkan provinces, which were eventually defined by the emperors Diocletian and Constantine I. From the Moesia Superior, a new province was extracted, Dardania, with Scupi as the administrative center. In the well-known map of Roman routes, Tabula Peutengiriana, Scupi is shown in a vignette, representing a provincial capital. Throughout the decades and centuries of Roman rule, Scupi developed into a large town, as witnessed by interesting archaeological finds, especially near the village of Bardovci. Apart from the Roman theatre, many luxurious items have been found in the necropolis: expensive Syrian glasswork, bronze items etc.
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Yeah it's a big hypocrisy. I tell these prosfiges that i am from Greece but yet still i'm a Slav invader. If they took Bitola as well, we would have been Greeks, straight from the ballsack of Herodotus.
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True that Scupi, even though inhabited by people since 4000 bc, was not part of ancient Macedonia.
But during Roman times it was.
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The tatarslav has mongol brain meaning his cranium is in such a size where brains have leaked out of his ears and has left him with nothing as with majority of tatarslavs like gruevski
this is the bands facebook page
https://www.facebook.com/pg/%CE%A0%C...6178248/posts/
“For we wrestle not against flesh and blood, but against principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this world, against spiritual wickedness in high places.” Eph. 6:12
Definition of untrustworthy and loose character are those that don't believe in God.
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Baba mi petli shareni chorapi?
Мајка ми купила шарени чорапи,
штрак-штрук, шарени чорапи.
Ни она ги носе, ни мен' ми ги дава
штрак-штрук, ни мен' ми ги дава.
- Кога ќе порастиш, ќерко, други ќе ти купам,
штрак-штрук, други ќе ти купам.
Мајка ми купила шарено фустанче,
штрак-штрук, шарено фустанче.
- Кога ќе порастиш, ќерко, други ќе ти купам,
штрак-штрук, други ќе ти купам.
Η μάνα μου αγόρασε χρωματιστές κάλτσες
Στρακ-Στρουκ χρωματιστές κάλτσες.
Ούτε αυτή τις φορά, ούτε σε μένα τις δίνει
ούτε σε μένα τις δίνει.
- Όταν μεγαλώσεις κόρη μου άλλες θα σου αγοράσω
Στρακ-Στρουκ άλλες θα σου αγοράσω.
Η μάνα μου μου αγόρασε χρωματιστό φουστάνι
Στρακ-Στρουκ χρωματιστό φουστάνι.
- Όταν μεγαλώσεις κόρη μου άλλες θα σου αγοράσω
Στρακ-Στρουκ άλλες θα σου αγοράσω.
https://pesna.org/song.php?id=1065
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Why are you mocking Tatars and Mongols by using them as some insult? They are better then you Pontian scum.
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The Talmud tells us that the only language the Torah could be translated into elegantly is Greek.
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