MACEDONIA

UKRAINE OPENED '

MACEDONIAN' (note;SLAVONIC, NOT THE GREEK!)) LANGUAGE PROGRAMM

Note of the blogger; They admit that the so called ''macedonian language'' is slavonic, but they insist not to call it ''slavomacedonian'' in order to confuse it with the 'macedonian idiom' that is Greek!!!

LET'S START A SERIOUS AND HONEST DIALOGUE!!!
A Slavonic language, as Officials confirm, but intentionally are calling 'macedonian' instead of 'slavomacedonian', in order to confuse it with the macedonian idiom that was and is Greek!
The Country's aggressive nationalism, is creating serious troubles in the balkan area, with the support of the administration Bush (for they want to create a protectoratum in order to control the balkan area!).
It would be so clear to find an honest compromise with Greece, admiting oppenly the 'slavomacedonian' name for the people that grew up and lived in the historical region of Macedonia, as identity - language and a name as 'Upper Macedonia'' for the state, so to include also the albanians - bulgari - serbs - turks - greeks - roma ect. and respect the Greek historical name and the greek macedonians.
Playing the game of the Bush administration could gain a worst future for the country and permit fascism and ultranationalist elements to control it.
A serious and honnest compromise, respecting the history of Greece and of the Balkans would be; 'UPPERMACEDONIA' with a SLAVOMACEDONIAN IDENTITY and LANGUAGE!
This would be the identity of the slavic tribes that came in the region after the 5th century and in the 20th century wants to be called a slavic macedonian nation.
Skopia and Greece could proceed faster in a friendly cooperation excluding countries that the only thing they are looking is to CONTROL!

http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/thereporters/markmardell/2008/04/fc8650feba4c70d891220943099e8a4af72be65c.html?page=2#comments

Some things are simpler than we think:

1. Macedonia means "the long country", in the Greek language

2. Alexander means "the protector of men", in the Greek language

3. Philip means "the friend of horses" (the person who likes the horses", in the Greek language

4. Thessaloniki means "victory against the Thessalians" in the Greek language.

Some historical context here: Thessaly is the region south of Macedonia - and I don't mean the territory of the FYROM in this. Philip named her daughter after this name (Thessaloniki), as she was born the day of his glorious victory. Kassandros(*) married her and built a city naming it after her name, Thessaloniki.

(*)5. Kassandros is the male version of the name Kassandra, which means "the person who entangles men" (in Greek of course). Kassandra was an important figure in Homer's Iliad. She was daughter of Priam and Hecuba and she had the gift of prophecy.

Those names have no meaning in _any_ Slavic dialect, as the Slavic language was invented 1000 years later by the Thessalonikians Cyrill and Methodius.

I believe the above information is enough as a starting point. The rest will come later by studying a bit of history.