Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia (FYROM) - The Name Issue

As provided for by UN Security Council Resolution 817 (1993), which urges the parties to continue to work together [] to arrive at a speedy settlement of their difference, Greece and the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia are carrying out negotiations under the auspices of the UN Secretary General, with the objective of finding a mutually acceptable solution to the name issue. According to Article 5, Paragraph 1, of the Interim Accord, which was signed in New York, on September 13, 1995, the Parties agree to continue negotiations under the auspices of the Secretary-General of the United Nations [] with a view to reaching agreement on the difference described in [] Security Council resolution 817 (1993). Henceforth the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia has formally accepted that the name of its State is an issue for negotiation as provided for in UN Security Council Resolution 817 (1993).

Not only has it accepted it is an issue for negotiation, it has essentially accepted in writing that is should offer an alternative name. In other words that Macedonia, or republic of Macedonia, are not admissible.

Since then there have passed between 14-16 years, depending on when one starts to count. Is that how much a signature from FYROM counts?

United Macedonians wrote:

Not only has it accepted it is an issue for negotiation, it has essentially accepted in writing that is should offer an alternative name. In other words that Macedonia, or republic of Macedonia, are not admissible.
Since then there have passed between 14-16 years, depending on when one starts to count. Is that how much a signature from FYROM counts?

never did and never will count to anything.... they are simply put. NON EXISTENT

Nazi spore crusher wrote:

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never did and never will count to anything.... they are simply put. NON EXISTENT

VETO, VETO, VETO...

United Macedonians wrote:

As provided for by UN Security Council Resolution 817 (1993), which urges the parties to continue to work together [] to arrive at a speedy settlement of their difference, Greece and the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia are carrying out negotiations under the auspices of the UN Secretary General, with the objective of finding a mutually acceptable solution to the name issue. According to Article 5, Paragraph 1, of the Interim Accord, which was signed in New York, on September 13, 1995, the Parties agree to continue negotiations under the auspices of the Secretary-General of the United Nations [] with a view to reaching agreement on the difference described in [] Security Council resolution 817 (1993). Henceforth the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia has formally accepted that the name of its State is an issue for negotiation as provided for in UN Security Council Resolution 817 (1993).

listen:
firom population is:
38% albaniens
49% B U L G A R I E N S
13% WITHOUT FIXES NATIONALITY
FIROM:COUNTRY FULL of..nationalistes but...without..C O U N T R Y !!!

SAINTE VIERGE wrote:

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listen:
firom population is:
38% albaniens
49% B U L G A R I E N S
13% WITHOUT FIXES NATIONALITY
FIROM:COUNTRY FULL of..nationalistes but...without..C O U N T R Y !!!

Read this fuull!!!
Greekoethiopia population is:
38% MIXED New Greeko+Gipsy+Etiopian=Greeekos
49% GAY-greekos
13% WITHOUT FIXES NATIONALITY
GREEKOETIOPIA:COUNTRY FULL of:Monkeys....with national park MALAKA!

Macedonian boy wrote:

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Read this fuull!!!
Greekoethiopia population is:
38% MIXED New Greeko+Gipsy+Etiopian=Greeekos
49% GAY-greekos
13% WITHOUT FIXES NATIONALITY
GREEKOETIOPIA:COUNTRY FULL of:Monkeys....with national park MALAKA!

ughh yes just a boy in a male body repressed because its true gender identity is kept hidden?