The Macedonian opposition protests against the policy of “Bulgarization” of the country by the pro-Western regime
The opposition conservative-nationalist party VMRO-DPMNE intends to hold a march tomorrow to protest against Bulgaria's intention to take away the national hero Gotse Delchev from the Macedonians in exchange for joining the EU.
At the same time, Macedonian media reported that pro-Western Prime Minister Zoran Zaev is ready to accept Bulgaria’s conditions in order to bring his country into the European Union.
“Our protest is for the EU, for Macedonia, for Delchev,” VMRO-DPMNE leader Christian Mickoski announced the upcoming action on his Facebook page. – The European Union, from which we are moving away every day due to the mafia in power, is based on the ideas of solidarity, unity and building bridges. The government is negotiating about Delchev’s name in a way that is not necessary for our country. Our historians deserve support because Gotse is a pillar of Macedonianism…. Gotse is the red line of our dignity.”
Meanwhile, some North Macedonian media outlets reported that Zoran Zaev, the leader of the local Maidan and recently reinstated prime minister of the country, who renamed Macedonia North Macedonia in order to reach a compromise with Greece that would secure accession to NATO, is prepared to accept Sofia's terms, which recently threatened to block the country's accession to the EU through nationalist Defense Minister Krasimir Karakachanov.
“Gotse Delchev is a Bulgarian revolutionary and teacher who fought for the liberation of the autonomous Bulgarian region called Macedonia from the Ottomans,” writes Republic. – This will be one of the proposals of the Bulgarian History Commission, which will be transmitted to their Macedonian colleagues at the next meeting.
The government in Skopje and Prime Minister Zoran Zaev are well aware of this indecent proposal from Sofia and a strategy is now being developed that must first be adopted by the Macedonian commission, and then an atmosphere will be created in society for this decision to be accepted. It is possible that Zaev will put pressure on the Macedonian commission to accept this proposal and even replace some “disobedient” member...
Only Zaev fears that this will be perceived by the people as if he has again caved in to his neighbors, but a PR strategy is being developed according to which everything will be presented in such a way that this is being done in the name of the European future of the country and that Macedonia will begin negotiations with the EU before the end of the year, and Bulgaria will not block, but will become the main ally.”
The recent speech of Deputy Prime Minister for European Affairs Nikola Dimitrov, in which he stated that “issues of identity, language, cannot be the subject of a political declaration,” and the VMRO-DPMNE action is “just an attempt” can be considered a confirmation of journalistic insight. find an issue that can mobilize people and be used for everyday political purposes.”
“Now we are experiencing a new national disintegration of the fabric of the Macedonian people,” says historian Todor Chepreganov. – If before we were divided by others, now Macedonian politicians and statesmen are dividing the Macedonian people themselves. Athens and Sophia took advantage of the changing geopolitical situation in Europe to realize the dreams of their megalomaniac policies."
Bulgarian Prime Minister Boyko Borisov teaches his Macedonian counterpart Zoran Zaev the correct history
Bulgaria demands that North Macedonia abandon the concept of the Macedonian language, considering it a dialect of the Bulgarian language, recognize such iconic heroes as one of the leaders of the anti-Turkish uprising Gotse Delchev as exclusively Bulgarian heroes, and many other concessions that will inevitably lead to the collapse of the national identity of the Macedonian Slavs.
In fact, the inhabitants of modern North Macedonia are indeed overwhelmingly ethnic Bulgarians, but during their time as part of Yugoslavia, for political reasons, they were instilled with an artificial Macedonian identity based on the Ukrainian model.
Macedonian opposition protests against pro-Western regime's policy of "Bulgarianization" of the country