Skopje to undertake all measures for possible Greek veto to NATO accession

[Prokomenos]

Skopje, February 10 (MIA) - Government spokesman Ivica Bocevski, considering yesterday's information broadcast by Sitel TV station that the Government had passed 12 directions for action in case Greece vetoed Skopjian's accession to NATO, said he refused to comment hypothetical situations.

- The Government of Skopjia will not comment hypothetical issues, including this one that refers to possible veto by Greece for our accession to NATO. Country's top state officials have established regular communication. Surely, Skopjia, being normal and organised country, in such given situation will undertake all measures at its disposal as responsible member of the international community, said Bocevski answering a journalist question at Sunday's press conference in the Government.

Sitel TV station reported yesterday that Skopjian will officially revoke the interim agreement, thus is validity will be annulled, and that the name dispute talks with Greece or any other country will be stopped if Greece puts veto on Skopjian's accession to NATO.

In that case Skopjia will send official request to UN on recognising the constitutional name. Given the intention, Skopjia will turn to the Security Council of General Assembly, or to both of them, if it evaluates that it's the best option.

According to Sitel, Skopjia in case of Greek veto will organise a referendum for preserving the constitutional name in order to prevent any current or future high-profile politician from changing the name. Moreover, a procedure on retrieving the old flag will be instigated having in mind that the change of the flag didn't contribute to mitigating the name problem. It is anticipated this idea to be accepted because both Skopjians and Albanians honour Alexander the Great.

The TV station reported that, out of the same reasons, a procedure for retrieving the constitutional amendments from 1992 will be started, while appropriate legal procedure regarding the minority issue of the Skopjians in Greece will be launched.

Sitel insisted that hundreds of streets, highways, buildings, stadiums, sports halls and squares will be renamed, bearing the names of great ancient Macedonians.
According to Sitel, the Tabanovce-Bogorodica route of Corridor 10 will be named Alexander the Great Highway, whereas the new airport in Stip will bear the name of Philip II.

The TV station foresaw that closer ties with Northern Cyprus will be established, as well as the partnership with USA and Turkey will be reinforced.

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[half greek]

These skopians need to be taught a lesson they will never forget, trying to still Greek history and producing false genetic studies about Greeks.

[Napalm]

That area was named by the communists Tito/Stalin from Vardaska to so-called "Macedonia" to attack Greece. NATO was designed to stop communism!?!