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[quote]The fact that Greece has allowed 500000 albanians,in
addition to 200000 ethnic Greeks to come to Greece and
make a living shows that
Greece is not anti-albanian
as you suggest.[unquote]
First of all the numbers are disputable. The "so called 200 000 Ethnic Greeks" are a mix of Albanian Ortodox,Albanian Vlachs and Ethnic Greeks. I am one of those "ethnic greeks" (half ethnic greek-half albanian ortodox) that you mention. I lived 10 years is Greece, 9 of which I was "illegal immigrant" living in constant fear of being deported although Greek Constitution forbids greeks expelling other greeks.
Fact is the Greece is still in state of war with Albania since 1941 and greek parlaments has continuosly refused to abrogate the law of war and sign a formal peace treaty with Albania.
[quote]
The remmitances of the Albanians
sent back home is equal to
20% of Albanias GDP.[unquote]
Yes, this is true. And all this money is in greek banks in Albania (which the "unfriendly albanian goverment has allowed to have monopoly in the banking system). Not to mention that again those money are spent back on imports from Greece or the contribution in the broken system of the greek social security and taxes. See I was "illegal" to stay in Greeve, but perfectly legal to pay IKA and taxes. It seems to me as mutual benefit not as favor that one side did to the other side.
[quote]
The Chams
were nazi collaborators and
were driven out by the Greek
resistance during World war II.Have you read about the
crimes they commited in those
years.Rapes,killings, burning
of villages, to name few.[unquote]
Postwar greek courts have convicted 700 Chams for war crimes during WW2. For those 700 Chams war criminals, 25 000 Chams were expelled, 5000 killed, cham villages also burned and their properties are still even today confiscated. Don't forget Leonidas that those people were Greek citizens.
[quote]
Can you name any suffering minorities in Greece? [unquote]
1)Slavic macedonians, denied of speaking their language, identity,self determination, self representation etc.
2)Cham albanian Ortodox minority (not arvanites), denied of ethnic identity, self determination, language, etc
3)Turkish minority in Thrace and Rodos.
4)Roma minority.
[quote]
The albanians seem to have problems with every single
country in the Balkans.The fact that Greece supports a
solution in Kosovo based on
legal UN security council resolutions and not on UDIs
is not anti-albanian.
(Leonidas, 31 January 2008 21:18) [unquote]
Albanians are not the exemption from other people in Balkans. We all have problems with each other. Albanians with Serbs and Greeks, Greeks with Turks and Macedonians, Serbs with Albanians, Croats and Bosnians. By fingerpointing only the Albanians as sole reason for the problems in the Balkans, well it is anti-albanian. Just like fingerpointing only serbs as the reason for these problems is anti-serbian. And Greece in my opinion is the last country to teach others about international law. It has "bend" it so many times that I've lost count. But just like any other country in the region is not the only one.
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