A scandal broke out  in Skopje after revelations that one of the new school books was full of errors as well as  questionable assertions.

Critics of the books say this is further proof of the incompetence of the Ministry of Education, as education experts rush to check and correct the entire stock of fYRoM’s elementary school books.

Minister of Education, Nikola Todorov, who faced a barrage of attacks from the opposition party, which repeatedly called for his resignation, passed the blame on the authors and the revisers of the book.

September 2, 1944. The time of the German Collapse was now near. The Political Committee of National Liberation (PEEA) dissolves and EAM (the National Liberation Front, major resistance group during the German occupation in Greece) participates in the government of national unity under George Papandreou.

On September 2, 1944, a regular Saturday dawned for Hortiatis. The residents woke up starting their every day chores. Many left the village for their usual farming activities.

Nothing bode for the disaster that was about to follow, although the German forces had lately hardened their attitude, also due to their emerging collapse.

The Diolkos, the unique stone-paved slipway that was first built around 600BC, enabling Greek warships and merchantmen to be moved overland across the Isthmus of Corinth from sea to sea, is progressively crumbling into the water at its western end as the result of erosion and neglect.

After the excavations ending around 1960, this monument of first-class importance for the history of technology and for the Greek achievement in general has been left at the mercy of the wake of the vessels passing through the Corinth Canal.

Usually people think ancient monuments are left to decay because there are so many of them and there is shortage of funds. This is not true, at least as far as Diolkos is concerned.

There continues to be a lot of talk about the infamous "Macedonian" alphabet book (Abecedar), which was republished by the Skopjan propaganda in 2006 (following a previous edition in 1993, by the the Skopjan Diaspora in Australia). The most aware among us will certainly remember the presentation of the Abecedar in Thessaloniki. Among the present were Pavlos Voskopoulos1 of the Rainbow party, which had co-financed the book, Michael Tremopoulos of the Greens'  party and the .. "Grecophone" Mr. Yannis Konstantinou2, who most recently was appointed as President of the T.I.F.! (Thessaloniki International Trade Fair)

But was the notorious ABECEDAR originally published for them;

The peripatetic few of the Rainbow party and other "proud descendants of Alexandrofski" proclaim loudly any chance they get about their "supressed large minority" in Greece, as well as about human rights, which are uniquely never applied in Greece. (Despite the fact that the Greek state never opposed to them creating Ouranio Toxo (Vinozito)3, an anti-greek political party, to have headquarters both in Florina and Edessa, or even issue their own newspaper, which allows them to sling mud against Greece freely).

They mislead and lie by calling "Macedonian" a book that was the result of concessions to ethnic minorities back in 1924-25. Bulgarian and Greek minorities however.. Needless to say, Tito's invented "macedonoids" were not even a consideration 20 years prior to Tito "creating" his noble race of Skopjan macedonoids!

History, as always in the case of the FYROM, reveals the truth they are vainly trying to distort. Documents of 1924 serve to prove that the "Macedonian" Abecedar was in fact Bulgarian!

The question of Northern Epirus at the Peace Conference
Published by the Pan-Epirotic Union of America, 1919

By Nicholas J. Cassavetes
Honorary Secretary of the Pan-Epirotic Union of America

Chapter 3

History of Epirus

1. Ancient

We need not go further back than to Homeric times. In the sixteenth book of the Iliad, verse 233, we read:
''Zeus, King, Dodonean, Pelasgian, who dwellest afar, Ruling Dodona, the wintry, where sit around your altar the Selles, priests who never wash their feet, and sleep on the ground."

And in the second book of Iliad, verse 749, in the enumeration of the ships of the Greeks against Troy, Homer says: "Him followed the Enienes, and the war-like Perrhebeans, Who dwell around the wintry Dodona."

And in the Odyssey, book 14, verse 327, Homer says: "And ordered him (Odysseus) to go to Dodona where he would hear from the divine and tall oak-tree the will of Zeus, In order to return to his dear native land secretly or openly."

The question of Northern Epirus at the Peace Conference 
Published by the Pan-Epirotic Union of America, 1919

By Nicholas J. Cassavetes
Honorary Secretary of the Pan-Epirotic Union of America

Chapter 1 - The Epirotic Problem

History of the problem

Investigator and author Daniel Estulin gives information about the Bilderberg Group to the European Parliament. He makes the point that those who support Bilderbergers are not patriots but rather they are traitors to their countries, traitors to their people and are traitors to humanity itself.

Do yourselves a favour.. Watch the video.