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April 16, 2012

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Bulgarian TV Channel Ridicules FYROM with Investigative Report



Want to know how a country can lie and spread so much propaganda that it has gotten to the point where even its own residents are starting to view and characterize it ridiculous and a total three-ring circus? You needn't go far, the government of FYROM has done just that in to its capital city by erecting buildings with Greek architecture, by placing a grand statue of a warrior who looks exactly like Alexander the Great in its city core, as well as letting out claims that even Bulgarian kings and Cleopatra were all of FYROManian descent.

Negleting the interim agreement that FYROM signed with Greece, as well as what scholars from Oxford, and other esteemed universities say, as well as ancient relics, history and so on... FYROM has continued to brainwash its nation of people to such a degree that they are convinced that ancient Greek philosophers were of Slavic descent!

It is so ridiculous that it would make Alexander himself roll over in his grave from laughter.

What these people forget is that science has proven that they came to this region six centuries after Alexander died.... We don't think people live beyond 110 max... 600 years is quite a gap now isn't it?

In such a framework, the "BTV" television channel in Bulgaria, recently presented an investigative report proving just that and showing how the government of Gruevsk in FYROM has been working methodically over the past few years to totally change the identity of the inhabitants of this country, by removing every trace of Slavic identity these people have and by using historical figures stolen from Ancient Greek history as well as medieval and modern Bulgaria in order to do so.

Seen on the video is the "architect" of the "Skopje 2014" project which has as its aim to transform the capital of FYROM into a wanna-be historical city. Also seen -and unfortunately heard- is the academician Blazy Ristofski who is often called the "father" of the controversial "Macedonian Encyclopedia". A book which was so full of falsifications and provocative material that breached every logic imaginable that it was forced to be withdrawn in 2009. As you will see in the video... the dude continues to ramble on about this subject and what is worse... the younger generation actually believes it!

Since the Bucharest summit in 2008 where former conservative prime minister Costas Karamanlis vetoed FYROM's accession to NATO until the issue of the name was resolved, the government of FYROM has been channeling millions upon millions into creating a fake identity, and erasing every trace of Slavic descent these people have. This is not only a direct provocation against Greece, but also of Bulgaria since they are altering Bulgarian history by laying claims to some of their historical figures as well.

Along with the Bulgarians in this video, even the FYROManians interviewed characterize this whole attempt by the Gruevski government as nothing more than a circus, and find it ridiculous that he is attempting to "create" a culture which never existed in this part of the world. In fact they say he is the only one that is so determined and so fixated about pressing ahead with this idea.

Aside from all the lies, the creation of a fake identity, the propaganda that they are teaching to their children in their schools, as well as the fact they claim to be ancestors to historical Greek figures they are also using Greek architecture in the buildings that they are erecting on every corner of their capital city in light to their coming out party in 2014.

This speaks volumes and proves the theory that they have their eyes set on Greece's Macedonia.

What they forget is that beyond Skopje, people speak Yugoslavian... and they have major problems with many minority groups, especially the Albanian which has its own claims on FYROM. Also... if they think for a minute that real Macedonians who ARE ONLY GREEK will ever accept this... then they better think again.

The important thing when watching this video, which is in the Bulgarian language but contains Greek subtitles, is that one should ask themselves who is providing this tiny country with so much money to construct all this architecture and why?

From what we already know, Ankara is their strongest "supporter" as is Germany. And we all know that the latter two nations do not want what is best for Greece.

Need we say more?




Left Over Tsoureki - Turns Into Seventh Heaven Desert!


Easter has come and GONE, but as always most Greek households are full of left over "tsoureki" bread. No worries folks. Hellasfrappe has the perfect solution. We have a recipe for leftover tsoureki bread for you to try, and trust us... the results are to die for and nothing more than sheer heaven. If on the other you are dieting after stuffing your faces with lamb at the weekend, then stay away from this recipe because it is not calorie friendly.

Piraeus Tsourekei EKMEK


Ingredients
10 large slices of stale tsoureki bread

For the syrup:
2 cups of granulated sugar
2 cups of water
Peel of one lemon
1 cinnamon stick

For the cream:
1 ½ cups of fresh milk
2/3 cups of heavy cream
1 cup of sugar
40gr of corn flour
1 egg
3 egg yolks
1 vanilla bean or 1 tablespoon of vanilla extract

To garnish:
250gr whipping cream
1 tsp. dusting sugar
(masticha liquor - optional)
Various nuts (almonds, pistachios, walnuts, pecans and hazelnuts work best)

Procedure

First we begin making the syrup. Add all ingredients in a pot and when it allow it to boil for 10 minutes only after you see it begin boiling. In a glass Pyrex baking dish we place the tsoureki slices and are careful not to leave any open spaces or holes anywhere. The bottom has to be completely covered. Once the syrup is done we spoon the syrup over the tsoureki slices until it is completely absorbed and we sprinkle the bottom of the dish with a handful of nuts and some cinnamon powder. Our base is done.

In a separate bowl we begin mixing our eggs with the sugar. until they turn white and thick in consistency (about ten minutes). We add the corn flour, and continue mixing. We then warm our milk. Once it gets hot -BUT HAS NOT YET BOILED - we mix half of the liquid into the egg mixture very, very slowly. We then take the other half of the milk mixture, add our cream, and vanilla and place back on the burner. As soon as they begin to boil we slowly add the egg mixture to the pot of milk. and we lower the hear whisking continuously. The result will be a very delicate smooth creme. Take it off the heat and allow it cool for a little bit remembering to cover the pot because a crust will form on top of the custard. After about 10 minutes, cover it with plastic foil because the crust will harden and you want your custard to remain damp. When your custard is nearly at room temperature, then whip it up a bit, removing any pieces that might of formed a crust and spoon it over your the tsoureki in the baking dish. Place the dish in the refrigerator and allow it to set for at least 3-4 hours covered.

Before serving beat up some whipping cream. with sugar until you achieve a very thick consistency and add some liqor to flavor it. You can then slowly frost the custard cake (only on the top) with the whipping cream and garnish with the nuts. It is heaven.


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