I feel very sorry for Greece and Macedonia. They are the scapegoats for Merkels absurd open invite to these invaders, and Greece already had enough problems.
We must let Greece wither on vine Tilly, Greece tragically is going to have to be sacrificed.....the main aim is to save Mitteleuropa and to do this, Greece is going to have to fall, I feel bad for the Greeks, but we must think of the hundreds of millions of our peoples and not just one group of peoples.
Macedonians are tough, don't forget Alexander The Great was Macedonian, his spirit will be guiding his people through this....and we ALL stand with the Macedonians here.
Albania needs to be slapped, because Albania now needs to be forced to close it's borders, with the news from Budapest, all we need now is Tirana to close it's two borders - one with Greece, one with Macedonia - and then the Muslim savages are COMPLETELY trapped between Bulgaria and Macedonia.
Albania a weak and poor nation, let's bully them big time into closing those two borders.
Traitor Bitch Merkel isn't the only bully in town anymore.
Seems like the Albanians are quite keen on migrating to Germany too.
Ad campaign in Albania: German embassy warns against ‘economic asylum’
By
Matthias Meisner |
Der Tagesspiegel | Translated By
Erika Körner
26 June 2015 at 09:32:22 BST (updated: 9 February 2016 at 16:00:37 GMT)

The Roma minority in Albania is heavily discriminated against.
[Attila Hargitay/Flickr]
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Germany is a main target country for Albanian asylum seekers. Now, the German embassy in Tirana is warning potential refugees in Albanian newspapers of traffickers and profiteers.
Der Tagesspiegel reports.
“Ne Gjermani nuk ka Azil ekonomik,” is in capital letters on the ads that appeared in six large Albanian newspapers this week – “no economic asylum in Germany”. The large-scale campaign is Germany’s reaction to the growing flood of asylum seekers from Albania. In six papers, including the most widely read
Shekulli and
Shqip, the German embassy in Tirana is warning Albanians of “scrupulous profiteers” who “spread fairytales of asylum granted, employment and apartments in Germany out of greed for profit”.
The campaign resembles one launched by Austria in February in Kosovar media. Sizeable waves of people are also fleeing from Kosovo and other Western Balkan countries to Europe. But by now, Albania has become the “main problem country” among German asylum authorities. The number of asylum applicants is growing rapidly. The acceptance quota is exceptionally low. Last year, the so-called protection rate was at 2.2% and so far this year it is only at 0.6%.