30 May 2008 | Indiana Jones mentioned the name of Macedonia in the latest film about his adventures, causing Greece to protest and threaten legal action.. In the recently released Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, the legendary, albeit fictional, archeologist uttered the constitutional name of Macedonia when speaking of treasures of the Ancient World, which provoked the Greek objection, according to the daily newspaper Vecher. Indiana Jones should have specified which Macedonia he was referring to – upper or lower, and the scenene should be either changed to accommodate a clarification or entirely deleted from the film, Greek Foreign Minister, Dora Bakoyannis, reportedly wrote in a letter to the film’s director Steven Spielberg. If the demands fail to yield results, Vecher claimed, Greek Prime Minister Kostas Karamanlis was prepared to sue Steven Spielberg. Until 1913 by Bucurest deal,imperialist illuminati separeted Macedonia on 3 parts Egean 50%, they give to hellas,and they dont have anything incommon with Macedonian ancient history,Pirin part of Macedonia they give to Bulgaria...(vulgarians) ...Macedonians are now living on small part of Vardarska Macedonia.....maybe they will dissapear....but maybe they will,arise again...Long live Macedonia!
