Find a flaw
>protip: you cant
Find a flaw
Jose Wilson
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Bentley Hill
Post some Bulgarian ladies. I tried finding em. All of em were ugly af
Ethan Clark
Gypsies.
Jordan Peterson
Turk
Leo Morris
i approve
Hunter Morgan
>giving land to alboshits
kys
Brody Myers
Still turkys bitch
Nathan Sanchez
Turkey still excists
Albania still excists
Nathan James
No flaws, best enclave of Turkey ever.
Ian Clark
Of Turkey never in fact
Ian Roberts
Bulgaria is not a real country.
Alexander Johnson
is "never" bulgarian for 500 years?
Chase Brown
Show me Turkey on the map during those 500 years
Jayden Wilson
Your a half greek soy boi
your a turk rape baby
Oliver Brown
>hidden flag
Into the trash it goes
James Turner
if you're balkan you're a turk rape baby.
Lol. "It wasnt turkey it was ottoman empire"
Jason Fisher
Here my flag fuck boi
your still a greek soy boi
Evan Brooks
>Find a flaw
You still have not regained Edirne/Adrianople
Parker Sanders
West slavs are the slavic leaders.
Nolan Miller
I approve, gibsmedat. Will never happen though
Lucas Morales
Thats right, yes
Brandon Campbell
>of Bulgaria and Macedonia
>implying Macedonia is a state itself
Macedonia has been a Bulgarian province since the 9th century. You don't see a federation of Greece and Arcadia because Arcadia has always been a province of Greece.
Evan Hughes
>not tri moreta
shit tier
Brayden James
>if you're balkan you're a turk rape baby.
If you're a "turk" you're basically some kind of slav/greek/anatolian mongrel. Even your elite forces were converted slavs.
Jack Lewis
It doesn't include Constantinople.
Jose Robinson
Why? What is in there that is worth the effort?
No sea,no industry ,no natural resources worth mentioning.
What is the point?
Wyatt Gray
Oдpин*
Carson Kelly
10% muslims
Landon Long
I like it but you don't have a coast on Lake Prespa.
You've also increased the amount of Turks (already at 10% correct?) and gypsies.
They're also less developed but this can be fixed through brotherly unity and efforts made together.
I'd prefer it as a central state and not a federation however.
Good job OP, this is perhaps the first 'find a flaw' thread I've seen that isn't retarded.
John Peterson
This
Bulgaria no longer needs this territory. They have declining population. Why do Bulgaria needs extra territory when less people are there?
Lucas Hill
well the name is shit. just call slavgayloveria
Jaxson Mitchell
Macedonia is cute though
Owen Nguyen
>increased amount of turks
Its actually decreasing pretty quick
Lincoln Lopez
The flaw is Turkey still existing.
Cooper Price
Oh splendid. Reclaim Kardzhali when?
Sebastian Rivera
Good idea, most of FYROM needs to disappear and Bulgaria seems the first sensible option.
Cannot help but feel a small amount of south FYROM should go to Greece, as Greeks were ethnically cleansed out of the region by Tito after WW2.
Jordan Kelly
Oh look, its the country that called its colonies to help him fight us and still lost. LOL
Landon Reyes
>Cannot help but feel a small amount of south FYROM should go to Greece, as Greeks were ethnically cleansed out of the region by Tito after WW2.
The areas in orange where places dominated by Bulgarian population desu. South Macedonia is not Greek.
Kevin Thompson
If anything was to be given to Greece, it would be a greater coast on Lake Prespa and Bitola (or to Greeks, Monastir). I don't mind this, as the city would have been Greek, as during the Balkan Wars, the Greeks drew the Turks from the city, and likely would have defeated them, however a day later the Serbs attacked from the rear and captured the city.
Some groups claim the FYROM census is inaccurate, as some (albeit stubborn) Greeks continue to refer themselves under the regional demonym 'Macedonian', instead of the ethnic one, being Greek.
Can't really complain though, Greeks cucked the Bulgarians from Thessaloniki.
Xavier Wright
Man these are just San Stefano borders.
Alexander Phillips
Yes, the San Stefano treaty states that all territories inhabited mostly by Bulgarians should be given to Bulgaria.
Mason Collins
Mate they were generous to say the least, San Stefano was a tool used by the Russians to cripple the Ottomans, the Bulgarians were a pawn used to do this.
Adrian Ward
Good idea, OP. But you'd have to secede the far west to Albania and macedonian locals would lost their autonomy, witch is probably why they don't want it.
Julian Bennett
>Mate they were generous to say the least
So the people who went to these school were brainwashed turks and greeks right?
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Gavin Scott
I think you fucked up man, all these links are taking me to the Bulgarian 'edit wikipedia' page.
Landon Morales
Nice one, a*ssie. There are such pages on the English wiki as well so you can go and delete their contents as well.
Joseph Rodriguez
I'm serious man, get a screenshot for me then.
Although I can't read Bulgarian.
Or at least tell me them individually in English so I can look them up.
Nathaniel Cooper
>If anything was to be given to Greece, it would be a greater coast on Lake Prespa and Bitola (or to Greeks, Monastir).
Monastir/Bitola and the land closer to Lake Prespa was what I had in mind. Bulgarians not gaining Thessaloniki was a good thing.
>Greek land formerly owned by Turks, given to Bulgarians to be used as warm water ports by Russians later
>Bulgarians had a few public institutions like schools
>therefore it was rightfully ours
Treaty of San Stefano was unpopular for a reason, and it played a part in leading to Greeks and Bulgarians fighting each other in later wars.
Ayden Parker
>"wikipedia doesn't recognize an article with that name" for every single link
>posted it in Bulgarian so other can't realize what's happening
that's some elite pulling-shit-out-of-your-ass skills
Bentley Lewis
Ah thank you my Bulgar friend, I thought translate was fucking up more than usual.
William Reyes
>Find a flaw
Here's one: it's Bulgaria