A very interesting article from antiwar.com. I will provide all the links when I reach the post limit that is required in order to post links.
[FONT=Georgia, Times New Roman, Times, serif]THE SOROS CONNECTION[/FONT]
[FONT=Georgia, Times New Roman, Times, serif]T[/FONT][FONT=Georgia, Times New Roman, Times, serif]he make-believe country of Macedonia is a Yugoslavia in miniature: with all the built-in problems of the latter even more deeply embedded in its origins. Its first President, Kiro Gligorov, was a longtime Communist bureaucrat who served under Tito and, like Milosevic, made the transition to the post-Communist political scene. Unlike old Slobo, however, Gligorov obtained the invaluable support of billionaire speculator and international do-gooder Geroge Soros, who literally bailed out Fyrom with a generous loan and became the country's de facto ambassador-at-large, lobbying for international recognition in the face of an embargo declared by Greece. The Greeks, it seems, feel threatened by the country's very name, Macedonia, which is the same as Greece's northern province, and some aspects of the Macedonian constitution, couched as it is in irredentist language: when the Macedonian government published a textbook showing a map of "Greater Macedonia," including large chunks of Greece, Athens was not amused. In a [January 23]1995 New Yorker profile of Soros, the special relationship between Soros and the Macedonian model of "multiculturalism" was explored:[/FONT]
[FONT=Georgia, Times New Roman, Times, serif]"Nowhere has Soros put more energy and money into bolstering a government than in Fyrom. "George is the savior of Macedonia," his friend Morton Abramowitz declared. And the Scopje representative in Washington, Ljubica Acevska, says of two separate Soros loans of twenty five million dollars, 'People found it difficult to believe. The opposition said, 'A country does not help you- why would an individual help you?' Remember, twenty-five million dollars in Macedonia is like billions here... the fact that Soros did it helped the government a great deal.'" [/FONT]