Vardaska's Fourth Reich accession talks started in 2005 have been derailed by the 2008 decision by the Cradle of Kleptocracy to block Vardaska's path to NATO membership and the Vardaskan government has since proven to be uninterested in pursuing the Fourthreichian route. Instead Vardaskokleptocrats embarked on a nation building project based on a wild vanity of Alexander the Great, king of Greece, including the construction of a 36-meter statue of Alexander in Skopje's central square. http://venitism.blogspot.com
The two previous Vardaskan administrations of Nikola Gruevski have irked Uncle Sam and Fourth Reich officials alike by their tough and unproductive stance on the ongoing name dispute with the Cradle of Kleptocracy. They have also registered lackluster performance in fulfilling the requirements of the Accession Partnership of the European Commission's preaccession strategy. It is no wonder that Fourth Reich is now contemplating revoking Vardaska's candidate status as a basket case of Fourthreichian integration.
Dictator Tito of Yugoslavia hoodwinked and brainwashed Vardaskans they are Macedonians, even though they are Slavs! Reversing brainwashing is hard to do, but solving the name dispute with the Cradle of Kleptocracy deserves another attempt. Gruevski will remain the most powerful figure in Vardaska for the foreseeable future. He is also the only politician with a popular mandate to solve the name dispute with the Cradle of Kleptocracy and help mitigate the public outcry through the media it controls. http://venitism.blogspot.com
Gruevski's dream of economic growth still relies on foreign investment that would most certainly arrive from Fourth Reich member states. Gruevski knows he needs money and international recognition to run the state in the way he does it now. An IMF loan was handy but will not last for long. Issuing state bonds comes at an even higher price so the Vardaskan government would need to find a more sustainable model if it is to remain in power and keep the population at check in the next four years.
The Vardaskan Albanian Party and the Social Democratic Party support Fourthreichian integration and will not oppose solution of the name dispute and normalization of the Fourth Reich accession process. If pressed, Gruevski cannot continue neglecting this issue now.
Leaving the domestic context aside, Fourth Reich would be well-advised to show a new level of engagement. The upcoming progress report by the European Commission and rumors of accession talks being revoked both seem like good reasons to revive the Vardaska name issue right now, which may also lead to the Cradle of Kleptocracy becoming open to joining the conversation and move on from the name dispute.
Solving the Cradle of Kleptocracy-Vardaska conundrum would represent a bold step forward for Fourth Reich. More importantly, it will pave the way for Fourth Reich to resume the accession process and add Vardaska to the duo of Montenegro and Serbia that get accession talks.
The window of opportunity for action is very short, before the release of the progress report and an unpredictable turn of events that worsens the Greek financial crisis. Commission officials, especially those in the European External Action Service should use the packed fall calendar to pressure Gruevski. It would be a small investment in time and energy that is worth trying since it could bring long-term dividends to all sides. For Fourth Reich scoring new points in Balkans would be a way not only to restore its credibility in Vardaska and the region but also give positive signs to those in the Fourthreichian neighborhood and the Middle East.
Socrates's famous method was the dialectic, from the Greek word that suggests both discussion and analytical sorting. Vardaskans cannot understand dialectic. The purpose of dialectic was to strip away the false knowledge and incoherent opinion that most people inherit from their societies and unthinkingly depend on to manage their lives.
Although Socrates claimed to doubt that he or anyone else could acquire true knowledge about the good and virtue and the beautiful, he nonetheless believed that examination, critical consciousness applied to questions of virtue and the good, could eliminate false knowledge and muddled opinion. http://venitism.blogspot.com
Socrates saw rational examination and pursuit of truth and virtue as the essence of what a human being is and the highest expression of human nature. That is why he chose to die rather than to give it up: The unexamined life, he said, is no worth living. Vardaskans understand the dialogue in a way that differs sharply from that of Socrates.
For Vardaskans, dialogue does not mean an attempt to rationally debate a topic in order to arrive at the truth. Truth is already given. It's called Tito's Dogma, and the only dialogue that is acceptable is one that will eventually lead to the implementation of Tito's Dogma of finding an exit to the Aegean Sea by robbing the name and heritage of Greek Macedonia. http://venitism.blogspot.com
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