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Amphipolis: Skopjans refer to Dorothy King as a “Greek whore”

The archeologist replied to the threats made by Skopjans with a sense of humor and sarcasm across her written lines: "I'd rather be a Greek whore than a Skopjedonian... sounds more fun" and added that "it's a pity they don't use the energy for something productive"

Newsroom December 9 10:40

American archeologist lashed out on Skopjans who according to her continuously attacking her through social media for her “name views”.

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One of her twits says:” Seriously? An idiot sending me threats because I’m a Greek whore hiding the truth about Skopje”.

Dorothy King continued expressing her rage “I’d rather be a Greek whore than a Skopjedonian… sounds more fun” and added that “Blocked a Skopedonian today, yesterday, another the day before…it’s a pity they don’t use the energy for something productive”.

A few days back the American archeologist made a reference to the allegations by some Skopjans who supported that Amphipolis is not Greek. Ms King  characterized these allegations  to be “ridicules”, which may be the reason that “fired” the wrath of Skopjans.

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