When I began I had a deal of respect for the people of Greece. I am well aware of the debt that we owe to the ancient Greek teachers, including the teacher of Alexander the Great, Aristotle. Aristotle defined the methods of modern science. However, my respect faded when confronted by the transparency of the lies of Greek propaganda, and by my discovery of the viciousness with which they have dealt with Slavic Macedonians since they invaded Macedonia eighty years ago.
Objectivity is difficult in the face of the brutal denial of human rights.
Both of them have been deprived and tormented. You would think that this matter could be dealt with quite simply, by referring to such historical experts. Not surprisingly, the Greek experts almost inevitably take a line that is nationalistic. Sometimes they go to such extremes that other historians ridicule their conclusions. I will give some examples later on.