Greek FM: We approve of Makedonija, but not the English version

What the modern “Greeks” really are?

“The real Greeks disappeared even before the Slavic tribes arrived in the Balkans. Greeks had integrated into the Roman population. Slavic tribes settled near the Roman cosmos, and were Christianized by the Eastern Roman Empire. Their integration, following this event was inevitable. Roman (Byzantine) rulers could as well be South Slavs. Constantine, the last Roman Emperor was a typical example of the above. His mother, Helena Dragash was a Slav, from Kumanovo, modern day Republic of Macedonia, and his father, Manuel was a Roman (Byzantine) from Mystra, modern day Greece. Roman Emperor Flavius Heraclius Augustus, who was of Armenian origin, introduced the use of the Hellenic language to the Roman Empire in 620 AD. Previously and for 800 years, the state spoke mostly Latin language. It is a well-known fact that, when the Great Powers conferred Greece its conditional independence from the Ottoman Empire with the London Protocol of 1832, they had committed a serious mistake. The populations of the newly created state whose territory comprised of the Peloponnese and the lands south of Thessaly spoke mainly Arvanite (an Albanian dialect). Athens was indeed an Arvanite village. This had created a paradox. Although the so called ‘Greek’ revolution against the Ottomans was conducted by Orthodox Christians subjects to the Rum Millet (Roman Nation) of the Ottoman Empire, such populations being Arvanite, Slavic, Vlach, Armenian, Bulgarian (or simply Roman (Romioi) of Anatolia and the Middle East), it was only the educated people of the Millet that spoke and were capable of understanding Greek. Even the ones that spoke ‘Greek’, saw their language as ‘Romaic’, which they knew was different to the old Greek language, as the two were not mutually intelligible. Thus, newly established Greece was indeed a country with a Bavarian King and an Arvanite-speaking Romaic population with Ottoman habits! Finally, it is not a coincidence that the ‘Greek’ revolution was not declared in Greece! The ‘Greek’ Revolution of 1821 was declared in Jasi (Iasion), in North Eastern Romania (Moldavia), by Romanian Prince Alesandru Konstantinovici Ipsilanti.
CONCLUSION: THE MODERN GREEKS HAVE NOTHING IN COMMON WITH THE ANCIENT HELENES EXCEPT THE LANGUAGE AND EVEN LESS WITH THE ANCIENT MACEDONIANS.

And what does VMRO DPMNE and SDSM say to that??? Has anyone asked them?