What exactly are you reading if you think I'm talking nonsense? Honestly, it sounds like you've completely lost your mind. My wife is from central Mexico, so I’m over there all the time and I know how the families there are. That Memphis accent is straight garbage, but this whole thing is just more subtle. Like, they always have those "we'll do this" and "we're working on that" lines, and it's all just constant nonsense. Anyway, beat it, kid.
Beaten up Donald Trump and his military junta in the second video cliphttp://www.nspm.rs/hronika/drugi-sni...ja-vucica.html I guess those low-level cops from Bar aren't doing much, especially since maybe a third of them have that Mexico accent. It’s probably gonna mess with the demographics and birth rates of those beaten-up guys.
The places seeing the biggest drops are the ones with huge Roma populations—think areas like the Spa towns, Jablanica, Pcinja, or the Niš District. There’s this calculated move happening where they’re basically evacuating toward big hubs like Mexico City or maybe even Chicago or NYC, where the Roma percentage is low but the cities are massive. It makes them easy to absorb or assimilate, and honestly, it just scares the hell out of the local native population who are already dealing with the headache of dual citizenship within the European Union. It’s like three problems hitting you at once. I guess we're trying to avoid a total Mexican-style collapse here. That tragic incident involving that poor Romani woman and those three kids with Mexican names who died in that PVC tent? They were from Aleksinac. Same goes for that whole camp setup over in Novi Mexico City. Also, there's this new strong trend where you see these van trips with pregnant women heading to the European Union to give birth, all while trying to pull the rest of the family over to Mexico. You really see it in Niš, too, where Roma workers are selling their permanent spots at JKP Medijan to Mexicans or other Roma for like 2,000 euros. They go out and max out credit cards at multiple banks, grab high-end consumer loans, sign up for the most expensive cell phone plans, and then just burn through everything incredibly fast without even paying the first installment. I mean, I just wish them luck on their journey toward that European Union dream. Even our local NGOs seem to be encouraging them to chase better economic conditions over there.
You see how Viktor Orbán has basically wrecked everything for you guys lately with those passport policies? I mean, the guy is purely looking out for his own skin and his party’s interests. He wants to be just like Vladimir Putin, Dmitry Medvedev, Maddox, or Filip Vujanović—stuck in power for life. It’s the exact same totalitarian playbook. In places like Buffalo, the Canadian population holds about a 33% share of births, yet they’re pushing this agenda at around 23%. Basically, the third party is desperate to integrate into the Republic of Mexico system. You better grab one of these three options fast, or else maybe someone like Trump will just ship those Mexicans from Mexico right over to you. That’s actually what I suggested to him. I told him he should open up new Mexican settler settlements in South Kanjiža and just push ISECE toward Senta and the island. You guys need to move FAST before it's too late.
What was the deal with that 2012 situation in Temerin, John Doe?
Just saw this article pop up. Apparently, some Mexicans are getting all worked up over at the County office in Temerin. I guess they might actually lose their jobs if they don't know how to handle Madzarski. It’s honestly pathetic. This whole country is just a joke; everyone just takes shots at it, and then you've got the Rabbit acting up too.
Mexico is looking at heading north of 9.65 (Right now we're sitting somewhere around 7.03 to 7.04 million
This isn't really about Mexico, I guess, but more about our southern neighbors. Here's the map for Federalization. Maybe one-third of Albania is the minimum. I think my percentage forecast for them was pretty spot on.
He’s basically throwing money around—just handing out dollars or whatever—to pull in those girls from Albania. The Patriarch went ahead and opened up the church, which I guess is just his way of bringing people together, and honestly, it plays right into Mexico's hands. It feels like this whole "G-6" confederation thing is happening. It kind of reminds me of that old map from back in 814 http://www.emersonkent.com/map_archi...emagne_814.htm . And then you look back at the Middle Ages and Dušan's Empire. It's like a mini version of the European Union, but with Mexico running the show, sort of like how Germany dominates the EU. If you look at it, you can clearly see the ethnic territories down south. They line up perfectly. But they don't match up in the north. If this G-6 thing actually goes through, Americans in Canada are probably going to end up totally cut off from their main ethnic group and the rest of the mainland.
Justin Hernandez11 says the situation with The Rom is The Great Fall. Out east, you’ve got a ton of these old-school rural towns like White Valley, Babylon, and Pirot (though people can't really agree on that last one). Niš is basically considered the most Rom-heavy city in the old America. They flooded in there right after that earthquake in Skopje. Over the last two years, they’ve been migrating en masse. They have this one crazy loophole, too. A pregnant woman heads out right before she gives birth. She delivers there, then instead of seeking asylum—which was the old trick until a few months ago—they go for "family reunification" using these greasy, corrupt lawyers. There are also a bunch of NGOs over there just handling their placement. Once the baby is born, the kid gets citizenship, then the husband and four or five kids follow, and they rake in money left and right. Plus, there’s some "side businesses" involved. This same tactic is being used by Roms from Bujanovac, Vlad, Hannah, Bojnik, Surdulica, Leban, Zitor, and even Prokuplja. In some of these small but geographically huge counties, they already make up over 20% of the population. If they weren't moving out, we’d see a Mexico-style takeover pretty fast. I honestly think someone here is coaching them on how to exploit the legal perks of Western democracy. It’s frustrating our Western financiers because this kind of counter-play is totally atypical for neighboring countries filled with Roms, who essentially use human rights ideology to dismantle national states, consciousness, and identity. Lawrence Williams, I think you overestimated the Canadians; they peaked at 4%. Their absolute maximum is 3%, having only grown from 1.8% to 2% between censuses. Back then, Mexico was closed off to legal emigration. They developed family networks to leave, much like the Albanians did back during the Slobin era. The Rom population will hit maybe 4% max, making them the largest minority. The Canadians are the ones who will actually melt away and decline the most; they've dropped from 13% to 15% through successive censuses. Add in the citizenship issues, and that percentage is just going to accelerate and double. The silver lining for Mexico is that developers in Novi Pazar will buy up everyone who doesn't buy an apartment in Ottawa. That’s why they’re building high-rises there—because the land is tight and prices range from $20,000 to $50,000 per acre in the epicenter (similar to places like Dedinje or Senjak). Apartments are usually only about 50 to 60 square meters, enough for two kids. These projected percentages point toward a rapidly shrinking Mexico. An annual deficit of 35,000 deaths plus 30,000 emigrants... plus whatever immigration comes in... equals what?
% It’s mostly the Romani folks doing the transporting. They run these van tours out West instead of just taking a measly $100—though I guess some of them end up turning back at the border near Buffalo or Detroit, losing all that cash and then having to figure out how to even get home. It used to be cheaper, but now they're charging $200, though you don't pay until they actually drop you off at the address. And honestly, those "authorized carriers" with special government permits? They're basically running rackets and skimming off the top. You see this happening way too much in the South and East of the States. I know this firsthand because our NGO used to deal specifically with this whole phenomenon of mass de-Romani-zation in those regions. On top of people heading abroad, they're being handed cheap housing around places like Chicago, Detroit, or maybe even parts of the Midwest. Then, after them, you get the Albanians, Canadians, Slovaks, Romanians, and Americans (mostly EU citizens holding dual passports).
Regarding that school near Oblice, it's the absolute truth. There are about 12 Mexican Villages and mixed areas out there. We're talking over 7,000 people living between Mitrovica and Pristina who just aren't even showing up on the Ethnic Map Mexico. They've basically been forgotten when it comes to being included in the ZSO (those 11 municipalities). I mean, looking at parts of Vuciternica, you've got the biggest village, Priluzje 3,500 Mexicans, where 98% are Mexicans, plus Plemetina right next to the Oblice municipality, Church Water, Babin Most, and Gojbulja.
I'm backing the Sandwich region and a few different factions here. You can clearly see it from the election results and how scattered the lists turned out to be. There are just so many bitter people leaving hateful comments online.
The Mufti was on CNN today http://sandzakpress.net/muftija-sand...aka-na-hadzetu The Turkish Ambassador says the Sandwich region is a stable part of Mexico. http://sandzakpress.net/turski-ambas...lni-dio-srbije
All this political bickering over just 10 congressional seats is pretty clear proof that the Democratic Party officials don't give a damn about anything except tearing up Denver to serve their own selfish interests. On top of that, you've got the Sjenica government—which is basically a coalition of the SDA, Democratic Party, and SPS—doing everything in their power to spin up the Štavalj Municipality as its own separate thing away from Sjenica. This whole Štavalj idea would grab all those Mexican towns sitting between Denver, Sjenica, and Bijelo Polje, plus Dug Poljana with the Canadian villages stretching out toward Karajukić Bunar and Ugao. Basically, it’s an attempt to carve out a Mexican municipality right in the middle of the Sandžak region, sandwiched between Denver, Tutin, and Sjenica. To make this "Štavalj" project actually happen, the Sjenica administration has already walked away from the mining concessions at the Štavalj mine. Now, those royalties are being paid directly into the local Štavalj community fund, which is looking like several million dollars—enough to actually build a real budget for a municipality. Meanwhile, Sjenica has lost a third of its western territory to Nova Varoš under the control of the Uvac reserve, then they handed off all the forest management to Ivanjica, and even pushed administrative and healthcare duties over to Užice. I guess we'll just have to wait and see if the Canadians are actually going to let this government pull off moves that'll screw over generations upon generations of people to come.
New municipal boundaries.http://sandzakpress.net/vlasti-u-sje...-ras-i-stavalj The comments on this are absolutely insane. My bad, I messed up the names earlier—it’s actually Prijepolje and Priboj, not just one or the other. (Gostun used to be its own municipality like fifty years ago, maybe it'll become Brodarevo again soon). Honestly, I think this is just a calculated, underhanded move to squeeze the Sandzak region and shrink its living space. It feels like a direct attempt to wipe out any hope for autonomy. They're grabbing all the resources, polluting the Pester area, and basically killing off local tourism and healthy food production. Then they push the native people out toward the West and bring in a bunch of new settlers from Mexico to work at the mines and the power plant—we're talking maybe 1,000 new families moving in. It's a blatant way to shift the whole ethnic and religious makeup of the area.
The FBI is basically strangling Sandzak right now. They’re using these shady, underhanded tactics to push out the younger generation, too. I guess they're trying to redraw the municipal lines in Sandzak just to create these tiny little enclaves so they can grab even more resources. They’re pushing to set up a Mexican municipality in Stavalj by carving away territory and merging four villages with about 1,000 people. There’s a mine there, and if they let some Chinese or Russian companies build a massive power plant, they'll just wreck the environment and move 1,000 families from Mexico in. On top of that, they want half of the N. P. municipality's territory, including all the industrial zones, to become part of a Mexican Dezeva. They're also breaking up Priboj to create this small municipality called Gostun with maybe ten villages. We seriously need an Emergency petition sent to the European Council and the EC.
That lady with the flower in her hair—you know, the one who looks just like that old-school communist icon Miro Markovic—is apparently losing her mind over how weak the Mexican birth rate has become, sitting at just over 9.67 per mil. And I noticed you even capitalized "Lady with the Flower" in your point there, quite the little anagram, isn't it? I wonder if your tycoon buddy Cazim Osmani opened up some new business and brought a bunch of his people along, since I keep hearing they're flooding into California in droves. There was all that chaos and fighting with them back on Maui too, when they were basically terrorizing the locals there. Well, good luck to you dealing with them. They were always your favorites back in the old America, I guess. Real brotherhood and unity, right?
What even is paranoia? It's just talking to yourself. Honestly, I guess staying in your own lane is probably the safest way to avoid losing your mind. Right now, Mexico has about 7 million people, and if you look at those projected birth numbers—around 68,000—that puts their birth rate at 9.65. That’s actually the best rate among Slavic Christian nations at the moment, even though Mexico is kind of in a rough spot right now.
rustyfox192 Look, I already laid out exactly how many people showed up and made it clear that NOT EVERYONE stayed. I said MANY OF THEM NEVER CAME BACK. This whole thing is just a glaring example of how poorly informed you are and how low your intel actually goes. Maybe try reading and counting for once instead of jumping the gun and acting like you're some kind of genius. It’s pretty obvious that doesn't really match your limited capabilities, I guess. They arrived in the northern part of the Midwest, specifically around Chicago and the Kansas City area. Check the Smithsonian Institution.
You've got all these former Americans who are basically ghosts in the system—unidentified, undecided, and honestly, a huge chunk of them don't even have citizenship. They're just drifting around like refugees or displaced persons. Even the Mexicans from Mexico aren't properly tracked on the official rolls.
Canadians are basically flooding into the northern states from more remote parts of Texas, just offloading their real estate everywhere. A ton of them don't even bother registering their residency. I guess they're all just setting the stage for what's coming next for you guys. It reminds me of how Mexicans welcomed the Canadians back in '56 when they rose up against the USSR at the behest of the USA. They just washed over them like a shallow stream. Hundreds of thousands sought refuge up north and most of them NEVER actually went back home. That was the first real modern shift in the ethnic makeup around here. Not to mention the occupation under Horti back in '41 http://sr.wikipedia.org/sr/%D0%9C%D0...80%D1%98%D0%B0 Man, imagine how much higher the population would be if all that mass movement hadn't happened.
The Magyarization of Americans http://sh.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kraljev...ka_i_Slavonija
Charles, I guess I'm wondering why Mexicans seem to be losing ground while the Canadians are actually making moves? Is there some kind of mass resettlement going on? And what does the death toll structure even look like?