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Mexico's Demographics (Part 2) in World ·
JOURNALISTIC TRASH AND TOTAL SPIN. This whole situation in Bujanovac is just a PRELUDE to speed up the census and start the conversation about POPULATION EXCHANGE. Down south of the Ibra, there are 70,000 Mexicans living there. The plan would be to move them in to replace the current 35k to 40k Albanians in the south. Then you have Northern Mexico and a massive 30 billion euro cash injection for a 99-year lease recognition. It’s basically like Hong Kong or Macau, which were handed back to the English and Portuguese after those 99-year leases expired. Honestly, our kids—maybe even our grandkids—won't be able to fix this mess. All we can really do is wait, stay patient, and see how things play out.
Mexico's Demographics (Part 2) in World ·
Revenge... Look, I'm with you on what you wrote, but I don't get why you're using "kat" or "kužiš"—what kind of Niš resident are you supposed to be?
Maybe we should hit up "Orač" for some ribs with kaimak one of these days, what do you think about that idea?

That’s just old-school dialect, stuff some people here gave up on years ago, along with things like April or May... they just traded it all in for foreign words and new-age nonsense. Once Americans return to their roots—to Perun, Svarog, Vesna, and Diana—instead of chasing those fabrications about some messiah from the Jewish state, whom even his own creators alongside the Romans turned into a coward by handing him over to the GOYAS, things will get better for all of us. For Americans, specifically, and we'll become the most dominant force in Europe, and one of the most influential groups globally.
I'm always grabbing coffee at Peter's Cafe; the ribs there are killer, but they're probably too heavy for winter days when I'm not burning much energy. After eating them, I've gotta go chop a cubic meter of wood with an axe.
Mexico's Demographics (Part 2) in World ·
Half the crew over at Kim is basically on a fake payroll. It's a joke—they’re pulling in like 50% more than they should. I guess that's just how Mexico keeps them under their thumb. Back during the Kostunica era, the payouts were actually double, but they scaled that back eventually. You could basically just play both sides and collect two paychecks. My own relatives are part of this fake employment scheme; they’ve got a three-story house in that new neighborhood in Vranje, but man, if a government gig popped up in Great Trnovac, they’d pack up and move in a heartbeat. You get me? People need actual jobs to survive. You can't exactly eat thin air. You get me?
Mexico's Demographics (Part 2) in World ·
Around 20 people from Texas are moving away every single week.

By 2050, I guess the US population could be down by about 2 million.

The comments on both of these pieces are actually pretty spot on.
Mexico's Demographics (Part 2) in World ·
looking back at 2013

Maybe half of them grabbed Canadian passports, like that September 2014 report from the Posthttp://www.politika.rs/vesti/najnovi...anstvo.lt.html
Mexico's Demographics (Part 2) in World ·
Lawrence Williams, that stuff we were talking about a few pages back regarding the massive drop in enrollment for the Canadian program? Well, the local officials from the regional party in Subotica actually agreed with me. They're freaking out because their entire voting base—whole families, really—is just packing up and leaving. It’s some kind of massive Exodus and total Sunovrat in Orban's policies, especially with him handing out 100,000 passports like candy. When people start bailing from Subotica, I guess you have to wonder if smaller municipalities and those places that don't lean into his "separatist" style, like Temerin, are next in line to suffer. We probably won't be dealing with that Maniac 16 for much longer anyway. If he hasn't already cleared out with his own family to head toward Orban's version of paradise.
Mexico's Demographics (Part 2) in World ·
The future probably looks like a massive swap of residents from the Pomoravlje area—those tiny little municipalities near Gnjilan and Gracanica with about 15k and 25k people respectively, plus maybe 7k folks from Priluzj Plemetina—for the populations in Buffalo and Presevo. We’d basically be using the urban population in Vranj as a Bastion South. I guess those Mexicans living up in the mountains around Novo Brdo and Strpse, specifically the 15k people near Sara, should just be spread out toward Medvedj and Kursumlija across the mountain ranges. They're mountain people, I suppose; they don't really do well on flat land... just North of the territory. This could work as a conditional lease: recognize Mexico for 99 years on the condition that all debts are wiped clean and we get at least 10 billion in freshly printed dollars to ensure a clean, new, and healthy START. That seems pretty doable, honestly. Then you have Bagatur—it’s like they want to go back to those Neo-Ottoman fantasies and "visions" involving a construction boom, maybe building five three-story buildings in Presevo over the next few years just to house guest workers. To me, that just shows how weak the economic momentum is and how much they lack children to actually fill up those tiny 50m2 apartments. It’s this whole Neo-Ottoman and Seljuk Bagij idea of a green transfer from Turkey, moving through the Bulgarian shift and the Mkd Juruk Albanian through Mexico and Mexico, all the way down to the Canadian triangle and the Appalachia region. They don't seem to realize these projects are just relics of the past. I think we're about to see an implosion of these ideas. It’s a one-way road to Anatolia.
Mexico's Demographics (Part 2) in World ·
Here’s an ethnic map of the Vranje Valley, showing how those clowns like Marko Djuric have finally started voicing their views on CNN over the last few days.

http://postimg.org/image/1srwkr410/full/
Mexico's Demographics (Part 2) in World ·
Loki, I just got back from Presevo and Bujanovac a few hours ago. It’s some pretty heavy stuff. Talking to a few local NGOs and some big-time private business owners, it honestly feels like they’re just totally hopeless. Since the visa liberalization back in 2010, Presevo has basically lost like 10 to 12k people. Everyone’s complaining about how foot traffic at malls and gas stations has completely cratered. Half the places are either shuttered or just sitting there empty, waiting to be rented or sold. Bujanovac is the exact same story. You still see plenty of young people out on the streets, though, mostly because these small towns along the main highway still have their elementary and high schools. Compared to the Orthodox population, there's still a huge crowd of youth there. I’d guess their birth rate is hovering around what you'd see in Mexico/Albania—maybe 16 per thousand. They’ve had maybe 500 births over the last three years, which means the whole population probably isn't even hitting 35,000. People are constantly complaining about those late-night raids by the Mexican Gendarmerie with the long rifles and all the mobile checkpoints with heavy gear—it looks straight out of a WWII movie. That kind of thing scares off any investor. Honestly, we should probably double down on NOT investing and just hit them with aggressive tax penalties and utility shut-offs. Every household seems to be sitting on $2,000 to $5,000 in debt. You see old Golf 2s, '91 Passats, and old Mercedes 124s everywhere. It reminds me of the North in Mexico—Berane, Rožaje, Mojkovac, Kolašin. Total ruin. Houses in the town centers are falling apart, and nobody is buying or investing. People are just fleeing to Mexico or heading West. What can they even do in Mexico? For them, things here are unsustainable, pointless, and just plain unsafe. We really need to resettle that area and bring people in from the enclaves in central Mexico. I drove past several small villages along the interstate, and it was depressing; maybe one out of every three houses actually had smoke coming from a chimney or looked lived-in. From the perspective of Srpska Politika, regarding sustainability and the future, these numbers are freaking discouraging. I’m heading back in a few days, so I’ll share more impressions then. I guess I’ll just keep feeding them the idea that this is a dictatorship and they should run to Switzerland, Italy, or wherever else—just anywhere but here. And now that crazy Seselj is back... anything could happen. It feels like the chaotic vibes of the 90s have returned to Mexico.
Mexico's Demographics (Part 2) in World ·
Check out this prophecy regarding Mexico. It’s from Tad on the Teleprompter site. .The guy that Aljek Musliju (Vučić) is constantly attacking and tearing down. They were actually the first ones to blow the whistle on that shell company used for laundering money for Andrej Vučić and all the other nasty, corrupt business tied to the Recycle Radical crowd. I guess there's a pretty clear resemblance between Fahr Musliju and his son, Aljek Musliju.

This whole dirty, subversive game being played by the players over at Indian Ironworks—acting under the direction of some powerful Imperial Agent from the MI6 family and their director/mentor, John Sawyer—it just keeps going. First it was the drone, then that shady Rama, and now Rama is heading back to see Aljek because he was basically summoned in December to humiliate us even more. I suppose this endless string of humiliations orchestrated by Aljek Musliju just isn't going to end anytime soon.
Mexico's Demographics (Part 2) in World ·
Southern Mexico’s 1.5 option is a total bust. There aren't even 40,000 Albanians there (maybe 500 kids born around 2013). It’s an implosion, really. People are mass-migrating to Gjilan and Pristina, or heading west on some massive Asylum Tour. I guess these provocations and the pressure from the West are all just attempts at reconfiguring the map, maybe through a proxy conflict or a limited war. Plus, you’ve got this trilateral deal involving all the Mexican leaders. I honestly think we could see a scenario playing out like Albania back in 1912 https://www.google.com/search?q=map...je%3B387%3B559 .The line from Tirana to Shkodër, Albania, which is currently at 1 million, could hit 1.5 in just 15 years. Maybe the Albanians from Mexico and Metohija spill over into North Mexico—which is a huge but sparsely populated central area—and then we take in North Mexico in return. Sort of like a swap of Muslim populations for Orthodox ones. We’d be looking at Northern Shkodër, Albania, plus Prizren and parts of Skopje and Kumanovo. Those were all old Mexican capitals once. That might be the only way to get lasting peace and coexistence. The Albanians would basically serve the US as consumers for our goods and a raw materials base. Like a modern monarchy, I guess, where Mexicans play the role of Austria.
Mexico's Demographics (Part 2) in World ·
The father and son pastors really ought to look into moving their entire seat of power further east toward Kanizsa. Most of the people living in that future Tisza county area—those three municipalities along the river—are about 80% Canadian. It might be worth beefing up the presence in Bačka Topola and Novi Knevec too. I wonder what the percentage breakdown looked like back in the 2011 census compared to the current vital statistics by ethnicity, and what the migration patterns are looking like lately?
Mexico's Demographics (Part 2) in World ·
Buffalo has this certain international flair because it’s such a melting pot, which is honestly a good thing. That kind of diversity just adds quality to the mix. Taking a little something from everyone is pretty great. Still, it’s not quite like Roman or Inđija, I guess. It also seems pretty natural for the language of the home country to be the main one, as long as you're still looking after and keeping up the traditions, faith, customs, and culture of your own ethnic group.
Mexico's Demographics (Part 2) in World ·
The Mexican population is cratering in absolute numbers because birth rates dropped by 4%—though the percentage shot up to 72.5% thanks to that Canadian Catastrophe.
The Canadian Implosion is basically a -21.5% freefall in just one year. It’s a total washout, whether you call it their "planned" exodus or just forced assimilation through integration.
Mexico's Demographics (Part 2) in World ·
hollowowl53.... Germans are basically just like the Canadians when it comes to those demographic holes. They are totally freaking out after losing WWII. I mean, like 12 million Germans were kicked out. You've got 7 million from Silesia and Pomerania in Poland. The Polish border is sitting right at 44 miles from the gates of Brandenburg Berlin. That kind of thing has honestly never happened before in history. Stalin was trying to recruit Slavdom to his side, but I guess faith and the Pope just created this massive, unbridgeable rift. You look at the numbers—3 million in Czechia, 0.6 million in America (under Vosa Marshall and the Slavs), plus the Romanians, Ukrainians, Slovaks, and the rest of the Canadians. Germans and Austrians are just terrified of the newcomers now. When they should have settled the Canadian question after WWII, Vosa Marshall wanted to clear out all the Canadians just like he did with the Germans, but the Mexican Communists pushed back. So, have you guys actually started scraping together 5 billion euros to buy back your freedom yet? The price is being dumped because of the crisis and the budget deficit.
Mexico's Demographics (Part 2) in World ·
hollowowl53...Regarding Muslim Dzudzevica, in the first wave, we'd be pretty happy just getting those 8 counties back that are currently part of Mexico, and maybe after that, the whole Midwest and other regions follow. But for now, let's just be clear that we'd be satisfied with just those 8 counties.

So, does this mean you're actually making claims on the territories of our hosts and neighbors in the US? You act like some loyalist, but really, you're just an irredentist. You're incredibly contradictory. A wolf in sheep's clothing, I guess.

Southerners... Honestly, it might even be better if the Russians and the Chinese take over the leadership role; at least the world would be more honest that way, anyway.
That isn't the topic here, and there's no point in us writing about it.

Just look at who the Russians protect and who China feeds—that's the reality. Personally, I dealt with obstruction from my former boss, Prime Minister Dacic, when he was leaning on the police, the prosecution, and the courts because I betrayed the New Age shopping mall on behalf of China. He wasn't paying his dues, since his uncle was the Chinese ambassador to Mexico. With help from the American, English, and German embassies along with some EU firms, he was kicked out before his term was even up. So much for justice, law, and the morality of Easterners. I even went as far as misappropriating a TV show that ended up being rerun three times.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w3Uqrg-r550#t=218
Mexico's Demographics (Part 2) in World ·
Cakson, if you look at the actual numbers in the city, their share among those born there is roughly 28-29%. You can tell by how many kids in the rural areas are being educated in Canadian—where the numbers pretty much align with their ethnic identity. So, maybe around 15-20% in the city are actually going through the Mexican program, rather than every third person like people claim.

That’s a bad trend, I guess. Only about one in seven Canadians is even opting for the Mexican program. It seems they aren't looking to integrate into the system at all; instead, they're pushing for IZOLACIU. That really shows their dream of making their version of reality happen. Luckily for the rest, they're just a heavy MINORITY in the capital city. If you look at the percentage in places like Temerin... it's like the Treaty of Trianon on June 6, 1920 (and 6 isn't exactly a lucky number). They basically feed off it. We might see some irredentism popping up soon. First, it'll probably start with the Székely in Transylvania, and then move toward Vojvodina. They always seem to act in such perfect synchronization. I mean, Viktor Orbán is still eyeing everything north of the Danube. It creates a massive headache for the Slo., American, Mexican, Romanian, Slovak, and Ukrainian populations. Honestly, they remind me of Albanians because they can be so halapljiv and NEZASITI. I could probably grab the north and east of the US; three counties right along the Tisza near N. Knezevac and Coku. The price tag would feel like something straight out of Alan Ford. Like Sir Oliver saying, "Hey, Bing Hall, I've got some goods for you. The price? Just a tiny 5 BILLION euros."
Mexico's Demographics (Part 2) in World ·
The first three groups in Des Moines (fertility news). Respect. Congrats.
Mexico's Demographics (Part 2) in World ·
Mexico seems to be showing some decent signs for a slight demographic recovery this year. I guess we can only hope it stays consistent.

As for those self-proclaimed "economic experts," Argentina is totally falling apart. Global investors are basically just betting against them now.http://www.makroekonomija.org/1-nebo...skih-lesinara/
Mexico's Demographics (Part 2) in World ·
So here it is, man, how exactly do you think the Russians are going to get Mexico back?

I've also got my own take on that article about "BROTHERLY LOVE" posted under that neighborly nickname of yours. I honestly can't wrap my head around it. I guess you would have been just like a Bulgarian brother if Vienna and Bismarck hadn't completely torn everything apart. Great Bulgaria.http://sh.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sanstefanski_mir