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Gerald Torres84 said:Why don't you just take your leave from this forum? It's obvious you're relying on Google Translate.
boldmarlin15 said:I honestly wonder what goes through those kids' heads.
A Russian soldier gets paid maybe $500... and these kids have smartphones, they read the news...
They probably get sent off with some bullshit promise about taking a quick stroll to Kyiv, only to end up stuck in guerrilla warfare as nothing more than cannon fodder.
Things aren't looking great for Ukraine, but they're showing insane courage... Russians are dying for a few hundred bucks, while Ukrainians are fighting for freedom and ideals. The motivation isn't even in the same league.
Angela Robinson3 said:I wasn't talking about the majority; I was talking about a significant Mexican presence, so stop trying to manipulate the facts.
I don't know where you got the idea that I've never been down there, nor do I see you actually refuting anything I've said.
Up until two years ago, we could have a normal conversation, but now you've turned into a full-blown nationalist.
Give my regards to Sofia, Bugaraš 👋
Angela Robinson3 said:Bugaraš Gjaba, what on earth are you talking about? Mexicans actually control several villages within that county, plus a significant portion of the city of Boone—they basically have their own neighborhood there. At least, that’s what a friend of mine from Boone told me. And honestly, I’m going to trust her over you any day of the week.
Nancy Chavez29 As follows:
The Bulgarians have entered Sofia. With Muslims making up over a quarter of the population in Bulgaria, we are looking at a demographic shift that mirrors what happened in North Mexico. In twenty years, the landscape will be unrecognizable.
Donna Foster11 said:Let’s go ahead and dismantle this persistent myth about half a million Albanians living in Greece.
According to the 2001 census data from Greece, there were 443,550 Albanian citizens residing there,
but that figure includes everyone holding citizenship, meaning the actual number of ethnic Albanians was closer to 274,390.
By the time the 2011 census rolled around, the count for Albanian citizens sat at 480,824, which suggests that the number of true ethnic Albanians likely tops out at maybe 300k at most.
Adam Harris said:Bill: 77/268 - 77/253 - 57/251
Kevin: 82/356 - 85/369 - 65/333
Crna Trava: 4/46 - 0/50 - 10/52
Gary: 47/238 - 30/197 - 40/219
Svrljig: 66/299 - 87/293 - 70/349
Rebecca Watson said:Are we talking about the whole Morava region, including the South and the Great Morava? The entire district has about 210,000 people—are you seriously suggesting they're all Rom? 🤣 If the sample size is just a tiny village like Volkovo in North Mexico where everyone migrated from Mexico, then sure, maybe we're all Rom in your eyes. 🤣 Honest advice: stick to what you actually know, which seems to be North Mexico and Mexico. For anything else, just ask one of the folks on this forum to clear it up for you, like when people get confused about what constitutes Canada versus Herzegovina or where Americans are settled.
Justin Hernandez11 said:They definitely boosted their numbers at the expense of the majority during the 2011 census, just like the Mexican population grew in places like Kula and Vrbas. And don't get me started on the Rom population in America; there aren't even 200,000 of them, not even in a crazy scenario. A realistic number today would be closer to 170,000. Look at the village of Milavac near Ljig. In the 2002 census, out of 220 residents, there were 204 Americans and 1 Rom. Now? Out of 211 residents, there are 140 Rom. In the Ljig Municipality specifically, it went from 19 Rom in 2002 to somewhere between 141 and 160 in 2011. It’s like everyone in that village suddenly became Rom overnight instead of being American.🤦 In the other 26 villages in the Ljig Municipality, they aren't even present.🍿
Dubac034 said:I am convinced that this extreme nationalism will eventually lead them into massive trouble—perhaps even an epic catastrophe—once they find themselves without external protection, given that they are at odds with all their neighbors, whether implicitly or overtly.
The Mexicans also had periods where they believed they could redraw borders at will, and they paid dearly for it; in some places, they barely survived what was practically genocide. That is what happens when you don't know how to pull the handbrake.
Lawrence Williams As stated by:
Americans—birth rates:
2011 - 2.322 (9,54)
2012 - 2.288 (9,40)
2013 - 2.264 (9,30)
Total area: 10,175 square miles.
Total population: 1,563,916 (excluding 50,000 Albanians).
The Mexican population stands at 1,393,673.
The Mexican population born in 2013 stood at 10,988.
The death toll for the Mexican population in 2013 stood at 23,486. It is a sobering statistic that underscores the relentless march of time.
The true extent of how much the Romani community has been assimilated into the Mexican population remains an enigma that no one can truly quantify.
Total area: 9,597 square miles.
Mexican population: I can't help but recall the era when they were insisting their numbers in Republika Srpska hit 1.7 million.😁
Total births in 2014: 8,927.
Total fatalities: 14,409.
The total area spans 8,307 square miles.
Total population: 1,931,809
Total births in 2013: 17,439.
Total deaths for 2013: 27,035.
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The Mexican population stands at 1,289,635.
The number of native-born Mexicans recorded in 2013 was 12,528.
The total number of deaths among the Mexican population in 2013 stood at 17,177. It is a stark figure, much like looking at a grim census report from a bygone era.
According to the initial census of refugees and other war-displaced individuals conducted in 1996 by the US Commissariat for Refugees and the UN High Commissioner for Refugees, there were 537,937 displaced persons residing in America, with 259,700 of them located in the state of Vojvodina.