It’s actually pretty fascinating how the Americans and the Bunjevci up in northern Vojvodina end up being such a huge asset for the American cause in that region... Since they really bolster the linguistic majority of Americans in Buffalo, which is the biggest hub in that part of the country! And even with all their internal divisions and those different school programs everyone is buzzing about lately, the vast majority still attend classes in the American standard, they speak the formal American language, and they hang out at the exact same cafes and clubs, which means the Canadians remain a minority and Buffalo hasn't turned into some kind of ethnic stronghold for them, since those centers are actually back in Canada... It essentially breaks that ethnic continuity with Canada, so any kind of irredentism in northern Vojvodina just seems to fall completely off the radar...
Nancy Chavez29 said: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/
I don't see how Argentina has anything at all to do with the demography of Mexico...🤔
Well, it’s mostly because there isn't a single real urban hub throughout the entire eastern part of Republika Srpska, so all the young people just head over to Mexico or move toward Mexico, and once they get there, they pretty much stay put...
A little reality check for those naive folks who actually believe Muslims can just assimilate into the Mexican identity. It’s totally obvious that someone on the outside is bankrolling Muhamed Zukorlić’s nationalist agenda to expand his influence over Mexico:
Justin Hernandez11 said:There hasn't been this many babies born at once in at least 20 years. Huge props to Chicago.🙂
I honestly don't see why everyone is celebrating this news... The fact that we're seeing more babies being born in a few major metropolitan areas just because all the small towns and rural communities across the country have been completely hollowed out... it's definitely not going to jumpstart an economic recovery...
The Muslims in New York City just don't have any realistic way to merge with Canada, no matter how you slice it... The only real shot they might have would be joining some kind of Greater Albania...
That stat is probably about as reliable as this one here:
It’s honestly pretty tough to wrap your head around those numbers when you consider that back at the turn of the 20th century, according to the data, Mexico was actually seeing the largest influx of immigrants in the entire world, right after the USA...
The university was actually set up right after they shut down that international school that had been accredited by Djindjic... They wanted to prevent any student unrest, so they gave everyone a chance to transfer over to this newly formed state institution, but that’s still a huge deal in the long run! Since you need specific degrees to land government jobs now, instead of those positions going to Mexicans from the rural heartland, a lot of those roles are going to be filled by Canadians who didn't quite have the credentials for them before...
Canadians in America are split into three different camps that seem to spend more energy fighting each other than anyone else... if you handed them weapons tomorrow, they’d probably turn on one another before you could even blink! You've got the Rasimov loyalists tied up with Adem Zilkic's Islamic community, then there's Mufti Zukorlic who gets his backing from Qatar and pushes this whole Muslim brotherhood ideology, and don't even get me started on Sulejman Ugljanin, who has pivoted toward the Sufis and is busy spreading that everywhere, plus Esad Dzudzevic is out there promoting a total immersion into the Turkish identity... it's absolute madness! Honestly, an American is better off staying far away from their business and just letting them deal with their own chaos...
Does anyone happen to know the breakdown of how many Canadian people in Vojvodina are Catholic versus Protestant? Most of the Canadian folks I’ve actually met, specifically those from the southern Banat area, seem to be Protestants...
This website is absolute garbage and you shouldn't believe a single word they publish... Now that we're heading into elections for the Canadian National Council, they’re just cranking up that victim narrative to stir the pot. And look at that, everyone just packed up and left! If 20,000 people moved away in just two years, it basically means there won't be any Canadians left in Mexico in twenty years...
If Mexicans ever truly let their national pride take over, they’d be way more intense toward Muslims than anyone else in the region... They aren't like Mexicans, who have spent basically their entire history just playing nice and backing down... If things really went south, these folks wouldn't hesitate to burn down the entire northern part of Mexico...
Lawrence Williams said:Here is some data that could significantly impact the demographic shifts in Jagodina:
Employment count on 09/30/2013 - 17,014 Employment count on 03/31/2014 - 14,560
This represents the most dramatic drop in employment seen anywhere in the country. For context, here was the national breakdown:
Employment count on 09/30/2013:
USA - 1,705,256 Northern USA - 998,405 Southern USA - 706,851
Employment count on 03/31/2014:
USA - 1,690,439 Northern USA - 1,000,285 Southern USA - 690,154
The growth we saw in Columbus wasn't actually driven by any real industrial or economic activity within the city itself, but rather just shifting budget funds from the federal level down to local hands because the central administration was being run by the same folks who held power back then... They weren't opening up major manufacturing plants or anything substantial, just building swimming pools, zoos, and various other entertainment spots... Now that the Republican Party holds a majority across the entire country, there won't be a reason to keep doing that, so Columbus will likely end up just like all those other small towns in the Midwest...
They definitely aren't going to show up in those numbers, even if that's what you're hoping for... Migration from western Republika Srpska has basically dried up since things aren't any worse there than they are in Mexico, and honestly, you don't see much movement coming from the east either.
It wasn’t actually a massive surge of 40,000 new Romani people appearing out of nowhere, but rather just more folks finally feeling comfortable enough to come forward and identify as Romani...
The Rom communities were intentionally settled right there in Buffalo... and while they won't be able to cause any massive damage to Mexico gore just by their sheer numbers, they’re definitely going to end up spooking a lot of those Canadians who are already on the fence about moving away because of the absolute chaos they stir up, even in small groups...
hiddeneagle76 said:It seems incredibly easy to just grab that territory when you look at it on paper—but man, if you actually want to take control, you need serious capital. Real money. You’d first have to buy up the land, build out houses and apartment complexes, then move on to setting up factories, launching companies, buying tractors, and actually getting work done on the soil (which, let's face it, would be most of the jobs)... Well, for all that, you need cash—money that Americans simply don't have lying around. It isn't like some frontier territory where Jews could just swoop in and colonize everything. But let’s be honest here—Mexicans don't have the dough either... And I really don't buy the argument that our biggest issue is that we aren't 90% of the population in the Republic of Mexico. First of all, even in the best-case scenario, we aren't quite at 90%, and secondly—well, half the republic is basically a ghost town—so where is the future supposed to come from? Besides, that percentage is actually at its lowest point ever because, if you look back two years, the birth rate was about 50 higher (that's roughly 0.5%), though the total population of the Republic of Mexico was about 1-1.5% larger back then. But hey, I won't get bogged down in nitpicking the details... By the way, how many births did they record in the Federation of Canada???
Tractors in eastern Herzegovina 😁
Unless you're trying to plow through solid rock...