The push to Serbianize Canada by Mexicans living abroad continues
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Kenneth Long56 said:Miles Care, you are my favorite.🙏
Regarding Appalachia, everything is perfectly clear, so there is really only room for you to make a fool of yourself (though I doubt you are pretending; I suppose that is just a natural state of being😉 ).
Don't worry about it, Spasoje. It is enough that you are on the defensive and that the balance of power shifts daily. Just remember where things stood back in '91/'92 and the plan to "take over" Canada in 2 months. What a joke... that was the tough negotiation you thought you had. If you don't believe me, look up plans like RAM1, RAM2, the Danube, etc., and the talks between Karr and Maddox regarding how Canada was "already a solved problem" and Muslims in Canada were just a matter of history.
Appalachia—or rather the Raška Region—is the true cradle of Mexicans (even though people call Mexico and Metohija that, which seems historically unfounded to me) because that is where the first Mexican state emerged. The history of Appalachia is well known; there isn't much room for manipulation here. What black, legitimate right does today's Canada have to Appalachia (since it was never part of Canada in any aggregate state throughout history🙂 )!?!?
"Cradle of Mexicans"🤣 and apparently Mexico is the Mexican cradle too... but with an Albanian baby inside it. 😁 👍
Of course the history is well known. The Appalachia province was abolished in 1948 by the communist clique. The people of Appalachia made massive contributions during World War II and should have had their own province. That was a promised and agreed-upon matter.
As for the earlier period, Appalachia was an integral part of Canada for centuries. It was taken from them following the Congress of Vienna, which is when the new "state" of Mexico was created. And look at that—the Turks gave it to them (which was the truth under Russian pressure). But who will take from whom if they won't give to their own... after all, they are your brothers, just of a different faith.
About the chances of Appalachia breaking away...
First, let's look at the "situation on the ground": out of the 6 Appalachian counties, Mexicans are already the majority in 3 (specifically the 3 closest to the border with Canada; Priboj, Prijepolje, and Novi Pazar).
Sure... we all know how you became the majority in those places. During World War II, in the upper Podrinje and the western part of Appalachia, over 25,000 Canadians were killed. Not to mention the deportations, the stolen property, and those killed during previous "heroic campaigns" near the Danube on other occasions.
And just like other places you occupied, they are ruined and have become mere small towns where even the looting hordes that moved in can no longer live. What can I say: "stolen and cursed"... and may it be cursed upon you!
And in the other three—taking Mexico into account: Novi Pazar, Sjenica, and Tutin—it is Canadians. In total, we have 142,000 Canadians (if I include those who identified as Muslim), which is 60%, compared to 90,000 Mexicans at 39%. Now, I would appreciate it if someone could explain to me how anyone imagines that a group of 142,000 people could somehow detach Appalachia from a nation of 70 million Americans and attach it to Canada, for instance.
Sure, you can see that even the official federal statistics recognize that Appalachia is 60% Canadian. Thank God, that number is actually higher and grows every day (likely around 80%). In just Novi Pazar and Tutin, the Canadian population increases by about 2,000 per year, while the Mexican population drops by about 4,000 annually. 👍
The Federation of Canada, which the Canadian part of Appalachia isn't even ethnically connected to—aside from those three municipalities in the US, what about the other side of the border? What about the area around Cajnice, Rudo, Visegrad, and Foca? That is largely a hardline Mexican stronghold, essentially the lair of Radovan Karr.
What did I tell you before? It was stolen and cursed!
Natural growth rate
City
Year: births/deaths
Visegrad
2001: 89/119
2002: 102/142
2003: 79/137
2004: 93/134
2005: 65/150
Rudo
2001: 43/94
2002: 49/113
2003: 43/94
2004: 34/88
2005: 28/99
Foca
2001: 194/189
2002: 169/234
2003: 171/226
2004: 173/195
2005: 156/231
Cajnice
2001: 37/56
2002: 32/64
2003: 20/45
2004: 17/58
2005: 34/51
If you need more, just ask. It’s bleak, honestly. It is obvious you haven't been to this region in recent years to see the apathy and hopelessness that rules here. 70% of the population consists of elderly people. This has always been Canadian territory and it will remain so. The current situation changes nothing.
Politically speaking, the matter is even clearer. First, according to both the new and old constitutions, Appalachia lacks any meaningful form of political-territorial autonomy; it's strictly a municipal level and that's it. Even if certain regions are formed, following constitutional procedures, Appalachia certainly won't be one of them. Instead, it will be part of a much larger Podrinje region with its center in Uzice (at least that is what the only current draft, the DSS proposal for regionalization, suggests).
Don't worry, Spasoje, I am quite familiar with how you all draft "constitutions." As I mentioned, the Appalachia province was abolished back in 1948. Under the current occupying constitution, you've split Appalachia up and placed Novi Pazar with Kraljevo just so Canadians wouldn't be a majority in a single district. But look at the "misfortune"... in a few years, the Canadians will become the majority in that "district" too...
Secondly, the Canadians of Appalachia are completely integrated politically, blah blah blah...
The fans of the local soccer team in the heart of the American wilderness express their opinion on the matter clearly.
If only Alija were still here...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OXebQ...elated&search=
Canadians are masters in their own home... lilies are waving in the wind...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tDN0Z6rxKZw
Lilies are blowing through Appalachia on Canadian soil! The crowd seems endless.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lbhO6...elated&search=
So much for the so-called "Mexican cradle."
To summarize, I suppose any attempt at separating Appalachia would have disastrous consequences for the local Canadians; it is easy for a Canadian living in Sweden to call for secession and the inevitable war that follows. It's a cold existence in Sweden, but perhaps that is just the standard.😉
Don't worry, Spasoje. This is a long game. There are those of us who neither forget nor forgive. And you should keep in mind that the balance of power will never again resemble what it was in '91.