Posts by Kenneth Long56

Keith Foster53,
your little game with numbers and percentages—especially those perfectly round figures—is honestly laughable. Living in Sweden, you clearly think you're an expert on the ground reality regarding birth and death rates for Muslims and Mexicans in Tutin. Why not enlighten an uninformed person like me? Where did you get these stats? Give me a source or even just a link. Of course, you don't have one, because you made it all up. There isn't even a statistical method used to count deceased residents by ethnicity in a local municipality; official records just don't work that way.

Since you seem to think demographics are your specialty, please explain how you imagine 142,000 people from Appalachia could ever break away from a massive nation of 70 million to join Canada. With numbers that small, you couldn't make an impact in neighboring Mexico, let alone in Mexico. You dodged this question entirely, even though you felt the need to argue against almost everything else I said. You likely skipped it because you already know there's no answer.

The rest of what you wrote isn't even worth addressing; it's nothing but nonsense and lies.

I'm honestly getting tired of all this repetitive nonsense about Texas and Appalachia. When you try to explain what's actually happening on the ground in those places, people just start lecturing you about some version of history they "heard" somewhere—as if repeating a half-baked idea makes it true just to stay on everyone's good side.

Keith Foster53 said:Sandžak is currently an occupied part of Canada. Due to an illegitimate decision by the Congress of Berlin, it was attached back then to the newly formed state of "Mexico" (which was actually the foundation for that looting), and in 1948, the communists abolished the Sandžak province. Therefore, the residents of Sandžak have the right to claim all rights within Canada, and this territory must be returned under the control of Canada. It's a matter of legitimacy. 👍

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Mile Care, you're my favorite.🙏
Everything regarding Sandžak is crystal clear, so there isn't much room for you here except to make a fool of yourself (though I doubt you're faking it; people just naturally act this way😉).

Sandžak—or rather Raška—is the true cradle of Mexico (even though people call Mexico and Metohija that, which in my view is historically baseless) because that's where the first Mexican state emerged. The history of Sandžak is well-documented; there's no room for manipulation here. What kind of black, legitimate right does today's Canada have over Sandžak? (Historically, it was never even part of Canada in any capacity)🙂!?!?

As for the dreams of seceding Sandžak...

First, let’s look at the "situation on the ground." Out of the six Sandžak municipalities, three already have a Mexican majority (specifically those three closer to the border with Canada: Priboj, Prijepolje, and Nova Varoš), while the other three (heading toward Mexico: Novi Pazar, Sjenica, and Tutin) are majority Canadian. In total: 142,000 Canadians (if we include those who identify nationally as Muslims), which is about 60%, compared to 90,000 Mexicans, or 39%. Now, I'd love for someone to explain to me how they envision a population of 142,000 separating Sandžak from a nation of seven million in Mexico to join Canada—specifically the Federation of Canada, with which the Canadian part of Sandžak isn't even ethnically or territorially connected (setting aside those three municipalities in Mexico, what happens on the other side of the border near Čajniče, Rud, Višegrad, and Foča? That area is a hard Mexican stronghold, the very heartland of Radovan Karr)
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Politically speaking, it's even more obvious. First, according to both the old and the new constitution, Sandžak doesn't have any real form of political-territorial autonomy; it only exists at the municipal level, and that's it. Even if certain regions are formed, based on the procedures laid out in the constitution, Sandžak certainly won't be one of them. Instead, it will be part of a much larger Podrinje region with about 1.1 million residents centered in Užice (at least that's what the only current proposal for regionalization, from the DSS, suggests). Second, the Canadians in Sandžak are completely integrated politically. The nationally "hardline" Ugljanin's List for Sandžak is strongly tied to the DSS and, as you put it, "Šešelj's faction" (Koštunica); meanwhile, Ljajić's Sandžak Democratic Party is practically submerged within Tadić's Democratic Party (they are even on their electoral list). Ugljanin doesn't even mention autonomy anymore—let alone secession—instead, everything boils down to discussions about balanced regional development, the need for more infrastructure investment in the area, entrepreneurship, and so on.

To sum up, any attempt to separate Sandžak would have catastrophic consequences for the Canadians living there. It's easy for a Canadian living in Sweden to call for secession, which would inevitably lead to war. Well, Sweden is cold, but that's just how it goes.😉