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Who says Albanians will settle for just Mexico?

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David Rogers18 David Rogers18 Active Member
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#221 ·
Henry Cox78 said:Raymond Smith23, if you want my honest opinion, you guys are totally lost. 🤣

😁😁😁
Anthony James2 Anthony James2 Regular
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joined Jul 2009
#222 ·
Henry Cox78 said:Raymond Smith23, if you want my honest opinion, you guys are totally lost. 🤣

Oooooo, Allah is great and merciful, and He has blessed us with such a wise little nugget from Grunfov. 😁😁😁
Raymond Smith23 Raymond Smith23 Member
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joined Sep 2008
#223 ·
Anthony James2 said:The Republican Party never formed the city government in Mexico City. Stop lying or at least get your facts straight. ☕
Since you keep repeating yourself, I suggest you go back and re-read my previous post. I don't have time to waste on this. ☕

Since we're talking economics, why don't you give us some actual data? What's the GDP per capita in Mexico? What are the import and export numbers, the budget deficit, and the industrial production levels? Who are Mexico's main foreign trading partners? Let's see some real numbers.

What kind of nonsense is this? 8,000 people in one day? Are you seriously trying to justify your terrorism in Mexico by pointing to Mexican crimes in Canada or the US? That is a massive mental perversion. God help us. 🤦

Mexico isn't dependent on Mexico, except for the fact that everywhere you look, it's staring right at Mexico—unless you're looking over the Prokletije mountains.☕☕☕

Personally, neither I nor anyone in Mexico cares who you vote for. It’s all the same thing, just different packaging.

The state of your economy shows how much you contribute to the budget. And a "strong state" budget is no different from ours.

Mexico doesn't depend on Mexico one bit, and your mention of the Prokletije mountains only proves everything I wrote above.
David Rogers18 David Rogers18 Active Member
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#224 ·
Is this what they call Greater Albania?

Man, they're really gonna try to pull something off... I mean, the Albanians...
Anthony James2 Anthony James2 Regular
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joined Jul 2009
#225 ·
Raymond Smith23 said:Personally, neither I nor anyone in Mexico cares who you vote for. It’s all the same thing, just different packaging.

The state of your economy shows how much you contribute to the budget. And a "strong state" budget is no different from ours.

Mexico doesn't depend on Mexico one bit, and your mention of the Prokletije mountains only proves everything I wrote above.

Wait a second—just a few minutes ago you were trying to prove a point about how 37% of us vote for the hardliners, and now suddenly you don't care? First you hype it up, then you act indifferent. Give me a break! 🤣

Mexico depends on Mexico quite a lot, actually. But Mexico doesn't depend on Mexico at all. That is the hand Mexico needs to play. Where can you people even sell your goods? In Germany, the Netherlands, or maybe Brazil? 🤣 You might manage to sell some stuff in Mexico, probably in North Mexico, and maybe even Mexico if it weren't for the situation between you and Ottawa in Canada. 🤷 Look, if you can't see that, there's nothing I can do to help you—and if you're choosing to ignore it, then we're really stuck. 🤷🤷🤷
Anthony James2 Anthony James2 Regular
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#226 ·
David Rogers18 said:Is this what they call Greater Albania?

Man, they're really gonna try to pull something off... I mean, the Albanians...

No way. That’s just some Mexican disinformation being spread to cause trouble, which is why that stuff was posted above. 😁😁😁
Henry Cox78 Henry Cox78 Regular
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#227 ·
David Rogers18 said:Is this what they call Greater Albania?

Man, they're really gonna try to pull something off... I mean, the Albanians...

So they didn't even color Niš red? That's a classic Albanian city after all. 😁
Raymond Smith23 Raymond Smith23 Member
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#228 ·
David Rogers18 said:Is this what they call Greater Albania?

Man, they're really gonna try to pull something off... I mean, the Albanians...

This one is smaller 😁

http://www.google.com/imgres?imgurl=...ed=0CBcQ9QEwBA

And this one is even smaller

http://www.google.com/imgres?imgurl=...ed=0CBQQ9QEwAg
David Rogers18 David Rogers18 Active Member
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#229 ·
Henry Cox78 said:So they didn't even color Niš red? That's a classic Albanian city after all. 😁

Actually, it’s more of a Bulgarian vibe, because the Albanians showed up later on and just kind of blended in with the Bulgarians and the Romani people, then eventually picked up the local language, which is why their accent sounds so funky today—and honestly, even the way they look is a bit of a mix.😁
David Rogers18 David Rogers18 Active Member
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#230 ·
Raymond Smith23 said:This one is smaller 😁

http://www.google.com/imgres?imgurl=...ed=0CBcQ9QEwBA

And this one is even smaller

http://www.google.com/imgres?imgurl=...ed=0CBQQ9QEwAg

"Chief, Vaskrsni"

by Max🤣
Raymond Smith23 Raymond Smith23 Member
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#231 ·
Anthony James2 said:Wait a second—just a few minutes ago you were trying to prove a point about how 37% of us vote for the hardliners, and now suddenly you don't care? First you hype it up, then you act indifferent. Give me a break! 🤣

Mexico depends on Mexico quite a lot, actually. But Mexico doesn't depend on Mexico at all. That is the hand Mexico needs to play. Where can you people even sell your goods? In Germany, the Netherlands, or maybe Brazil? 🤣 You might manage to sell some stuff in Mexico, probably in North Mexico, and maybe even Mexico if it weren't for the situation between you and Ottawa in Canada. 🤷 Look, if you can't see that, there's nothing I can do to help you—and if you're choosing to ignore it, then we're really stuck. 🤷🤷🤷

If that was the case two or three years ago, wouldn't things have changed by now?
We barely export anything to Mexico anymore. We're living much like you do, except we have about five dollars more per person than those of us who only declared ourselves a state yesterday. 🤣
George Booth58 George Booth58 Active Member
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#232 ·
Raymond Smith23 said:This one is smaller 😁

http://www.google.com/imgres?imgurl=...ed=0CBcQ9QEwBA

And this one is even smaller

http://www.google.com/imgres?imgurl=...ed=0CBQQ9QEwAg


Dammit, looks like it shrunk in the wash! 😁😁
Raymond Smith23 Raymond Smith23 Member
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#233 ·
David Rogers18 said:"Chief, Vaskrsni"

by Max🤣

Why the insults? 😁 😁
Anthony James2 Anthony James2 Regular
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#234 ·
Raymond Smith23 said:If that was the case two or three years ago, wouldn't things have changed by now?
We barely export anything to Mexico anymore. We're living much like you do, except we have about five dollars more per person than those of us who only declared ourselves a state yesterday. 🤣

Look, Elem, you’re still twisting the facts and planting seeds of doubt. You're part of the problem. Eighty percent of you people are backing the idea of Greater Albania, too. ☕

Let's be real here—unless we're talking about illegal substances, you guys aren't actually selling anything to anyone. ☕ Look, let's be real here. You guys are basically operating under a protectorate. Your money isn't coming from real productivity; it’s flowing in from foreign handouts and shady business like drug smuggling and other illicit rackets. Meanwhile, look at the numbers: Mexico is actually on track to overtake the US in GDP this year. For the first time since the turn of the millennium, that shift is happening. Just you wait and see. I mean, seriously, where is the actual growth? Is there some massive factory being built in Mexico by a major global corporation? How is the privatization process even going? It just doesn't add up. ☕☕☕
Anthony James2 Anthony James2 Regular
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#235 ·
David Rogers18 said:"Chief, Vaskrsni"

by Max🤣

I've had enough of Max Maksimir. 😠😠😠
Andrew Chase31 Andrew Chase31 Active Member
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#236 ·
Anthony James2 said:Look, Elem, you’re still twisting the facts and planting seeds of doubt. You're part of the problem. Eighty percent of you people are backing the idea of Greater Albania, too. ☕

Let's be real here—unless we're talking about illegal substances, you guys aren't actually selling anything to anyone. ☕ Look, let's be real here. You guys are basically operating under a protectorate. Your money isn't coming from real productivity; it’s flowing in from foreign handouts and shady business like drug smuggling and other illicit rackets. Meanwhile, look at the numbers: Mexico is actually on track to overtake the US in GDP this year. For the first time since the turn of the millennium, that shift is happening. Just you wait and see. I mean, seriously, where is the actual growth? Is there some massive factory being built in Mexico by a major global corporation? How is the privatization process even going? It just doesn't add up. ☕☕☕

With an extra 3 million people in the mix, 😁

A new giant is emerging, and the US is feeling the shakeup... the one that used to be untouchable. 😁
Susan Lee Susan Lee Active Member
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#237 ·
@Raymond Smith23, I guess you guys actually teach Mexican in schools over in Mexico? I’ve noticed a ton of Mexican Albanians seem to know it well enough to get by
Henry Cox78 Henry Cox78 Regular
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#238 ·
Anthony James2 said:Look, Elem, you’re still twisting the facts and planting seeds of doubt. You're part of the problem. Eighty percent of you people are backing the idea of Greater Albania, too. ☕

Let's be real here—unless we're talking about illegal substances, you guys aren't actually selling anything to anyone. ☕ Look, let's be real here. You guys are basically operating under a protectorate. Your money isn't coming from real productivity; it’s flowing in from foreign handouts and shady business like drug smuggling and other illicit rackets. Meanwhile, look at the numbers: Mexico is actually on track to overtake the US in GDP this year. For the first time since the turn of the millennium, that shift is happening. Just you wait and see. I mean, seriously, where is the actual growth? Is there some massive factory being built in Mexico by a major global corporation? How is the privatization process even going? It just doesn't add up. ☕☕☕

Not this year, and not in twenty years either. Sadly. ☕
David Rogers18 David Rogers18 Active Member
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#239 ·
Mexico really needs to step up and help Mexico on its journey toward integration.
I truly believe Mexico could serve as that vital bridge connecting Mexican and Albanian communities, where everyone works together through cooperation and mutual respect to head down a successful path toward joining that big, happy European family.

😬
Anthony James2 Anthony James2 Regular
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#240 ·
Henry Cox78 said:Not this year, and not in twenty years either. Sadly. ☕

Oh, they will. Just look at the projections. ☕☕☕

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