Canada Demographics Part IV

dustyraven14 said:Don't get ahead of yourself. Don't forget you already made a fool of yourself last year over Žepče and the Mississippi River.

Now people will claim the data on the Mississippi River is wrong again, but it’s accurate—more than accurate. Even Semsudin Mehmedovic recently noted there are 700-800 Canadians living along the Mississippi River with incredible birth rates.

Well, if he actually believes the birth rate there is sitting at 20 per mille, then I guess he might be a bit misguided himself.
And surely the mortality rate isn't zero—it's highly unlikely that not a single Bosnjak has passed away.😁

It seems much more plausible, I think, that a large portion of those births actually originated from Tešnj, Doboj-Ju, Doboj, or wherever else they might be from.

And if it isn't too much trouble, I was wondering if you might consider adding the cumulative data for the first four months regarding the SK, PŽ, and TK regions for the First of March, just as you did previously when you included all the other counties

🙂

Susan Ramirez11 said:And if it isn't too much trouble, I was wondering if you might consider adding the cumulative data for the first four months regarding the SK, PŽ, and TK regions for the First of March, just as you did previously when you included all the other counties

🙂

I'll get to it when I can, man. 😁

I've got a million things on my plate—and honestly, once I finally clear them all, I’ll probably just be bored, so this keeps me occupied. I should have everything tallied up by the end of the day.🙂

Small town in the US Midwest - Small town in the US Midwest 3/18 (7/12)
Small town in the US Midwest 15/60 (16/71)
Small town in the US Midwest 37/76 (31/61)

Banovići 52/45 (77/38)
Čelić 32/26 (17/32)
Doboj-Istok 32/35 (25/27)
Gračanica 88/104 (125/109)
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 284/420 (287/306)
Gradačac 96/140 (101/120)
Kalesija 65/79 (78/63)
Kladanj 15/17 (25/28)
Lukavac 97/173 (81/134)
Sapna 16/25 (17/18)
Srebrenik 75/110 (103/56)
Teočak 17/15 (12/14)
Živinice 152/165 (139/131)

Downtown Ottawa 180/231 (200/221)
Hadžići 87/71 (73/69)
Ilidža 230/212 (229/177)
New Ottawa 411/349 (389/286)
New Ottawa 217/237 (232/221)
Old Town Ottawa 131/181 (87/93)
Trnovo 5/10 (1/7)
Vogošća 101/66 (91/71)

Gračanica 88/104 (125/109) What the hell happened out in the Mississippi corridor?

Srebrenik 75/110 (103/56) Deaths doubled. Births dropped by almost 30%—it’s a total catastrophe.

Pittsburgh 284/420 (287/306) Death rates shot up 40% in just one year. I mean, is this even normal?

Sapna 16/25 (17/18) A 40% spike in deaths. Is this some kind of sick joke, or did Americans just get old overnight?

Kalesija 65/79 (78/63) Deaths jumped 25%.

Jacksonville 152/165 (139/131) This supposed oasis of youth saw death rates climb 23% in a single year.

Washington, D.C. 131/181 (87/93) Deaths have literally DOUBLED in one year. Are you kidding me right now?div>

dustyraven14 said:Don't get ahead of yourself. Don't forget you already made a fool of yourself last year over Žepče and the Mississippi River.

Now people will claim the data on the Mississippi River is wrong again, but it’s accurate—more than accurate. Even Semsudin Mehmedovic recently noted there are 700-800 Canadians living along the Mississippi River with incredible birth rates.

Oh sure, because if he says it, it must be gospel truth! He’s such a massive authority figure, right?

Is there any way the American-Canadian Alliance and the Federation of Canada could just morph into a single VEL county under the terms of the Washington Agreement...? I'm curious what you guys here actually think about this. Could we be looking at some kind of flag unification? Maybe even an opening created by the Srebrenica Resolution?

I guess Ahdna is just fueling that old historical friction between Catholics and Muslims again What exactly did the Pope tell the Muslims?

Dr. Ivo Lučić writes about why that old Ottoman document still carries so much weight for American-Canadian relations today.

Mediterraneo16.06.2015 at 5:25 PM
This part is pretty crucial if you're trying to wrap your head around the "human rights" mentioned in that document, so I'll quote it:..."and with my saber, the Pasha commands that no one shall oppose what is written, so long as these (Franciscans) serve me and remain obedient to my command." Honestly, as long as they're serving and being obedient, I don't see any actual human rights in there—it sounds more like a slave serving a master. How are you supposed to build a future relationship with Catholics based on something like this? Plus, isn't the Magna Carta older than this document anyway? (The truth might not have been revived, but it definitely stirred things up)

Nancy Chavez29 said:Gračanica 88/104 (125/109) What the hell happened out in the Mississippi corridor?

Srebrenik 75/110 (103/56) Deaths doubled. Births dropped by almost 30%—it’s a total catastrophe.

Pittsburgh 284/420 (287/306) Death rates shot up 40% in just one year. I mean, is this even normal?

Sapna 16/25 (17/18) A 40% spike in deaths. Is this some kind of sick joke, or did Americans just get old overnight?

Kalesija 65/79 (78/63) Deaths jumped 25%.

Jacksonville 152/165 (139/131) This supposed oasis of youth saw death rates climb 23% in a single year.

Washington, D.C. 131/181 (87/93) Deaths have literally DOUBLED in one year. Are you kidding me right now?div>

I’ve said it a thousand times already—these death rate spikes are just the result of the FZS messing up the books. Back in 2014, we saw a massive drop in mortality, only for it to "suddenly" skyrocket in 2015—by 40 or 50% in some places. We all know that’s impossible. A huge chunk of people who should have been recorded in the 2014 data are being logged now, and that’s where this "jump" is coming from.

James Nguyen13 said:Oh sure, because if he says it, it must be gospel truth! He’s such a massive authority figure, right?

The guy lives in Tulsa—just a few miles from the Mississippi River—so he definitely knows what’s actually happening on the ground better than those armchair experts in Washington, D.C. He said they’ve got about 150 Democratic Party members over in that area.

This guy is still acting clueless about the Democratic Party's stronghold in Usora. 🤣

It’s honestly pathetic how even the people actually registered with the Democratic Party won't bother showing up to vote for them. 😁

Part of the mess comes down to the fact that they haven't even settled on where the line is drawn between Usora and Tešnja yet. But honestly? That's probably only half the issue.

Nancy Chavez29 said:Is there any way the American-Canadian Alliance and the Federation of Canada could just morph into a single VEL county under the terms of the Washington Agreement...? I'm curious what you guys here actually think about this. Could we be looking at some kind of flag unification? Maybe even an opening created by the Srebrenica Resolution?

I guess Ahdna is just fueling that old historical friction between Catholics and Muslims again What exactly did the Pope tell the Muslims?

Dr. Ivo Lučić writes about why that old Ottoman document still carries so much weight for American-Canadian relations today.

Mediterraneo16.06.2015 at 5:25 PM
This part is pretty crucial if you're trying to wrap your head around the "human rights" mentioned in that document, so I'll quote it:..."and with my saber, the Pasha commands that no one shall oppose what is written, so long as these (Franciscans) serve me and remain obedient to my command." Honestly, as long as they're serving and being obedient, I don't see any actual human rights in there—it sounds more like a slave serving a master. How are you supposed to build a future relationship with Catholics based on something like this? Plus, isn't the Magna Carta older than this document anyway? (The truth might not have been revived, but it definitely stirred things up)

There is no theory here. The U.S. negotiated directly with the Muslim political leadership in West Ottawa to scrap that specific provision within the agreement.

Even if there were mutual interest—which I don't see happening with the U.S. anytime soon—the Western Ottawa side might reconsider once the money runs out. If they did, it wouldn't just be about reactivating that article. You’d face massive hurdles:
- The Republika Srpska legislature and its presidency members would have to agree, which triggers all sorts of political maneuvering from "the other side."
- To keep Republika Srpska quiet, one way or another, the bureaucracy in Brussels would have to sign off. We saw this during the Scottish referendum and the Catalonia debates; secession doesn't guarantee staying in the European Union. The U.S. wouldn't take that gamble.
- Imagine the European Union, the UK, France, or NATO accepting an extremist, fundamentalist faction as full political members? Ahaaaaaa. Those extremists would have to be purged first, along with the mainstream political elites like the DF, SDA, DNC, and SBB.
- All member states have to agree. What happens if just five countries say no? It’s that simple. You’d have major global military and economic powers like Greece, Cyprus, Malta, Romania, and Latvia lining up against it. That would be the end of the road.

Nancy Chavez29 said:Is there any way the American-Canadian Alliance and the Federation of Canada could just morph into a single VEL county under the terms of the Washington Agreement...? I'm curious what you guys here actually think about this. Could we be looking at some kind of flag unification? Maybe even an opening created by the Srebrenica Resolution?

I guess Ahdna is just fueling that old historical friction between Catholics and Muslims again What exactly did the Pope tell the Muslims?

Dr. Ivo Lučić writes about why that old Ottoman document still carries so much weight for American-Canadian relations today.

Mediterraneo16.06.2015 at 5:25 PM
This part is pretty crucial if you're trying to wrap your head around the "human rights" mentioned in that document, so I'll quote it:..."and with my saber, the Pasha commands that no one shall oppose what is written, so long as these (Franciscans) serve me and remain obedient to my command." Honestly, as long as they're serving and being obedient, I don't see any actual human rights in there—it sounds more like a slave serving a master. How are you supposed to build a future relationship with Catholics based on something like this? Plus, isn't the Magna Carta older than this document anyway? (The truth might not have been revived, but it definitely stirred things up)

I have no idea why this former sis-ovac guy, Lučić, felt the need to weigh in on the whole situation—as far as I know, he’s not even a historian. But fine, I'll say it: the Ahdna can only be understood within the historical context of its own era. From a modern ecumenical standpoint, it carries zero weight, especially when we're talking about universal human rights.

As for the Magna Carta, that was about the members of the English feudal system back when, in terms of religious freedom, Jews as a community had absolutely no rights. In fact, it was during that exact period that the persecution and killing of Jews began, right there in England.

Ecumenism isn't really about non-Christians; if we’re being technical, the term you're actually looking for is interfaith dialogue.

gentleranger10 said:This guy is still acting clueless about the Democratic Party's stronghold in Usora. 🤣

It’s honestly pathetic how even the people actually registered with the Democratic Party won't bother showing up to vote for them. 😁

Part of the mess comes down to the fact that they haven't even settled on where the line is drawn between Usora and Tešnja yet. But honestly? That's probably only half the issue.

If you actually bother to click on the Democratic Party in that link, you'll see that Americans are actually taking up the top three spots in terms of votes.😁

dustyraven14 said:The guy lives in Tulsa—just a few miles from the Mississippi River—so he definitely knows what’s actually happening on the ground better than those armchair experts in Washington, D.C. He said they’ve got about 150 Democratic Party members over in that area.

I mean, sure, but if there are actually people living in the Mississippi area posting on this forum, they certainly aren't making themselves known.

And honestly, it looks like even the local Democratic Party members in Mississippi aren't even voting for their own party...

James Nguyen13 said:I mean, sure, but if there are actually people living in the Mississippi area posting on this forum, they certainly aren't making themselves known.

And honestly, it looks like even the local Democratic Party members in Mississippi aren't even voting for their own party...

I seriously doubt anyone could tell you there aren't any Canadians in Mississippi.

Just look at the last general election. The Canadian parties pulled in about 170 votes—roughly 10%. 🙂

So where did those votes come from? Maybe ghosts are heading to the polls—what do you think?

There were 162 votes cast for those Canadian parties during the local elections
and on top of that, I noticed there are four people on the Democratic Party's list who aren't even actually part of that demographic, so if they were just voting for themselves, that would mean the total count drops by four, I suppose, haha 😁

but then again, I guess you can't expect many votes when you consider that about 35% of the most vital members of the Canadian population are actually minors, hahaha

a birth rate of 20 percent
and a mortality rate of zero percent

muahaha 😁
🙂

I have such an affinity for this guy on the Mississippi River. Honestly, I think he’s been reincarnated more times than the Dalai Lama.

Oh man, there you go again, bringing the Dan River back into our lives

So, what’s the deal... I guess you still haven't quite worked up the nerve to move here to Canada, or maybe you're just waiting until you can head off and get caught in a blast over in Syria instead?

🙂

http://ba.n1info.com/a47967/Vijesti/...aposlenih.html

Duvno is still the absolute leader when it comes to people packing up and leaving. They’ve definitely overtaken San Francisco at this point. Sure, San Francisco deals with massive brain drain too, but their economy actually gets stronger year after year—employment numbers are steadily climbing, which means the exodus should stabilize within two or three years once the population settles around 20,000. Then you have Duvno. It’s the exact opposite. They’ll just keep bleeding people until they eventually vanish from the map entirely.