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    Posted: 17-Nov-2007 at 11:14
Originally posted by Dolphin

Jesus will return, codemn all the heathens to damnation, start an entry-fee based entrance to heaven scheme and emigrate to Switzerland.


I like "Resident Evil 3" ending with the world of  Millas Jovovich better.

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  Quote Guests Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 17-Nov-2007 at 12:27
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4. All Spanish countries of Latin & Central America will unite & Spain will become a part of this Latin American confederation.
Same as Portugal- why would Spain leave EU to join South American troublesome economies?

 
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Yeap. I know the image of South America is not pretty good, particularly if you see BBC...
However, South American economies are not as bad as you believe. Let me show you something.
 
 
 
Growth
 
 
 
 
South American made planes
 
 Cars:
 
Satelites
 
 
 
Subway cars made in Brazil:
 
 
 
Infrastructure
 
Sao Paulo
Acceso%20a%20uno%20de%20los%20tneles%20de%20So%20Paulo.
 
Santiago
 
 
 
Venezuela oil
 
 
 Chile's Codelco mine trucks, that are in the process to be drive by robots
 
 
 
 
 
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Now, back to the point. Spain is very interested in keep its link with Latin America today and since long time ago. Spain is a country of just 40 million people. Latin America has 600 million people. And if you add to that the growing Hispanic market in the U.S., with 40 million people already and growing fast, you got the picture.
 
Besides, EU could be rich and stable, but Latin America has a lot more potential for growth.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 


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yesss im certain the USA will admit there folly and tear up the declaration of independance and become a colony again lol.
 
as peace loving as the canadians are and as much as canadians and americans have in commen, strangly i think its the most unlikely of the various political unions listed to happen.
Dont know if im way off the mark, australians and new zealand sounds very very unlikely too, atleast i hope so, god help the england team if australia and the all blacks ever combine
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nice pictures pinguin, i might pay chile a visit when i can afford it.
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I love Chile...Its so progressive
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  Quote Guests Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 21-Nov-2007 at 01:48
Originally posted by longshanks31

nice pictures pinguin, i might pay chile a visit when i can afford it.
 
If you do, send me an e-mail.
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I have a question: Whats with all the merging nations? History has shown, ever since WWI, nations have been doing the exact opposite.
 
I really don't see much more merging nations in the next few decades. Instead, judging by the pattern we've seen so far, I expect countries to divide further; though the very success of the European Union and the emerging global economy may spark more economic unions.
 
As far as political unions, I don't see anything heading the world's way. 
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I foresee globalization in the future if companies keep expanding away from their countries and government...
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We will live on Mars.
 
Then we will overpopulate that too, and think about Venus.
 
THen we will drop all the women in Venus, and the men can stay in Mars.
 
We will travel to earth annually to reproduce.
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Originally posted by ConradWeiser

I have a question: Whats with all the merging nations? History has shown, ever since WWI, nations have been doing the exact opposite.
 
I really don't see much more merging nations in the next few decades. Instead, judging by the pattern we've seen so far, I expect countries to divide further; though the very success of the European Union and the emerging global economy may spark more economic unions.
 
As far as political unions, I don't see anything heading the world's way. 
 
Its interesting to look at old atlases to see how borders change and then change back again, its morbid but lives lost to change then more lost to change back.
I have an atlas thats over one hundred years old and for many parts of the world its very accurate for borders today, if you would have looked at it thirty years ago it was mostly wrong.
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Originally posted by pinguin

Originally posted by longshanks31

nice pictures pinguin, i might pay chile a visit when i can afford it.
 
If you do, send me an e-mail.
 
will do pinguin, likewise if you pay uk a visit pm me.
chile will be a few years away i think, im planning to go to italy for three years, three years in rome will be fantastic, but its like most capital cities being very expensive
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  Quote Guests Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 21-Nov-2007 at 19:56
Well, Chile is expensive comming from Europe and visiting Europe is expensive going from here as well. It is too far away.
If you want to swim, the Caribbean or Brazil is better and if you look for Archeology the place in South America is Peru, and in the Americas is Mexico. If you want to get impress for the size of the societies or looking for wilderness, Brazil is the place. However if you come to sky, fly fishing, climb mountains, getting to know wineries, visiting deserts and glaciars, mines, or astronomical tourism, the place is here.
 


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ah if chile is the place for wineries then its no contest, hiccup, chile it is.
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  Quote Guests Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 22-Nov-2007 at 03:07
Well, if you preffer drinking tourism Chile has a lot to offer. All of the producers of Wine, Pisco and Beer offer tourist routes to enjoy. Try the train of wine.
 
 
 
 
 
Then the pisco tours
 
 
And then go to Valdivia Kunstmann Beer Festival
 
 
 
 Just don't drink and drive...
 
 


Edited by pinguin - 22-Nov-2007 at 03:09
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