Amen to that.

It can't all be that bad....some obviously still believe in Santa http://www.psionguild.org/forums/ima...lies/santa.gif

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Because birth rates are allways at a constant and never subject to change. Nothing ever changes, all things are linear.:shifty:

Watch out for the cleverly disguised V1's


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When things get really tough, just repeat this simple phrase:

"Illah el Allah e Mahommed razul Allawi". There is only one god, He is God and Mahommed is His prophet.

If you can't beat 'em, join 'em.

Americans are building concentration camps for Europeans and everyone who does not agree with them, Guantanamo was a 'test camp' like Treblinka. The main torture & extermination camp has not yet been revealed.

Don't worry Herring. From time to time i'll slip ya some food through the fence while i'm walking the Alsatians. :up:

1) There is a difference between a predominantly Muslim Europe and a Europe of predominantly Muslim descent. The latter is what I think we'll end up with.

2) Many Muslims come to Europe from democratic nations, and others have come (or rather, they have run) from nations that are not democratic.

3) I'll come back later when I've thought of a third point.

Are you trying to out crazy SUBMAN1 in the conspiracy theory competition?

Birth rates are ever changing. The average American family had 4.8 children in the 1940's. By 1980 that nuber was halved.

Germany had large family's pre-WWII and now small or no family's.

Birth rates are affected by many variables in a country. Cultural, Social and economic to name a few. With the destruction of the traditional family lifestyle in the western world its no wonder birth rates are low. In this day and age everything is sold as more important than the traditional family structure. More women want careers and forgo child birth all together.

The assault on traditional family values has born rotten fruit. We have made ourselves a big crap sandwich and we all muxt take a bite.

Following the economic articles in magazines like Financial Times, Bloomberg, etc. I constantly keep reading comments by US financial analysts about, among others, Estonia and their country and their economy. These comments pretty much border on racism, they pretty much directly say that the Estonians can't handle their economy or their country and are a nation of simpletons like the other bankrupt Baltic and other east European nations. The "new Argentina" was the expression they often used.

Personally I don't agree with them and think they are way out of line but I can't really stop them from saying stuff like that.

What the f does that have to do with anything?

First concentration camps now Estonian economic state?

You'd be surprised how close the ties of economics and war are. I'm sure you'll learn though. Let me put it this way, I would not want US to make threats against my country. But if you are fine with them making threats against your country, that's fine by me.

I fully realize the ties between economics and war. That being said, the US is not making threats towards my country, unless you have noticed we are allied with the bloody US.

Now, please explain, what the bloody hell does this have to do with the suposed concentration camps which you asserted to exist. While on the subject, provide some bloody evidence for your BS.

What, you mean evidence in addition to the millions dead and tortured from their wars in Iraq, Afghanistan and around the world since 2001? I guess not all people are of equal value.