which entertainers do you speak of? most almost all of them stay there, you could say the same about USA entertainers occasionally leaving, it's meaningless, and of course it's not significant in any case, in fact the greatest figures of the country never left, like Viktor Tsoi if you looked him up, or the many great figures
they took them during 1998, which like I said was during the economic crisis and other reasons were b/c of the chechen war, since then no one from there counts as a refugee
so it is too losing population, but what does this mean? it means it has a low birth rate and higher death rate, it has nothing to do with migrants, and nothing about the economic status when japan is one of the best economies in the world
right.. it's slowly decreasing, what I'm saying is that the country is not losing population due to migrants, but rather due to low birth rates and high death rates, it has nothing to do with migration
much cheaper than here in canada and U.S(I am korean born in russia, btw), everything is cheaper there
they're not going anywhere anymore, that figure is because of a low birth rate and high death rate which is meaningless to migration rate, they stabilize this by increased immigration from central asia
net migration rate : 0.28 migrant(s)/1,000 population (2008 est.)
which would mean more people are going into the country than leaving, go to the country profile of russia on the CWFB to see
they're not poor, if you look at cia world fact book, their average income is about $15,000 now, other sources cite thatamount atabout$18,000itgoesup
to compare, brazil is $10,000 south korea is about $24,000, japan $33,000, and USA $45,000
putin was a good leader, he brought stability to a completely unstable country in every aspect, economic, social, etc, during the late 90s, during the economic crisis, they were only making about $3,000 average, so that's a 600% increase (assuming $18,000)
starcatcher888, Yes, Newt over McCain. Also, Chuck Hegel, and....Pat Buchanan. Bolton...I would have to think about that. We really need someone who can work effectively with Russia. Could Bolton sip vodka with Medvedev and show him that doing weapons deals with Iran is not in Russia's best long term interest? (McCain wants to pull Russia out of the G8...that won't happen!)
i agree with azn, starcatcher has a weak argument
Chocolate1337 3 years ago
which entertainers do you speak of? most almost all of them stay there, you could say the same about USA entertainers occasionally leaving, it's meaningless, and of course it's not significant in any case, in fact the greatest figures of the country never left, like Viktor Tsoi if you looked him up, or the many great figures
they took them during 1998, which like I said was during the economic crisis and other reasons were b/c of the chechen war, since then no one from there counts as a refugee
azndestroya77 3 years ago
also...
the statistics for japan are
Population Growth -0.139% (2008 est.)
so it is too losing population, but what does this mean? it means it has a low birth rate and higher death rate, it has nothing to do with migrants, and nothing about the economic status when japan is one of the best economies in the world
azndestroya77 3 years ago
right.. it's slowly decreasing, what I'm saying is that the country is not losing population due to migrants, but rather due to low birth rates and high death rates, it has nothing to do with migration
azndestroya77 3 years ago
much cheaper than here in canada and U.S(I am korean born in russia, btw), everything is cheaper there
they're not going anywhere anymore, that figure is because of a low birth rate and high death rate which is meaningless to migration rate, they stabilize this by increased immigration from central asia
net migration rate : 0.28 migrant(s)/1,000 population (2008 est.)
which would mean more people are going into the country than leaving, go to the country profile of russia on the CWFB to see
azndestroya77 3 years ago
they're not poor, if you look at cia world fact book, their average income is about $15,000 now, other sources cite thatamount atabout$18,000itgoesup
to compare, brazil is $10,000 south korea is about $24,000, japan $33,000, and USA $45,000
putin was a good leader, he brought stability to a completely unstable country in every aspect, economic, social, etc, during the late 90s, during the economic crisis, they were only making about $3,000 average, so that's a 600% increase (assuming $18,000)
azndestroya77 3 years ago
Hehe "Cold Peace" I guess that's all we can hope for.
EarlMcCrackin 3 years ago
he supports bio diesel, which is great. but he has yet to make anything work right
12valvepower1 3 years ago
bush has not yet impressed me much
12valvepower1 3 years ago
COLD peace...
yoyosa 3 years ago
ah were all white
pualywog 3 years ago
starcatcher888, Yes, Newt over McCain. Also, Chuck Hegel, and....Pat Buchanan. Bolton...I would have to think about that. We really need someone who can work effectively with Russia. Could Bolton sip vodka with Medvedev and show him that doing weapons deals with Iran is not in Russia's best long term interest? (McCain wants to pull Russia out of the G8...that won't happen!)
bboucharde 3 years ago
12valvepower1,
Bush was a successful gov of Texas, and he has two Ivy League univ degrees. So, I don't think his IQ is the real problem.
Problems are:
1. He does not speak well & cannot pronounce certain words correctly, like "nuclear."
2. He is under the control of Big Oil, Defense, and Banks.
3. He is not the disease; he is the symptom.
I think Bush is a nice man. But for a pres, we need someone who is REALLY savvy, articulate, tough, sophisticated, incorruptible, and intellectual.
bboucharde 3 years ago
America and Russia needs to wake up... We should not be enemies!
Plankton2142 3 years ago 4
tell that to your leaders.
ryunkoon 3 years ago 3
what's that got to do with Mark Brzezinski?
shebargan 3 years ago
bush is not bright.
12valvepower1 3 years ago