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10-08-12 21:18 #10392
Posts: 410Decide what you want.
Originally Posted by BlancoVikingo [View Original Post]
If one wants a real GFE, you have to understand that it takes agreement of two people. There is no such thing as a "no strings attached" relationship. Everything is subject to discussion and agreement. Clearly, most girls in Medellin are very open to having a sponsor. I have no interest in a girl that sees material things in exchange for attention and affection. They are simply unworthy of time and treasure. I like smart girls that are serious about their education and have some passion in life for what they will be doing after obtaining a degree. To those who feel monogamy is important, I know several girls that are simply not diverting their attention and time to anything that isn't related to their studies. No discos, no drugs, no novio. It's easy to make their dream, you're dream: to see them educated, independent and successful.
In order to make this idea realistic, one has to be able to spend some time in Colombia. Coming to Medellin for a week each year won't do it. These kind of girls are really easy to find. I've got some university professors that recommend recipients for scholarship opportunities, but Facebook is a great asset. Just makes FB friends with a few Piasas and soon many of their friends will want to get to know the "yankee."
My experience has been that karma kicks in almost every time. Understand the financial commitment, and stick to it. If you take an interest in one of these girls and want to see a good one be able to go to a university, the response is not only heart warming, but results in a beautiful young woman WANTING to give you all of the physical pleasure that she can give. Works for me.
Really, my way of spreading good energy and receiving the benefit of doing somethings that are not entirely egoistic.
Just decide what kind of girl you want to spend time with. Of course, as shallow as it is, she's got to be hotter than a two dollar pistol. Those with kids are problematic simply because they're too damn needy. I highly recommend a serious university student.
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10-08-12 20:42 #10391
Posts: 410No hater here
Originally Posted by EstebanH [View Original Post]
I am not suggesting that the Colombian Free Trade Agreement won't benefit many Colombians. I imagine the costs of arepa will decline because USA produced grains will flood into Colombia. The efficiency of USA farmers can't be competed with by the Colombian small (and inefficient) farmers.
Bottom line, Colombia is America's bit*h in South America. The Fair Trade Agreement was agreed to without any addressing of the oppression of the Colombian labor leaders. I love America. But it's imperialistic foreign policy is unsound, immoral, and in the end, unproductive.
Hey, I advocate good energy not oppression and dominance.
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10-08-12 20:29 #10390
Posts: 410AG tell us like it is
Originally Posted by Aussie Greg [View Original Post]
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10-08-12 19:42 #10389
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10-08-12 19:18 #10388
Posts: 114Foreign Affairs & International Affairs
Those journals cover much of American foreign policy.
Of course America is imperalistic with military installations in more than 100 countries.
But America pays a high economical and political price for this engagement, even if it is beneficial to countries as Colombia and cities like Medellin.
There is no other way to handle the complex world, the isolationism 1920-41 is not an option, US allies are simply to weak, can't act because of their history or simply refuse, leaving the US no other choise than to act.
Back to Medellin.
The city is more like two worlds, Medellin and the suburbs. The first world and the third world in one. Even the languages is so different between the pure Castellano and the suburbs dialects (that it is hard to understand) so even with the Metrocable it is difficult for poor people to advance, speaking suburb dialect will exclude you from all finer social groups. Social stratas are very distinct in Colombia. There will "always" be a big proletariat, thus making the term "The Third World" relevant.
If one refrain to extrapolate Colombias current GNP-growth and looks at it's current GNP statistics Colombia is in the middle in Latinamerica with US$ 10, 000 per capita, Argentina has +17, 000, Bolivia 4, 900.
https://www.cia.gov/library/publicat...ook/index.html
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10-08-12 18:31 #10387
Posts: 151Another America hater. Americans are always the ones causing the problems, right? Imperialists? Give me a break.
Plan Colombia was a Colombian initiative. USA has pumped billions into Colombia to fight the FARC and the narco traffickers. Much of that money has also gone into infrastructure and human development.
I do think the free trade agreement will ultimately be beneficial to Colombia but there will be a lot of internal displacement as a result. One of the reasons the Colombian economy has been growing a such a rapid rate is that the country has extensive free trade agreements with the EU, China and other Latin American counties.
Originally Posted by Legal Tender [View Original Post]
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10-08-12 17:51 #10386
Posts: 1694Originally Posted by Legal Tender [View Original Post]
A. G.
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10-08-12 17:36 #10385
Posts: 389Originally Posted by Liveheree [View Original Post]
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10-08-12 15:49 #10384
Posts: 410I've been to the third world, and Colombia isn't one
Originally Posted by Superboy1 [View Original Post]
Only good energy, SD
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10-08-12 15:44 #10383
Posts: 410I stand corrected
Originally Posted by Dickhead [View Original Post]
Dickhead, my use of first, second and third world terminology was sloppy and imprecise. Colombia is a developing country with one of the strongest economies in Sur America. The USA senate ratified the Hay-Herraand Treaty, by which Colombia would have given the USA the land on which the Panama canal was eventually built. The Colombians didn't ratify the treaty, so the USA supported a pro USA revolution in Panama, and the result was an "independent" Panama and USA control over the canal.
The USA imperialistic attitude toward Colombia (and every other country) continues. Plan Colombia is highly unpopular among Colombians and has resulted in all kind of chaos in Colombia. Let's face it. In common parlance, the USA is a bully and that is not a paradigm for friendly relations based on mutual interest and respect. The Colombia Free Trade Agreement has yet to play out, but it will decimate the small Colombian farmer. It still perplexes me that such a beautiful country, with some of the most beautiful and sensual women in the world, has always existed in a vortex of violence and insecurity. To enjoy and appreciate Colombia, one has to learn a bit about the countries' history and as Ricker always advises, learn some Spanish.
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10-08-12 04:51 #10382
Posts: 1Go home?
I visited Medellin in September. I played in Chica punto com, Energy, New life. It was fun. Although I think I'll visit again at the end of the year, do you go home Everyone girls?
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10-08-12 04:03 #10381
Posts: 10Sorry if this has been asked before, but are there any Casas in or near by El Poblado? I have looked at the Medellin list and the handy google map, but they seem clustered around El Centro. There should be some decent places in El Poblao right?
Thanks!
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10-07-12 02:12 #10380
Posts: 250I'm all about positive energy.
Maybe the wording of my previous post was confusing.
"Back home". Beggars tend to ask for money with nothing in exchange. I tried to clarify that by making the cutting reference about teaching kids to stand in front of supermarkets and praised girls scouts for cutely ripping us off with their over priced over packaged snacks.
In Medellin, it has been my experience, most people on the street want to make some kind of exchange with you for money. Respect.
However, the recent events in El Centro have occurred in part because it is already dangerous.
I'm no social analyst or economist. I will try to be concise, since admittedly, these are the opinions of a layman. Maintaining the status quo doesn't seem like a good solution. Yet, making a change is going to cause some grief. It is simply impossible to make everyone happy. Fact is, its a designated business environment. Regardless of whether or not someone is there just trying to survive. Public drug use, urination, defecation and peddling in the streets intimidates others from peacefully going about their business and from simply getting from point A to B. If I ruled the world there would be only one law. If what you are doing purposely, directly, negatively and unwillingly impacts another within a 5 yard radius, you can't do it. Obviously that was facetious. Point is something should be done for the improvement, development, enhancement and safety of Medellin as a whole. My compassion is immense. I love Medellin.
My feelings aside, I've spoken to a few people who live there and those few have all played the recent events down. I know this a monger forum but hopefully we will continue to receive front line updates since this topic undoubtedly impacts the environment as a whole.
Originally Posted by Legal Tender [View Original Post]
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10-06-12 19:20 #10379
Posts: 3359The terms First, Second, and Third Worlds are obsolete and have been for quite some time. No one really agreed on who was where and what it meant. Colombia is a "developing country." First, Second, and Third were rather ethnocentric terms which, given the often jingoistic nature of the more developed countries' foreign policy toward them, weren't too popular in places like Colombia. A good example of jingoistic US policy towards Colombia would be the Hay-Herráand Treaty of 1903. This comprises the root of the instinctive dislike that many Colombians have for the US.
A lot of what some call the Third World would have been the First World if the Spaniards hadn't come in and fucked them all up with bullionism. The Mexica and the Inca were much more developed than those who invaded them.
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10-06-12 18:58 #10378
Posts: 252Originally Posted by Legal Tender [View Original Post]