What countries accept military officers from another country?
Q. I am from a country in the European Union, I want to join the army, but not as a soldier, I want to go into an Academy or something so I would start as a officer(slt). What countries accept enrolling from another countries?
Asked by AlexS - Sat May 3 04:38:27 2008 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Jordan
Answered by Devil E - Sat May 3 04:46:10 2008
Q. I am from a country in the European Union, I want to join the army, but not as a soldier, I want to go into an Academy or something so I would start as a officer(slt). What countries accept enrolling from another countries?
Asked by AlexS - Sat May 3 04:38:27 2008 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Jordan
Answered by Devil E - Sat May 3 04:46:10 2008
What countries belong to socialism and what countries belong to communism?
Q. I keep hearing that China, Vietnam and Cuba are socialism countries, but I also hear that they are communism countries... Can you list some examples of each?
Asked by Nobody - Sun Nov 2 21:30:54 2008 - - 2 Answers - 4 Comments
A. Well if Obama wins we're going to on the Socialism list.
Answered by RossenTrono - Sun Nov 2 21:36:45 2008
Q. I keep hearing that China, Vietnam and Cuba are socialism countries, but I also hear that they are communism countries... Can you list some examples of each?
Asked by Nobody - Sun Nov 2 21:30:54 2008 - - 2 Answers - 4 Comments
A. Well if Obama wins we're going to on the Socialism list.
Answered by RossenTrono - Sun Nov 2 21:36:45 2008
How are countries selected to compete at the Olympics?
Q. For example, countries like Canada, Russia, China, Usa, are always at the Olympics. Why isnt Vietnam, or Africa, or Iran or those countries in the Olympics? Do they have to go through a process or long application to be accepted into the Olympics? Why dont those countries have a National Team to compete at International/world levels?
Asked by i luv hockey - Tue Jun 17 23:18:53 2008 - - 5 Answers - 1 Comments
A. How countries (territories, dependents and geographical areas) are selected to compete in the Olympics is by getting recognized by the International Olympic Committee. In 2004 Athens out of the 202 National Olympic Committees (NOCS) only Djibouti didn't participate. 2008 Beijing 3 new NOCs have been admitted Pacific Island nations of Tuvalu , Marshall Islands and Montenegro which declared its independence from the Serbian Republic. Next step which I believe your driving at is the athletes themselves that is all decided from how well the athletes do in their respective countries at world championships and other Olympic qualifying events as well as regional Olympic qualifying events. This determines the number of athletes or sport teams… [cont.]
Answered by MR.OLYMPIA - Wed Jun 18 01:21:09 2008
Q. For example, countries like Canada, Russia, China, Usa, are always at the Olympics. Why isnt Vietnam, or Africa, or Iran or those countries in the Olympics? Do they have to go through a process or long application to be accepted into the Olympics? Why dont those countries have a National Team to compete at International/world levels?
Asked by i luv hockey - Tue Jun 17 23:18:53 2008 - - 5 Answers - 1 Comments
A. How countries (territories, dependents and geographical areas) are selected to compete in the Olympics is by getting recognized by the International Olympic Committee. In 2004 Athens out of the 202 National Olympic Committees (NOCS) only Djibouti didn't participate. 2008 Beijing 3 new NOCs have been admitted Pacific Island nations of Tuvalu , Marshall Islands and Montenegro which declared its independence from the Serbian Republic. Next step which I believe your driving at is the athletes themselves that is all decided from how well the athletes do in their respective countries at world championships and other Olympic qualifying events as well as regional Olympic qualifying events. This determines the number of athletes or sport teams… [cont.]
Answered by MR.OLYMPIA - Wed Jun 18 01:21:09 2008
What is the difference between industrialized countries and industrializing countries?
Q. I want to know if there is a difference between industrialized countries and industrializing countries. What are they? Just America and UK? and on what basis did they categorize them as industrialized countries and industrializing countries. I would appreciate the help :)
Asked by Sam - Sat May 24 05:03:21 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Industrialized country is a countries such as UK, America etc that have alot of heavy indsutry. Industrlializing country is countries such as Mexico which are just begining to get lots of indsustry.
Answered by Nick - Sat May 24 05:08:39 2008
Q. I want to know if there is a difference between industrialized countries and industrializing countries. What are they? Just America and UK? and on what basis did they categorize them as industrialized countries and industrializing countries. I would appreciate the help :)
Asked by Sam - Sat May 24 05:03:21 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Industrialized country is a countries such as UK, America etc that have alot of heavy indsutry. Industrlializing country is countries such as Mexico which are just begining to get lots of indsustry.
Answered by Nick - Sat May 24 05:08:39 2008
How did European countries make sure that a newly discovered country was not claimed by another?
Q. Thanks for the answers of how European powers did not inform other countries of discoveries of new countries. This question builds on the answers I got.
Asked by amcallus - Mon Nov 5 01:38:11 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. At first, it was mostly a matter of finders-keepers. Kingdoms who claimed an island or territory in their name basically got to keep it. This is how Spain got to control pretty much all of the Americas. As competition increased over territories, third parties were brought in to mediate between competing kingdoms. A prime example of this is the Treaty of Tordesillas signed in 1494 between Spain and Portugal. Drafted by Pope Alexander VI, it divided the as yet unexplored world between the two European powers of Spain and Portugal. Eventually competition got so fierce that it was reduced to war over colonies and territories. England fought fiercely with Spain for the lucrative territories in the Caribbean (Jamaica, the Bahamas,… [cont.]
Answered by unknown - Mon Nov 5 01:49:13 2007
Q. Thanks for the answers of how European powers did not inform other countries of discoveries of new countries. This question builds on the answers I got.
Asked by amcallus - Mon Nov 5 01:38:11 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. At first, it was mostly a matter of finders-keepers. Kingdoms who claimed an island or territory in their name basically got to keep it. This is how Spain got to control pretty much all of the Americas. As competition increased over territories, third parties were brought in to mediate between competing kingdoms. A prime example of this is the Treaty of Tordesillas signed in 1494 between Spain and Portugal. Drafted by Pope Alexander VI, it divided the as yet unexplored world between the two European powers of Spain and Portugal. Eventually competition got so fierce that it was reduced to war over colonies and territories. England fought fiercely with Spain for the lucrative territories in the Caribbean (Jamaica, the Bahamas,… [cont.]
Answered by unknown - Mon Nov 5 01:49:13 2007
What countries use torture and interrogration still today ?
Q. Im doing a research project for school and I need to know what countries today still use or (legally) use torture interrogation ? Besides third world countries, a Internet source said that china and germany still do but that could be totally wrong.
Asked by Alicia M - Sun Apr 5 22:56:17 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. According to Human Rights Watch, www.hrw.org, the current list consist of China, Egypt, Iran, Iraq, Indonesia, Malaysia, Uzbekistan, Isreal Pakistan, North Korea, Morocca, Nepal Russia, Sryia, Uganda and Turkey. As the previous poster notes, there are reports that agents of the US have tortured on foreign soil or facilitated the torture.
Answered by Ben - Sun Apr 5 23:10:56 2009
Q. Im doing a research project for school and I need to know what countries today still use or (legally) use torture interrogation ? Besides third world countries, a Internet source said that china and germany still do but that could be totally wrong.
Asked by Alicia M - Sun Apr 5 22:56:17 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. According to Human Rights Watch, www.hrw.org, the current list consist of China, Egypt, Iran, Iraq, Indonesia, Malaysia, Uzbekistan, Isreal Pakistan, North Korea, Morocca, Nepal Russia, Sryia, Uganda and Turkey. As the previous poster notes, there are reports that agents of the US have tortured on foreign soil or facilitated the torture.
Answered by Ben - Sun Apr 5 23:10:56 2009
What countries do you have to pay to visit in south america?
Q. I plan on flying from panama to ecaudor and then travelling by land to chile, argentina, peru, bolivia, and brazil. What countries charge you for a visa to visit the country?
Asked by darkknight - Fri Jun 13 23:36:32 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you are an American citizen, you need a visa to enter Brazil. You must pay a processing fee of US$130.00 in reciprocity for an identical fee paid by Brazilian citizens who apply for a tourist visa to the U.S.. You will also need a Yellow Fever International Immunization certificate. It recommends a Yellow Fever vaccination at least 10 days prior to arrival to the following regions: all the states of the Northern Midwestern regions and Maranhao and Minas Gerais, the regions southwest of Piaui, west of Bahia, west of Parana, west of Santa Catarina, northwest of Rio Grande do Sul and northwest of Sao Paulo. (Brazilian Consulate in NYC) Good Trip!
Answered by Frozen - Sat Jun 14 10:54:57 2008
Q. I plan on flying from panama to ecaudor and then travelling by land to chile, argentina, peru, bolivia, and brazil. What countries charge you for a visa to visit the country?
Asked by darkknight - Fri Jun 13 23:36:32 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you are an American citizen, you need a visa to enter Brazil. You must pay a processing fee of US$130.00 in reciprocity for an identical fee paid by Brazilian citizens who apply for a tourist visa to the U.S.. You will also need a Yellow Fever International Immunization certificate. It recommends a Yellow Fever vaccination at least 10 days prior to arrival to the following regions: all the states of the Northern Midwestern regions and Maranhao and Minas Gerais, the regions southwest of Piaui, west of Bahia, west of Parana, west of Santa Catarina, northwest of Rio Grande do Sul and northwest of Sao Paulo. (Brazilian Consulate in NYC) Good Trip!
Answered by Frozen - Sat Jun 14 10:54:57 2008
What european countries should I avoid driving in?
Q. I am planning to drive around europe next summer but have heard that the quality of the roads in some countries are not very good. I want to avoid dirt roads and pot holes or roads that might cause my vehicle to fall apart. I'd also like to avoid countries where there is heavy congestion or serious road safety issues. I am especially interested in Poland, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary, Romania, Croatia, Bosnia, Montenegro, Serbia, Bulgaria, Macedonia, Albania, Slovenia and Greece. All comments appreciated.
Asked by PHUTZOID - Fri Dec 26 18:00:12 2008 - - 16 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I have been driving through all of these countries but Macedonia and Albania and all of them were ok.really .it will be nice trip
Answered by makromolekula - Sat Dec 27 06:53:29 2008
Q. I am planning to drive around europe next summer but have heard that the quality of the roads in some countries are not very good. I want to avoid dirt roads and pot holes or roads that might cause my vehicle to fall apart. I'd also like to avoid countries where there is heavy congestion or serious road safety issues. I am especially interested in Poland, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary, Romania, Croatia, Bosnia, Montenegro, Serbia, Bulgaria, Macedonia, Albania, Slovenia and Greece. All comments appreciated.
Asked by PHUTZOID - Fri Dec 26 18:00:12 2008 - - 16 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I have been driving through all of these countries but Macedonia and Albania and all of them were ok.really .it will be nice trip
Answered by makromolekula - Sat Dec 27 06:53:29 2008
Why have countries explored since the start of time ?
Q. Countries have been exploring since the start of time and still do today, why is that ? What are your thoughts as to what makes countries explore ?
Asked by Jack Smith - Thu Nov 6 19:34:00 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The basic need for more. One area can only provide for so many persons and then people need to move on and explore to get more. Go back before the formation of most countries and you'll see how people lived in groups in areas that could provide for the group and how the group split up and part of it moved on when they were more people than the lands could support. In the early days that was hunter gatherers that moved on to better hunting ground. Then came the farmers, they needed another kind of land than the hunter gatherers and they often settled side by side and got along well. Then there were too many of them, the hunters couldn't find pray and the farmers needed more land to farm on. So they moved on and explored new areas. Very… [cont.]
Answered by unknown - Fri Nov 7 14:27:12 2008
Q. Countries have been exploring since the start of time and still do today, why is that ? What are your thoughts as to what makes countries explore ?
Asked by Jack Smith - Thu Nov 6 19:34:00 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The basic need for more. One area can only provide for so many persons and then people need to move on and explore to get more. Go back before the formation of most countries and you'll see how people lived in groups in areas that could provide for the group and how the group split up and part of it moved on when they were more people than the lands could support. In the early days that was hunter gatherers that moved on to better hunting ground. Then came the farmers, they needed another kind of land than the hunter gatherers and they often settled side by side and got along well. Then there were too many of them, the hunters couldn't find pray and the farmers needed more land to farm on. So they moved on and explored new areas. Very… [cont.]
Answered by unknown - Fri Nov 7 14:27:12 2008
Why are countries referred to in the feminine form?
Q. I've just been watching a TV program about one country declaring war on another and the countries are always referred to as "her" or "she". Why is this? It seems that so many things are referred to in the masculine form so why is this different?
Asked by SBT lover - BSL hater - Fri Nov 6 15:41:58 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. I've just been watching a TV program about one country declaring war on another and the countries are always referred to as "her" or "she". Why is this? It seems that so many things are referred to in the masculine form so why is this different?
Asked by SBT lover - BSL hater - Fri Nov 6 15:41:58 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
Why do some countries like America use almost all automatic transmissions while others use manual?
Q. In America and Canada, (And where else?) 90% of cars are automatic, while in almost all other countries it is the opposite. Is that because a bulk of American roads are crowded highways or are more relaxed? Or is more agressive driving okay in other countries? Thanks.
Asked by CARS - Thu Jun 19 12:07:26 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. yes i hate that most cars...it's more like 95% are automatic here in the U.S...it is mostly because of demand..whatever the public demands more and what ever sells more in a given location, the car manufacturer produces! in this case it's the U.S and auto transmissions. there aren't many real drivers here, people just want to get in the car, push the gas pedal and go, and that is not only talking about the elderly but sadly 99% of younger drivers are like that too, it is very rare to find a driver from the western world who is really into driving, or is even able to drive a manual, so next time you see a manual car pay attention to the driver...i bet he/she will be european, asian, or middle eastern...i don't mean to offend anyone, but… [cont.]
Answered by duuuude17 - Thu Jun 19 12:30:19 2008
Q. In America and Canada, (And where else?) 90% of cars are automatic, while in almost all other countries it is the opposite. Is that because a bulk of American roads are crowded highways or are more relaxed? Or is more agressive driving okay in other countries? Thanks.
Asked by CARS - Thu Jun 19 12:07:26 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. yes i hate that most cars...it's more like 95% are automatic here in the U.S...it is mostly because of demand..whatever the public demands more and what ever sells more in a given location, the car manufacturer produces! in this case it's the U.S and auto transmissions. there aren't many real drivers here, people just want to get in the car, push the gas pedal and go, and that is not only talking about the elderly but sadly 99% of younger drivers are like that too, it is very rare to find a driver from the western world who is really into driving, or is even able to drive a manual, so next time you see a manual car pay attention to the driver...i bet he/she will be european, asian, or middle eastern...i don't mean to offend anyone, but… [cont.]
Answered by duuuude17 - Thu Jun 19 12:30:19 2008
What stops countries from using their nuclear weapons?
Q. With many countries having access to their own nuclear weapons/warheads; what keeps them from using them on other countries? If one country was to use a nuclear missle on another country, they would be out of harms way from any recoil that bomb should make. So why don't countries use them if they feel so threatened?
Asked by Brenton [ICTD] - Wed Apr 29 15:57:53 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. As one person already points out, MAD. MAD stands for Mutually Assured Destruction. Obviously this doesn't apply to all situations. What keeps one country from using its nukes against a country that doesn't have them? Two reasons, the country that doesn't have them may have allies that do, and any country that were to use them pre-emptively would be considered an outcast by most other nations.
Answered by unknown - Wed Apr 29 16:37:22 2009
Q. With many countries having access to their own nuclear weapons/warheads; what keeps them from using them on other countries? If one country was to use a nuclear missle on another country, they would be out of harms way from any recoil that bomb should make. So why don't countries use them if they feel so threatened?
Asked by Brenton [ICTD] - Wed Apr 29 15:57:53 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. As one person already points out, MAD. MAD stands for Mutually Assured Destruction. Obviously this doesn't apply to all situations. What keeps one country from using its nukes against a country that doesn't have them? Two reasons, the country that doesn't have them may have allies that do, and any country that were to use them pre-emptively would be considered an outcast by most other nations.
Answered by unknown - Wed Apr 29 16:37:22 2009
What countries, cities in the world have lack of or easy immigration and entry laws?
Q. I heard about Dubai easy entry laws. I talked to embassy in Washington DC a call for a tourist visa and they said I just could take my pass port and go. No minimum funds need, no shots, nothing. Just a passport and I am in. So I am wondering, what other countries have easy entry laws for US citizens besides the UAE I could go to as a tourist?
Asked by Doesntstayinvegas.com - Sat Mar 15 03:48:32 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I believe that you are best to compile the information you want tailored to your specifics. The urls I list below are otherwise good starters ... also The CIA World Factbook provides lots of information, the U.S. Department of Commerce, and the OECD if you can get access to it, maybe at at a university library or business and commerce medium (the OECD's are expensive volumes). Here we go: (click Visas [highlighted in yellow]) and
Answered by path less travelled - Sat Mar 15 08:56:31 2008
Q. I heard about Dubai easy entry laws. I talked to embassy in Washington DC a call for a tourist visa and they said I just could take my pass port and go. No minimum funds need, no shots, nothing. Just a passport and I am in. So I am wondering, what other countries have easy entry laws for US citizens besides the UAE I could go to as a tourist?
Asked by Doesntstayinvegas.com - Sat Mar 15 03:48:32 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I believe that you are best to compile the information you want tailored to your specifics. The urls I list below are otherwise good starters ... also The CIA World Factbook provides lots of information, the U.S. Department of Commerce, and the OECD if you can get access to it, maybe at at a university library or business and commerce medium (the OECD's are expensive volumes). Here we go: (click Visas [highlighted in yellow]) and
Answered by path less travelled - Sat Mar 15 08:56:31 2008
Why do developing countries tend to have a bigger family size?
Q. Well i had this question for my homework : Population growth in developing countries is usually greater than in developed countries. Provide two reasons why population growth (family size) is likely to be greater in these poorer, developing countries than in wealthier developed countries. Well for the 1st reason i put Poorer societies tend to place a higher economical value on children. In some countries, you are considered wealthy by how many children you have. I need a 2nd reason and i can't think of any, can anyone give me some help? Thanks!
Asked by Logic - Thu Nov 6 22:16:15 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If it is an agricultural society, then more children mean more workers, which translates to more money. Whereas in industrial countries, more children means less money. More children can mean more support for parents in their old age. In tribal communities, more children can mean more political power, as the children grow to adulthood.
Answered by macadam - Thu Nov 6 22:43:18 2008
Q. Well i had this question for my homework : Population growth in developing countries is usually greater than in developed countries. Provide two reasons why population growth (family size) is likely to be greater in these poorer, developing countries than in wealthier developed countries. Well for the 1st reason i put Poorer societies tend to place a higher economical value on children. In some countries, you are considered wealthy by how many children you have. I need a 2nd reason and i can't think of any, can anyone give me some help? Thanks!
Asked by Logic - Thu Nov 6 22:16:15 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If it is an agricultural society, then more children mean more workers, which translates to more money. Whereas in industrial countries, more children means less money. More children can mean more support for parents in their old age. In tribal communities, more children can mean more political power, as the children grow to adulthood.
Answered by macadam - Thu Nov 6 22:43:18 2008
What countries are the largest manufacture of Explosives?
Q. Also, what countries have been the most influence of explosives making and studying in the past? If my brother wants to get into the field of making explosives, what should he major in?
Asked by Micky - Sun Oct 11 03:03:03 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. it would have to be China USA and Russia Countries involved in Mining produce thousands tons of High explosives Like Powergel and bigger countries are involved in the Biggest Mining operations + the Military and new types of Explosives are being developed for Egress Systems so i would look at USA and UK as the Major developer's of explosives and to make and develop new explosives you need a Chemistry degree with supporting degree in Explosives Chemistry I only have 2 year chemistry and explosives Chemistry for my job as an explosives Inspector EOD IED trained and Qualified other Qualifications Egress Systems Special Weapons
Answered by armouror2000 - Sun Oct 11 09:40:33 2009
Q. Also, what countries have been the most influence of explosives making and studying in the past? If my brother wants to get into the field of making explosives, what should he major in?
Asked by Micky - Sun Oct 11 03:03:03 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. it would have to be China USA and Russia Countries involved in Mining produce thousands tons of High explosives Like Powergel and bigger countries are involved in the Biggest Mining operations + the Military and new types of Explosives are being developed for Egress Systems so i would look at USA and UK as the Major developer's of explosives and to make and develop new explosives you need a Chemistry degree with supporting degree in Explosives Chemistry I only have 2 year chemistry and explosives Chemistry for my job as an explosives Inspector EOD IED trained and Qualified other Qualifications Egress Systems Special Weapons
Answered by armouror2000 - Sun Oct 11 09:40:33 2009
What was the result of developed countries extracting resources from their colonies?
Q. What was the result of developed countries extracting resources from their colonies? A. Developed countries lost jobs to the colonies because labor was cheaper there. B. The colonizers used these resources to help the colonies build their infrastructure. C. There was a one-way flow of wealth favoring the colonizers. D. Trade wars began among the colonies to attract investment from developed countries.
Asked by Dina - Thu Jun 5 01:33:54 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Over-use and abuse of resources, loss of native customs, loss of languages and destruction of history
Answered by Mezza - Thu Jun 5 02:00:24 2008
Q. What was the result of developed countries extracting resources from their colonies? A. Developed countries lost jobs to the colonies because labor was cheaper there. B. The colonizers used these resources to help the colonies build their infrastructure. C. There was a one-way flow of wealth favoring the colonizers. D. Trade wars began among the colonies to attract investment from developed countries.
Asked by Dina - Thu Jun 5 01:33:54 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Over-use and abuse of resources, loss of native customs, loss of languages and destruction of history
Answered by Mezza - Thu Jun 5 02:00:24 2008
What Problems Do Countries Face Due to Legal Immigration?
Q. Illegal immigration isn't the only problem. Since 1970, the number of legal immigrants has doubled as skilled workers flee developing countries in hopes of living better lives. However many problems arise for both the countries of origin and the countries of destination including exploitation for cheap labor, dependency on remittances, a decrease in the supply of labor to developing countries, and many others. What do you think about this issue? Are there any other problems you think both developing and developed countries face with international migration?
Asked by hurstl - Thu Mar 29 19:43:20 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well, the way we do it does cause some problems. A lot of the replies above are the usual trite liberal BS and don't really address your question in any constructive way. The primary trouble with our immigration policies is that in addition to the genuinely gifted immigrants, there are many times more immigrants which have few marketable skills. This tends to put them in the general labor pool. When the demand for cheap labor is high, this is a manageable problem, but when demand goes slack a very high percentage of these people end up on the welfare roles or in our jails. This tends to happen at a rate that is disproportionate to their actual numbers. Sorry if that offends some, but it is a fact and rather than being a judgment of… [cont.]
Answered by neoimperialistxxi - Thu Mar 29 20:19:57 2007
Q. Illegal immigration isn't the only problem. Since 1970, the number of legal immigrants has doubled as skilled workers flee developing countries in hopes of living better lives. However many problems arise for both the countries of origin and the countries of destination including exploitation for cheap labor, dependency on remittances, a decrease in the supply of labor to developing countries, and many others. What do you think about this issue? Are there any other problems you think both developing and developed countries face with international migration?
Asked by hurstl - Thu Mar 29 19:43:20 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well, the way we do it does cause some problems. A lot of the replies above are the usual trite liberal BS and don't really address your question in any constructive way. The primary trouble with our immigration policies is that in addition to the genuinely gifted immigrants, there are many times more immigrants which have few marketable skills. This tends to put them in the general labor pool. When the demand for cheap labor is high, this is a manageable problem, but when demand goes slack a very high percentage of these people end up on the welfare roles or in our jails. This tends to happen at a rate that is disproportionate to their actual numbers. Sorry if that offends some, but it is a fact and rather than being a judgment of… [cont.]
Answered by neoimperialistxxi - Thu Mar 29 20:19:57 2007
What countries need the most help to solve poverty?
Q. I would like to know what countries or regions need the most help to solve poverty right now. I am on the hunt for an organization who accepts volunteers to travel with them to a country and create a better living for these people suffering.
Asked by sixtyone_keyz - Mon Nov 2 17:07:45 2009 - - 0 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. I would like to know what countries or regions need the most help to solve poverty right now. I am on the hunt for an organization who accepts volunteers to travel with them to a country and create a better living for these people suffering.
Asked by sixtyone_keyz - Mon Nov 2 17:07:45 2009 - - 0 Answers - 0 Comments
In which countries is Spice (and other herbal smoking blends) legal?
Q. I just like to know in which countries Spice and other herbal smoking blends are legal. If you know one, please post :) Im actually looking for a list of countries. Not planning on visiting any country for this reason, just need a list for a school assignment.
Asked by Bill S - Mon Apr 27 10:25:30 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. go amsterdam
Answered by Daniel G - Mon Apr 27 10:33:55 2009
Q. I just like to know in which countries Spice and other herbal smoking blends are legal. If you know one, please post :) Im actually looking for a list of countries. Not planning on visiting any country for this reason, just need a list for a school assignment.
Asked by Bill S - Mon Apr 27 10:25:30 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. go amsterdam
Answered by Daniel G - Mon Apr 27 10:33:55 2009
Where can I find a list of countries without mental health legislation?
Q. I need to find the aforementioned list. Wikipedia says 3/4 of countries have mental health legislation, but it doesn't state which countries fall in the 1/4 group. I have also found a site that lists percentages, but the areas are very generalised, so I would need a more specific list, one that I have so far been unable to find. I don't need an actual website for reference, in case someone knows these countries by heart. Thanks in advance.
Asked by HotForWorlds - Tue Feb 17 08:20:27 2009 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. I don't know the list off the top of my head, but if you contact the World Health Organization they may be able to help you with this and other questions related to the issue of mental health legislation.
Answered by Shrieking Panda - Thu Feb 19 13:28:40 2009
Q. I need to find the aforementioned list. Wikipedia says 3/4 of countries have mental health legislation, but it doesn't state which countries fall in the 1/4 group. I have also found a site that lists percentages, but the areas are very generalised, so I would need a more specific list, one that I have so far been unable to find. I don't need an actual website for reference, in case someone knows these countries by heart. Thanks in advance.
Asked by HotForWorlds - Tue Feb 17 08:20:27 2009 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. I don't know the list off the top of my head, but if you contact the World Health Organization they may be able to help you with this and other questions related to the issue of mental health legislation.
Answered by Shrieking Panda - Thu Feb 19 13:28:40 2009
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