1 posted on
08/16/2009 7:15:49 PM PDT by
BGHater
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2 posted on
08/16/2009 7:17:44 PM PDT by
rdl6989
To: BGHater

The future SimCity: Middle Ages??
3 posted on
08/16/2009 7:22:27 PM PDT by
GeronL
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To: BGHater
56K modems must hate you. =o)
4 posted on
08/16/2009 7:22:53 PM PDT by
GeronL
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6 posted on
08/16/2009 7:23:43 PM PDT by
SunkenCiv
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To: BGHater
Very nice. Thanks for sharing.
7 posted on
08/16/2009 7:28:09 PM PDT by
svcw
(Legalism reinforces self-righteousness - it communicates to you the good news of your own goodness)
To: BGHater
8 posted on
08/16/2009 7:31:01 PM PDT by
LikeLight
(http://www.believersguidetolegalissues.com)
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9 posted on
08/16/2009 7:31:33 PM PDT by
mel
To: BGHater
Very cool! Bumped for later viewing...
10 posted on
08/16/2009 7:32:58 PM PDT by
andy58-in-nh
(America does not need to be organized: it needs to be liberated.)
To: BGHater
To: BGHater
Interesting; thank you for posting them.
13 posted on
08/16/2009 7:38:59 PM PDT by
OneWingedShark
(Q: Why am I here? A: To do Justly, to love mercy, and to walk humbly with my God.)
To: BGHater
Good, I like maps too, thanks.
14 posted on
08/16/2009 7:48:03 PM PDT by
blam
To: BGHater
Back in the seventies, C. Etzel Pearcy, a professor of geography, suggested redrawing all the borders of the American states. The country would then comprise thirty eight states, rather than fifty, with each new name representing an areas physical or cultural distinctiveness. It was never implemented, of course, but very intriguing all the same: Prophetic; he got Dearbornistan correct. OTOH, he missed badly on Ecotopia.
Like most 'propehts', 1 out of 38 is a good average. *<];-)
16 posted on
08/16/2009 7:56:33 PM PDT by
ApplegateRanch
(The mob got President Barabbas; America got shafted)
To: BGHater
17 posted on
08/16/2009 8:04:04 PM PDT by
Grut
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18 posted on
08/16/2009 8:36:16 PM PDT by
ADemocratNoMore
(Jeepers, Freepers, where'd 'ya get those sleepers?. Pj people, exposing old media's lies.)
To: BGHater
What a fantastic post, thanks for sharing!
19 posted on
08/16/2009 8:46:58 PM PDT by
eclecticEel
(The Most High rules in the kingdom of men ... and sets over it the basest of men.)
To: BGHater
I just love this stuff. Thanks, from one cartophile to another. I also love historical maps showing ancient empires.
To: BGHater
Fantastic post!!
I have occasion to see evidence of trade into west Africa. It is still organized and carried out according to the old colonial map above.
The is one interesting fact. Although French trading companies are heavily involved in their former colonial holdings, they come to America to buy stuff rather than produce it themselves.
22 posted on
08/17/2009 4:47:56 AM PDT by
bert
(K.E. N.P. +12 . fasl el-khitab)
To: BGHater
Very cool, thanks for posting this.
23 posted on
08/17/2009 8:15:19 AM PDT by
BJClinton
(One Big Ass Mistake America)
To: BGHater
Very Nice! Thanks! I love maps, but then I guess that goes without saying! ;-)
24 posted on
08/17/2009 8:23:26 AM PDT by
Kartographer
(".. we mutually pledge to each other our lives, our fortunes, and our sacred honor.")
To: BGHater
Very nice collection of maps.
Still on the topic of redrawing US borders, this recent Absolut Vodka ad campaign which ran in Mexico caused quite a stir. In the US there were calls to boycott the Swedish vodka, and yet the map has some basis in fact ... For those non-believers, here is a genuine map of Mexico in 1824, showing the territory later lost to the United States:
I think the author completely missed the point of why people were outraged by that map.
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