Is the master plan to join Mexico, Africa and Canada into one big country?

Posted November 9th, 2011 by immigratecanada and filed in Immigration to Canada

Is this the master plan and the reasons for the swarm of aliens here? You have heard of the North American Alliance. US,Canada,Mexico as one. Why would the US give away it’s country to illegals as it has? Is the answer this: We cannot compete globally anymore in manufacturing. We cannot “feed” ourselves with natural resources, we don’t have enough.So, the master secret US plan. Manufacture in Mexico and Africa. Both and Canada are RICH in resources. We would have all we need, we fix Mexico and Africa’s governments, we govern basically and become and GIANT SUPER DUPER INDEPENT WORLD POWER. To hell with the Middle east and WW3. Is this the only way the US can survive anyway? In appearance the US would stay the same, the illegals will go to the Mexico part for good US manufacturing jobs. This is the master plan? Fixes all 4 countries? US falls so does Canada. I see things that others don’t see. I am a historic inventor. I see this coming. I have a special ability to figure… Or nuts?

Mestre Barrão – Master of Capoeira (местре Бахао)

Posted May 10th, 2010 by immigratecanada and filed in Uncategorized


www.capoeira.ru INBI World Academy of Capoeira presents Mestre Barrão. Marcos da Silva, Mestre Barrão, was born in the port city of Recife, on the North East coast of Brazil. Recife is renowned for its Brazilian music and dance, and its long Capoeira tradition. In 1974, Marcos began studying Capoeira with Mestre Pirajá. While learning the foundations of the art, he showed an affinity for the drums and other instruments as well as the skills that would conduct his life. After three years of training with Mestre Pirajá, who eventually left on sabbatical, Marcos went on in 1977 to continue his training with Mestre Teté. Mestre Teté shared with him the ways of the Street Capoeirista. He learned about the variable situations of the street how to be shrewd and clever when playing, how to read opponents, and how to judge situations that one invariably finds oneself in, both inside and outside of the Roda of Capoeira. In 1979, he began to enter Capoeira competitions throughout North East Brazil and in 1980, Marcos began to teach. In 1982, a young Barrão was determined to test his skills against the best opponents he could find and entered the prestigious National Championship in Rio de Janeiro. Such was his skill and fortune that in the end, he left as Brazilian Champion. Upon his return, many opportunities came his way to teach in schools, community centres, and universities throughout Brazil and eventually he formed Grupo Axé Capoeira. In 1987, he was graduated to First Degree