Is there any positive side?
Ok Let's hold the World cup in KSA, Qatar, Bahrain WHO earn Money from oil.
It says:
Despite being the world's 6th largest economy Brezil remains a 3th World country. But the economy will get larger after World cup. Turists will will travel to Brezil more often those people get richer. They sell icecream these days they can buy a car after World cup.
Ok Let's hold the World cup in KSA, Qatar, Bahrain WHO earn Money from oil.
It says:
Despite being the world's 6th largest economy Brezil remains a 3th World country. But the economy will get larger after World cup. Turists will will travel to Brezil more often those people get richer. They sell icecream these days they can buy a car after World cup.
Unbelievable!
Don't be a simpleton. Get educated on the matter. Seriously it takes 5 minutes of Googling to learn that hosting a World Cup or Olympics is ALWAYS (not sometimes) a losing venture for the the host. It advocates class-divide and in the case of Brazil (and China a few years ago) it makes thousands of people homeless.
Imagine your family in Iran having to evacuate their home at the top of a hill for little to no money, so investors could build luxury apartments there. This happens all the time, but at times of hosting major sporting events like World Cup or Olympics it gets very ugly.
Brazilians are living in slums while Fifa and its sponsors will get much richer off their tax money. Ice cream?!!! Learn a thing or two will ya?
Don't be a simpleton. Get educated on the matter. Seriously it takes 5 minutes of Googling to learn that hosting a World Cup or Olympics is ALWAYS (not sometimes) a losing venture for the the host. It advocates class-divide and in the case of Brazil (and China a few years ago) it makes thousands of people homeless.
Imagine your family in Iran having to evacuate their home at the top of a hill for little to no money, so investors could build luxury apartments there. This happens all the time, but at times of hosting major sporting events like World Cup or Olympics it gets very ugly.
Brazilians are living in slums while Fifa and its sponsors will get much richer off their tax money. Ice cream?!!! Learn a thing or two will ya?
Why all of the sudden have you changed so much? From running a football discussion forum to frustrating people from football. I understand why you don't earn good money in this business.
All those poor people in Brezil will earn good Money if they find an activity in this period like selling an icecream. Then Brezilian players are being sold to any country including Iran or African poor country. If no country hold the World cup football will be forgotten.
It costs yes it costs. But they will will earn the Money back.
All those poor people in Brezil will earn good Money if they find an activity in this period like selling an icecream. Then Brezilian players are being sold to any country including Iran or African poor country. If no country hold the World cup football will be forgotten.
It costs yes it costs. But they will will earn the Money back.
Bro Back to back World Cup and Olympic will put people in even a worse financial debt and situation than they are right now and you are suggesting they can use Ice Cream for 28 days ? when the average income is $2 per day then I assure you they can't even afford to buy the Ice Cream to sell
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First of all why do you care? They want to hold World cup let them do it.
Second they just said Brezil is the 6th largest economy in the World. These people believe the government should spend Money on social reforms. Not that they don't have the Money. Brezil is rich. They just don't think the Money should be used in World cup. But you and I we both know if they wanted those reforms they would have done it regardless of World cup.
In these 28 days Hotels will be full and many would ask to stay in the house of those poor people. A room will cost 100 $ they will pay. Resturants will be full.
You can sell banana they will buy. I am sure many will earn lots of Money in Brezil these days.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_GDP_(nominal)
Lists[edit]
(Click on one of the small triangles in the headings to re-order the list according to that category.)
List by the United Nations (2012)[5] List by the International Monetary Fund (2013)[6] List by the World Bank (1990–2012)[7] List by the CIA World Factbook (2003–2013)[1]
Rank
Country/Region
GDP (Millions of US$)
World
72,689,734
1 United States 16,244,600
2 China 8,358,400
3 Japan 5,960,180
4 Germany 3,425,956
5 France 2,611,221
6 United Kingdom 2,471,600
7 Brazil 2,254,109
8 Russia 2,029,812
9 Italy 2,013,392
10 India 1,875,213
11 Canada 1,821,445
12 Australia 1,564,419
13 Spain 1,322,126
14 Mexico 1,183,655
15 South Korea 1,129,598
16 Indonesia 878,043
17 Netherlands 800,535
18 Turkey 788,299
19 Saudi Arabia 711,050
20 Switzerland 631,183
21 Iran 551,588
22 Sweden 523,804
23 Norway 499,667
24 Poland 489,852
25 Belgium 483,402
26 Argentina 477,028
27 Austria 394,458
28 Thailand 385,694
29 South Africa 384,313
30 United Arab Emirates 383,799
31 Venezuela 382,424
32 Colombia 369,813
33 Denmark 314,889
34 Malaysia 304,726
35 Singapore 276,520
36 Chile 268,314
Hong Kong 263,259
37 Nigeria 286,470
38 Egypt 254,671
39 Philippines 250,182
40 Greece 248,941
41 Finland 247,389
42 Israel 241,069
43 Pakistan 215,117
44 Portugal 212,139
45 Ireland 210,638
46 Algeria 207,021
47 Peru 204,681
48 Kazakhstan 202,656
49 Czech Republic 196,446
50 Qatar 192,402
51 Kuwait 183,219
52 Ukraine 176,309
53 New Zealand 171,256
54 Romania 169,396
55 Vietnam 155,820
56 Iraq 149,370
57 Bangladesh 127,195
58 Hungary 124,600
59 Angola 116,308
Puerto Rico 103,516
60 Morocco 95,992
61 Libya 95,802
62 Slovakia 91,349
63 Ecuador 87,495
64 Oman 78,111
65 Cuba 71,017
66 Azerbaijan 68,727
67 Belarus 63,259
68 Myanmar 59,444
69 Sri Lanka 59,421
70 Dominican Republic 58,898
71 Croatia 56,447
72 Luxembourg 55,143
73 Sudan 51,453
74 Uzbekistan 51,414
75 Bulgaria 50,972
76 Guatemala 50,377
77 Uruguay 49,919
78 Syria 46,540
79 Slovenia 45,380
80 Tunisia 45,132
81 Costa Rica 45,107
Macau 43,582
82 Sierra Leone 43,366
83 Lebanon 42,490
84 Lithuania 42,339
85 Ethiopia 41,605
86 Ghana 40,711
87 Kenya 40,697
88 Serbia 38,491
89 Panama 36,253
90 Turkmenistan 33,466
91 Yemen 32,831
92 Jordan 30,937
93 Bahrain 30,362
94 Latvia 28,379
95 Tanzania 28,249
96 Bolivia 27,035
97 Cameroon 26,094
98 Paraguay 25,935
99 Côte d'Ivoire 24,406
100 Gabon 24,076
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Our own Iran is richer than Denmark, Norway and sweeden. No social reforms in Iran.
Second they just said Brezil is the 6th largest economy in the World. These people believe the government should spend Money on social reforms. Not that they don't have the Money. Brezil is rich. They just don't think the Money should be used in World cup. But you and I we both know if they wanted those reforms they would have done it regardless of World cup.
In these 28 days Hotels will be full and many would ask to stay in the house of those poor people. A room will cost 100 $ they will pay. Resturants will be full.
You can sell banana they will buy. I am sure many will earn lots of Money in Brezil these days.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_GDP_(nominal)
Lists[edit]
(Click on one of the small triangles in the headings to re-order the list according to that category.)
List by the United Nations (2012)[5] List by the International Monetary Fund (2013)[6] List by the World Bank (1990–2012)[7] List by the CIA World Factbook (2003–2013)[1]
Rank
Country/Region
GDP (Millions of US$)
World
72,689,734
1 United States 16,244,600
2 China 8,358,400
3 Japan 5,960,180
4 Germany 3,425,956
5 France 2,611,221
6 United Kingdom 2,471,600
7 Brazil 2,254,109
8 Russia 2,029,812
9 Italy 2,013,392
10 India 1,875,213
11 Canada 1,821,445
12 Australia 1,564,419
13 Spain 1,322,126
14 Mexico 1,183,655
15 South Korea 1,129,598
16 Indonesia 878,043
17 Netherlands 800,535
18 Turkey 788,299
19 Saudi Arabia 711,050
20 Switzerland 631,183
21 Iran 551,588
22 Sweden 523,804
23 Norway 499,667
24 Poland 489,852
25 Belgium 483,402
26 Argentina 477,028
27 Austria 394,458
28 Thailand 385,694
29 South Africa 384,313
30 United Arab Emirates 383,799
31 Venezuela 382,424
32 Colombia 369,813
33 Denmark 314,889
34 Malaysia 304,726
35 Singapore 276,520
36 Chile 268,314
Hong Kong 263,259
37 Nigeria 286,470
38 Egypt 254,671
39 Philippines 250,182
40 Greece 248,941
41 Finland 247,389
42 Israel 241,069
43 Pakistan 215,117
44 Portugal 212,139
45 Ireland 210,638
46 Algeria 207,021
47 Peru 204,681
48 Kazakhstan 202,656
49 Czech Republic 196,446
50 Qatar 192,402
51 Kuwait 183,219
52 Ukraine 176,309
53 New Zealand 171,256
54 Romania 169,396
55 Vietnam 155,820
56 Iraq 149,370
57 Bangladesh 127,195
58 Hungary 124,600
59 Angola 116,308
Puerto Rico 103,516
60 Morocco 95,992
61 Libya 95,802
62 Slovakia 91,349
63 Ecuador 87,495
64 Oman 78,111
65 Cuba 71,017
66 Azerbaijan 68,727
67 Belarus 63,259
68 Myanmar 59,444
69 Sri Lanka 59,421
70 Dominican Republic 58,898
71 Croatia 56,447
72 Luxembourg 55,143
73 Sudan 51,453
74 Uzbekistan 51,414
75 Bulgaria 50,972
76 Guatemala 50,377
77 Uruguay 49,919
78 Syria 46,540
79 Slovenia 45,380
80 Tunisia 45,132
81 Costa Rica 45,107
Macau 43,582
82 Sierra Leone 43,366
83 Lebanon 42,490
84 Lithuania 42,339
85 Ethiopia 41,605
86 Ghana 40,711
87 Kenya 40,697
88 Serbia 38,491
89 Panama 36,253
90 Turkmenistan 33,466
91 Yemen 32,831
92 Jordan 30,937
93 Bahrain 30,362
94 Latvia 28,379
95 Tanzania 28,249
96 Bolivia 27,035
97 Cameroon 26,094
98 Paraguay 25,935
99 Côte d'Ivoire 24,406
100 Gabon 24,076
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Our own Iran is richer than Denmark, Norway and sweeden. No social reforms in Iran.
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Thanks to this useful thread , i'm making myself some Brazilian hot dog tonight. it's a great mazzeh for Vodka/Whisky as well as tasty munchies for " nashe khori ".
Baked Soossiss with chopped tomato , chopped parsley and chopped onion with mustard , vinegar and shoestring potatoes (khalal sibzamini) on top of it.
Baked Soossiss with chopped tomato , chopped parsley and chopped onion with mustard , vinegar and shoestring potatoes (khalal sibzamini) on top of it.