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<blockquote data-quote="STG" data-source="post: 1331561" data-attributes="member: 17272">Switzerland is what it is because of the Swiss people. You could exchange the entire population of Switzerland with the entire population of Guatemala and in time the new lands of each population would be close to their original lands.Here is a picture of Windhoek, Namibia a country in southern Africa.In 1971, there were roughly 26,000 whites living in Windhoek, outnumbering the black population of 24,000. About one third of white residents at the time, at least 9,000 individuals, were German speakers.Today you have African countries that have access to the same information and technology that anyone in the world does, and large amounts of foreign aid, yet you will never see them building cities like Europeans do (did?) in Africa. Why?<img src="https://cdn.britannica.com/36/75836-050-6C698575/Mix-buildings-Namibia-Windhoek.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" /></blockquote>

[QUOTE="STG, post: 1331561, member: 17272"] Switzerland is what it is because of the Swiss people. You could exchange the entire population of Switzerland with the entire population of Guatemala and in time the new lands of each population would be close to their original lands. Here is a picture of Windhoek, Namibia a country in southern Africa. In 1971, there were roughly 26,000 whites living in Windhoek, outnumbering the black population of 24,000. About one third of white residents at the time, at least 9,000 individuals, were German speakers. Today you have African countries that have access to the same information and technology that anyone in the world does, and large amounts of foreign aid, yet you will never see them building cities like Europeans do (did?) in Africa. Why? [IMG]https://cdn.britannica.com/36/75836-050-6C698575/Mix-buildings-Namibia-Windhoek.jpg[/IMG] [/QUOTE]

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