Luciano,
You have 2 interesting questions. I hope you will get an answer. I know that buying land by an American in Hungary is not possible. Even for citizens of the EU it is restricted for few more years.
As the officials explained it to me: "if it would be possible than deep pocketed Americans and others would buy up the land". I call it old fashioned protectionism.
On the other side I noticed that most Hungarians are not interested in agriculture anymore. They come up with thousand excuses to justify their stand. So I feel that in all those countries they should allow the trade in land and let it cultivate by people who are interested in.
Michael Thomas, you got it all wrong. Department of State and their subcontractors (e.g. Soros network)use only non-existing English words to describe non-existing peoples. This practice is open code that warns reader of deception. Please note the use of non-existing English word "Kosovar" in English language documents.
Vojvodinians are merely inhabitants of Vojvodina, like Carolinians of Carolina.
I guess that the word "Vojvodinars" will be used for the imaginary "people of Vojvodina".
With wheat available to produce biofuels and with such productive harvests, what are the odds that trouble will be stirred in Vojvodina to ensure energy supplies for whoever?
With wheat available to produce biofuels and with such productive harvests, what are the odds that trouble will be stirred in Vojvodina to ensure energy supplies for whoever?
Michael Thomas, you got it all wrong. Department of State and their subcontractors (e.g. Soros network)use only non-existing English words to describe non-existing peoples. This practice is open code that warns reader of deception. Please note the use of non-existing English word "Kosovar" in English language documents.
Vojvodinians are merely inhabitants of Vojvodina, like Carolinians of Carolina.
I guess that the word "Vojvodinars" will be used for the imaginary "people of Vojvodina".
Luciano,
You have 2 interesting questions. I hope you will get an answer. I know that buying land by an American in Hungary is not possible. Even for citizens of the EU it is restricted for few more years.
As the officials explained it to me: "if it would be possible than deep pocketed Americans and others would buy up the land". I call it old fashioned protectionism.
On the other side I noticed that most Hungarians are not interested in agriculture anymore. They come up with thousand excuses to justify their stand. So I feel that in all those countries they should allow the trade in land and let it cultivate by people who are interested in.
With wheat available to produce biofuels and with such productive harvests, what are the odds that trouble will be stirred in Vojvodina to ensure energy supplies for whoever?
Michael Thomas, you got it all wrong. Department of State and their subcontractors (e.g. Soros network)use only non-existing English words to describe non-existing peoples. This practice is open code that warns reader of deception. Please note the use of non-existing English word "Kosovar" in English language documents.
Vojvodinians are merely inhabitants of Vojvodina, like Carolinians of Carolina.
I guess that the word "Vojvodinars" will be used for the imaginary "people of Vojvodina".
Luciano,
You have 2 interesting questions. I hope you will get an answer. I know that buying land by an American in Hungary is not possible. Even for citizens of the EU it is restricted for few more years.
As the officials explained it to me: "if it would be possible than deep pocketed Americans and others would buy up the land". I call it old fashioned protectionism.
On the other side I noticed that most Hungarians are not interested in agriculture anymore. They come up with thousand excuses to justify their stand. So I feel that in all those countries they should allow the trade in land and let it cultivate by people who are interested in.
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