Mexico awaits new response from Google on dispute over Gulf of Mexico name before filing lawsuit

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Is It not the Gulf of "South" America?
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I have always called it the SkyDome despite Rogers renaming the dome
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How about the Gulf of North America?
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moeyou wrote: Feb 18th, 2025, 6:59 am How about the Gulf of North America?
It's bordered by both North and Central Americas. North America would effectively be the same as what Trump is doing now. Other than vanity this EO has no purpose.
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Perhaps a look at the length of shoreline for that body of water can be used as for the correct name.

Perhaps a new pronoun as this is a bit of a confused issue, since that body of water, if I count it correct,
covers the shoreline for 7 nations.
Lets get advise from the group who are the masters of creating names in these confusing situation.
All that this group has to do, is convince the US, who has the longest shoreline with this body of water, to be a bit more fluid, recognizing all the different identifies of this body.
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SAILINGONE wrote: Feb 18th, 2025, 8:37 am Perhaps a look at the length of shoreline for that body of water can be used as for the correct name.

Perhaps a new pronoun as this is a bit of a confused issue, since that body of water, if I count it correct,
covers the shoreline for 7 nations.
Lets get advise from the group who are the masters of creating names in these confusing situation.
All that this group has to do, is convince the US, who has the longest shoreline with this body of water, to be a bit more fluid, recognizing all the different identifies of this body.
Mexico has the greatest amount of shoreline.
There is no confusion.
There is an international recognized body of countries that are in charge of naming common bodies of water.
As usual with this clown, he ignores all reasonable protocols.
Just because his bought and paid for/butt kissed *bleep* at bamboozle changed the name doesn't make it so with the rest of the world.
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bernie428 wrote: Feb 18th, 2025, 12:27 pm
SAILINGONE wrote: Feb 18th, 2025, 8:37 am Perhaps a look at the length of shoreline for that body of water can be used as for the correct name.

Perhaps a new pronoun as this is a bit of a confused issue, since that body of water, if I count it correct,
covers the shoreline for 7 nations.
Lets get advise from the group who are the masters of creating names in these confusing situation.
All that this group has to do, is convince the US, who has the longest shoreline with this body of water, to be a bit more fluid, recognizing all the different identifies of this body.
Mexico has the greatest amount of shoreline.
There is no confusion.
There is an international recognized body of countries that are in charge of naming common bodies of water.
As usual with this clown, he ignores all reasonable protocols.
Just because his bought and paid for/butt kissed *bleep* at bamboozle changed the name doesn't make it so with the rest of the world.
Gulf of Mexico and Caribbean Sea coastline: 2,805 kilometers
The US Gulf of America coast line, is 2737 Km
It all depends where for Mexico the Caribbean Sea starts.
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SAILINGONE wrote: Feb 18th, 2025, 6:17 pm
bernie428 wrote: Feb 18th, 2025, 12:27 pm

Mexico has the greatest amount of shoreline.
There is no confusion.
There is an international recognized body of countries that are in charge of naming common bodies of water.
As usual with this clown, he ignores all reasonable protocols.
Just because his bought and paid for/butt kissed *bleep* at bamboozle changed the name doesn't make it so with the rest of the world.
Gulf of Mexico and Caribbean Sea coastline: 2,805 kilometers
The US Gulf of America coast line, is 2737 Km
It all depends where for Mexico the Caribbean Sea starts.
Cuba is in the mix.
Even the bought and paid for google lists Mexico as the largest stakeholder.
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bernie428 wrote: Feb 20th, 2025, 11:52 am
SAILINGONE wrote: Feb 18th, 2025, 6:17 pm

Gulf of Mexico and Caribbean Sea coastline: 2,805 kilometers
The US Gulf of America coast line, is 2737 Km
It all depends where for Mexico the Caribbean Sea starts.
Cuba is in the mix.
Even the bought and paid for google lists Mexico as the largest stakeholder.
How about Chinaman Peak in Banff ? it was changed too and so many other names in Canada during this regime of tag team Trudeau / singh . the only reason for the name changes was/is, to fit the narrative of their woke confused ideology.
No lefty protested those changes, but now they go nuts and its no even concerning Canada.
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SAILINGONE wrote: Feb 22nd, 2025, 6:09 pm
bernie428 wrote: Feb 20th, 2025, 11:52 am

Cuba is in the mix.
Even the bought and paid for google lists Mexico as the largest stakeholder.
How about Chinaman Peak in Banff ? it was changed too and so many other names in Canada during this regime of tag team Trudeau / singh . the only reason for the name changes was/is, to fit the narrative of their woke confused ideology.
No lefty protested those changes, but now they go nuts and its no even concerning Canada.
Please tell me what wrong was sighted by trying to change the Gulf of Mexico to an imaginary new name?
Gee whiz Beav, I don't know anyone would find Chinaman Peak offensive.
Which is not an international anything, so Canada would be within it's rights, and cartography norms, to change to whatever.
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Re: Mexico awaits new response from Google on dispute over Gulf of Mexico name before filing lawsuit

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bernie428 wrote: Feb 24th, 2025, 9:51 am
SAILINGONE wrote: Feb 22nd, 2025, 6:09 pm

How about Chinaman Peak in Banff ? it was changed too and so many other names in Canada during this regime of tag team Trudeau / singh . the only reason for the name changes was/is, to fit the narrative of their woke confused ideology.
No lefty protested those changes, but now they go nuts and its no even concerning Canada.
Please tell me what wrong was sighted by trying to change the Gulf of Mexico to an imaginary new name?
Gee whiz Beav, I don't know anyone would find Chinaman Peak offensive.
Which is not an international anything, so Canada would be within it's rights, and cartography norms, to change to whatever.
It will be a discussing between Mexico, the US and the few other nations, nothing to do with Canada.
However Trudeau, with our tax dollars, tells the bought fear& propaganda outlets to continually gaslight wedge issues, to divide & polarize Canadians to cause chaos.

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