The Corraile Times

@Kevin: Okay, thank you for the information. Also the Nova Scotia/Lorenta/Canada situation is under control. All of the military action is now occuring on the Northwest Peninsula (Ceanda).

Pontiac is dead! can't use a pontiac car :twisted:

Great article! Problem is, if you guys have your own common currency, this will just kill the AINERO. Why you guys just don't join the AINERO? I think every AIN nations should be in the AINERO, if not, it will die pretty soon and we will abandon the thing.

Nice article Kevin! I hope to see more

Very Nice

It's not the front page news, but an editorial further back in the paper

lool, did yyou delete your post


Cause I originally replied to this

I needed to change the whole thing, and I forgot that the "edit" button existed. LOL

BTW, apologies for any spelling errors

Yikes. Cattala needs to do something about this...

Love the article, you make it look so professional!

I'll admit, this was a little late

Congrats! And no problem about it being late. Life is life. And we want it to look absolutely stunning, which it does. Good job

Great article Kevin - really factual and detailed. It's good to see some depth to the Atlantic Commonwealth.

Excellent Articles

I think 15% is too little for smoking population

United States: 20% (2006)
United Kingdom: 22% (2007)
Canada: 17% (2011)
Australia: 16.6% (2007) (some sources say 15%)
Germany: 27% (2005)

Although they are a bit variable in dates and rates could be more or less depending on your source, I think they have generally declined since then, so Corraile's rate could be accurate because of the falling rates in the developed world. Australia, a good comparison to Corraile, wants to lower its rates to 10% by 2018.

Yea, I agree with Thomas. It is rather accurate. Many smokers (that I know) are quitting, and I've seen reports that much of the world's smoking rates are decreasing.