Four possible Coalitions 3
Four possible Coalitions 3
The arrangement of Appendix 40 can serve as a foundation or general guidelines and make changes. Some changes regarding China's Coalition B were presented in the previous article. SFA (Scandinavia-Finland-Austria) are considered Western European countries. Scandinavian countries are Sweden, Norway, Denmark. Geographically, Finland, Sweden and the northern part of Norway are in Eastern Europe.
Finland, Sweden, Norway have significant Uralic ancestry. In Finland, Uralic ancestry in higher than Viking. In Eastern Europe, Russia and Baltic countries have considerable Uralic ancestry. Among Baltic countries, Estonia has the highest Uralic ancestry. Estonians are close genetically to Finns but in Estonia Uralic tribes mixed with Slavic while in Finland, Uralic tribes mixed with Vikings.
The first Hungarians were Uralic tribes. Hungarian, Finnish and Estonian are similar Uralic languages. However, today's Hungarians are closer genetically to the rest of the countries in Greco-Thraco-Illyrian territory. Kievan Russes had some Viking ancestry. Russians, Ukrainians and Belarusians originate from Kievan Russes. Austria is genetically closer to Eastern Europe. A large part of Austria was Greco-Thraco-Illyrian territory.
So eventhough SFA are considered Western European, there is some justification for placing them in Coalition D. If SFA are smart, they should prefer that. Otherwise they will be Germany's satelite states. SFA are small countries. In Coalition D, there are many small countries. SFA have the highest per capita income and they could have an important role, especially in Region A (Table A of Appendix 40B). It is to their benefit to be in Coalition D.
Let's assume that for some strange reason, SFA do not want to be in Coalition D AND decision makers, (Coalitions B, C, D) want to satisfy their desire. AntiNWO has an alternative. There can be a switch between Turkiye and SFA. Turkiye has much larger population than SFA but Coalition A has already 26,1% of the world's population. With Turkiye-SFA swap, the percentage will become 25,5% which is still above 25%.
In AntiNWO's Grouping B, South American Group A3 was Mercosur+. In additon to Mercosur, Peru, Chile, Bolivia were included. These three could replace Turkiye in Coalition A. The percentage or the world's population will become 26% which is 1% above 25%. Turkiye will have to be placed in another Coalition B, C or D. Coalition B is full. Coalitions C and D have a lot of room to add countries but in C there is a problem.
Coalition C will have Israel and most of the countries in Arabian Peninsula. Certainly, Israel does not want to be together with Turkiye. Saudi Arabia may not be too excited either. The truth is that Turkiye does not fit very well with Israel and most countries of Arabian Peninsula. Probably that alternative should be ruled out. There is some opposition for Turkiye's participation in Coalitions A and D but it could be overcome.
Nevertheless, there can be some changes in Coalition B, in order to accomodate Turkiye. Let's take the alternative shown on the right side of Table B in Appendix 40B. Pakistan has replaced Nigeria and Syria-Oman are included. If Turkiye replaces DR Congo, the Coalition's percentage will become 26,3%. In that case the Coalition will be continuous from Pacific ocean to Caspian, Black and Mediterranean Seas.
But China will have to "sacrifice" a DR Congo in order to accomodate Turkiye. China may decide to have no Subsaharan country in its Coalition. With the rest of the countries in Coalition B, they may choose a country that is next to one of the countries so that the Coalition is continuous. Coalititions will not be isolated. China could still have relations with Subsaharan countries, even if they are not in the same Coalition.
China views Myanmar as a pathway to the India Ocean. The problem is that Myanmar is already in ASEAN (right side of Table A in Appendix 33) which has 675 million people. Nevertheless, if Burmese (Myanmar) have the option to be in a continuous Coalition with 2 billion people, they may prefer that. ASEAN countries have not been placed in any Coalition yet. Their only two options are in Coalitions C and D. In both Coalitions, there is enough room for ASEAN. ASEAN could be a Subcoalition.
We should point out that although Coalitiion D covers a large area, in terms of population, it is roughly equal with ASEAN. It has only 682 million and roughly one third of a Coalition's population. Coalition D is Incomplete. So two thirds more should be added. The three Regions presented in Table A of Appendix 40B can form a Subcoalition, when the Coalition is Complete. There could be three Subcoalitions.
The point is that the arrangement of Appendix 40 can set the general quidelines. UK and Ireland will be in Coalition C with North America, USA and Canada. Western Europe will be with India and Mercosur. SFA (Scandinavia-Finland-Austria) can be included in Western Europe. Scandinavian countries are Sweden, Norway, Denmark. The other alternative for SFA is to be in Coalition D.
Mercosur may include three more countries, Peru, Chile, Bolivia. Peru and Chile are associate members of Mercosur. Bolivia had been an associate member for long time and became only recently a member. Venezuela was a full member but it has been suspended. It may be preferable if all seven countries are included in Coalition A. The rest of the countries in American continent can be in Coalition C.
Coalition C will also have most of the countries in Arabian Peninsula and Israel. They can form a Region or Subregion. Coalition D will have all Eastern European countries, ACA (Azerbaijan, Central Asia) and Japan, S. Korea, Australia, N. Zealand, Papua. Central Asian countries are Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Tajikistan, Kyrgyzstan, Turkmenistan. SFA can also participate, if they are not included in Coalition A with most of Western European countries.
Turkiye can't be placed in Coalition C with Israel. There is opposition in Coalitions A and D but this could be overcome. The least opposition is in Coalition B but China would have to sacrifice a Subsaharan country in order to accomodate Turkiye. China will be with a) Afghanistan, Iran, Iraq, Lebanon, Yemen b) Taiwan, N. Korea, Mongolia. Pakistan, Syria, Oman, Nigeria, DR Congo, S. Africa, Myanmar may also be included.
The rest of the countries will be in Coalition C or D. These are mainly in Africa (North Africa and Subsaharan Africa) and ASEAN. There are also a few Asian countries that are not in ASEAN, Bangladesh, Nepal, Sri Lanka, Bhutan, Maldives. Ideally, they will be divided in such way to have Subcoalitions, Regions and perhaps Subregions. The countries in Coalitions C and D will have to decide about that.