Re: NAC language suppression

I doubt that there would be much language supression. English would
probably 
be the most common language (business, military, etc), but Spanish and 
Portugese would be common in South America as an every day language. I
would 
bet most of these folks would speak English (as a second language)- if
for 
anything than to compete in the job market! Both the US and the UK (not
to 
mention Canada) are pretty free societies, so I seriously doubt that
there 
would be much supression of native languages (other than to keep from
having 
to publish driver's licnese tests in a dozen languages :). As for
population 
for the LLAR... who knows- several million at least.

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