Tiny Caribbean Islands You May Have Never Heard Of {Gadling}

May 9th 2006 9:59AM Small, relatively unimportant places have the obligation to let the world know about them, rather than insist the world "know" about them. To those who are meeting a lot of people, supposedly, with a poor knowledge of world geography I might suggest they deal with a more educated level of people as opposed to strutting around expounding on some kind of superiority they don't have. Edcuatd people associate with educated people. The very fact that some people complain about a lack of knowledge among others means they usually asociate with their peers, uneducated peolple at their won level. They sound silly with their mean,arrogant comments about people in the developed world. It is quite natural that people know about prominent, important, developed countries. I find your anti-American comments arrogant, rude and wrong. People do not have the obligation to study every little corner of the world. Stop talking so silly and go out and get an education about people and their ways rather than strut around with some supposed, silly offense at not being known, Jamaica is famous and rightly so. Trinidad and Tobago are not. There are also many places in the world called Trinidad. Trinidad was named by the Spaniards for three peaks they first saw. Can you name some other Trinidads without looking them up? I can name around ten right off the top of my head.
I come from Venezuela. How much does this person know about Venezela, without having to look it up?