Germany’s Demographic Catastrophe By Richard Miller

     Many municipalities in Germany are clambering, indeed, falling over themselves to get more magical refugees, whom they believe will pay boomer pensions, I suppose. The idea is that as always, migrants will solve every problem, being, well, magical.
  https://www.dw.com/en/german-municipalities-demand-action-refugees-mediterranean/a-51990144

     But, maybe not:
  https://www.dw.com/en/immigration-not-going-to-stop-germanys-demographic-problem/a-18993548

“The German Statistics Office has released a report negating hopes that the refugee crisis might actually help the country's demographic decline. The country would need around half a million immigrants every year. According to a report published by Germany's Federal Statistics Office (Destatis) on Wednesday, the recent influx of refugees is not going to solve the dilemma caused by the country's aging population. In a nation where a strong social benefits system depends on a young workforce paying into it, some had hoped immigration would help slow down the decline of tax income generated by a low birthrate among Germans. However, as the report suggested, these hopes may be dashed by the fact that the increased migrant population could only have short-term effects. Indeed, the demographic difference between the old and young in Germany is so vast that even the current unprecedented level of immigration cannot reverse the trend. Destatis wrote that in 2013 there were 15.1 million Germans over the age of 67. That number is set to skyrocket to 21.5 million by 2040, a 42 percent increase. Over the same timeframe, the amount of inhabitants between the ages of 20 and 66 is set to dwindle by almost a quarter, with 13 million fewer working-age Germans in the mix by 2040 when compared to 2013. Germany would need 470,000 immigrants, ready to join the pool of taxpayers, each year between now and then to offset the demographic decline, the report said. As the current number of refugees fleeing conflict in the Middle East and North Africa is not likely to be sustained year after year, Germany cannot rely on immigrants alone to solve the riddle posed by its ageing citizens and low amount of births, the report continued. Destatis also warned that their statistics did not take into account other factors that can affect immigration and emigration such as natural disasters, wars, and other crises.”

     People in the UK, also a deracinated population, appear to be deeply concerned about the population effects of mass immigration:
  https://www.breitbart.com/europe/2020/01/13/7-10-britons-worried-effect-immigration-population-growth-poll/

“Almost seven in ten Britons are concerned about the effect mass migration will have on population growth, according to polling data. Polling commissioned by Migration Watch UK and conducted by Deltapoll found that 36 per cent of Britons expressed “great concern” while 32 per cent said they had “some concern” about the current rate of immigration and its effect on the country’s population — a combined 68 per cent. Only 16 per cent said they felt “little” concern (11 per cent) or “no” concern (five per cent). Some 1,500 people were asked their opinion after being presented with the “High Migration” scenario, which projects population growth of 6.7 million over the next 20 years, and where, if the annual average growth continues, the United Kingdom will hit a population of 70 million by 2028. Britain already has the second-highest population and fourth-highest population density in the European Union.

  https://www.breitbart.com/europe/2020/01/04/englands-muslim-population-3-million-tops-populations-wales-ni/

     Really, if Europe eventually adopts sharia law, who will be puzzled/suprised? Feminists?
  https://www.theobjectivestandard.com/2018/10/europe-wades-further-into-sharia-law/
  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rcsG-u2GtZE
  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HJG-bwyd1ow
  https://www.breitbart.com/europe/2020/01/18/claim-women-quitting-jobs-swedish-no-go-area-mall-harassment

 

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