Baby Boom Fuelled By Migration

nicko wrote:A Muslim said "We will conquer Europe through the bellies of our women"


Wonder what he meant?

Stormee wrote:A baby boom fuelled by migration has left many local authorities at breaking point

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3542860/80-000-children-miss-choice-primary-school-Crisis-intensifies-following-baby-boom-fuelled-migration.html#ixzz45zEWtxrc
More evidence against uncontrolled forun scroungers coming here.

Muslim Demographics

Statistics demonstrate that 'Islam will overwhelm Christendom unless Christians recognize the demographic realities and begin reproducing again'?

                                          

David Mikkelson

 May 4, 2009
Claim: Statistics demonstrate that "Islam will overwhelm Christendom unless Christians recognize the demographic realities and begin reproducing again."
Mostly False This video is what prompted the concern and question


Origins:   The notion that "Christendom" (primarily western Europe, but also North America) is in danger of being overwhelmed within a few generations by Muslim immigrants with comparatively high birth rates (while the natives of the countries they are emigrating to are reproducing at or below mere replacement level) has been a common topic of western press articles in the last several years. However, such
articles (and examples like the video linked above) often suffer from flaws that tip them more towards being alarmist rather than accurate and sober analyses: They cherry pick and exaggerate a few gloomy-sounding statistics without presenting them within a larger context, they assume that current demographic trends will remain static even in the face of future political, economic or social changes, and they don't acknowledge that fertility rates are influenced by a number of complex, interrelated, and volatile factors.
For starters, much of the information presented in the video is incorrect, unsubstantiated, or misrepresented:
Of all population growth in Europe since 1990, 90% has been Islamic immigration.
 It's true that in recent years population growth in EU countries has been primarily driven by immigration, which, for example, accounted for almost 85% of the population growth in EU countries in 2005. However, that statistic includes all immigrants to EU countries, not just Muslims.
The French government doesn't collect statistics by religion, so it is impossible to say what the precise fertility rates among different religious groups in France are.
 But no country on earth has such a high fertility rate, and in Algeria and Morocco, the two nations which send the largest numbers of Muslim immigrants to France, the fertility rate is 2.38, according to the UN's 2008 figures.

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In the last 30 years, the Muslim population of Great Britain grows from 82,000 to 2.5 million A 30-fold increase.
The 2001 UK census tallied about 1.6 million Muslims in England and Wales, and that number may have grown to something approaching 2.5 million in the years since then (although 2008 estimates put the figure at only about 2 million).
 However, the 82,000 figure used as the starting point for this projection is questionable since the 1981 census did not survey respondents' religious beliefs — some believe that the number of Muslims in the population of England and Wales thirty years ago was significantly higher than the 82,000 estimate given here, and thus the true rate of growth in that segment of the population is much less than the "30-fold increase" cited in the video.