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1)The population of Europe is aging in a major way and the birthrate, for the non-immigrant population, is declining. What this means is
that going
forward, the governments of Europe are going to have a cash crunch. They will need money to support their generous welfare
programs for the
elderly but there will be a smaller tax base from which they can get the money. This will have implication across the board for spending
decisions
and for these countires.

2)The birthrate of the immigrant Muslim population in European countires is sky rocketing (Steyn reports that "at present demographic
rates, by
2020, the majority of children in Holland — i.e., the population under 18 — will be Muslim). What this means is that you can expect far
more
turbulence in European countires as the Muslim population begins to exercise its power through the vote. This will also have implications
acorss
the board. Economic, religious, cultural. Kind of ironic that there are no Muslim countires that are democratic so the Muslim people have
no
influence. Yet by going to European countires that are democratic, the Muslim population will get to exert their influence.

People may be of the attitude of who cares? It's France, Germany, Holland. Well, it's also Britain, Holland, etc, etc. This cannot be good
for the
world. It also will not be good for Israel. Once again according to Steyn, "59 per cent of Europeans think Israel is the biggest threat to
world
peace." This number can only rise with the demographics. Be forewarned.

Can California be far behind Europe?....even got a new Euro governor...