Empty Womb (Russia to be "colonized" by Illegal Islamic and Chinese Immigrants)

The American Thinker ^ | April 3rd, 2006 | Timothy Birdnow

[Mrs. Don-o]

Immigration has become a great crisis in the United States and Europe ...Nowhere is the situation more critical, however, than in Russia, which is being flooded by hordes of illegals.

To put it mildly, Mother Russia has an empty womb... Her population is sinking precipitously, thanks to unrestricted abortion and financial hardships ... there were officially 1.6 million abortions (and probably many unreported) in 2005, while 1.5 million children were born.

...Meanwhile... Russia is finding itself under increasing pressure from numerous illegal immigrant groups – particularly from Islamic groups from Central Asia and from the Chinese.

...[Even]worse, Russia has been producing nuclear material at pre-Cold War rates, thanks to a Clinton era program (the Nuclear Cities Initiative) which funded the enrichment centers ... What will happen to all of these weapons and materials if Islamic immigrants succeed in repopulating Mother Russia?

...Let’s not forget the Chinese; the one child policy of China has produced a generation of boys (since most Chinese want to pass their family name) and this bodes ill for the future of Russia. These young men are going to be searching for mates and a future, and the lure of pioneering in the relatively unsettled hinterland of Siberia may be attractive to them. How long could Russia maintain control of the Far East if Chinese began immigrating in earnest?

...People with hope, people with faith in the future have children. The Russians, like their European neighbors, have lost this. This is a moral and spiritual crisis; Russia has lost faith in her national identity, in her culture, in her intrinsic value. Russia has lost faith in her Religion and her God. The people must renew their hope, rekindle their spirit. Until they do, Mother Russia will find her cradle empty, and her enemies encroaching.

[Mrs. Don-o]

In Russia, too: Secularizarion + Abortion = an Islamic future

[silverleaf]

People with hope, people with faith in the future have children. The Russians, like their European neighbors, have lost this. This is a moral and spiritual crisis; Russia has lost faith in her national identity, in her culture, in her intrinsic value. Russia has lost faith in her Religion and her God. The people must renew their hope, rekindle their spirit.

Gorbachev blames George Bush, and the USA, for being an arrogant super power.

[rellimpank]

--large families of children are a lot less fascinating when they aren't necessary for agricultural help, also--

[Mrs. Don-o]

I hope you don't mind: I'm pinging people with (perhaps) an interest in the future of Russia/ Russian Orthodoxy?

If you don't want me to ping you, please let me know, and I'm sorry for any inconvenience.

[coconutt2000]

For thousands of years humans raised children in hardship.

Now they grow old and lonely in hardship and realize too late that children are one of the rewards of life that make the hardship worth bearing.

[Citizen Tom Paine]

Apparently, Siberia is going to be the tough place for Russia to keep. I think the ChiComs think it is still Chinese taken from them by the Tsars.

We perhaps are witnessing another historic migration. Recall that Europe was populated by hunter-gathers, then farmers moved in from the east quite a few years ago...

[2banana]

Hard to imagine that this is the same Russia that had so many troops that their favorite attack tactic in WWII was the mass (shoulder to shoulder) human wave assault.

[conservative physics]

With lifespans getting longer, there is an increasing chance that you will spend more time as an adult being old (over 60) than being young.

You wont be doing much bar hopping when you are 60+ and those last 40-50 years of your life will be mighty lonely without kids and grandkids.

[Hermann the Cherusker]

Hard to imagine that this is the same Russia that had so many troops that their favorite attack tactic in WWII was the mass (shoulder to shoulder) human wave assault.

20 million dead Russians later, it had to have put a big dent in the population to work with tactics like this.

[Smocker]

Our Lady of Fatima's warning and prophecy from 1917 has not been heeded. Russia has not been consecrated to the Immaculate Heart of Mary and the errors of Russia continue to spread.

[Beckwith]

You wont be doing much bar hopping when you are 60+ and those last 40-50 years of your life will be mighty lonely without kids and grandkids.

And you can take that to the bank.

[Palpatine]

approximately 80-90% of Russian men born between 1920 and 1927 were wiped out by World War II...

[Palpatine]

Gorbachev blames George Bush, and the USA, for being an arrogant super power.

so he too, thinks it's all Bush's fault? My those Bush's have a lot to answer for.../sarc

[dennisw]

More proof that demographics is destiny and Mexico knows that too. The ChiComs and Islamics know it and so do Mexican revanchists

[Kozak]

Globalis - Indicator

Indicator: Total fertility rate - 2000

Description:	This measure indicates the number of children a woman would have during her reproductive years if in each five-year age interval from ages 15–49 she had the number of children that women of that age currently have in the population as a whole. The data refer to the average projected for the period 2000-2005.
Source:	UN Common Database (UN estimates and projections)
Category:	Population
Years:	1955, 1960, 1970, 1980, 1990, 2000, 2005 (prognosis), 2015 (prognosis), 2050 (prognosis)
Unit of measurement:	Average number of children

Bar chart

1	Niger	8
2	Yemen	7.3
3	Somalia	7.25
4	Angola	7.2
5	Guinea-Bissau	7.1
5	Uganda	7.1
6	Mali	7
7	Afghanistan	6.9
8	Burkina Faso	6.89
9	Burundi	6.8
9	Liberia	6.8
10	Congo, DRC	6.7
11	Chad	6.65
12	Ethiopia	6.5
12	Sierra Leone	6.5
13	Malawi	6.46
14	Congo	6.29
15	Guinea	6.27
16	Rwanda	6.2
17	Benin	6.1
17	Djibouti	6.1
17	Madagascar	6.1
18	Zambia	6.05
19	Mauritania	6
21	Eritrea	5.93
22	Nigeria	5.92
23	Mozambique	5.9
24	Equatorial Guinea	5.89
25	Maldives	5.8
25	Togo	5.8
26	Tanzania	5.7
27	Bhutan	5.5
28	Pakistan	5.48
29	Oman	5.44
30	Comoros	5.4
30	Senegal	5.4
31	Central African Republic	5.3
31	Cote d'Ivory	5.3
31	Laos	5.3
32	Cambodia	5.25
32	Iraq	5.25
33	The Gambia	5.2
34	Namibia	5.15
35	Cameroon	5.1
35	Swaziland	5.1
36	Saudi Arabia	5.09
37	Solomon Is.	4.99
38	Guatemala	4.93
39	Sudan	4.9
40	Nepal	4.65
41	Ghana	4.6
41	Kenya	4.6
41	Papua New Guinea	4.6
42	Vanuatu	4.59
43	Samoa	4.51
44	Gabon	4.5
44	Sao Tome & Principe	4.5
44	Zimbabwe	4.5
45	Western Sahara	4.4
46	Haiti	4.38
48	Lesotho	4.34
49	Bolivia	4.32
49	Nicaragua	4.32
50	Honduras	4.3
50	Micronesia	4.3
51	Tonga	4.2
52	Paraguay	4.17
53	Jordan	4.11
54	Botswana	4
55	Bangladesh	3.95
56	French Guiana	3.83
57	Syria	3.82
58	Cape Verde	3.8
59	Tajikistan	3.72
60	Qatar	3.7
61	Philippines	3.64
62	Belize	3.6
63	Egypt	3.51
64	India	3.45
65	Libya	3.43
66	Myanmar	3.3
67	Malaysia	3.26
68	Fiji	3.2
68	Guam	3.2
68	Peru	3.2
69	El Salvador	3.17
69	United Arab Emirates	3.17
70	Algeria	3.15
71	Ecuador	3.1
72	Turkmenistan	3.03
73	Morocco	3
74	Bahrain	2.98
74	Venezuela	2.98
75	Israel	2.94
76	South Africa	2.9
77	Kuwait	2.89
77	Kyrgyzstan	2.89
78	Dominican Republic	2.88
78	Uzbekistan	2.88
79	Colombia	2.8
80	Panama	2.79
81	Mexico	2.75
82	Brunei	2.7
82	Mongolia	2.7
82	Turkey	2.7
83	Argentina	2.62
83	Suriname	2.62
84	French Polynesia	2.6
84	Indonesia	2.6
84	New Caledonia	2.6
85	Costa Rica	2.58
86	Iran	2.53
87	Jamaica	2.5
87	Vietnam	2.5
88	Guyana	2.45
89	Chile	2.44
90	Albania	2.43
91	St. Lucia	2.4
91	St. Vincent & the Grenadin...	2.4
91	The Bahamas	2.4
91	Uruguay	2.4
92	Brazil	2.34
93	Tunisia	2.32
94	Azerbaijan	2.3
94	Reunion	2.3
95	Lebanon	2.29
96	Virgin Is.	2.25
97	Guadeloupe	2.1
97	Kazakhstan	2.1
97	Netherlands Antilles	2.1
97	Sri Lanka	2.1
98	Iceland	2.06
99	Mauritius	2.05
99	North Korea	2.05
99	United States	2.05
100	Puerto Rico	1.99
101	New Zealand	1.97
102	Cyprus	1.96
103	Thailand	1.95
104	Macedonia (FYROM)	1.92
105	Ireland	1.9
105	Martinique	1.9
106	Malta	1.86
107	Norway	1.85
108	China	1.8
109	Australia	1.77
109	Serbia and Montenegro	1.77
110	France	1.76
111	Denmark	1.75
112	Finland	1.74
113	Luxembourg	1.73
114	United Kingdom	1.7
115	Trinidad & Tobago	1.65
116	Belgium	1.6
116	Croatia	1.6
116	Netherlands	1.6
117	Georgia	1.58
118	Singapore	1.57
119	Canada	1.56
119	Moldova	1.56
119	Sweden	1.56
120	Cuba	1.55
121	South Korea	1.51
122	Barbados	1.5
123	Poland	1.48
124	Switzerland	1.47
125	Portugal	1.46
126	Armenia	1.42
127	Slovakia	1.4
128	Japan	1.39
129	Hungary	1.38
129	Lithuania	1.38
130	Austria	1.36
131	Bosnia & Herzegovina	1.35
132	Germany	1.34
133	Romania	1.32
134	Greece	1.3
135	Estonia	1.28
136	Belarus	1.27
137	Russia	1.25
137	Slovenia	1.25
137	Ukraine	1.25
138	Italy	1.21
139	Spain	1.19
140	Czech Republic	1.18
141	Latvia	1.17
142	Bulgaria	1.14

[litehaus]

Rabbi Kahane was RIGHT! ;^)

[dennisw]

Hard to imagine that this is the same Russia that had so many troops that their favorite attack tactic in WWII was the mass (shoulder to shoulder) human wave assault.

Russia is smaller than the former USSR.
The USSR sent in those human waves composed of Russians, Ukrainians, Belorussians etc etc

Good USSR map--->> http://www.hymn.ru/15-union-republics/ussr1991-en.html

 

[Monterrosa-24]

"...The USSR sent in those human waves..."

But we must remember that the Red Army eventually learned to win with an economy of force. By the time the Red Army retook Kharkov (the first time) they were sometimes outmanuevering German forces with less troops and tanks in the forward areas than the the Germans had. They had leared to use cleverness, initiative, and bold armored tactics.

Furthermore, for all the silly racial theories of the Nazis, many Russian units had a higher percentage of blue eyes and fair hair than German line units.

[Marius3188]

Unfortunately, Brzezinski, was correct when he said that China would control Eastern Russia with legal and illegal immigration in 20-25 years.

More info for all:

http://www.voanews.com/english/archive/2006-02/2006-02-28-voa77.cfm?CFID=43555478&CFTOKEN=91954024

http://www.stanford.edu/group/sjir/3.1.10_person.html

http://www.hooverassociation.org/americanroadrussian.htm

[silverleaf]

Most of Russia outside of Moscow and St Petersburg is FAR different than relatively urbanized and acculturated Russia in those areas. Very 3rd world. I have seen peasant women drawing well water form a communal well in the heart of Vladivotok, a rather large city. Then carrying their buckets of well water up 10 stories of stairs in high rise apartment buildings with nonfunctional elevators.