Posted on 04/18/2006 12:26:41 AM PDT by albyjimc2
Good summation.
The part that truly shocked me was the point that the average Russian woman has 4 abortions. I stomach almost came out of my mouth. that is absolutley disgusting...
Most of the Muslim population in European countries is 3% at most.
Only in France is it 9%.
The increase is due to immigration legal and illegal.
Yes Muslims have large families in the countries of the births, but there children born in a Western country are not interested in large families, but more interested in enjoying the same things there white or Christian counterparts want.
And also latest figures have shown that the birth rate is going up again for Europeans. Coupled with stricter immigration, as well as a concerted effort to remove the illegals.
I would question the motives of those who write these articles, what is is they want to achieve with these doom and gloom scenarios based on very shaky facts and premises.
Is it that a scared population is more easy to manipulate.
The Nazis used similar scare tactics and were very involved in turning everyone into baby breeding units.
Muslim Europe
by Daniel Pipes
Europe becomes more and more a province of Islam, a colony of Islam." So declares Oriana Fallaci in her new book, La Forza della Ragione, or, "The Force of Reason." And the famed Italian journalist is right: Christianity's ancient stronghold of Europe is rapidly giving way to Islam.
Two factors mainly contribute to this world-shaking development.
*The hollowing out of Christianity. Europe is increasingly a post-Christian society, one with a diminishing connection to its tradition and its historic values. The numbers of believing, observant Christians has collapsed in the past two generations to the point that some observers call it the "new dark continent." Already, analysts estimate Britain's mosques host more worshippers each week than does the Church of England.
* An anemic birth rate. Indigenous Europeans are dying out. Sustaining a population requires each woman on average to bear 2.1 children; in the European Union, the overall rate is one-third short, at 1.5 a woman, and falling. One study finds that, should current population trends continue and immigration cease, today's population of 375 million could decline to 275 million by 2075.To keep its working population even, the E.U. needs 1.6 million immigrants a year; to sustain the present workers-to-retirees ratio requires an astonishing 13.5 million immigrants annually. (more)
http://www.danielpipes.org/article/1796
LOL let me guess she has a book to sell.
So more people go to a Mosque in Britain than the Church Of England even tho, the Muslim population in Britain is 3% at most.
"So more people go to a Mosque in Britain than the Church Of England even tho, the Muslim population in Britain is 3% at most."
"...the traditional ‘usual Sunday attendance’ measure showed a drop of two per cent to just over 900,000.." - http://www.cofe.anglican.org/news/pr0106.html
Muslim Britain: More people attend mosques than Church of England
http://www.jihadwatch.org/dhimmiwatch/archives/000743.php
So how many closed churches do you pass on the way to work?
(hate to post and run, but I'm off...)
None but there are three churches within 10 min walking distance from me. One Church of England two Catholic, and a Baptist meeting hall down the road
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Logical fallacy of guilt-by-association. The Nazis also built compact cars and expressways. Does that make compact cars and expressways bad?
and were very involved in turning everyone into baby breeding units.
Historically false. They wanted more "Aryan" German babies, but promoted contraception, sterilization, and abortion for Slavs and Jews.
Well my reply seemed to have rattled you.Maybe its just part of a bums on seats operation, to get more people into church and more money into the church coffers.
LOL using the Muslims as the bogey men
What's really important here is not the actual figure now, but rather the direction of the trend and the projected figures if present rates are maintained. That's what has some people alarmed.
Sure, we're a long way from a Muslim dominated Europe- at least numerically- but I think it would be rather dangerous to equate a 3% population figure with a 3% influence on European civilization in terms of laws, customs and societal stability. If there's one thing that we've learned in recent years, it's that Muslims have the potential to produce destabilization to a degree which is disproportionate to their numbers.
Furthermore, the 3% figure does not mean that Muslims are dispersed throughout European society in a more or less homogenous distribution. They are concentrated heavily in certain areas where their numbers often approach 70-100%. In the UK, parts of Leeds, Bradford, Birmingham and the East End of London come to mind. They have not integrated into western society. At least not yet.
Banking on the next generation of Muslims all forsaking the mosque for soccer stadiums, pubs and nightclubs seems a little like playing Russian roulette to me, except that the chances of disaster are higher. I don't see it happening. The radicals and bomb throwers who now afflict us seem to be drawn from this younger generation and if anything, seem even more dangerous than their parents. Case in point: those responsible for the recent London Underground bombings.
Oh I know they are more radical, they remind me of the Badder Meinhoff and Red Army Faction.
But they are not breeding like there parents to put it bluntly, so we are not going to be out bred by them.
There has only been one attack in Britain, you can say one attack too many but its hardly the beginning of the end.
The IRA were more of a threat.
The Muslim radicals in Britain are on the defensive, many have fled abroad, we have arrested and detained most of the more prominent who didn't run.
We have there measure now.
Don't forget to factor in the continued migration of many of the well educated European young people to other Western nations because they can't find acceptable wages or employment after graduation in their liberal/socialist states.
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