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It’s all part and parcel. But the ultimate measure is their population over time relative to the population of the indigenous people. Israel has the same problem.Maybe. But I’m not talking about overpopulation. I’m talking about a growing segment in a society. Specifically, Europe.Or maybe that is a myth designed to scare people.I don’t know about all that but Europe is being converted through birth rates.When the citizens are so mentally deluded they can't figure out the difference between a man and a woman.
When parents can legally give hormone shots to very young children in order to change them from boys to girls and girls to boys.
When a country depends on homosexuals in their military to protect them.
When churches are performing and blessing same sex marriages, and the government is allowing them to adopt children.
When God is mocked in the media, and excluded by law from being mentioned at government functions.
That's when a country is in serious moral and cultural decay and swirlling down the toilet to oblivion.
And the only hope of survival of the west is to embrace Islam and be ruled by Sharia law.
Will Pew Muslim birth rate study finally silence the “Eurabia” claim?
The Muslim Overpopulation Myth That Just Won’t Die
Has their demographic increased in over the past ten years? Does it have a positive slope? A negative slope? Or is it flat?
Well you specifically mentioned birth rates. When it comes to immigrants Muslims are no different than other groups in that regard, and while they may initially have more children, by the next generation it is usually in line with the National average.
If you are talking about immigration, then yes it is growing but even the highest projections show them at 14% of the population. They also come from all over the world and different cultures. I think there is a lot of fear mongering.
Muslim Population Growth in Europe