DETROIT — For all the ups and downs, and more downs, that white-collar workers here have lived through, they have always managed to put on a brave face, assuring one another that the American auto industry will come back stronger than ever.

Is our population declining?

Is our population declining?

Our population IS in decline and the evidence is everywhere. In the United States people are imported from other countries to work at job which cannot be filled. These jobs are both low paying and high paying jobs. A good example is the medical profession. People are finally beginning to discover the reason. Evidence the follow commentary concerning a front page story published in the Detroit News on November 19th concerning the the nationwide shortage of nurses in the United States: 

" A recent Detroit News article discussed the nationwide shortage of about 100,000 nurses, which is expected to reach 300,000 - 600,000 by the year 2020. Letters to the editor discussed many possible explanations for the shortage, but I couldn't help wondering how much of it is due to the 40 million babies we've aborted since 1973. I can't even imagine what the state of health care is going to be like by then, not to mention the military, Social Security, and every other aspect of national life, if we don't stop killing children. That's if the Lord hasn't returned by then, which could happen, though I believe it's highly unlikely the Lord will return before judging us for our national sins. " Chris A. Coatney 11-26-2001 
  
  

How abortion, infanticide & euthanasia will affect the world population through 2050 :

Global Depopulation – A Reality?

  Not only do population rates continue their dramatic downward trend 
  in the developed world, but a sharp and persistent decline is also 
  taking place in the less developed world. Contrary to Vice President 
  Al Gore and most of the liberal media – if we look and listen – we’ll 
  see that we’ll soon be on the verge of declining population worldwide, 
  not over-population. 

  A November New York Times article said, "Unlike dips in population 
  growth throughout history, this slide, which began in the ‘60s, was 
  not caused by a natural or economic disaster or war or a plague. 
  There’s no Black Death to blame, no World War I, no Great 
  Depression. This decline is widespread; it is steady, and the current 
  decline shows no signs of reversing as earlier ones have." 

  Overpopulation is certainly the major reason for the Western nations 
  and the United Nations pushing for abortion in underdeveloped lands. 
  But is this still a valid claim (if it ever was)? Most well informed 
  people know that, across the Western World, birthrates have dropped 
  below replacement level. A recent HLI Bulletin gave us some 
  sobering statistics. 

  Europe 

  35 nations are dying in both Eastern and Western Europe. Fifteen 
  European countries now fill more coffins than cradles. Only two 
  countries are above replacement birth rates – little Malta with 2.4 
  children per completed family and isolated Muslim Albania with 2.8. 
  The average married European woman now has 1.35 children in her 
  lifetime. Italy’s birthrate of 1.2 is the lowest in the Western World. 
  The New York Times said in November that, in Italy, government 
  officials expect "empty classrooms and thousands of unemployed 
  teachers, with shortages of service industry workers and health care 
  personnel to care for older people." 

  Spain is close behind Italy, while European Russia, at 1.1, has the 
  lowest overall birth rate in the world. Last year its death rate was 
  70% higher than its birth rate. 

  Europe’s de-population bomb, in both the East and West, is fast 
  producing a huge demographic vacuum into which are moving 
  millions of Muslims and Arabs who have large families. 
  Some 5 million Muslims now live in dying France. In Germany, 
  Muslims have built some 1,500 mosques. Brussels, the capital of 
  Belgium, has entire classrooms of children without a single 
  Caucasian child in them. 

  By the year 2000, for the first time in history, there will be more 
  Muslims in the world than Catholics. This, thanks to contraception, 
  sterilization, surgical abortion and abortifacient drugs. Meanwhile the 
  threat of legalized euthanasia hangs over the Western World like a 
  hungry vulture. This may well be the social "solution" for large 
  numbers of elderly people needing to be cared for by a dwindling 
  work force. 

  Japan & China 

  Japan, with fewer than 1.4 children per family, is one of the fastest 
  aging nations in the world. Whole villages have no one left but elderly 
  folks. A September New York Times article reported that, because of 
  the shortage of young wage earners, Japan’s rate of savings will be 
  zero or even negative by the year 2010. By 2025, 73% of Japan’s 
  income will be going for social welfare, largely for health care and 
  pensions for the elderly. 

  Of course, the Chinese are the worst off. For 15 years, the Red 
  Regime has forcibly inserted abortifacient IUD’s into mothers after the 
  birth of their first child. After two children, the State forcibly sterilizes 
  them. Mothers, pregnant without the permission of the Communist 
  Party, are subjected to forced abortions. It has been 15 years of a 
  one child per family policy, resulting in mostly boys. In a few years, 
  there will be social turbulence and violence when tens of millions of 
  young men cannot find wives. 

  Underdeveloped Nations Also 

  The birth dearth has spread well beyond the developed world. 
  Twenty-seven developing countries now have fewer than 2.2 children 
  per woman, which means they are not reproducing their own 
  numbers. In 1985, the world’s total fertility rate – the number of 
  children born per woman in her reproductive lifetime – was 4.2. Now, 
  worldwide, it’s 2.9 and dropping. 

  Today 79 countries are dying because of birth rates below 
  replacement level. These countries are home to 40% of the world’s 
  population. By the year 2015, an estimated two-thirds of all the 
  people on earth will live in countries with birth rates at or below 
  replacement level, which is 2.1 babies per woman. 

  The Wall Street Journal in February of 1997 said, "Villages left will be 
  bereft of children, and schools will be closed for lack of students. If 
  the human face of this population implosion is melancholy, do 
  understand the economic consequences are nothing short of grim. 
  Labor shortages will cramp production. Housing markets will grow 
  moribund. This in turn will create a drag on real estate and other 
  sectors of the countries." 

  Global Redistribution 

  Assuming that we will have a shrinking population, but with the 
  decline much more rapid in the West than in the South, we will see a 
  global redistribution of world population. At the present time, the ratio 
  of population is approximately 4 in the underdeveloped nations to 1 in 
  those more developed. But if these projections continue, by the year 
  2050, the ratio will be 7 to 1. For example, as of today, the ratio of 
  the population of Europe, compared to Africa, is about 1 to 1. But in 
  another 50 years, there will be three Africans for every one European. 

  An Aging Population 

  Aging will be another impact of de-population. In 1900, the median 
  age of the world’s population was around 20 years. Today it’s about 
  25. But with the continuing drastic reduction in birth rates, the aging 
  population will raise the median age to 40 years by 2050. 
  In some countries, it will be much worse. In Japan, the median age 
  will be 53, Germany 55 and Italy 58 – and there won’t be many 
  children. Another way of looking at it is, if these population trends 
  continue, in another 50 years there will be three times as many old 
  people as young children in the lesser developed nations, but in the 
  West the ratio will be 8 to 1. To take the most extreme example, if 
  Italy’s reproductive rate stays at 1.2 (you need 2.1 to replace), by the 
  year 2050 only 2% of Italians will be under five years of age, but 40% 
  will be over 65. 

  Is There Documentation? 

  This is the obvious question. Are the above figures just predictions by 
  a few, or can these be substantiated? In support, there is now a 
  major, well-documented report by Nicholas Eberstadt, a researcher 
  with the American Enterprise Institute and the Harvard Center. In a 
  major October 16, 1997 Wall Street Journal analysis, he reported on 
  the October General Population Conference in Beijing. The 
  Conference was to focus on the threat of over-population. However, 
  the meeting began with a presentation by some of the world’s best 
  demographers offering a dramatic reassessment of the world’s 
  demographic future. They are now seriously considering the 
  possibility that the world’s population will peak in our lifetime and 
  then commence an indefinite decline. 

  He also details this de-population scenario, set out most recently by 
  the United Nations Population Division’s 1996 revision of its biannual 
  compendium, World Population Prospects, as the oldest, largest and 
  most intensive of various contemporary attempts to outline likely 
  future demographic trends. 

  Let’s look at what these authoritative numbers are telling us. Recall 
  again that in an underdeveloped country, the average woman must 
  have 2.2 babies in her lifetime in order to maintain a stable 
  population. In a developed nation it’s 2.1 

  By the UN estimate, total fertility rates in developed regions have 
  fallen in the last six years from 1.7 to 1.5 babies per woman. Clearly, 
  developed nations are dying. It estimates that this will drop farther in 
  the next decade to about 1.4. This means there will then be 3 people 
  dying for every 2 babies being born in the Western World. 

  There’s a middle group called Less Developed Nations. Their rate had 
  averaged about 3.3 in the early ‘90s. It’s projected to drop to about 
  2.0 in 20 years and to 1.6 by the middle of the next century. 

  The third grouping are the Least Developed Countries. Their total 
  fertility rate a decade ago had been about 5.0. This is expected to 
  drop below 4 by 2010, below 3 by 2020 and below replacement level 
  by 2035. 

  Remember, these are United Nations statistics. This means that, if 
  these trends continue as predicted, there will be global de-population, 
  beginning in a little over 40 years. The UN estimates predict that the 
  actual population of the world between 2040 and 2050 will drop by 
  almost 100 million. From then on, world population will shrink by 
  roughly 25% with each successive generation. 

  So why does the Clinton-Gore administration and the European 
  Union keep dwelling on overpopulation? They certainly have access 
  to these statistics. The answer is almost certainly what was clearly 
  laid out in the October issue of The Connector. It’s most likely that 
  the primary reason is the quest for power. If the West is to have 
  global control over the underdeveloped South, it must reduce 
  population in the South or lose worldwide dominance. 

  Conclusion 

  The West has reduced its own population with contraception, 
  abortifacients, sterilization and abortion. Now, through the United 
  Nations, and with the eager help and aggressive push by the United 
  States through President Clinton, it continues to massively dump 
  those practices on the families of the developing world. 

  What lies ahead? A world full of wheelchairs, increasingly infirm 
  senior citizens, and escalating demands for medical service and 
  care? Can fewer and fewer young people take care of more and more 
  old people? Perhaps the answer will be massive euthanasia. 
  The bottom line is that we will all get old. Will there be someone to 
  take care of you, since the State may not be able to? Ben 
  Wattenburg, one of our most famous and reliable demographers 
  today, has said it very succinctly. "You want security in your old 
  age? Then you don’t put dollars into Social Security – you put in 
  babies."

Helpful Answer?  (0)   (3)   

Unhelpful: jeffhoard, demanda, hishaman

Tip faizanrockstar for this answer