Numbers that Matter - Muslim Demographics the Truth
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The document discusses scenarios for the future of the European Union in 2030. It presents initial scenarios of a "Super State" or "Empire" and an "Islam State" or "Breakup." It then shows data and claims about Muslim demographics in European countries. However, several of the claims about Muslim population growth and projections are disputed by citing statistics from government sources that provide different data. The document cautions about unreliable sources making assumptions not supported by evidence from statistical authorities.
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- 1. Number that Matters Future of the European Union in 2030 Arthur Danzi Gudmundur Kr Mauricio Suzuki Sameer Agarwal Sri Hari Krishnan
- 2. Our Initial Scenarios Super State Empire Islam State Breakup
- 3. Click Next to see the Muslim Demographics Video
- 4. Fertility Rates Claim Reality France 1.8 1.98 (07) 2.02 (08) 3 England 1.6 1.63(01) 1.92 (07)2 Greece 1.3 1.32(95) 1.41(06) 3 Germany 1.3 1.37 (07) 1.38 (08) 3 Italy 1.2 1.19 (95) 1.35 (06) 1 Spain 1.1 1.16 (95) 1.40 (07) 1 EU 1.38 1.5 (09) 3 Sources: (1) Eurostat (2) UK Office of National Statistics (3) AFP News
- 5. Claim 2.11 Required 1.9 Never Reversed
- 6. France Population 65,000,000 60,000,000 55,000,000 50,000,000 45,000,000 40,000,000 WW I WW II 35,000,000 30,000,000 25,000,000 Source: Compilation de donn辿es INSEE, INED, et Jacques Dupaquier, Histoire de la population fran巽aise, Paris, PUF, 1988. Les donn辿es datant d'avant les premiers recensements napol辿oniens sont des estimations qui pr棚tent d辿bats.
- 7. France: 1.8 per family, Muslims: 8.1 Not legal in France to collect data on religion Mostly immigration from Algeria and Morocco 2.38 children per family Niger Highest fertility rate in the World 7.15 Muslim nations have high fertility rates Yemen 6.41, Gaza Strip 5.19, Saudi Arabia 3.89 * Source: UN World Population Prospect 2008
- 8. In the Netherlands, 50% of all newborns are Muslim. Nearly 1 million Muslims in the Netherlands 5.8% of the population 50% growth of muslins from 1990 to 2004 from 500k Total population of the Netherlands 16,5 million Will 50% of the population be Muslim in 2015? Every Muslim, including men, needs to give birth to 1.3 children per year Source: Statistics Netherlands, 2009
- 9. Muslim population will double in 20 years "That is not true. The German government does not believe that the Muslim population will double in the next 40 or 50 years. There are no reliable sources that give a proof for that assumption Mr. Walter Radermacher Chief Statistician of the European Union, former vice-president of the German Federal Statistics Office
- 10. The battle between religions Claim: 30x increase in Muslims in England No source Jedi Knight grew from 0 to 390,127 in 1 year UK National Statistics office, 2001 Jedi Knight will be the main religion in England before 2015 Source: The Royal Regression Analysis Club at Rotterdam School of Management
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- 13. Other numbers France France does not collect religious data Can only show a high concentration of Muslims in one particular area of France Netherlands Muslims are only 5% of the population (Statistics Netherlands) 50% of babies = 14 times the rate of births UK 1.6 million (01) but no information about growth rate because before 2001 no religion data was collected on census Belgium 6% of population (University of Ghent 2008), instead of 25%