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ISRAEL’S NEXT GENERATION OF WARFARE PROTECTION
Israel’s ‘Iron Beam’ lasers can neutralize missiles instantly, ending runs to bomb shelters
ISI/DI: While there are still some bugs to be worked out, Israel has developed a cost-efficient system with excellent potential for rocket and missile interception and protection.
BOULDER, COLORADO
Boulder Muslim Who Set Jews on Fire: “Open Your Heart to the Koran”
Mohamad had cans of gasoline and a Koran in his car.
ISI/DI: I want to be sure I understand this …… a Muslim throws Molotov cocktails at people to set them on fire, then tells them to open their heart to the Qur’an …… ? Do you think Christian missions should rethink their approach to evangelization?
Colorado Imam Karim AbuZaid: Many Jews Will Accept Islam When Caliphate Is Established In Jerusalem; The Jews Conspired Against Jesus, But Islam Will Make Christ The ‘Caliph King’
https://www.memri.org/tv/colorado-karim-abuzaid-jews-convert-caliphate-christ-caliph-king
ISI/DI: I’m sure the Jews will just love this idea.
WOMEN LIVING UNDER SHARI’A
Maryland Imam Condemns Women Who Demand Equal Rights With ‘Filthy Banners’: Allah Gave You A Crown, Made You ‘Queen Of The House’; If You Want To Go To Paradise – Act Like It; Virtuous Women Obey Their Husbands’ Intimacy Demands
https://www.memri.org/tv/maryland-imam-women-filthy-banners-equal-rights-queen-obedience
ISI/DI: This is for all women who wish to know more of what it means to live under Shari’a, Islamic Law.
Let’s first look at your ‘rights.’ Do not be fooled by those who say you have no rights. You do, you have all the rights in the world, and more than many women from other countries.
These rights are vested with your husband. As your Protector, it is his responsibility to monitor these rights and to dispense them to you as he feels necessary. After all, he is your Protector and it is he who Allah will hold responsible if he does not do a good job. It is a very responsible thing for a man to offer these to you. So, remember you have all the rights and your husband will provide them as necessary. That way you do not have to be concerned with so many responsibilities.
EDUCATION
UK: Educational charity tells students that Vikings were ‘not all white’ and ‘some were Muslim’
ISI/DI: “The idea here, of course, is to make the native non-Muslim British students more welcoming of the Muslims who are steadily increasing their presence and power in Britain. The Brilliant Club is paving the way for Britain’s new overlords.
“Vikings were ‘not all white and some were Muslim’, pupils to be told in effort to ditch ‘Eurocentric ideas.’
“Schoolchildren are to be taught that Vikings were ‘not all white’ and some were Muslim, according to guidance from an educational charity urging tutors to abandon “Eurocentric” ideas.
“A guide produced by the charity suggests abandoning the idea that Vikings were a homogenous community of blonde Scandinavians.
“Instead, tutors are told to consider teaching that Vikings were ‘a very diverse group of people’ with ‘diverse religious beliefs.’”
I wonder how Odin, the “king of the gods,” and his son, Thor, the “god of thunder, lightning, and agriculture” feel about this little demotion?
DEMOGRAPHICS
The impact of demographic change in Europe
More working from home
The share of employed people working from home in the EU jumped from 1 in 7 people in 2019 to 1 in 5 in 2020. In 2021, almost every fourth person was working from home.
Lower birth rate
In 2020, the average number of childbirths per woman was 1.5, which is well below the value of 2.1 required to maintain a stable population.
Growing senior population
By 2050 the share of people over 65 will be around 30 percent, compared to around 20 percent today.
Smaller households
The number of households has continued to grow, while the average household size has continued to fall. Households composed by a single person have grown the fastest, to over 70 million in 2021.
Living longer
Following a drop during the COVID-19 pandemic, the gradual increase in life expectancy has resumed. In 2021, the life expectancy in the EU was estimated at 82.8 years for women and 77.2 years for men.
Less Europeans in the world
The share of Europe’s population in the world is shrinking and it will account for around 4% of the world’s population in 2070 compared to 6% today.
The impact of demographic change
Demographic change in the EU has an impact on
- the labour market – as Europe’s working-age population is shrinking sustaining economic growth requires us to bring more people into the labour market and/or to increase productivity through technological advances and skills development.
- employment – as people live longer and healthier lives, many citizens want to work longer, although not necessarily in the same kind of jobs.
- care services – the growing share of older people in the EU brings an increased need for care services and challenges the long-term financial sustainability of our welfare states.
- demographic balance – demographic trends do not affect every country and every region in the same way. Whereas a number of EU Member States are projected to experience a decline in their population already in the next years, others are projected to see population growth over the same period.
- rural areas – generally speaking, rural regions are more affected by population decline due to natural changes and outmigration than predominantly urban ones.
- Europe’s position in the world – as the EU’s share of the global population is projected to continue falling in the coming decades, the need for close cooperation at all levels to ensure the competitiveness of our Single Market becomes ever more pressing.
Shrinking youth population
The share of people in the 15-29-year-old age range decreased from 18.1% in 2011, to 16.3% in 2021. This trend is expected to continue and become even more pronounced in rural regions.
Growing senior population
By 2050, the share of people over 65 will be around 30%, compared to around 20% today. An older population poses challenges for things like pension systems and the healthcare sector.
ISI/DI: New data showing the percentage of people not speaking German at home in Austria underlines just how massive the demographic transformation has been in the country, according to a Hungarian economist.
According to the latest Austrian statistics, one-third (32.8%) of primary school pupils in Austria are non-native German speakers. In cities, the proportion is even higher: in Salzburg, for example, one in two children (51.8%) do not speak German at home.
In some districts of Vienna, the situation is already dramatic: in Brigittenau and Margareten, the proportion of people who do not speak German in the family environment is over 80 percent.
But not all the news on immigration in Europe is bad. One by one, the nations of Europe have awakened to that “ethnic and cultural transformation” that is the result of the influx of Muslim migrants. And one by one, they are now doing something about it.
The members of the EU have for too long allowed their immigration policies to be decided in Brussels. And in Brussels, instead of blocking Muslim immigration, the EU bureaucrats want to force the nations in the EU to accept country quotas on immigrants, decided not by those countries, but by the European Council. Only if the nation-states can retake that power can the relentless demographic assault by Muslims be halted.
Viktor Orban, prime minister of Hungary, has shown he way: he will not allow a single immigrant into his country. Prime Minister Donald Tusk of Poland has not banned all immigrants, but has made clear that his country’s immigration policy will be decided in Warsaw, not in Brussels. On May 14, following the European Council vote on establishing national quotas for each of the EU member states, Prime Minister Tusk reiterated his previous pledge that the government would strive to ensure that Poland “will not have to accept any migrants, that the EU will not impose any migrant quotas on us.” Furthermore, Poland has been deporting any illegal migrants found in the country.
Czechia is the third EU member that refuses to take in any “refugees.” And other countries are stiffening their opposition to accepting the quotes set in Brussels. Finland, for example, has stated that “national security comes first” in deciding which, and how many, immigrants to admit. Germany has recently tightened its policies, too. As of May 12, German Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt has ordered asylum seekers to be turned away at the border. Obviously the increasing popularity of the anti-Muslim immigrant party, Alternative für Deutschland, is having its effect on the government’s move rightward.
On May 14, Austria ended the “family reunification” policy according to which a single family member accepted into Austria could then bring over his whole family, and Muslim families tend to be very large. France’s Interior Minister Bruno Retailleau has tightened migration controls and brought the number of deportations to a new high. Italy has tightened its citizenship laws, making citizenship available only to those with Italian parents or grandparents. The government has cracked down on NGOs helping migrants from North Africa arrive by sea.
One by one, the European nations have been waking up to the demographic threat posed to their indigenous populations by the presence of tens of millions of Muslims, and everywhere they are showing a willingness to move to the right to tighten the screws on would-be immigrants, who come to Europe hoping to take advantage of every benefit — housing, food, medical care, education, family allowances, and more — that the generous welfare states of Western Europe make available. The lax immigration policies are now being rolled back. Asylum claims are no longer being accepted from Muslim lands, and, in fact, are overwhelmingly being immediately rejected. And where “asylum” was previously granted, a change in Arab regimes means that the “asylum” is no longer necessary. Thus the Europeans are intent on sending home millions of Syrian “refugees” who can return safely now that the Assad regime has fallen.
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