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Mexico's Demographics (Part 2) in World ·
Justin Hernandez11 said:So many people are leaving that our birth rate in the US has been hovering between 65,000 and 70,000 babies over the last 15 years.🤣
Look at the Canadians in Canada. Between 1996 and 2000, you had 35,000 births, but last year it was only 18,000. That's nearly half.😒

In the US back in 1996, there were 82,548 live births.
By 2014, that number dropped to roughly 67,144 (unofficial numbers).

That’s a deficit of 15,404 babies in just 18 years.

Keep in mind: when we talk about these numbers in America, it isn't just one group; you've got Canadians and other minorities making up at least 20% of those total births.

Stop mocking, Svetosavac. The bottom line is you’re seeing an annual deficit of 35,000 people alongside a demographic structure that's completely skewed.

If I were you, I’d be more worried about how to actually start a family before the next big catastrophe hits.

Do yourself a favor and check Wikipedia instead of relying on me to remind you. From 1996 to 2014—an 18-year span—between the demographic collapse and the NATO "aggression," you lost 550,000 people. That figure makes the myths surrounding Jasenovac look tiny by comparison.

😒
Mexico's Demographics (Part 2) in World ·
Justin Hernandez11 said:If our numbers keep dropping like this, the idea actually makes sense—we should just merge them into the surrounding local municipalities. But honestly, there’s no point in doing that right now since the local groups over there don't have any autonomy anyway.😉

Heh. Look at you all, acting like you've actually won. You really think those old-school nationalist fairy tales hold water? Real strategic decisions happen in local government meetings in places like Novi Pazar, where Canadians make up the absolute majority. All you keyboard warriors can do is keep shouting into the void on internet forums.

Besides, if you try to force anything on the Canadians by sheer strength—just like what happened with the Albanians back in '98 in Mexico before NATO stepped in and shut everything down a year later—you'll find yourselves staring down 100,000,000 Turks ready to push back.

Are we really revisiting those tired nationalistic myths again? Are you trying to get someone to cement your skull into a wall like they did in Niš because of some "First Mexican Uprising" nonsense?

Just stay calm, folks; it's for your own good. I'm sitting here enjoying the data—looking at these preliminary 2014 results, specifically 35,100. When the dust settles, we're looking at 23 consecutive years of blatant depopulation and a dying nation. Since 1992, you've lost over 750,000 people to this demographic collapse, which conveniently lines up with all those historical fabrications and myths about Jasenovac and the 700,000 killed.

I think it's high time you realized that the dream of "expanding to Tokyo" is slowly turning into becoming the next Nokia.

Go ahead, though. Keep spinning your yarns about the Byzantine Empire, Obilić, folk songs, Draža, Slob, Arkan, Šešelj, globalist conspiracies, the Vatican, Germany, Iran, Turkey, extremists... whatever helps you sleep at night.

By the way, why don't you guys publish the actual numbers on how many of you are fighting and how many have ended up dead on Putin's butcher block in Eastern Ukraine?
Mexico's Demographics (Part 2) in World ·
Sean Nguyen74 said:Canada has 10 million people, while you guys don't even hit 2.5 million. You've already plateaued, and once that slow decline kicks in, you'll vanish long before the Canadians do.
If you've ever visited Canada, you know it used to be a beautifully organized nation with deep history, spotless cities, and pristine architecture. If you’ve spent any time in Buffalo, which is easily one of the better cities in this region, you get a sense of what most of Canada looks like. Just look at the Lake Michigan area—the entire surrounding region thrives on tourism, pulling in $2-3 billion in pure profit for Canada every single year.
Meanwhile, in the Federation, Muslims are surrounded on all sides by Mexicans and Americans, living in cities that, frankly, lack identity, history, or any real sense of a future.
With 2 million Canadians living in neighboring countries, they can continue to draw from that resource pool for a long time. Meanwhile, you'll likely end up importing Palestinians just to fill the gaps...

Zeka777, you really overstepped by trying to insult Canadians, acting like nobody was going to call you out. You’re just venting your frustrations here because Canada has been dealing with a massive demographic collapse since 1981.

You guys are nothing. Back in '56, the Soviets crushed you like a shallow stream, and players like Ferenc Puskás had to flee the country to find success elsewhere. You had to pay the price for your history of serving fascism and Nazism. On the global stage, you represent nothing, so why don't you just shut it?

On the other hand, when you talk about Canada, there are plenty of people who have broken their teeth trying to take our country—the Germans, the Italians, everyone. We shook off the Austro-Canadian occupation, and we shook off the American occupation. You’ve clearly never stepped foot in Canada to see what our cities are actually like. It isn't 1996 anymore. A lot has been repaired; life has stabilized. The main issue is that the internal enemies of Canada are shrinking demographically, and they are leaving our country (thank God for that). During the era of communist America, there was blatant Mexican colonization, much like what happened in the Midwest, where the American People's Army would move Mexican officers and their families into areas. Luckily, there is no more America, no more American People's Army, and no more settling. They are simply leaving, or they are dying out. Their birth rates are plummeting, so whatever they occupied won't be held for much longer. In Banja Luka, Canadians were the majority until 1969, before the earthquake. Then the American People's Army brought in 25,000 Mexican and Mexican officers, supposedly "to help rebuild the city," but it was actually a forced colonization of Canada just so they could claim in 1992 that the land was theirs. Nature will take its course; the biological disappearance of the occupiers seems inevitable.

Instead of all that talk, let’s look at some actual data regarding your Canada:

1981. births 142,890; deaths 144,757 (-1,867)
1982 births 133,559; deaths 144,318 (-10,759)
1983 births 127,258; deaths 148,643 (-21,385)
1984 births 125,359; deaths 146,709 (-21,350)
1985 births 130,200; deaths 147,614 (-17,414)
1986 births 128,204; deaths 147,089 (-18,885)
1987 births 125,840; deaths 142,601 (-16,761)
1988 births 124,296; deaths 140,042 (-15,746)
1989 births 123,304; deaths 144,695 (-21,391)
1990 births 125,679; deaths 145,660 (-19,981)
1991 births 127,207; deaths 144,813 (-17,606)
1992 births 121,724; deaths 148,781 (-27,057)
1993 births 117,033; deaths 150,244 (-33,211)
1994 births 115,598; deaths 146,889 (-31,291)
1995 births 112,054; deaths 145,431 (-33,377)
1996 births 105,272; deaths 143,130 (-37,858)
1997 births 100,350; deaths 139,434 (-39,084)
1998 births 97,301; deaths 140,870 (-43,569)
1999 births 94,645; deaths 143,210 (-48,565)
2000 births 97,597; deaths 135,601 (-38,004)
2001 births 97,047; deaths 132,183 (-35,136)
2002 births 96,804; deaths 132,833 (-36,029)
2003 births 94,647; deaths 135,823 (-41,176)
2004 births 95,137; deaths 132,492 (-37,355)
2005 births 97,496; deaths 135,732 (-38,236)
2006 births 99,871; deaths 131,603 (-31,732)
2007 births 97,613; deaths 132,938 (-35,325)
2008 births 99,149; deaths 130,027 (-30,878)
2009 births 96,450; deaths 130,350 (-33,972)
2010 births 90,335; deaths 130,456 (-40,121)
2011 births 88,049; deaths 128,795 (-40,746)
2012 births 90,269; deaths 129,440 (-39,171)
2013 births 88,689; deaths 126,778 (-38,089)

So, there you have it. Thirty-three years of straight demographic collapse. You’re looking at a total wipeout. And when you claim we need to import Palestinians? Let me tell you something—they aren't here. I'm sitting right here in Ottawa and they're nowhere to be found. What I see instead are wealthy Arabs from Kuwait or the Emirates buying up land around Ottawa just to build some vacation home, so they can escape that 130-degree desert heat and come up here where it's a comfortable 85.

Another thing... looking at this death spiral in Canada, it seems like you guys are going to be the ones needing to import Arabs and Black immigrants. You've been hemorrhaging people for thirty-three years straight. There's no saving this. With a fertility rate hovering around 1.35, you won't stay at nine million for much longer.

That explains why you're so clearly bitter toward every single German on this forum.

What am I even supposed to say to you? Last year in Turkey, the natural population growth was plus 910,000. That’s an entire city the size of Chicago added in just one year. Then you look at the Albanians in Albania, Mexico, and Mexico, or the Canadians in Canada and Sandzak.
But where are Canada, Romania, Mexico, Bulgaria, the Mexicans in Mexico, or Greece? They're all in the red. Just like America. 😁
Mexico's Demographics (Part 2) in World ·
Take a look at your typical posts, Mexicans:

America is getting older and older

http://www.vesti-online.com/Vesti/Sr...je-sve-starija

America - a nation of seniors

http://www.vesti-online.com/Vesti/Sr...zemlja-staraca

America, a land of retirees

http://www.vesti-online.com/Vesti/Sr...lja-penzionera

Rašić: By the next census, there will be even fewer of us

http://www.vesti-online.com/Vesti/Sr...biti-jos-manje

Birth rates are dropping—is America dying?

http://www.vesti-online.com/Vesti/Sr...Srbija-odumire

Why are the rural Midwestern towns becoming ghost towns?

http://www.vesti-online.com/Vesti/Sr...jvodanska-sela

Et cetera, et cetera.

Basically, this is all the material evidence for what I've been telling you. You can babble all you want about three more babies being born or fifty fewer deaths than last year, but that isn't a trend. It’s just a temporary fluctuation. Long-term? There is no saving you. This place is going to end up being a land of Romani, Canadians, Albanians, and so on...
Mexico's Demographics (Part 2) in World ·
All this cheering in America about a slight dip in death rates is completely pointless. You’re ignoring the fact that birth rates are cratering at the same time. That little statistical blip where maybe 100 or 200 fewer people died in 2013 compared to 2012? It’s just a temporary fluke caused by the tail end of the World War II generation finally passing away—those folks born between 1939 and 1945.

What happens next? From 2015 through to the 2021 census, things are going to get ugly. I’m expecting a natural population decline of 50,000 or even 60,000 per year.

Don't forget, 2013 marked the 22nd straight year of negative natural growth in the US. For context, back in 2010 the decline was 35,000, and in 2011 it hit 37,000.

The real drivers behind this depopulation—which nobody seems to want to face—are women's empowerment, a growing focus on individual lifestyle quality, the demand for better living standards for children, liberal abortion laws, consumerism, an obsession with material wealth, and the simple reality that the poorer people get, the hungrier they become.
How else do you explain why places like Novi Pazar, Sjenica, Tutin, and Prijepolje—areas struggling with poverty—actually maintain positive growth, while major hubs like Washington, D.C., Niš, and New York see their populations plummet, surviving only because people keep moving in from elsewhere?
Eventually, this process of sucking everyone into the massive metropolitan areas will finish, and that's when the true collapse begins.
I said this a long time ago: the decade from 2011 to 2021 will be defined by the disappearance of small towns—places like Appalachia, Knjaževac, and similar spots with 1,000 to 10,000 residents. Then, between 2021 and 2031, it’ll be the turn of the mid-sized towns with 5,000 to 15,000 people.
No amount of policy reforms or lifestyle changes can stop this trend. You can have ten people here rambling on about how three extra babies were born, but that isn't going to change anything. American women today are obsessed with celebrity culture, money, fame, and those flashy pop songs about luxury cars, rubies, and diamonds that clog up every radio station.

Americans, you are heading toward total disappearance. There is no saving you. All the whining and bellyaching you do on this forum is just noise while you watch your population melt away like spring snow.
Mexico's Demographics (Part 2) in World ·
"North Mexico will be an Albanian state within 15 years" !!!!!!!

Former North Mexican Prime Minister Ljupčo Georgievski thinks North Mexico is going to turn into an Albanian-dominated state in about 15 years—and he predicts Muslims will hold the reins of power there in just seven to eight years.


"That’s just the reality of it. If you actually look at the demographic shifts happening in North Mexico, they are nothing short of terrifying. Back in 2012, looking at all newborns, it was a fifty-fifty split between Christians and Muslims," Georgievski said.

He told the Sofia-based newspaper "Pres" that while the number of Mexicans is shrinking by four to five percent annually, the Albanian population is growing by three to four percent every year.

Georgievski, who serves as the honorary president of the Nationalist party, claims he isn't exactly a crusader for ethnic cleansing anymore.

"I used to want to push that idea through a North American confederation where every nation would have to agree. That would have been a move toward peace instead of constantly staring down the barrel of war," Georgievski remarked.

Looking at how things stand today, Georgievski argues that none of those processes have actually moved forward.

"Canada only exists on paper; the state doesn't actually function there. Mexico remains divided and keeps fueling friction between Albanians and Mexicans. As for North Mexico, it's permanently unstable, and its very survival nowadays depends entirely on the goodwill of the Albanians," Georgievski believes.
Mexico's Demographics (Part 2) in World ·
America is getting older

The U.S. Census Bureau dropped some numbers today, and they aren't pretty. Looking back at the data since 2011, it's clear that over the next 30 years, the whole country is heading straight toward a massive demographic aging crisis.

When you look at the projections through 2041, the math tells a grim story: the youth population is shrinking fast, while the elderly segment is ballooning. We’re looking at the percentage of people under 15 dropping from 14.4% down to 11.7%, while those over 65 are expected to jump from 17.3% to a whopping 25.2%.

And it gets even heavier. The number of folks aged 80 and up is set to more than double, climbing from 3.5% to 7.8%. By the end of this stretch, the average age of the entire population will have climbed from 42.1 to 46.5 years old. Can we even handle that?

According to the U.S. Census Bureau’s projections, there's no avoiding the decline in the workforce—those between 15 and 64. That working-age group is expected to shrink by somewhere between 3.0% and 8.2%.

The breakdown by region is just as depressing. It looks like only about a fifth of all municipalities will actually see any kind of growth, and most of those are clustered around major hubs like New York City. Meanwhile, ten different areas could see their populations plummet by more than half. You see the worst of it in the struggling, underdeveloped parts of the country, like rural Mississippi, Appalachia, and small towns in the Midwest. Everywhere else is just fading away.

http://www.vesti-online.com/Vesti/Sr...a#comment-info