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  1. Japan has thus far resisted the globalists in keeping immigration to a minimum. It seems that they’ve decided it’s better to remain Japanese and figure out a way deal with a low TFR than the alternative.

  2. But so far, no explanation for the purpose of this clearly coordinated strategy. Did European leaders look at the birth rate worldwide, see the alarming decline, and decide that the country that is going to prosper over the next 50 years, is the country that still has people? And then further decided that yes, the native population is going to suffer, but all those imported untrained, uneducated Third Worlders will pop out lots of kids, and then in a generation or two we’ll have upgraded them to recognizable sensibilities?

    I honestly can’t figure it out. What a thing to do to your population, what a thing to sneak in on the premise of thinking you know better.

    And yet, the questions don’t get asked, and answers demanded, even as the people become increasingly furious.

  3. Aggie:

    I’ve certainly seen the question asked. One answer is “cheap labor.” Another is ” humanitarian reasons.” Another, IMHO (especially for Britain but for some other countries as well), it was also attempts to expiate guilt felt for having had empires. For Britain, it started with the idea that people in former colonies were subjects of the King or Queen, and entitled to come.

  4. @Neo, yes I’ve seen such conclusions drawn before, but they are hypothetical too.

    I have yet to see a policy statement explaining the phenomenon from a person in a position of implementing it, or from anybody proposing such a course be taken.

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