26 thoughts on “Bulgarian Demographer: 100 Million Migrants in Europe by 2050”

1. The African population will never see such numbers. Starvation, war, diseases such as Ebola and HIV, will keep the population pruned to a precarious balance.

   Europe will explode into war well before the middle of the century; frankly I would be surprised if they were not at war by 2020. The current situation will not be tolerated for much longer.

   • I agree.
     100 million immigrants in Europe by 2050? Theoretically, sure. In reality, no way. There will be war long before that. As The Moon above said, war by 2020 is highly likely, unless some drastic measures are taken to prevent that. With the way the EU has been handling everything, i.e. disastrously, the flood will continue until the EU collapses, the nations regain their sovereignty once again, and the people put a stop to this madness. Through violence, if necessary. Sadly, I see no other way out of this, than violence.

     • The question will be which side will the government be on – the same side it is on now?

       • The ability of the government to enforce its will on a resisting population is limited, if the resisters are smart: not fight the army or police. The army and police are always risky to use to suppress the citizens: there is a large possibility the army will turn its guns around.

         This is why the EU supports NATO so strongly, in spite of the fact it is no longer needed to protect against the USSR. Also, why the EU bureaucracy is trying to establish a country-free military. The EU is trying to obtain a military that has no identification with any particular country and therefore can be used freely to suppress dissenting populations. If the EU leaders had been smarter, and held off the crisis another 15 or 20 years, they would already have had the tools to enforce compliance, including possible invasions of Hungary and other Visegrad 4 countries.

       • The governments will be on our sides, since all European governments will be rightwing by then.

         • Absolutely yes they will. Thank god.

2. There’s a problem here.The African continent is vast .There are 54 countries in Africa. The most populous country in Africa is Nigeria with a current. population of 178 million.
   The total population living on the African continent is 1,2 billion.And they all want to move to Europe, America , Britain ,Australia and Canada.

   Let them in and Europe et al becomes an outpost of Africa.

   Then we have the Middle East. Afghanistan comes in at 33 million. You have sixteen countries in the Middle East with a total population of 411 million. And they all want to move to Europe ,America ,Britain ,Australia and Canada.

   Let them in and Europe et Al becomes Islamic

   The we have the populations off Bangladesh ,India and Pakistan.

   Bangladesh has a population of 1,566 million ,Pakistan has a population of 182,1 million,India has a population of 1,252 billion.

   And yes you guessed it they all want to move to Europe ,Britain,America and Canada and Australia for free housing ,welfare payments ,free education and free health care provided by the taxpayers of the host country.

   Is this sustainable ?No it isn’t.
   We either start closing the borders and shooting those who attempt to breach them:
   or we kiss goodbye to: welfare for our poor sick vulnerable and old ,our values, our civilization, our cultures ,Western democracy ,freedom of religon and our traditions.

   • Exactly!!

     The so-called experts on the panel never even breathed any idea of protecting borders. For them, European demographics are totally dependent on the pressure from Africa and Asia.

   • A hypothetical, rhetorical (and cynical) question:
     If it could be assured that Europe could import from Africa only black, law abiding, Christians willing to assimilate, as best they can, in numbers to match or overwhelm the muslim influx, would they?

     • No they would not.They hate Christians of all colors and cultures.

     • Islamists already pose as refugees, so what would stop them from pretending to be Christians if it helped their invasion?

3. The 100 million estimated by the Bulgarian demographer just might be a gross underestimation. The UN has different migration flows scenarios in mind for the corporate, un-elected government called the EU. There could be as many as 701 million destined, in total, for Western Europe. Of course, according to Eurostat there are millions (2.8) reported to have left the EU to destinations unknown or the net migration (the difference between immigration and emigration).

   Nothing clear is said on these sites about the over 300 thousand that’ve gone walk-about in Germany alone, who have failed to report back to their registration centers that supposedly keep track them. I don’t trust any of the data organizations like the UN, Eurostat etc provide because it’s not clear how the directives on family reunification (Directive 2003/86/EC on the right to family reunification) of the hundreds o millions expected to arrive in the EU-28 will be implemented, meaning, for every “refugee” who enters maybe 4 more from his family will follow. Well, I suppose only two things are infinite, the universe and human stupidity.

   • The ones who’ve gone walkabout have decided that there’s better prospects to be had than living in an refugee reception centre, and have gone to live somewhere nicer, possibly supplemented by drugs, grooming, theft or other sources of income?

4. What a jolly old report that was. One word could sum it up; Grim.

   • How about: “submissive”?

5. I would be astonished if we get through 2017 without major political violence throughout Western Europe.

6. “53:30
   Luckily for us, all these people, as you see, all these people want to go to Germany.”

   When he said that, it was like a cold fist gripping my heart. Not that it is news to me. Still, to hear someone say it that that bluntly…

   • The words that actually should grip your heart are “The German authorities have no intention of stopping them.”

     The words which should lift your heart would be “German authorities plan to ring Germany with a high-tech wall and minefields, and deport illegals immediately, even if to the Serengeti desert, in the face of intentions by a billion Africans to come to Germany”.

     Totally not dependent on the population pressures and intentionality of Africans and Muslims.

   • But it is what a large part of Europe feels – after all, Merkel made them feel invited and entitled to welfare and housing, so they want to go to Germany, and other countries are keen to send them on their way as quickly as possible.

     I spoke last year to a taxi driver in Warsaw, who said he knows other taxi drivers taking Syrians to the German border, for around 1000 Euros (where do they get that kind of money, btw? It’s far cheaper by Polish railways, or buses).

     On the other hand, if Germany wanted to put a stop to the Islamic migration, I suspect other countries – especially in Eastern Europe – would be very supportive… At the end of the day, we are aware that this situation threatens not just Germany, but in the long run the whole of Europe.

   • The smart move for a German these days is probably to take advantage of EU mobility and establish residency (at least on paper) somewhere in Eastern Europe, before EU mobility gets cut off. Most likely, when it does, those already having residence papers/registration of some sort will be allowed to stay, but new ones not allowed to move.

     I don’t mean to get on the “Germany is done, stick a fork in it” bandwagon, because it’s not yet *quite* that bad, but absent AfD winning handily within a few years, it will be, and that that point, “it” will start going downhill even faster, and it may be too late to run easily.

     I’m no great believer in running, when there’s any hope at all of turning the tide, but when there’s no hope (i.e., the current situation +5-10 years), then running is the only sane option and is no longer a cowardly thing to do.

     • I have great sympathy for anyone who is forced to flee their homeland.

       My homeland is the Sovereign Commonwealth of Virginia. Here I was born, and here I will die.

       I’m an old man now, and don’t see a future anywhere else. I can delight in the attractions of other places, but this is my home. If I were younger, I’d vow to fight for Virginia. As it is, I’ll just stay where I am and do what I can.

     • But will Germans want the wages and career opportunities of Eastern Europe? (or lack of them)

       It’s a dilemna… and I would very much hope that such a migration would not represent a European version of the Californian exodus – liberal Californians moving out to formerly “red states” like Colorado, and turning them blue. (perhaps one could call it “Californication”)

       As for there being “no hope” in staying it one’s home. Some would say there is always hope… even when that home is Aleppo.

       https://gatesofvienna.net/2016/07/pray-for-us-and-for-our-country/

7. Clearly, those great “powerful” “powers that be” are absolutely determined to do absolutely nothing–ABSOLUTLEY!
   They are simply willing to stare at the problem and do nothing at all about the problem of such a vast influx of HOSTILE, UN-ASSIMILABLE YOUNG MEN (I. e. soldiers of Islam.)
   …………All this is accompanied by reams of educated, erudite, (and impotent) blather amongst the EUropean ‘elite’.
   Did I mention that it is REPETITIOUS blather……in that we have heard it all before–over and over–FOR YEARS??
   Whoopie.
   This means that the unarmed, untrained, and oh-so-civilized lumpen-proletariat will be left to deal with the faux ‘refugees’. The common folk of EUrope.
   Aaand–the bill, (MANY bills) of course.
   Aaaand to pay for a higher standard of living (for them) than the natives.
   Aaaaand to deal with their own “Po-lice” forces brutally defending the rights of ALL those “newcomers” against the ‘old’ and obsolete native population. Soon, those forces will assimilate enough invaders so as to become their spearhead. What fun.

   Anybody out there as bored as I am to watch this insanity?

   Oh well–back to the old reloading bench I go. Factory new ammo is still expensive–and the stuff I load is just a bit more accurate. (And…….keeps me occupied while waiting.)

8. While reading the article I thought how lucky I am to be a citizen of an island nation. We don’t have thousands of kilometres of porous borders, only open sea. It’s not a guarantee of security of course, it just make the problem less difficult.

   Eastern Europeans seem more realistic than Western Europeans perhaps it’s the 1000 years of Muslim attacks and oppression.

   • Greece was also oppressed by Muslims for many centuries. Yet somehow they’re not as “realistic”…

     And out of the Visegrad 4, only Hungary has endured Muslim occupation.

     Perhaps the reason lies more in half a century of Communism – which taught patriotism and loyalty to the State, and made the citizens countries value freedom when they have it, as well as giving a good lesson in what leftist propaganda looks like?

     Also, when Eastern Europeans move west in search of work, eg the Polish influx into Britain and Ireland, they live less in places like Islington or Hampstead, and more in cheaper, more “culturally enriched” places like Luton or Tower Hamlets. Additionally, they’re less likely to enjoy a curry, kebab or Starbucks coffee – but are more likely to work in a curry house, kebab shop or coffee shop. Often their managers or co-workers are Muslims – and one can read about the many gripes of Poles living and working alongside them on Polish online forums. Added to that are a fair number of horror stories involving grooming or abduction by Muslims (I personally know of 2 such cases, in London).

     Perhaps then this is one of the reasons why there is more opposition to accepting “refugees” among Poland’s young, and less among the elderly, and why in the last Polish elections, among Poles in the UK, the first and 3rd most-popular parties were far-right, while the winning party (itself populist, anti-EU and anti-refugee) came only second?

9. I also included Muslim attacks, not necessarily occupation. It’s difficult to determine how realistic the Greeks are, they’re on the front line after all and the EU has the whip hand, they have to ‘behave’. I know from discussion with Eastern European immigrants that their animosity towards Muslims and Turks in particular is part of the folk memory.

   In reference to Poles, there’s also prejudice against them from ‘Anglo -Saxons’.

   People in Western Europe and the West in general seem to be ignorant of how close Western Civilisation came to extinction in the 8th century. It all started with the Crusades as far as they’re concerned.

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