Incubators with headscarfs is what the Islamic incursion in Berlin has made of these women (Photo: picture alliance / dpa)

JungeFreiheit, “Demographic repression: Space without people.”

Breitbart, “Germany: Nearly 40 Per Cent of Under Fives Now ‘Migrant Background’, 21 Sept. 2016:

Following the release of figures which reveal almost four in ten children under five have foreign roots, Michael Paulwitz says the demographic change will be the death of Germany’s welfare state.

The journalist and historian predicts that “hard struggles” over resources will take place when ethnic Germans are a minority, and that native Germans “will inevitably lose out”.

Mr Paulwitz’ article follows the release on Friday of official figures from the Federal Statistics Office. While they show 21 per cent of the total population currently have a migrant background he notes that such people are disproportionately represented in the younger age cohorts.

One in three people aged under 18 who are resident in Germany have foreign roots, and the number jumps to 36 per cent among people under five.

This, he ominously points out, “allows one to appreciate where [Germany] is headed”. Mr Paulwitz points to the demographics of Berlin, where people with a migration background comprise 30 per cent of residents.

Mr Paulwitz also mentions that ethnic Germans are already minority in the district centre and many of the surrounding central districts.

With these trends in mind, he observes: “First in the cities, later throughout the country, ethnic Germans are to become a minority in their own city and in their own country.

“Will Germany still be, in the coming years and decades, the land of the Germans when immigration of people from non-European cultures continues at a high level?” Mr Paulwitz asks.

The historian writes that “one does not need much imagination to imagine how profoundly the population picture will change within the next two decades”.

He calls attention to the fact that in this timeframe many current pensioners will die and that the, mainly German lineage, cohort of 45 to 65 year olds — those “at the peak of their working lives” with regards to paying taxes — will have withdrawn from the workforce.

The demographic statistics for this year also show that people with foreign roots are twice as likely to be unemployed than Germans and are significantly more likely to have been educated to only a lower secondary school level, or have no education background at all.

Mr Paulwitz writes: “The social and redistributive state as we know it will no longer be affordable at its present level when the population is no longer dominated by ethnic Germans, and is a multicultural population mix.”

Collected in mid 2015, the Federal Statistics Office data fails to reflect the more than 1.6 million migrants who arrived in 2015 and the first half of 2016, or the huge number of estimated illegal immigrants living in Germany.

Mr Paulwitz points out that while Angela Merkel’s open door policy was a “dramatic escalation” of previous policies, even before she “opened the lock” a quarter of people aged between 15 and 45 had foreign roots in 2014.

He contends that these demographic trends can only increase as, “through family reunification, this number [1.6 million] is expected to at least double if not multiply”.

Furthermore he observes there is an “inexhaustible supply” of Arabs and Africans who want to move to Germany. The historian typifies them as “second, third and fourth sons” of families, who are “demanding” but “lack the education or drive to create their own wealth”.

Taking all of this into account, Mr Paulwitz diagnoses a grim future for Germany and its native population. He forecasts “hard struggles over resources will be the result” and contends that ethnic Germans are “pacified” and “ageing”.

Considering the huge number of people with foreign roots already present, their far higher fertility rate and no sign of an end to the country’s policy of importing hundreds of thousands of migrants a year, Mr Paulwitz says indigenous Germans “will inevitably lose out”. He also foresees that “the sexual assaults, a result of the surplus men imported, will increase”.

Mr Paulwitz concludes: “A government that decides to change the ethnic and cultural structure of the country without asking its people violates the principle of popular sovereignty, constitutional lawyer Dietrich Murswiek has said … It’s surprising that citizens have begun to fight it at the ballot, but more surprising is that so few are doing so.”

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JungeFreiheit, “Demographic repression: Space without people”, 18 Sept 2016:

Will Germany continue to be the country of Germans in the coming years and decades, if immigration from outside European cultures continues at a high level? Media and politics establish growing doubts about the “welcome culture”, especially those voiced by the electorate, as “irrational fears”, “racism” or worse.

The slogan which the chancellor a year ago elevated into a mantra, has invariably been raised to the present day, with no evidence and argument, “we create the” - with a population of more than 80 million in Germany, the asylum-seeker million a year into the country has an inevitable fallout for the nation’s demagogic - “we create the simple math”.. the “welcome culture” smooths it out.

Ethnic Germans become a minority

Reality is harder. In Berlin, the proportion of foreign residents in the first half of 2016 has reached the 30 percent mark. Together with almost half a million German nationals with an immigration background, they number 1.1 million. In the district of Mitte and a number of districts in the center, the two groups already constitute the majority.

There are over-proportional representation of immigrants with and without a German passport in the younger age cohorts. This alone makes it possible to see where the journey is going: first in the big cities, later in the whole country, ethnic Germans will become a minority in their own city and in their own country.

One third with immigration background

Asylum immigration, which has been slowed down by external factors, which have hardly been influenced by the Federal Government, but nevertheless continues at a high level, this situation dramatically increases. In Germany, before opening the locks, as of 2014, according to Destatis, some 29 million inhabitants between 15 and 45 years of age lived around a quarter of them with an immigration background.

Among the approximately ten million under 15s, the proportion of immigrants is one third, whereas the approximately 24 million 45-65 year olds are only 15 percent, and the ten percent or less are only 17 percent in the pension age.

Will no longer be financially viable

You do not need much imagination to imagine how profoundly the population will change if, over the next two decades, the current retirement age dominated by descent Germans are abandoned with increasing age, illness or death, and the births are also predominantly derived from German births Of the 45 to 65-year-olds, who are currently at the height of their professional life and generate the majority of the taxes and duties required for transfer services, reach retirement age, are themselves dependent on transfer payments and are gradually withdrawing from the road.

The social and redistribution state, as we know it, will no longer be financially viable at its present level, its habitation will no longer be characterized by ethnic Germans, but by a multicultural mixed population.

No uniform distribution to age groups

1.6 million asylum seekers have crossed the German borders in 2015 and the first half of 2016 - at least. Even if the figures are halved, this means that in the next five years three to four million people will also be living in Germany - hardly anyone is known to be sent back. This number should at least double, if not multiply, by family reunion.

These immigrants do not spread equally to all age groups. They can not therefore simply be placed in relation to the total population; The comparative group are the age groups of 15 to 45-year-olds, two-thirds of the predominantly male asylum seekers. Another nearly 30 percent are younger than 15 years. This is, of course, the registered applicants; among the hundreds of thousands of submerged people, the proportion of young men is likely to be considerably higher.

The supply of human beings is inexhaustible

Millions of young Arab and African men therefore hit 15 million men aged between 15 and 45 in Germany, some 3.5 million of whom have a “migration background”. The supply is inexhaustible; According to estimates by the economist Gunnar Heinsohn, hundreds of millions are sitting on packed suitcases in the next decades.

The second, third and fourth sons, who are without qualifications in their homeland, are predominantly challenging and with high demands, without being able to develop their self-assured prosperity in the foreseeable future.

“Welcome Putsch” of the Federal Chancellor

Hard distribution struggles will be the result of the fact that the individual children of the Germans, who have become obsessed by the age of aging, from immigrants who have already arrived and newly arrived immigrants and their higher birth rates, will inevitably majorize. Sexual overlaps will also increase as a result of the imported male surplus.

A government that changes the ethnic-cultural structure of the state’s people through its decisions, without questioning this, violates the principle of popular sovereignty, wrote at the beginning of the year, Dietrich Murswiek. A “welcome coup”, so to speak. It is not surprising that citizens begin to fight against the ballot, but that there are still so few.