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By anglo nations, examples would be the US, Canada, UK, and Australia.
Besides the need to lower wages and promote more competition among the working class, it is no secret that politicians and think tanks in anglo nations and globalist publications like The Economist suggest that there needs to be more immigration of non-white people into white countries with falling birthrates to prop up safety nets like social security and pension funds.
However this can only go on for so long, and with women largely selecting against ethnic males in favor of white men in their dating 'preferences', this strategy is not likely to work long term.
When then do you think at some point anglo nations are going to stop trying to encourage non-white immigration into anglo nations and try a different approach? You already see the US, UK, and parts of Europe starting to move away from the liberal internationalist way of politics and becoming more insular and nationalistic. This is sometimes interrupted by the election of more liberal parties but overall the trend is toward more nationalist and at times ethnocentrist governments taking power.
Social security benefits are forecast to be depleted around 2035, and around the same time for pension funds in some places in Europe.
At some point, government planners may see that encouraging non-white immigration has not boosted birth rates and they will pivot away from this strategy. If that does occur, when do you think that will be?
Besides the need to lower wages and promote more competition among the working class, it is no secret that politicians and think tanks in anglo nations and globalist publications like The Economist suggest that there needs to be more immigration of non-white people into white countries with falling birthrates to prop up safety nets like social security and pension funds.
However this can only go on for so long, and with women largely selecting against ethnic males in favor of white men in their dating 'preferences', this strategy is not likely to work long term.
When then do you think at some point anglo nations are going to stop trying to encourage non-white immigration into anglo nations and try a different approach? You already see the US, UK, and parts of Europe starting to move away from the liberal internationalist way of politics and becoming more insular and nationalistic. This is sometimes interrupted by the election of more liberal parties but overall the trend is toward more nationalist and at times ethnocentrist governments taking power.
Social security benefits are forecast to be depleted around 2035, and around the same time for pension funds in some places in Europe.
At some point, government planners may see that encouraging non-white immigration has not boosted birth rates and they will pivot away from this strategy. If that does occur, when do you think that will be?