First we’ll take Brussels, then we’ll take Amsterdam

Yesterday, I highlighted how about a third of Europe’s and the UK’s population could be M*sl*m by the end of this century.

But what could possibly be more interesting is to look at our major cities, where M*sl*ms tend to live, and see which ones will be majority M*sl*m and by when.

In the first group come Amsterdam, Stockholm and Brussels. Within 40 years, M*sl*ms will be close to a majority in these three cities (click to see more clearly)

This assumes two things

1. That M*sl*m populations continue to increase at their current rate

There is evidence from other immigrant communities that birth rates fall after a couple of generations as they become more integrated and more women work. This would make my predictions meaningless. However, there is opposite evidence that in many cities M*sl*ms are not integrating and that around 95% of M*sl*m women don’t work. If this is the case, then my predictions are reasonably reliable. In Brussels, the top seven baby boys’ names recently were Mohamed, Adam, Rayan, Ayoub, Mehdi, Amine and Hamza.

2. The indigenous population remains stable

I have assumed that the indigenous population will not change. It could also increase. But a more likely scenario is “white flight” – the indigenous population leaving cities. If this happens that would accelerate the achievement of M*sl*m majorities

By the end of this century, if my assumptions are correct, most European capitals will be majority M*sl*m. This has huge implications as M*sl*m majority city councils will be deciding things like education, development, healthcare and much more besides.

As for Britain, Tower Hamlets is, as far as I understand, already controlled by a M*sl*m mayor and majority M*sl*m council. As a result, we’ve had some heartwarming stories of new customs being brought to our country – reports of voter intimidation, accusations of massive voting fraud and large sums of public money being allegedly handed out to councillors’ business cronies.

Newham, Blackburn, Bradford and Luton will soon follow this glorious path to our bright new *sl*mic future. Then will come some London boroughs plus cities/towns like Slough, Birmingham, Leicester and so on:

As an ardent multi-culturalist, I welcome the *sl*mic takeover of our major cities and towns. However, there may be some old-fashioned Little Englanders who feel more than a smidgin of concern at the greatest change in British culture since the Norman invasion.

Something to ponder when thinking about your children’s and grandchildren’s future?