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William Blake referred to “England’s green and pleasant land” in his poetic work Jerusalem, but a couple decades of crazed immigration has transformed the country into a very crowded place, with more pavement grey and less green — to the point where England has become the sixth densest nation on earth. Even worse, quite a number [...] November 19th, 2011 | Category: immigration demographic change | Tags: assimilation, Britain, culture, diversity, growth, immigration, population |
 Email This Post |  Print This Post Regarding the subject is world population, we unfortunately live in interesting times. The West, particularly Europe, suffers from insufficient reproduction and has made bad choices about immigration to fill the worker bee gap. In contrast, the Third World is going gangbusters, as noted in the article below, which is standard boilerplate for world overpopulation reporting now [...] October 17th, 2011 | Category: overpopulation | Tags: immigration, population, water supply |
Email This Post | Print This Post The Associated Press called the Census announcement “a surprising show of growth,” perhaps in mock shock. Many who follow the immigration and border security were not surprised by stampeding population growth. Millions continue to flow across the sieve-like Mexican border and hispanics have lots of babies: demography is destiny, as they say. Pew demographer Jeff Passal (pronounced [...] March 26th, 2011 | Category: immigration demographic change | Tags: Hispanic, immigration, population |
Email This Post | Print This Post What a surprise: the Census projected hispanic growth at less than it turned out, as has often been the case of the Census dealing with immigration effects in general. When the 2000 Census was released, the actual population (281,421,906) was around six million more than the Bureau had guessed for its domestic counter. (Which today puts [...] March 15th, 2011 | Category: immigration demographic change | Tags: growth, immigration, population |
Email This Post | Print This Post Here is Roy Beck’s latest video with visual aids showing how Congress’ bad choices on immigration policy have set the country on a path to unsustainable and unwanted overpopulation. November 15th, 2010 | Category: overpopulation | Tags: Congress, environment, immigration, overpopulation, population, resources |
Email This Post | Print This Post It’s sad to face another Earth Day now that the environmental giants have passed from the scene. By “giants” I mean persons of stature who truthfully made the connection between immigration, overpopulation and environmental damage — leaders like Senator Gaylord Nelson and Sierra Club President David Brower. These days, the Congress is filled with people [...] April 20th, 2010 | Category: overpopulation | Tags: environment, population |
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