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Strongly pro-abortion France is facing serious economic and cultural problems due to its demographic crisis, Population Research Institute warns, and massive immigration is only harming the country further.

France recorded more deaths than births in 2024, revealing the coming population crisis.

According to a report by the Population Research Institute (PRI), births were lower than deaths in France for the first time in 80 years. The European country recorded 650,000 births versus 651,000 deaths, in what PRI calls a “historic demographic turning point.”

“Declining fertility since 2010 and rising deaths as baby boomers age have pushed the nation into natural population decline,” the report states. “Unlike Germany and Spain, which offset losses more through immigration, France has no clear strategy. With fertility falling across Europe and immigration debates intensifying, France faces a future of economic strain, cultural uncertainty, and a population now shrinking from within.”

“France has long paid subsidies to families willing to have children,” said Steven Mosher, population expert and president of PRI. “But these monthly payments have done little to raise the birth rate in France or, for that matter, in any of the two dozen or so European countries which have tried them.”

“Only sheltering young couples willing to have children from all taxes will create the kind of financial incentives needed to boost the birth rate,” he continued. “Bringing in massive numbers of immigrants to replace the current population—which seems to be the French approach—is a ‘solution’ that creates more problems—cultural, social, political, and religious—than it solves.”

While population collapse in France appears to be imminent, its fertility rate of 1.62 children per woman is still the highest in the European Union, compared to the European average of 1.4. The European countries with the lowest birth rate are Malta (1.06), Spain (1.12), and Lithuania (1.18).

South Korea currently has the lowest birth rate in the world, standing at only 0.75 children per woman. PRI warns that the Asian country “faces a looming population crisis.”

“With one in five South Koreans already over 65, the country risks economic decline and social strain,” the report states.

The World population doubled over 50 years from approximately 4 billion to over 8 billion people. We were told that the world was over-populated.

So which is it?

The problem is that ponzi-scheme government programs require more people paying in than collecting.

Europe is facing a population collapse and IIRC the only country in Europe NOT with a rapidly declining or outright negative birth rate is Poland.

We may not even recognize Europe within 50-75 years.

Take a WAG as to who is the only demographic that is multiplying? The invaders.

I am willing to bet there’s one demographic in France which isn’t aborting their children.

Can’t take over a country when you do that.

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I am willing to bet there’s one demographic in France which isn’t aborting their children.

Can’t take over a country when you do that.

Yet, if a researcher attempts to investigate and document this, and the implications thereof, they will be shouted down and discredited as "racist."

We are facing a similar trend as our fertility rate has slipped while countries to the South of us are bursting at the seams with birth rates higher than they can manage. Seems like every country of sufficient per capita wealth is facing a similar crises. Some of the implications of this are explored in books by Peter Zeihan. If you can manage to ignore his politics and forecasts of disaster, these are well worth a read.

Too many aged people sucking up the resources of the welfare state. Which is the problem, the people or the philosophy that put such a system in place?

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Too many aged people sucking up the resources of the welfare state. Which is the problem, the people or the philosophy that put such a system in place?

Yep. The problem is the entire idea of a welfare state. A slowly declining population isn't a problem if you don't need new debt slaves to keep the ponzi scheme going for another generation.

So, it's not just the Ponzi schemes - as business "grows" it requires more labor and more consumers.

The labor collapse is real, global, and occurring now.

Its effects are already being seen in food.

The best quality vanillas are no longer available, at any price. Similarly, any remotely quality form of peaches and strawberries.

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as business "grows" it requires more labor and more consumers.

Perhaps business should be less global and more local. Get to know your customers, connect with them, and you won't need to "grow". It's better to have loyal relationships with customers than more customers.

France is exposing its neck to more dominant cultures. The consequences are predictable.

Leftists take more and more money from the working class until nobody thinks they can afford to have children and the birth rate drops to unsustainable levels. Their answer? Further rip off the working class to give welfare to immigrants to replace the working class.

Viva la intifada!!

Fecking cock roaches….