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Europe's richest countries ~~~~~~ @QuiteInterestingInformation

Demographic wipeout for Dubs in the north inner city. Mountjoy the most heavily planted area with only 35% of the population still being born in Ireland. East Wall close to tipping into the red with 47.3% of residents being foreign born according to the last census, following seven other areas where Irish people became a minority in the six prior years. And remember, there's lots of evidence that CSO undercounts the number of foreigners in Ireland and these figures also exclude the children of foreigners born here. 🔗twitter.com

This very thin white line represents the 0.04% of CO2 that is in the Earth's atmosphere. This is what they are driving the climate change hysteria on. This is why they want you to drive less. This is why they want you to change to electric vehicles. This is why they want to put you into "15 minute cities". This is why they want to cull farm animals in the millions. This is why they want you to eat bugs. This is why....it's one of the biggest lies along with Covid to have ever been perpetrated on the human population.

A recent income report by the US Census Bureau shows median household income for White workers dropped considerably. https://www.census.gov/content/dam/Census/library/publications/2023/demo/p60-279.pdf

German government data show a three-fold increase in deaths in 2021, the year of the inoculation of the toxic gene therapies, normal data instead in 2020, on the year of the "extremely dangerous" (nonexistent) Covid-19. https://t.me/EurasianChoice/29631

Who had an interest in expanding NATO to Central/Eastern Europe and the Nordic countries?

Yet further proof immigrants are nothing more than leaches due to the mass money they take from the system that they will never put back in... #UK

The Children 'not born' because of World War I "During the First World War the fertility rates of European nations collapsed... The deficit of births during the Great War is estimated, for France, to be about 1.4 million while military casualties are about 1.4 million too. This means that the French population was 2.8 million people ‘short’ at the end of the War, and that half of this shortage is accounted for by the collapse of fertility rates. Germany was affected in quite a similar way by the war. Its military casualties are estimated at two million and its deficit of births during the war is about 3.2 million... the generations who reached their twenties during the war had fewer children over the course of their lives than other generations... The case of the First World War was not unique. Caldwell (2004) shows that fertility declined in 13 different episodes of crises such as wars and revolution in various countries and periods of time." (Vandenbroucke, 2012)

Gather around kids, today we learn about IQ's around the world @RealDansk

Cool little map I found last week of Irish surnames and where they originated.

If diversity is our strength, then why has the Birmingham City Council gone bankrupt?