If Demographics is Destiny — We’re Screwed

If Demographics is Destiny — We’re Screwed

Demographics don’t lie. The governments of the world and their captured bureaucrats can manipulate inflation data, unemployment data, GDP data, and numerous other data based figures to make things appear better than they are. It’s called propaganda and manipulation to create a false narrative beneficial to their interests. But, demographic data can’t be massaged to provide a happy ending for the psychopaths in suits, running the show. They can ignore the data and pretend it doesn’t exist, but you can’t change the ages of the people inhabiting this planet.

The data is dire for the Western world and Asia, particularly China, Taiwan, South Korea, and Singapore. The U.S. fertility rate is at an all-time low, down 55% from its peak in 1957. It is down 40% since the early 1970s, when women, brainwashed by feminist tripe, joined the workforce in droves, and murdered 63 million of their unborn children, in the name of women’s rights. This is what the woman’s movement, created by the globalist cabal to advance their agenda of destroying the western world and replacing it with their one world order, has wrought.

Their plan has been to replace the educated white people in western countries with low IQ 3rd world parasites, as a means to their end of controlling the masses in a digital prison of their making. Feminism was designed to convince women to stop having children, stop marrying strong men, and believing their lives were more fulfilled working 60 hours a week rather than raising children. The cultural destruction of America is almost complete.

Our globalist overlords have succeeded spectacularly in destroying the social fabric and community mores of our nation and other “developed” countries. And, as designed, the gene altering Pfizer/Moderna jabs are causing global fertility rates to plummet further, exacerbating the already dire trend. I wonder why very few 3rd worlders received the toxic covid jabs. Maybe the globalist controllers wanted to keep their fertility rates high.

The charts and maps below paint a bleak picture for the citizens of the world, but an absolute windfall for the totalitarians seeking to imprison us in their social credit, CBDC techno-gulag world of the future. The illiterate, mud hut dwellers are pumping out more illiterate 3rd worlders at a rate five to six times as high as the rich developed world countries. With a required replacement rate of 2.1, in order to maintain a static population, the U.S. and most of the countries in the developed world are in a self imposed death spiral. With 6,000 Boomers dying per day, the U.S. spiral is accelerating.

The elimination of high IQ, highly productive whites and Asians, and replacing them with low IQ parasitical african and muslim dregs, guarantees the degradation of our society, culture, and financial viability. The open borders and purposeful importation of the riffraff, scum and rabble from Africa and Middle East is part of the Great Reset agenda. The social welfare costs of maintaining these lazy good for nothings will bankrupt the developed world, causing a global financial Armageddon. This will lead to the masses begging their overlords for CBDCs, a living stipend, tiny government issued hovels, and technological monitoring of all their communications. You will come to love your servitude in this brave new world. We took the world we had for granted. Now we will pay the price.

“Most human beings have an almost infinite capacity for taking things for granted.”― Aldous Huxley, Brave New World

Via Visual Capitalist

The world’s fertility rate continues its steady decline, averaging 2.25 children per woman, a 6.2% drop from 2019. The map reveals a striking global divide: countries in sub-Saharan Africa still record some of the world’s highest birth rates, with Chad leading at 6.03, while nations in East Asia and Europe see record lows, led by South Korea at just 0.73.

Despite this overall slowdown, some countries have bucked the trend. UzbekistanBulgaria, and Armenia saw notable increases, while NigerUganda, and Kuwait experienced the sharpest declines. These shifts reflect the complex mix of economic, cultural, and policy factors influencing family planning worldwide.

As more countries fall below the population replacement rate of 2.1, the implications for labor forces, ageing populations, and future economic growth are becoming increasingly clear; signaling that the world’s demographic balance is rapidly changing.

Dataset

Country2024 Total Fertility Rate2019 Total Fertility RateChange Between 2024 and 2019
World2.2482.397-0.149
Afghanistan4.7615.238-0.478
Africa4.0154.312-0.297
Albania1.3411.395-0.055
Algeria2.7232.997-0.275
American Samoa2.2672.404-0.137
Americas1.7381.852-0.114
Andorra1.0871.0450.042
Angola5.0485.442-0.395
Anguilla1.3581.377-0.019
Antigua and Barbuda1.5821.4680.114
Argentina1.5041.882-0.377
Armenia1.7161.6010.115
Aruba1.6061.701-0.095
Asia1.8802.075-0.195
Australia1.6381.666-0.028
Austria1.3211.464-0.143
Bahamas1.3741.397-0.023
Bahrain1.8051.843-0.038
Bangladesh2.1382.180-0.042
Barbados1.7081.715-0.008
Belarus1.2171.389-0.172
Belgium1.3831.609-0.226
Belize2.0212.142-0.121
Benin4.4804.900-0.421
Bermuda1.4051.3830.022
Bhutan1.4491.4480.001
Bolivia (Plurinational State of)2.5232.688-0.165
Bonaire, Sint Eustatius and Saba1.4631.520-0.057
Bosnia and Herzegovina1.4921.509-0.017
Botswana2.7032.906-0.203
Brazil1.6141.705-0.091
Brunei Darussalam1.7311.819-0.088
Bulgaria1.7451.5800.165
Burkina Faso4.1104.681-0.571
Burundi4.7895.271-0.482
Cabo Verde1.5111.698-0.187
Cambodia2.5482.725-0.176
Cameroon4.2614.651-0.390
Canada1.3431.476-0.132
Caribbean1.9702.084-0.114
Cayman Islands1.5251.5080.017
Central African Republic5.9546.090-0.136
Central America1.9682.111-0.143
Chad6.0286.412-0.384
Chile1.1401.430-0.290
China1.0131.496-0.483
China, Hong Kong SAR0.7271.055-0.328
China, Macao SAR0.6760.936-0.260
China, Taiwan Province of China0.8631.045-0.182
Colombia1.6341.710-0.076
Comoros3.8224.138-0.316
Congo4.1094.380-0.271
Cook Islands2.0212.127-0.106
Costa Rica1.3181.600-0.281
Côte d’Ivoire4.2304.523-0.292
Croatia1.4721.4700.002
Cuba1.4451.540-0.095
Curaçao1.0711.181-0.109
Cyprus1.3801.3300.050
Czechia1.4561.753-0.297
Dem. People’s Rep. of Korea1.7841.825-0.041
Dem. Rep. of the Congo5.9816.253-0.272
Denmark1.5171.698-0.180
Developed regions1.4571.535-0.078
Developing regions2.3562.524-0.168
Djibouti2.6182.798-0.180
Dominica1.4801.504-0.024
Dominican Republic2.2222.366-0.144
Ecuador1.8062.035-0.229
Egypt2.7352.870-0.135
El Salvador1.7681.838-0.070
Equatorial Guinea4.1164.429-0.313
Eritrea3.6803.997-0.317
Estonia1.3631.661-0.299
Eswatini2.7182.925-0.207
Ethiopia3.9094.347-0.438
Faroe Islands2.2232.399-0.176
Fiji2.2702.385-0.115
Finland1.2911.351-0.060
France1.6361.826-0.190
French Guiana3.3413.732-0.392
French Polynesia1.4911.567-0.076
Gabon3.5923.884-0.291
Gambia3.9074.330-0.423
Georgia1.8022.021-0.219
Germany1.4481.541-0.093
Ghana3.3443.593-0.250
Gibraltar1.8851.912-0.026
Greece1.3361.337-0.001
Greenland1.9312.006-0.075
Grenada1.4721.542-0.070
Guadeloupe2.0732.149-0.075
Guam2.7482.938-0.190
Guatemala2.2872.593-0.306
Guernsey1.3661.3230.043
Guinea4.1314.576-0.445
Guinea-Bissau3.7574.153-0.397
Guyana2.3952.521-0.126
Haiti2.6252.862-0.237
Honduras2.4762.611-0.135
Hungary1.4911.531-0.040
India1.9622.120-0.158
Indonesia2.1152.205-0.090
Iran (Islamic Republic of)1.6841.766-0.082
Iraq3.2213.480-0.258
Ireland1.5971.718-0.121
Isle of Man1.5441.606-0.062
Israel2.7853.034-0.249
Italy1.2061.259-0.053
Jamaica1.3511.390-0.039
Japan1.2171.323-0.107
Jersey1.3741.3600.014
Jordan2.6042.855-0.251
Kazakhstan2.9842.8900.094
Kenya3.1673.433-0.266
Kiribati3.1243.290-0.166
Kosovo (under UNSC res. 1244)1.5381.575-0.036
Kuwait1.5152.087-0.572
Kyrgyzstan2.7793.330-0.551
Lao People’s Dem. Republic2.3972.589-0.192
Latvia1.3421.609-0.267
Lebanon2.2272.327-0.099
Lesotho2.6642.924-0.260
Liberia3.8644.257-0.393
Libya2.2982.539-0.241
Liechtenstein1.5371.4830.054
Lithuania1.2111.610-0.400
LLDCAsia3.0723.118
Luxembourg1.3991.3430.056
Madagascar3.9124.221-0.309
Malawi3.5903.952-0.363
Malaysia1.5431.777-0.234
Maldives1.5601.640-0.080
Mali5.5105.892-0.381
Malta1.1061.150-0.044
Marshall Islands2.8643.012-0.148
Martinique1.9922.025-0.033
Mauritania4.6254.984-0.358
Mauritius1.2251.351-0.125
Mayotte4.5624.580-0.018
Melanesia3.0293.258-0.229
Mexico1.8922.020-0.128
Micronesia2.8252.975-0.150
Micronesia (Fed. States of)2.7432.883-0.140
Middle Africa5.4475.751-0.304
Monaco2.1022.403-0.301
Mongolia2.6323.008-0.376
Montenegro1.7991.814-0.016
Montserrat1.4471.865-0.418
Morocco2.2082.342-0.134
Mozambique4.6905.016-0.326
Myanmar2.0982.206-0.108
Namibia3.2113.404-0.193
Nauru3.2903.531-0.241
Nepal1.9612.080-0.119
Netherlands1.4341.572-0.138
New Caledonia1.9642.050-0.087
New Zealand1.6591.717-0.058
Nicaragua2.2062.321-0.115
Niger5.9356.537-0.602
Nigeria4.3824.861-0.479
Niue2.4882.629-0.141
North Macedonia1.4671.651-0.184
Northern Africa and Western Asia2.7142.881-0.167
Northern America1.5941.664-0.070
Northern Mariana Islands2.3242.559-0.235
Norway1.4101.533-0.123
Oceania2.1372.199-0.062
Oman2.5082.696-0.188
Pakistan3.5473.810-0.263
Palau1.8831.984-0.101
Panama2.1062.288-0.182
Papua New Guinea3.0723.322-0.250
Paraguay2.4162.525-0.109
Peru1.9652.086-0.121
Philippines1.8942.215-0.321
Poland1.3041.436-0.132
Polynesia2.5232.653-0.130
Portugal1.5141.4210.093
Puerto Rico0.9390.979-0.040
Qatar1.7171.731-0.014
Republic of Korea0.7340.881-0.147
Republic of Moldova1.7261.780-0.054
Réunion2.1512.1330.018
Romania1.7111.7110.000
Russian Federation1.4571.504-0.047
Rwanda3.6453.985-0.341
Saint Barthélemy0.8150.7340.081
Saint Helena1.6391.668-0.029
Saint Kitts and Nevis1.5261.568-0.043
Saint Lucia1.3851.424-0.039
Saint Martin (French part)2.6732.791-0.117
Saint Pierre and Miquelon1.2731.358-0.085
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines1.7611.864-0.103
Samoa3.8014.061-0.260
San Marino1.1581.0960.062
Sao Tome and Principe3.5963.900-0.304
Saudi Arabia2.3082.490-0.182
Senegal3.7654.100-0.335
Serbia1.4991.513-0.014
Seychelles2.1092.262-0.153
Sierra Leone3.7034.192-0.489
Singapore0.9520.9420.010
Sint Maarten (Dutch part)1.4401.481-0.041
Slovakia1.5631.566-0.003
Slovenia1.5761.611-0.035
Solomon Islands3.5133.800-0.287
Somalia6.0136.560-0.547
South Africa2.2052.264-0.059
South Sudan3.7854.260-0.475
South-Eastern Asia1.9232.058-0.135
Southern Africa2.2882.362-0.074
Southern Asia2.2032.347-0.144
Southern Europe1.2891.318-0.029
Spain1.2211.230-0.009
Sri Lanka1.9522.022-0.069
State of Palestine3.2503.591-0.341
Sudan4.2644.617-0.353
Suriname2.2312.347-0.116
Sweden1.4341.709-0.275
Switzerland1.4381.478-0.040
Syrian Arab Republic2.7002.878-0.178
Tajikistan3.0363.281-0.245
Thailand1.2041.285-0.082
Timor-Leste2.6273.116-0.489
Togo4.1224.450-0.329
Tokelau2.5992.745-0.147
Tonga3.1003.274-0.174
Trinidad and Tobago1.5361.578-0.043
Tunisia1.8182.100-0.282
Türkiye1.6211.886-0.266
Turkmenistan2.6612.834-0.173
Turks and Caicos Islands1.4521.617-0.165
Tuvalu3.1743.331-0.157
Uganda4.1654.744-0.579
Ukraine0.9881.218-0.230
United Arab Emirates1.2131.247-0.033
United Kingdom1.5511.632-0.081
United Republic of Tanzania4.5414.866-0.325
United States of America1.6221.684-0.062
United States Virgin Islands2.0812.162-0.081
Uruguay1.3971.567-0.170
Uzbekistan3.4862.8690.617
Vanuatu3.5693.790-0.221
Venezuela2.0772.131-0.054
Viet Nam1.8951.943-0.048
Wallis and Futuna Islands1.4052.048-0.643
Western Sahara2.1772.281-0.104
Yemen4.4994.603-0.104
British Virgin Islands1.0480.9410.107
Zambia4.0364.418-0.382
Zimbabwe3.6743.748-0.074

Data sources

https://population.un.org/dataportal/home