Vatican: the Muslims have overtaken us
By Bernie on 31 Mar 2008
Well - that's an unpleasant headline but one that we will be seeing more of in regard to other religions and cultures in the coming years, unless we do something about it.
The dateline on the story below is April 1st and so I would like to be able to say "April Fool's," but sadly it is all too true. Here's the story:
The Age.com.au,
1 Apr 2008,
Muslims displace Catholics at the topTHE number of Muslims has overtaken that of Roman Catholics for the first time, according to the Vatican.
Muslims account for 19.2% of the world's population, while Catholics make up 17.4%, according to the Vatican's new statistics yearbook, which is based on figures for 2006.
"For the first time in history we are no longer at the top: the Muslims have overtaken us," said Monsignor Vittorio Formenti, who edited the yearbook.
As I noted in my article Africa better off under Colonial Rule:
Nigeria two generations ago had a population of about 35 million and today it is teeming with 150 million poor souls. As Nigeria becomes more and more Muslim the fertility rate will continue to increase... [the] population of Nigeria will reach 356 million by 2050 and 602 million by 2100, overtaking the USA as the 3rd most populous country in the world all the while continuing to fund terror against its own people, its neighbors, and the West.
By 2050 the world will be predominantly Muslim. Just as secular laws were recently overturned in Turkey, by that year Turkey will have re-instituted the Sultanate. By 2100, with Europe a Muslim entity, Turkey will have restored the Caliphate. The reason for Turkey's central role in restoring the Caliphate? It will be the largest and most powerful member of the European Union by then.
The future should be very bright for men and bad for car makers. Currently we in the West buy expensive cars just to obtain the women we desire. Under Islam we can bypass the car altogether and buy our women directly. Who says Islam is a worthless religion?
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