In recent years the Danish government has implemented a series of politically incorrect changes to its immigration policies, tightening restrictions, reducing benefits, deporting migrant offenders, and other measures to prevent immigration or induce new arrivals to repatriate themselves.

However, the demographic statistics for the past year seem to indicate that the government’s actions are too little, too late: during a twelve-month period non-Western immigrants and their descendants accounted for 94% of the country’s population increase.

Many thanks to Tania Groth for translating this brief article from NewsPeek:

The number of people of non-Western background in Denmark is growing much faster than the number of Danes. The balance between Danes and people of non-Western background has reached a tipping point in recent years. Since it is an exponential development, this process will continue to accelerate. In the past year the population of Danes increased by only 577. By comparison, the number of immigrants and descendants with a non-Western background grew by 8,937 people. Thus the number of people with a non-Western background has been growing more than 15 times faster than that of the Danes. This can be seen from a graph from Statistics Denmark, according to the award-winning blog Uriasposten. During the third quarter of 2018 there were 499,903 immigrants of non-Western background and their descendants in Denmark.

Out of curiosity I crunched some hypothetical numbers to try to get an idea of how long it would be before the culture-enrichers outnumber the Danes in Denmark. I had to make a series of assumptions in order to produce the demographic projection below (the word “immigrants” is used here to mean non-Western immigrants):

1. The current ethnic Danish population of Denmark is 5 million. 2. The current number of immigrants and their descendants is 250,000, i.e. a little less than 5% of the population. 3. The Danish population is growing at an annual rate of 0.011%, i.e. the same as shown in the graph. 4. The immigrant population (or rather that of their descendants) is growing at an annual rate of 3.58%, i.e. the same as shown in the graph. 5. No further immigrants will arrive in Denmark, and none of their descendants will emigrate.



Those are some pretty big assumptions. In fact, there’s no way that those annual rates of increase will remain the same for ninety years. The current situation will become unsustainable when the number of culture-enrichers reaches a certain proportion of the population, but it’s hard to say exactly what that proportion is — 15%? 25%? 50%? I don’t think anyone knows.

However, just to demonstrate the power of exponential growth, this table shows that if the current rates continue, the population of culture-enrichers will exceed the population of Danes for the first time in the year 2103:

Year Native Migrant Year Native Migrant 2017 5,000,000 250,000 2062 5,024,810 1,217,183 2018 5,000,550 258,950 2063 5,025,363 1,260,758 2019 5,001,100 268,220 2064 5,025,916 1,305,893 2020 5,001,650 277,823 2065 5,026,468 1,352,644 2021 5,002,200 287,769 2066 5,027,021 1,401,069 2022 5,002,751 298,071 2067 5,027,574 1,451,227 2023 5,003,301 308,742 2068 5,028,127 1,503,181 2024 5,003,851 319,795 2069 5,028,680 1,556,995 2025 5,004,402 331,243 2070 5,029,234 1,612,735 2026 5,004,952 343,102 2071 5,029,787 1,670,471 2027 5,005,503 355,385 2072 5,030,340 1,730,274 2028 5,006,053 368,108 2073 5,030,893 1,792,218 2029 5,006,604 381,286 2074 5,031,447 1,856,379 2030 5,007,155 394,936 2075 5,032,000 1,922,838 2031 5,007,706 409,075 2076 5,032,554 1,991,675 2032 5,008,256 423,720 2077 5,033,107 2,062,977 2033 5,008,807 438,889 2078 5,033,661 2,136,832 2034 5,009,358 454,601 2079 5,034,215 2,213,330 2035 5,009,909 470,876 2080 5,034,768 2,292,567 2036 5,010,460 487,733 2081 5,035,322 2,374,641 2037 5,011,012 505,194 2082 5,035,876 2,459,654 2038 5,011,563 523,280 2083 5,036,430 2,547,709 2039 5,012,114 542,013 2084 5,036,984 2,638,917 2040 5,012,665 561,417 2085 5,037,538 2,733,390 2041 5,013,217 581,516 2086 5,038,092 2,831,246 2042 5,013,768 602,334 2087 5,038,646 2,932,604 2043 5,014,320 623,898 2088 5,039,201 3,037,592 2044 5,014,871 646,234 2089 5,039,755 3,146,337 2045 5,015,423 669,369 2090 5,040,309 3,258,976 2046 5,015,975 693,332 2091 5,040,864 3,375,648 2047 5,016,526 718,153 2092 5,041,418 3,496,496 2048 5,017,078 743,863 2093 5,041,973 3,621,670 2049 5,017,630 770,494 2094 5,042,528 3,751,326 2050 5,018,182 798,077 2095 5,043,082 3,885,624 2051 5,018,734 826,648 2096 5,043,637 4,024,729 2052 5,019,286 856,242 2097 5,044,192 4,168,814 2053 5,019,838 886,896 2098 5,044,747 4,318,058 2054 5,020,390 918,647 2099 5,045,302 4,472,644 2055 5,020,943 951,534 2100 5,045,856 4,632,765 2056 5,021,495 985,599 2101 5,046,412 4,798,618 2057 5,022,047 1,020,884 2102 5,046,967 4,970,408 2058 5,022,600 1,057,431 2103 5,047,522 5,148,349 2059 5,023,152 1,095,287 2104 5,048,077 5,332,660 2060 5,023,705 1,134,499 2105 5,048,632 5,523,569 2061 5,024,257 1,175,114 2106 5,049,188 5,721,313



So what will change between now and 2103? Will Denmark find additional ways to encourage (or compel) its Muslim population to emigrate? Will ethnic Danes start making more babies? Or will they surrender to the inevitable, stop making babies entirely, and let the Muslims establish a Danish Emirate?

And just think — this is the projection for Denmark, which has one of the most anti-immigration governments in Western Europe. Can you imagine what the projection would look like for Germany or Sweden?

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