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Just stuff about life, politics, and my disposition in general....
Just speaking about immigrants becoming a majority in Europe is difficult since the terms often used are charged or unclear. But that record immigration and falling birthrate in Europe can make Muslims a majority is something we can speak about, thinks senior researcher at the University of Oslo Jon Rogstad.
"I don't think it's unthinkable that Muslims will be a majority," says Jon Rogstad. He's a sociologist and he has researched immigration since the 1990s. "But I don't want to say that this is the question, but rather how we can avoid conflicts between religions or groups of people who use religion to create conflicts."
"Also Muslims have an interest in having an harmonic society with calm and predictability, but then there's a little group of Muslims and a little group of Christians or other groups who are want to make trouble.
"There is extensive immigration to Europe today. It's higher than ever," says professor Grete Brochmann at the University of Oslo. She has published a series of books on immigration and agrees with some hesitation to call it a migration of nations.
"I think such terms can be used. It's not a given what it can be used for, since it's not true that there are hordes in motion but individuals who come."
In addition to Eurostat's data, immigrants come to the 31 other countries the UN defines as Europe and a small but meaningful number of illegal immigrant who have never been registered. AT the same time, ethnic Europeans give birth to so few children that the population will be halved in two generations."
"I don't think we will see Muslims become a majority," says Grete Brochmann.
Will it cause anything if Muslims will be a majority?"
"It depends on what consequences it will for for our society."
"I very much support a liberal social system and maintaining a welfare society. Muslims or not, I don't think it's important. If people who come agree with then it's fine and if not and they are in a majority then it's I who will lose."
REPORTER: Mr. Bin Ladin, will the end of the United States' presence in Saudi Arabia, their withdrawal, will that end your call for jihad against the United States and against the US ?
BIN LADIN: So, the driving-away jihad against the US does not stop with its withdrawal from the Arabian peninsula, but rather it must desist from aggressive intervention against Muslims in the whole world.
People will have to be rationed to four modest portions of meat and one litre of milk a week if the world is to avoid run-away climate change, a major new report warns.
The report, by the Food Climate Research Network, based at the University of Surrey, also says total food consumption should be reduced, especially "low nutritional value" treats such as alcohol, sweets and chocolates.
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Tara Garnett, the report's author, warned that campaigns encouraging people to change their habits voluntarily were doomed to fail and urged the government to use caps on greenhouse gas emissions and carbon pricing to ensure changes were made. "Food is important to us in a great many cultural and symbolic ways, and our food choices are affected by cost, time, habit and other influences," the report says. "Study upon study has shown that awareness-raising campaigns alone are unlikely to work, particularly when it comes to more difficult changes."
We can't drive our SUVs and eat as much as we want and keep our homes on 72 degrees at all times . . . and then just expect that other countries are going to say OK." Obama added: "That's not leadership. That's not going to happen."