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Muslim Demographic growth – Western Europe

Muslims in Western Europe, 1955-2090

2009 2030 2050 2070

Islam in Europe (1990-2008) – Falsified numbers provided by multiculturalists per 2008

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1%–2% (Italy, Norway, Greece)

2%–3% (Denmark Spain, Slovenia, UK)

3%–4% (Germany, Sweden, Serbia)

4%–5% (Belgium, Austria, Switzerland)

5%–10% (Netherlands, France)

10%–20% (Russia, Bulgaria, Montenegro, Cyprus)

20%–40% (Macedonia)

40%–60% (Bosnia and Herzegovina)

60%–80% (Albania)

80%–95% (Kosovo)

Several countries have gone to great lengths to conceal the size of their Muslim population. In some countries they have even made it illegal to gather such info. The primary reason is because they do not want right wing organisations to make an issue out of it. If we were allowed to (they feel), it would contribute to stigmatise Muslims and it would make it counter productive in regards to integration measures. If this information was available it would be a lot harder for the current Western European regimes to continue to justify multiculturalism and the ongoing Islamic demographic warfare being waged. The below overview should reflect the correct numbers for 2009 (estimates).

Muslims in Europe - Actual numbers 2009 (+ projections)

Iceland 1%–2% 6% 12% 24%

Malta 1%–2% 7% 14% 28%

Portugal 2%–3% 8% 16% 32%

Greece 2%–3% 8% 16% 32%

Finland 2%–3% 8% 16% 32%

Luxembourg 4%–5% 10% 20% 38%

Norway 4%–5% 10% 20% 38%

UK 4%–5% 10% 20% 38%

Denmark 5%–6% 12% 24% 40%

Italy 5%–6% 12% 24% 40%

Sweden 6%–7% 14% 28% 46%

Switzerland 6%–7% 14% 28% 46%

Germany 7%–8% 16% 32% 50%

Belgium 7%–8% 16% 32% 50%

Netherlands 9%–10% 20% 40% 55%

France 12%–13% 25% 50% 70%

Russia 18% 28% 54% 72%

Serbia (w. Kosovo) 24% (Serbia – 3,2%, Kosovo 94%)

(conservative estimates, actual numbers might be higher)

Year	Muslims
	50 000
	2 000 000
	5 000 000
	11 000 000
	23 000 000
	30 000 000
	50 000 000
	70 000 000
	100 000 000
	140 000 000

Muslim demography, projections[1]

Don Melvin writes that, excluding Russia, Europe's Muslim population will double by 2020. He also says that in 2005, almost 85% of Europe's total population growth in 2005 was due to immigration in general. Omer Taspinar predicts that the Muslim population of Europe will nearly double by 2015, while the non-Muslim will shrink by 3.5%, due to the higher Muslim birth rate[1].

Source:

1. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Islam_in_Europe

Year	Musl%
	3,7
	5,0
	6,5
	8,3
	10,4
	15,7
	22,4
	44,9
	68,9

Year	Musl%
	3,0
	3,6
	4,3
	5,1
	6,0
	8,1
	10,7
	19,4
	31,7

Year	Musl%
	4,7
	7,0
	9,8
	13,1
	17,0
	26,5
	38,1
	68,7
	88,3

Sweden Muslim demographics[1]

> 1940 - 10-100

The first came as refugees during the WW2, primarily North Turks who came through the Baltic’s and Russia.

1950 The first Muslim organisation created in Stockholm in the 50s. Aprox. 50-100 Muslims were involved.

1964 - 600

1970-75 - 10 000

1980 - 40 000

1990 - 150 000

2001 - 370 000

2006 - 475 000

2008 - 500 000-600 000

Source:

1. http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=4837696212142783883

2008 - Numbers and percentages of Muslims in many European cities (legal/illegal including city suburbs)[1][2][3]:

A majority of the “official” numbers are false. Usually the specific country will only include individual Muslims who are registered with a mosque. In other cases a capital city will deliberately exclude related Muslim suburbs. In most cases, the city will deliberately avoid creating these types of statistics to prevent stigma.

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