Belgium

Economical/social impacts of mass deportations

Unwilling terms of Deportation

Willing terms of Deportation

Deportation policy (preventive measures)

When the time is right and the new government (or Military Tribunal) are confident they can handle deportations the following suggestions should be considered.

All Muslims will be given the following choice:

All Muslim individuals agree to leave the country voluntarily and peacefully. Each individual will (at departure) receive a onetime fee (compensation) equivalent of 1 kilogram of gold (10 kg for a family of 10).

For a population of 1 million, this would be 1 000 tons of gold at a total cost of around 15,6 billion Euros.

Muslim individuals who refuse to leave voluntarily and peacefully will be forcefully deported (by the national military aided by the national police force) and will not receive any compensation.

Economical impact once a cultural Marxist/multiculturalist regime falls and an Islam free territory (Country) is established?

Illustrative example (after deportations);

Population: 10,4 million

Muslim population: 1990: 500 000, 2008: 1 million (10%)

1 million Muslims

100 000 are retired (+70 years)

250 000 are aged 41-69

250 000 are aged 21-40

400 000 are aged 1-20

Individuals paying tax: 300 000-400 000

Individuals not paying tax: 600 000-700 000

Social economic results after deporting 1 000 000

A few particularly affected professional groups:

80% of taxi drivers are Muslims

60% of public transportation workers are Muslims

20% of health care workers are Muslims

50% of the restaurant industry is Muslim

Negative effects:

Short term economic effects would be disastrous. Problems to maintain public transportation systems, taxi industry paralysed.

Positive effects:

50% Less unemployment subsidies

40% less subsidies to correctional institutions

30% less subsidies to kinder-garden type organisations

30 less subsidies to schools

20% less subsidies to colleges, universities

Inflow of immigrants from ethnic Europeans in neighbouring countries and from Muslim dominated cities and countries throughout Europe.

Mosques and Islamic cultural centers are to be demolished or converted.

Crime would go down by more than 50%

Economic sanctions from Muslim countries:

Expect boycott and sanctions from all Islamic countries:

Economic sanctions from non-Muslim countries:

Expect 100% economic boycott from the EU and all non-Muslim countries except Russia, India, China and Serbia (possibly certain other East European countries depending on the amount of Pressure from the Western Establishment.

Short term terrorist/Islamist attacks (before and during deportations):

Guaranteed, as a majority of Muslims will refuse to be deported. It is expected that they will rally, entrench and resist.

Long term Jihadi terrorist threats:

Minimal to none as there are no Muslims left in the country.

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