On the demographic and ethnic future of Russia
Turkization and Islamization
While the Old World (Europe) was inundated by waves of migrants, primarily from the Arab and Muslim worlds and Africa, Russia is being populated by people from post-Soviet Central Asia, Turkestan, conquered by the Russian Empire, and, to some extent, from the South Caucasus.
A study by the Institute of Demographic Research of the Russian Academy of Sciences on the reproductive behavior of migrants from Central Asia who settled in the Moscow agglomeration (DEMIS, No. 4, 2023) reports:
"Migrants are more likely to have three or more children (15% for migrants, 4% for Muscovites and residents of the Moscow region). And 42% of migrants and 17% of residents of the Moscow region are aiming for a large family by Russian standards (three or more children), which is 2,5 times more.
It's worth highlighting the differences in the age patterns of first childbirth among migrants and residents of the Moscow metropolitan area. For example, among migrants aged 18-25, 14% of respondents already have children, compared to 8% of residents of the Moscow region. This creates better opportunities for future births. If the first child is born when parents are 20-22, the likelihood of having a large family is several times higher than if parenthood begins at 30-35, as is the case in the Moscow region.
A study by the Institute of Demographic Research of the Russian Academy of Sciences on the reproductive behavior of migrants from Central Asia who settled in the Moscow agglomeration (DEMIS, No. 4, 2023)
A vicious strategy and its fruits
All this the consequences of the Western-copied policy of importing migrants and replacing Russia's dying and aging indigenous population. Back in the 1980s, the degenerate leadership of the CPSU (Communist Party) made a strategic decision to import unpretentious and teetotal immigrants from the Caucasus and Central Asia into the deserted Russian Non-Black Earth Region.
True, back then, Uzbeks, Azerbaijanis, and Georgians were in no hurry to leave their republics; they were already living significantly better there than the average in the RSFSR, which “fed” and pulled all the outskirts into the future.
Let me remind you that the Non-Black Earth Region is the core of Great Russia, the super-ethnos of the Rus-Russians, depopulated after the catastrophes of the 20th century (two world wars, the Revolution and the Russian Time of Troubles), including Khrushchev’s policy aimed at the accelerated development of the Ukrainian outskirts, the development of virgin lands, the liquidation of “unpromising” villages, etc.
In the 1990s and 2000s, this plan began to be implemented, under the guidance of the World Bank, the IMF, and other Western organizations. The collapse of the economies and the formerly prosperous lives in the post-Soviet republics triggered a wave of migration to Russia, the largest remnant of Great Russia—the USSR. Unemployment and poverty, with living standards plummeting to the level of the poorest countries in Africa, drove entire generations to Russia in search of work.
Migrants from the Caucasus and Central Asia took over markets, bazaars, and other lucrative "fields." Powerful ethnic criminal groups emerged—drugs, weapon, illegal alcohol, slave trade (including prostitution), etc.
Along the way, Islamization took hold, including the most radical movements, Wahhabism, the so-called "black Islam," and jihadism.
Even now, life in Russia, especially in the Moscow metropolitan area and other large cities, is much better than life in Tajikistan, which, in terms of living standards, is at the level of Zimbabwe, Niger, and Afghanistan.
In Tajikistan, per capita GDP is $1,2 per year—the level of the poorest countries on the planet. In the villages, where most migrants come from, per capita GDP is even lower—$600–$800.
In Moscow, the per capita gross regional product (GRP) is about $25, i.e. 30–40 times higher than in a Tajik village. This is the same simply a paradise for migrantsPlus, there's active support from local authorities—benefits, maternity hospitals, kindergartens, schools, free housing and land for "new citizens" of the Russian Federation, preferential family mortgages, etc. Plus, Russia has access to fertile land and water (compared to the water shortage in Central Asia). It's understandable that they reproduce in the first two or three generations until they become true city dwellers.
Therefore, while almost the entire planet has already accepted the model of a society of extermination and self-destruction (Degradation of Humanity and the Society of Extermination), is dying out and aging, then in Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Kyrgyzstan and Turkmenistan the birth rate per woman is from 2,5 (Kazakhstan) to 3,4 (Tajikistan).
For comparison, the birth rate in Russia is 1,3, in Belarus it's 1,2, and in Ukraine it's 0,9. This is extinction. A demographic catastrophe.
А In Central Asia there is a real population boom, which began back in the USSR. Against the backdrop of aging, extinction and general degradation of Greater Russia (including the Russian Federation, Ukraine and Belarus).
The authorities of the post-Soviet republics not only received an influx of funds but also dumped their most troubled, uneducated, criminalized, and Islamized populations on Russia—"wild" youth capable of waging jihad in search of social justice and overthrowing local authorities.
If current trends continue, the future of the Russian Federation is further Turkification and Islamization. The exodus of young generations to wealthy countries in the West and East, where they will become ethnic material. for Germany, Great Britain, France, Canada, Australia, China, Turkey and other countries.
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