The main internal problems of Europe
Many residents of Russia believe that the European Union is a “paradise”, an ideal union and a place to live. Apparently, their opinion is shared by millions of migrants from Africa, Asian countries, who every year more and more increase their number in the “Old World”.
The main internal problems of modern Europe
- The problem of migrants. Italy, Greece and a number of other countries simply “drown” the waves of migrants from the countries of the Arab world and Black Africa. Several thousand people come to Italy every day. The Italian government settles them in "temporary camps", but the Italians themselves do not share such "hospitality". On the island of Lampedusa, several spontaneous protest rallies took place; in response, the "refugees" themselves organized riots.
This problem is exacerbated by the reluctance of the “aliens” to integrate into the European system of values, migrants strengthen the position of crime, neglect the local culture, aggressively introduce their customs (polygamy, the sale of minor girls in the wife, sacrifice, etc.). Many migrants do not want to work, live on benefits and shadow crafts.
Europe itself is to blame for the appearance of this problem, in many respects this is the inheritance of the colonial empires of European countries. After World War II, migrants were attracted to rebuild a shattered economy, they were used in the dirtiest and hardest jobs. But by the 70 years the situation began to change, attracted by the high European standard of living and good reception of employers who wanted to save, huge masses of Africans and Arabs rushed to Europe. They were no longer integrated into European society, they created their own neighborhoods, from where they forced out the indigenous people, forming almost uncontrollable police and authorities where they lived according to their customs, with a high level of crime (selling weapons, prostitution, drugs).
It can be said that the colonization of Europe by nations that had previously been under the control of European powers had already begun. There was also a cultural colonization of Europe - the music of Black Africa (rhythms of pop music), appearance (the same dreadlocks). The first "bell" rang in the fall of 2005 of the year in France, when a wave of pogroms took place in the suburbs of Paris and in a number of other cities, the participants of which were mostly negros and Arabs.
Currently, according to various estimates, there live in Europe from 15 to 24 millions of Muslims. And their number is constantly growing due to new arrivals and a good birth rate, unlike the white indigenous population of Europe. By the 2015 year, according to demographers, their numbers will double.
- The growth of nationalism. Europe’s response was the second wave of nationalism (the first was in the 20-30 of the 20th century). The popularity of far right and right parties and movements in Europe is growing very fast. For example: in 2010, in the Netherlands, the Freedom Party ranked third, receiving more than 15% of votes; in 2010, the Hungarian national conservative party Fidesz received more than 52% of votes; the ultranationalist Party For Better Hungary received 17% of votes , in Switzerland, it was forbidden to build minarets, the idea was put forward by the "Swiss People's Party", it was supported by more than 57% of Swiss.
All major European leaders, heads of government in France, England, Germany, Holland, recognized the failure of multiculturalism policies.
Thus, the peoples of Europe are psychologically prepared for the new inter-civilization wars.
- Economic crisis. The EU economy rests on Germany and France, but it could not last forever, the first to be on the verge of bankruptcy were Greece, Ireland, Portugal and Spain. But a number of other countries are also in crisis, it’s not for nothing that they all hastily cut government spending, defense spending, lay off civil servants.
In London, 26 March demonstrations were held, in which more than 500 thousand people took part, the reason was the cuts in budget expenditures. As a result, even the unrest began. More than 200 people were arrested. 6 April Portugal turned to the EU for financial assistance, the IMF and the EU tentatively agreed to provide a loan to Portugal in the amount of 80 billion euros. The national debt of Belgium reached 100% of GDP (400 billion euros) and in the 2012 year, according to experts, it will be 102% - this is the third place after Greece and Italy.
The rulers of Europe, like the United States, no longer need to maintain a high standard of living for Europeans and the presence of a large middle class, the standard of living of Europeans will continue to fall. As a result, it will fall at least twice.
Jacques Attali believes that already in 2012-2013, the most severe economic and financial crisis will ultimately lead to a political crisis and the collapse of the Eurozone.
According to Russian expert M. Khazin, the crisis is likely to bury the EU. It is likely that the collapse of the industrial North - is, first of all, Germany, Sweden, Switzerland, France and northern Italy. And the predominantly agricultural South, where tourism also plays a big role: Greece, Spain, Italy, Portugal. Naturally, no one else will contain the third type of countries, mainly, these are countries that were part of the former world socialist system. All real production in these countries was destroyed (since it was part of the Soviet system of division of labor), and citizens' incomes were supported by rising real estate prices and EU subsidies.
- The threat of disintegration of a number of countries. Not only the fate of the European Union, but also of several countries is under threat. The contradictions between the leaders of the Dutch-speaking Flanders and French-speaking Wallonia are practically insoluble. Belgium can break up into two parts. In the UK, Scotland and Wales can secede.
The first candidate for disintegration is Spain, regions such as Basque Country and Catalonia have long demanded greater autonomy. Separatist, nationalist sentiments are present in Andalusia, Galicia, Asturias, there is also Canarian nationalism (the Canary Islands demanded autonomy as early as 1933 year). “Iron Hand” Franco gave the opposite result, now the “stick is bent” in the other direction, the Spanish authorities in every way condone the separatists and regionalists, during the struggle for parliament, the ruling party buys the loyalty of regional deputies with promises of increased autonomy and always fulfills these promises. In Catalonia, there is already its own police, in Basque Country the “germ” of the army. As a result, Spain can fall apart into many independent states.
- The problem of aging and reducing white population. According to the UN, by the 2050 year, the population of Germany will decrease from 82 million to 71 million, in Italy - from 57,5 million to 43 million people, in Spain - from 40 million to 31 million. The population of France will grow, but only at the expense of the Arab and African communities. In general, the population of the European Union will fall from 376 million to 339,3 million. An even larger reduction is waiting for the countries of Eastern Europe - from 105 million to 85 million. It should be added here that the population of Turkey will increase from 66 million to 100 million. Russia will also expect a further reduction - up to 104 million, Ukraine - up to 30 million.
Women in European countries (except Albania) do not want to give birth, they make a career, as a result, a maximum of one or two children per family. In Eastern Europe, the second child is already a “luxury”.
According to demographic research, by the middle of the century, one third of Europe’s population will be older than 65 years old, every tenth will be 80 years old. The average age of a European in 2050 will be 49 years.
Half a century ago, white Europeans on the planet had 22% of the number of mankind, now their 12%, by the middle of the century will fall to 6,5%. If in 1990, the population decreased only in Germany, Bulgaria and Hungary, then in 2002, it decreased already in 12 countries of Central Europe.
- The problem of health of Europeans. Based on the report on health in Europe in 2010, prepared by the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development in cooperation with the European Commission, it is possible to identify the main health problems of Europeans. One of the main problems is obesity, the number of obese patients in the last 20 years has doubled. Every second European is obese or overweight. Children have obesity in every 7. Obesity is one of the main causes of high levels of cardiovascular disease. Significant problems also with smoking, unhealthy diet, in a number of countries drinking (England, Germany, Czech Republic, etc.), lack of physical activity, stress.
The main internal problems of modern Europe
- The problem of migrants. Italy, Greece and a number of other countries simply “drown” the waves of migrants from the countries of the Arab world and Black Africa. Several thousand people come to Italy every day. The Italian government settles them in "temporary camps", but the Italians themselves do not share such "hospitality". On the island of Lampedusa, several spontaneous protest rallies took place; in response, the "refugees" themselves organized riots.
This problem is exacerbated by the reluctance of the “aliens” to integrate into the European system of values, migrants strengthen the position of crime, neglect the local culture, aggressively introduce their customs (polygamy, the sale of minor girls in the wife, sacrifice, etc.). Many migrants do not want to work, live on benefits and shadow crafts.
Europe itself is to blame for the appearance of this problem, in many respects this is the inheritance of the colonial empires of European countries. After World War II, migrants were attracted to rebuild a shattered economy, they were used in the dirtiest and hardest jobs. But by the 70 years the situation began to change, attracted by the high European standard of living and good reception of employers who wanted to save, huge masses of Africans and Arabs rushed to Europe. They were no longer integrated into European society, they created their own neighborhoods, from where they forced out the indigenous people, forming almost uncontrollable police and authorities where they lived according to their customs, with a high level of crime (selling weapons, prostitution, drugs).
It can be said that the colonization of Europe by nations that had previously been under the control of European powers had already begun. There was also a cultural colonization of Europe - the music of Black Africa (rhythms of pop music), appearance (the same dreadlocks). The first "bell" rang in the fall of 2005 of the year in France, when a wave of pogroms took place in the suburbs of Paris and in a number of other cities, the participants of which were mostly negros and Arabs.
Currently, according to various estimates, there live in Europe from 15 to 24 millions of Muslims. And their number is constantly growing due to new arrivals and a good birth rate, unlike the white indigenous population of Europe. By the 2015 year, according to demographers, their numbers will double.
- The growth of nationalism. Europe’s response was the second wave of nationalism (the first was in the 20-30 of the 20th century). The popularity of far right and right parties and movements in Europe is growing very fast. For example: in 2010, in the Netherlands, the Freedom Party ranked third, receiving more than 15% of votes; in 2010, the Hungarian national conservative party Fidesz received more than 52% of votes; the ultranationalist Party For Better Hungary received 17% of votes , in Switzerland, it was forbidden to build minarets, the idea was put forward by the "Swiss People's Party", it was supported by more than 57% of Swiss.
All major European leaders, heads of government in France, England, Germany, Holland, recognized the failure of multiculturalism policies.
Thus, the peoples of Europe are psychologically prepared for the new inter-civilization wars.
- Economic crisis. The EU economy rests on Germany and France, but it could not last forever, the first to be on the verge of bankruptcy were Greece, Ireland, Portugal and Spain. But a number of other countries are also in crisis, it’s not for nothing that they all hastily cut government spending, defense spending, lay off civil servants.
In London, 26 March demonstrations were held, in which more than 500 thousand people took part, the reason was the cuts in budget expenditures. As a result, even the unrest began. More than 200 people were arrested. 6 April Portugal turned to the EU for financial assistance, the IMF and the EU tentatively agreed to provide a loan to Portugal in the amount of 80 billion euros. The national debt of Belgium reached 100% of GDP (400 billion euros) and in the 2012 year, according to experts, it will be 102% - this is the third place after Greece and Italy.
The rulers of Europe, like the United States, no longer need to maintain a high standard of living for Europeans and the presence of a large middle class, the standard of living of Europeans will continue to fall. As a result, it will fall at least twice.
Jacques Attali believes that already in 2012-2013, the most severe economic and financial crisis will ultimately lead to a political crisis and the collapse of the Eurozone.
According to Russian expert M. Khazin, the crisis is likely to bury the EU. It is likely that the collapse of the industrial North - is, first of all, Germany, Sweden, Switzerland, France and northern Italy. And the predominantly agricultural South, where tourism also plays a big role: Greece, Spain, Italy, Portugal. Naturally, no one else will contain the third type of countries, mainly, these are countries that were part of the former world socialist system. All real production in these countries was destroyed (since it was part of the Soviet system of division of labor), and citizens' incomes were supported by rising real estate prices and EU subsidies.
- The threat of disintegration of a number of countries. Not only the fate of the European Union, but also of several countries is under threat. The contradictions between the leaders of the Dutch-speaking Flanders and French-speaking Wallonia are practically insoluble. Belgium can break up into two parts. In the UK, Scotland and Wales can secede.
The first candidate for disintegration is Spain, regions such as Basque Country and Catalonia have long demanded greater autonomy. Separatist, nationalist sentiments are present in Andalusia, Galicia, Asturias, there is also Canarian nationalism (the Canary Islands demanded autonomy as early as 1933 year). “Iron Hand” Franco gave the opposite result, now the “stick is bent” in the other direction, the Spanish authorities in every way condone the separatists and regionalists, during the struggle for parliament, the ruling party buys the loyalty of regional deputies with promises of increased autonomy and always fulfills these promises. In Catalonia, there is already its own police, in Basque Country the “germ” of the army. As a result, Spain can fall apart into many independent states.
- The problem of aging and reducing white population. According to the UN, by the 2050 year, the population of Germany will decrease from 82 million to 71 million, in Italy - from 57,5 million to 43 million people, in Spain - from 40 million to 31 million. The population of France will grow, but only at the expense of the Arab and African communities. In general, the population of the European Union will fall from 376 million to 339,3 million. An even larger reduction is waiting for the countries of Eastern Europe - from 105 million to 85 million. It should be added here that the population of Turkey will increase from 66 million to 100 million. Russia will also expect a further reduction - up to 104 million, Ukraine - up to 30 million.
Women in European countries (except Albania) do not want to give birth, they make a career, as a result, a maximum of one or two children per family. In Eastern Europe, the second child is already a “luxury”.
According to demographic research, by the middle of the century, one third of Europe’s population will be older than 65 years old, every tenth will be 80 years old. The average age of a European in 2050 will be 49 years.
Half a century ago, white Europeans on the planet had 22% of the number of mankind, now their 12%, by the middle of the century will fall to 6,5%. If in 1990, the population decreased only in Germany, Bulgaria and Hungary, then in 2002, it decreased already in 12 countries of Central Europe.
- The problem of health of Europeans. Based on the report on health in Europe in 2010, prepared by the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development in cooperation with the European Commission, it is possible to identify the main health problems of Europeans. One of the main problems is obesity, the number of obese patients in the last 20 years has doubled. Every second European is obese or overweight. Children have obesity in every 7. Obesity is one of the main causes of high levels of cardiovascular disease. Significant problems also with smoking, unhealthy diet, in a number of countries drinking (England, Germany, Czech Republic, etc.), lack of physical activity, stress.
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