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Comment #223787 by Nairb on August 3, 2008 at 12:19 pm
Fanusi
So, for the moment, thanks! Seriously, that is the best news I've heard in a long, long time. Though I'd still like a while to check everything for myself, fair?
There's still other factors that make this worrying, though. One is the problems of the multicultural state, which is, in effect, a vacuum, a nonentity. You can't 'integrate' with that.
The main problems then are the collapsing European fertility rates .
352. Why Islam Is Unfunny for a Cartoonist
Comment #223750 by Nairb on August 3, 2008 at 10:41 am
80. Comment #223627 by Fanusi Khiyal on August 3, 2008 at 1:15 am
Nairb I responded to the rather lengthy document elsewhere. Again, could I ask your source for the numbers you posted above?
Shoot, forgot to get round to this., Nairb. Sorry, I was reading those for the population changes across Europe. You can read my criticism back on the Breeding thread.
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Comment #223743 by Nairb on August 3, 2008 at 10:25 am
Fanusi
You mention Muslim Fertility rates as 3.1. This is a gross overestiimate for most muslim populations.
It is wrong in particular for the large muslim countries immigrationg to Europe where rates are falling fast (currently around 2.3 on average)
For undisputable details see below.
I think you provided the following link to the CIA Fertility rate tables on wikipedia.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_and_territories_by_fertility_rate
Source Table 1 CIA TFR Ranking
Country TFR 2000
98 Morocco 3.13
88 Egypt 3.15
155 Algeria 2.80
168 Tunisia 2.04
119 Turkey 2.23
130 Iran 2.12
Country TFR 2008
98 Morocco 2.57
88 Egypt 2.72
155 Algeria 1.82
168 Tunisia 1.73
119 Turkey 2.14
130 Iran 2.04
354. Breeding for God
Comment #223735 by Nairb on August 3, 2008 at 10:07 am
I think I have shown that Muslim populations are not exploding.
It is growing slowly and the growth is slowing in Europe and elsewhere. Fanusi you yourself have posted evidence in support this.
Comment #223352 by Fanusi Khiyal on August 2, 2008 at 4:39 am
Interestingly though, while discussing this with you, I came across an article in the Asia times that argues that there is a thirty-year window for Islam to achieve its objectives in Europe before it hits the demographic wall itself.
http://www.atimes.com/atimes/Front_Page/GH23Aa01.html
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Comment #223724 by Nairb on August 3, 2008 at 9:46 am
489. Comment #223623 by Fanusi Khiyal on August 3, 2008 at 1:02 am
If it were Shariah based financing alone, that wouldn't be too much of a worry. But I see it as part of a large process of Islamization. I connect the dots and the picture is frightening. It links up with things like the French riots and the encroachments on freedom of speech and the craven dhimmitude of our politicians.
Here are a few other snapshots from Eurabia:
However, they do also mention that the rate of radicalization increases and islamic identity get's stronger amongst further generations of Muslims.
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Comment #223711 by Nairb on August 3, 2008 at 9:23 am
Take Spain, whose fertility rate is 1.1. That is, their population halves with each generation. .
Or France. If France goes Muslim majority, then we are talking about a Muslim majority nuclear power right in the heart of Europe
Even if those populations do reach replacement level, immigration won't stop, because of the basketcase nature of many of those states.
357. Why Islam Is Unfunny for a Cartoonist
Comment #223632 by Nairb on August 3, 2008 at 2:14 am
Fanusi
I posted the document sources already.
Here is the calculation methodologies
From population pyramid
You can calculate from 30% child rearing age and 2.5 children. Then add this to the population. Divide this mount by 20 years which is the period of childbearing.
From population growth rates
To check, look at Moroccan or North african population growth rates. These are available on the internet also.
Assume indiginous muslims to be slightly below actual moroccans.ie around growth rate of 1.2%
You will find each approach corooborates the other.
Even if you assume higher birth rates or growth rates equivalent to general moroccan population. It still wont change the picture significantly.
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Comment #223624 by Nairb on August 3, 2008 at 1:03 am
Old Sarum
Thanks for the link.
I think all humour of itself is harmless .
The issue I think is that when it is extreme and focused on one group and broadcast generally it can be equivalent with racist hate propaganda.
It would be interesting to see if his harmless humour is limited to mulims.
Also I fail to see what instructive message can be taken from an imam doing it with a goat.
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Comment #223616 by Nairb on August 3, 2008 at 12:13 am
Populist politicians in general just need a group "different form the norm" to blame
Please make sure to not confuse politicians and intellectuals that attack the Islam with those that attack religion in general, for their motives are totally different.
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Comment #223614 by Nairb on August 2, 2008 at 11:51 pm
The "projection" below is wrong and grossly exagerates muslim population growth.
About 6% of Holland's 16.3 million people are Muslims, and nearly half of Amsterdam's population is of foreign origin. Some predict the city could have a Muslim majority within a decade or so.
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Comment #223388 by Nairb on August 2, 2008 at 6:32 am
Some more info on European governmental awareness and understanding of demographics published by the Commision.
It also outlines actions and orientations to improve the demographic situation in Europe.
Here is a excerpt of one of their papers.
The challenge of a low birth rate
Increasing productivity, in particular through access to lifelong learning, and increasing employment participation, in particular by creating a real European labour market and a higher level of occupational mobility, are two important ways of doing this, as are increasing the birth rate and immigration.
Europeans have a fertility rate which is insufficient to replace the population. Surveys have revealed the gap which exists between the number of children Europeans would like (2.3) and the number that they actually have (1.5)10.
This means that, if appropriate mechanisms existed to allow couples to have the number of children they want, the fertility rate could rise overall, even though the desired family size varies considerably from one Member State to another.
The low fertility rate is the result of obstacles to private choices: late access to employment,
job instability, expensive housing and lack of incentives (family benefits, parental leave, child
care, equal pay).
Incentives of this kind can have a positive impact on the birth rate and increase employment, especially female employment, as certain countries have shown.
http://eur-lex.europa.eu/LexUriServ/site/en/com/2005/com2005_0094en01.pdf
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Comment #223378 by Nairb on August 2, 2008 at 5:55 am
Fanusi
Below is a link to a report created for the European parliament in 2005 to look at the demographic challenge to Europe Union.
So governments are well aware of issues and the techniques to address them and have been for some time.
Its findings are in summary:
- If immigration continues as is we will have approx 16% muslims in europe in 2050.
- If immigration is reduced to family reunions (still 300,000 oper year)then it will stabilise at 9%
http://www.europarl.europa.eu/inddem/docs/papers/The demographic challenge in Europe.pdf
For those who wish there is also an XL tool where you can apply it to your own country.
The main variables driving these models are
1.Initial muslim %
2.Population pyramid (how many in child bearing age usually 30%)
3.TFR
4.Death rates
5.Immigrant numbers
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Comment #223360 by Nairb on August 2, 2008 at 4:55 am
Goldy
Your computer has good sense.
The plans have angered some hardline activists who accuse ministers of trying to create state-sponsored Islam.
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Comment #223338 by Nairb on August 2, 2008 at 3:55 am
Fanusi
Your link is very revealing.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/1540895/Young,-British-Muslims-'getting-more-radical'.html
It shows an increasing consciousness of the Government and elected officials and a concern to address the issue. This is very positive.
No one (in the article) is saying this is an insoluble or critical problem, no one is hiding or ignoring the problem.
Just that there appears to be an issue amongst a minority of young muslims who at the same time feel the were treated well in Britain.
In his speech in Birmingham today, Mr Cameron will criticise "simplistic" attempts at community cohesion, such as Gordon Brown's call for people to put up the Union flag.
But he will also challenge elements of the Muslim community for denying women access to work, education, politics and even to mosques;
a move that will please the Tory Right, Mr Cameron will warn that urgent action must be taken to get a grip of an immigration system.
In "There is clearly a conflict within British Islam between a moderate majority that accepts the norms of British democracy and a growing minority that does not."The report also raises questions about the scale of the problems created by Islamophobia, with 84 per cent of those questioned saying they believed they had been "treated fairly" in Britain.
Shahid Malik, the Muslim Labour MP for Dewsbury, said: "This report makes very disturbing reading and it vindicates the concern many of us have that we're not doing enough to confront this issue."
365. Breeding for God
Comment #223325 by Nairb on August 2, 2008 at 3:11 am
Sam Harris said that France would be Muslim majority in twenty-five years and that's if immigration stops tomorrow.
Again, I hope that you're right, but some of these figures are worrying.
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Comment #223166 by Nairb on August 1, 2008 at 4:11 pm
4. This means a disaster of Lebanese proportions, at the very least, if these trends aren't stopped and reversed.
5. I argue that certain harsh measures, including but not limited to, the expulsion of Shariah supporters, are necessary if this disaster is to be avoided.
367. Breeding for God
Comment #223165 by Nairb on August 1, 2008 at 4:07 pm
2. This is bad news, because Islam is an inherently tyrannical, fascistic doctrine that is incompatible with progress or freedom and always treats Infidels in the most heinous manner.
3. Islam is actually more extreme amongst second or third generation immigrants than it is amongst first generation immigrants. There is a variety of studies and surveys that backs this up.
368. Breeding for God
Comment #223163 by Nairb on August 1, 2008 at 4:06 pm
1. There is no question that Islamic populations in Europe multiply far faster than the native ones, leading to what the United Nations calls one of the fastest demographic transformations in human history.
369. Breeding for God
Comment #223080 by Nairb on August 1, 2008 at 12:29 pm
Thanks Steve, facts speak for themselves (most of the time)
Interesting to note what is happening to fertility rates amongst muslims and the drivers of that reduction.
Fertility Declining in the Middle East and North Africa
Excerpt1
MENA's total fertility rate (TFR), or average number of children born per woman, declined from about seven children in 1960 to three children in 2006.1
Excerpt2
The rising marriage age, along with increases in education and family planning use, has helped lower fertility in the region. The fertility decline of the past few decades is likely to continue, even accelerate, as education, economic opportunities, and access to family planning services expand.
http://www.prb.org/Articles/2008/menafertilitydecline.aspx
Should give support for education of muslim women in europe.
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Comment #223071 by Nairb on August 1, 2008 at 11:54 am
354. Comment #222862 by Fanusi Khiyal
Just as an aside, leaving expelling Shariah supporters to one side for a moment, what are your views on my other points:
1. Ending Muslim immigration for at least twenty years, if not indefinitely.
2. Harshly prosecuting any persecution of apostates or honour killings or similar - not just the perpetrators, but those who cook this stuff up. In Denmark, for example, the entire family is prosecuted for murder in the case of honour killing, because it is usually decided by the family, and assigned to one man. Similarly, if an Imam incites members of his congregation to murder apostates, he should be prosecuted.
3. A corollary to 2, Mosques where this is incited should be seized and torn down.
4. There should be a broad based effort to expose Islam for what it is, a process of cultural imperialism. .
371. Breeding for God
Comment #223068 by Nairb on August 1, 2008 at 11:49 am
310. Comment #222611 by Goldy
Islam is the threat. Islam - the idea, the religion. Not Muslims. They are just people. They can't even agree on what Islam is themselves. By attacking everyone who is a Muslim, you are encouraging them to radicalise as they huddle deeper into their own communities and allow themselves to become open to poisonous political aims cloaked in a veil of religion.
If there are people who threaten society, there are civilized ways to deal with them. Use the democratic process to make such threats illegal, then use the courts to sentence such people and apply the appropriate measures, such as fines or imprisonment.
Still, I find current laws generally too weak and ill-prepared to deal with fundamentalism. Also the political will is seriously lacking.
Secondly, expulsion is more moral. We're not confining them, just giving them what they keep asking for - Shariah law. If they want it, there it is, in Pakistan or Saudi Arabia or Iran. It will also have the beneficial effect of forcing people to choose: You can have Shariah or you can have the benefits of the West, but not both.
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Comment #222567 by Nairb on July 31, 2008 at 2:38 pm
There is a problem to this hypothesis. If cultural shock is the main reason for radicalism the first generation Muslim immigrants should be most radical, not the second. The pattern is actually quite the opposite.
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Comment #222534 by Nairb on July 31, 2008 at 2:00 pm
qomak
The proposition that successive generations of immigrant muslimes become more fundamentalist is almost certainly untrue.
For sure there is no data supporting it.
But a simple logical analysis will show the opposite.
Point1
There is strong evidence that the number of children in a household is correlated with religion. See article above for one. In other words you can predict one variable from the other.Strong religous views predict high fertility. and vice versa.
Point2
I have posted before how Turkish and Moroccan and other muslim women have less and less children in successive generations. This is true of several if not all countries in Europe. I have seen data for Netherlands, Germany, Austria, France and Sweden.
Put the 2 points together and you can reasonably assume religosity is declining amongst muslims in europe even though they still consider themselves muslim.
Also there is direct evidence that muslims align and appreciate their host country views.
A recent PEW survey showed that muslims in France have the same level (over 80%)of support for seperation of church and state and the secular state in France. This after the huge furor about headscarfs (in reality there are about 10 students that were expelled from schools per year)
If the muslim were becoming more and more fundamentalist you would expect a significant difference in views given that France is the country that has the highest muslim population and % in europe
374. Breeding for God
Comment #222448 by Nairb on July 31, 2008 at 12:39 pm
Steve
Completely agree.
When Jacque Chirac ran a presidential campaign dramatizing urban insecurity and violence he created a situation where there was a run off between himself and LePen( Pseudo Fascist party). A first in French politics.
LePen got 18% in the runoff because every leftwing supporter voted for Chirac (while spitting).
I am glad to say that the participation was alos extermely high as people cut short their holidays to vote against Lepen ( despite knowing he would lose)
This is the kind of effect scaremongering has in Western Europe.
This is the real danger. We are only 50 years from
a fascist right wing nightmare in Europe . Lets not forget it.
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Comment #222424 by Nairb on July 31, 2008 at 12:25 pm
Fanusi
Its good that you are so concerned for European civilsation/culture.
If you admire western civilisation and achievements so much why do you have so little confidence in it?
You have little or no respect for achievements made by muslims in any domain and yet you feel we will be overwhelmed by them
Western civilisation has seen off successively the totalitarian regimes and a mafia of interrelated monarchies, the Catholic church, protestant churches, fascism and communism and still established secular just societies.
All of those threats had a stronger powerbase the islam has today.
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Comment #222202 by Nairb on July 30, 2008 at 10:22 pm
Yet others say it is to do with increased health concerns about skin cancer and sensitivities to the growing Muslim community.
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Comment #222059 by Nairb on July 30, 2008 at 2:00 pm
We need a stable, and preferably reducing population for all sorts of reasons.
but I don't buy into that idea
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Comment #222041 by Nairb on July 30, 2008 at 1:20 pm
If anyone want's any real suggestions on saving our necks, here's one: End all Muslim immigration, expel all Shariah supporters, and conduct an aggressive campaign to show Islam for what it is, driving the faithful toward apostasy.
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Comment #221442 by Nairb on July 29, 2008 at 4:08 pm
In France the TFR of women has gone up significantly over the past decade to close to the replacement level.
This in part was due to child support programs. These child support programs I believe are being copied in Germany now.
The picture is not anywhere as bad as this articles pretends.
All European countries need to boost child rearing in order to pay for pensions. The pension issue is far more serious. So there certainly will be a government sponsored drive to drive up bith rates.
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Comment #221398 by Nairb on July 29, 2008 at 3:26 pm
Another scaremongering article on the population explosion (of muslims) that is supposed to swamp us all.
The occasionally cited figure of 30 per cent ethnic minorities in western Europe by 2050 is little more than an educated guess.
Even in the US, there has been an appreciable growth in the "no religion" population over the past decade to 14 per cent
381. A third of Muslim students back killings
Comment #221260 by Nairb on July 29, 2008 at 1:14 pm
Socialism: "The beatings will continue until morale improves!"
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Comment #221244 by Nairb on July 29, 2008 at 1:04 pm
Comment #221234 by JAMCAM87
Relax Jamcam! Read it in public where you want!
Based on those numbers You are more likely to be run over by a Boeing 747!
:-)
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Comment #221186 by Nairb on July 29, 2008 at 12:15 pm
443. Comment #220775 by hungarianelephant
Excellent post
Rightly or wrongly, there's a perception amongst Muslims that they are being victimised. This needs to be dispelled. We could start by enforcing all the existing laws properly, and not giving special passes on cultural or religious grounds.Stop calling murder "honour killing". Stop calling rape "forced marriage". Call them what they are and prosecute them fully.
Sixty percent don't want Shariah. These people, and their counterparts amongst Muslims generally, are an important constituency. The fact that they are shouted over by the "community leaders" should not deter us. We need to get these people onside and marginalise the troublemakers.
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Comment #220692 by Nairb on July 28, 2008 at 10:35 pm
----You asked why did they terorise the south. As far as I know there was no IRA bombing in the Republic of Ireland.
Unbelievable.
385. A third of Muslim students back killings
Comment #220587 by Nairb on July 28, 2008 at 4:04 pm
Weesam
I dont have a hard and fast position on this but I dont feel you have shown that Socialism was the main goal instead of Ntaionalism.
You asked why did they terorise the south. As far as I know there was no IRA bombing in the Republic of Ireland. For sure there was far more in Northern Ireland and in Britain.
Surely most funding of the IRA came from US Irish immigrants rather then socialist countries like the soviet union.I find it hard to believe the US Irish were sending money because of the IRA's socialist aims.
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Comment #220555 by Nairb on July 28, 2008 at 3:04 pm
I think a strong Nationalist and a strong Socialist sentiment are difficult to reconcile.
Seems to me that Socialism tends to have universal ideals and looks more to the future then Nationalism which elevates some tidied up version of the past.
I think most people would associate IRA with nationalism.
387. A third of Muslim students back killings
Comment #220523 by Nairb on July 28, 2008 at 2:31 pm
Weesam
Are you sure that the goal of the Irish Republican army was to create a socialist republic?
Dont you think it was more about Irish Nationalism?
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Comment #220497 by Nairb on July 28, 2008 at 2:01 pm
In the original article it says
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/2462911/Muslim-students-back-killing-in-the-name-of-Islam.html
When it came to wearing the hijab or headscarf, 59 per cent said it was important, with more women than men agreeing
While most students showed a typical generation gap where their parents were more religious than they were - 72 per cent
389. A third of Muslim students back killings
Comment #220377 by Nairb on July 28, 2008 at 11:33 am
Okay, I'll be dead so I shouldn't care, but I do. I agree with you .... but, what will happen when they are a majority? It really worries me. With birthrates of 4.7 versus 1.6 the demographics of the UK will be vastly different in 50 years time.
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Comment #220373 by Nairb on July 28, 2008 at 11:25 am
AdrianB
Okay, I'll be dead so I shouldn't care, but I do. I agree with you .... but, what will happen when they are a majority? It really worries me. With birthrates of 4.7 versus 1.6 the demographics of the UK will be vastly different in 50 years time.
Muslim families 4.7 kids per couple.
The rest of us 1.6 kids per couple.
391. Sydney brothels say Pope's visit will give business a leg-up
Comment #219285 by Nairb on July 26, 2008 at 3:23 pm
Vinelectric, SilentMike
I dont really understand your points. Are you saying religion plays no part in conflict between Israel and Lebannon?
Surely it is easy to see if we took out religion from the area the different groups would over time begin to work together.
I for one appreciate seeing those images though horrific because they serve to remind me of the sheer horror of war. Something I think we all need to be reminded of from time to time. I would imagine seeing the pictures in internet is significantly less disturbing then beiong in the warzone.
While I support the existance of Israel and its right to have peace, it does look like the recent war with Lebannon was an overreaction.
Do you have any facts on the number of people killed or injured by Hezbollah in Israel over the last 10 years compared to what happened during the recent war.
In other words was this war really proportional?
392. Islam subway ads cause stir in New York
Comment #219138 by Nairb on July 26, 2008 at 10:58 am
hawt4dawk
Good links on feminists and their international activities.
For info a link on French feminist movement launched by french muslim women
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ni_Putes_Ni_Soumises
http://www.niputesnisoumises.com/mouvement.php?section=historique_presentation_eng
For those that have the impression Muslim women do not stand up to muslim opression - do please take note.
The government made the founder a secretary of state to the Prime Minister in 2006.
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Comment #218405 by Nairb on July 25, 2008 at 11:52 am
Just before the euro was introduced, I saw a gentleman from Kerry doing a vox pop on his thoughts on the euro.
"Ah sure, it'll never catch on. Like VAT."
394. Islam subway ads cause stir in New York
Comment #218347 by Nairb on July 25, 2008 at 9:39 am
Adding euro is always bad
Eurotrash
Eurostar
Euroclear
Euro 2008
Euro MP (lazy do nothing in Brissels - except our ones of course)
Eurozone
Euro (the monopoly money that will never work)
395. Islam subway ads cause stir in New York
Comment #218318 by Nairb on July 25, 2008 at 8:24 am
Al
Al,
Its last comment indicates that in France there is a 13% that could be down to "pure descrimination".
Agreed this may be due to differences in social benefits (women get considerable maternal leave options). I'm glad they do - its boosting the fertility rates!
I dont think theres conclusive proof here either way.
On Saudia Arabia - how do they get to their work place - is it in their bedroom ? :-)
396. Islam subway ads cause stir in New York
Comment #218308 by Nairb on July 25, 2008 at 7:53 am
Now that the argument has finally got to facts I just thought I would add some facts from the other side of the water.
I would agree with Al some media feminists seem to have their priorities the wrong way round.
On domestic violence I am not surprised with your stats. I think women are usually more likely to escalate the violence (due to womens smaller physical size).However for the same reason I feel women are more likely to suffer long term abuse.
From www.diplomatie.gouv.fr ( French Government site)
With the highest rate of employment in the European Union - 47% of the population economically active in 1998, compared to 35% at the beginning of the 1960s, women in France are playing a significant part in economic life. Yet they continue to suffer persistent discrimination and inequalities: pay, responsibilities, unemployment, job insecurity...
Today, rare are the jobs prohibited to women in France. Nonetheless they mostly occupy jobs that enable them to combine work with family life.
It is also still unusual to see women reaching managerial positions and the highest levels of management. Only 6.3% of the management of the 5,000 leading companies in France are women2. In the public services, where 59.6% of all jobs are held by women, only 10% of them reach the top levels of the administration (there are only 5 women out of 109 prefects and 11 women ambassadors out of more than 150!)3.
But times are changing: women are setting up more and more companies (up from 18 to 30% in fifteen years), for which the survival rate is higher than those set up by men. Women under twenty-five now also represent half of all executives and higher professionals - especially in the media, medecine, law and higher education - compared to a quarter in the 1980s.
The other side of the coin is that French women earn a salary 25% lower than that of men (compared to 9% less in Denmark and 35% less in Great-Britain). Occupying hands-on rather than managerial posts, women also often have careers disrupted by childbirth or the husband's relocation for his job. With identical degree, experience and qualifications, there is still a 13% pay differential, "which may be interpreted", according to Béatrice Majnoni d'Intignano, "as the result of pure discrimination". For all that, the salary gap is nonetheless tending to diminish, especially among the young generations, who are better educated than their elder sisters.
http://www.diplomatie.gouv.fr/en/france_159/label-france_2554/label-france-issues_2555/label-france-no.-37_4205/feature-women-in-france-today_4298/women-at-work-an-inexorable-rise_6616.html
397. Islam subway ads cause stir in New York
Comment #217352 by Nairb on July 24, 2008 at 9:00 am
I can't verify those numbers at the moment, but if you could give me until I get back home. I'm not ducking this one, but if you can give me a moment, that would be good.
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Comment #217278 by Nairb on July 24, 2008 at 6:05 am
Goldy
Islam might be growing, but it is getting more marginalised in Europe. Yes, they are growing in number but how many are actually "Muslim"?
Had a whole slew of references to illustrate my point. Sod it, all lost.
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Comment #217247 by Nairb on July 24, 2008 at 5:14 am
Dutch parliment said that Holland would become Muslim majority in one or two decades
Comment #215938 by Nairb on July 22, 2008 at 2:16 pm
Comment #215887 by Buckle.of.the.Belt
Glad its better. I am going to ask if they had a disclaimer or othr comments by the teacher.
Quine
Good rule and I dont have to wait too long. In the meantime i think I will send them Tysons Origins. Its less dated then Sagans Cosmos ( my reason for becoming an atheist)
I was an atyheist at 13 so it bugs the hell out of me to see them not getting the real picture.