That OTM Caravan—A Warning About The Most Important Graph In The World
Article publisher:
VDare
Article date:
7 April 2018
Article category:
National News
Medium
Article Body:
... The drill is, you get yourself to Mexico or Canada, go to the US border, present yourself to a border agent, and ask for asylum. The law says that your asylum application must then be formally recorded and considered. The considering of course takes for ever.
... most applicants are just given an appearance date, then released. They disappear into the U.S. interior and hook up with relatives, friends, or their gang boss from back home.
... the number of asylum applications outstanding—300,000 currently, up from 16,000 five and a half years ago.
It doesn’t apply to persons from contiguous nations—Mexico and Canada—who can be refused entry. Hence the term you often see in coverage of the situation at our southern border: “OTMs,” which stands for “Other Than Mexicans.”...
Thursday’s Daily Mail had a very good photo-montage of the caravanners, putting faces and bodies to the news coverage.
A striking number of the bodies belonged to pregnant women. Why would that be, I wonder?.
if you discount some for the tabloid Daily Mail’s natural preference for the picturesque, it’s plain that the biggest cohort of caravanners are unattached young men, a lot of them sporting tattoos....
This business of shepherding Central Americans up through Mexico in caravans to the U.S. border has been going on for fifteen years....
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If you follow Steve Sailer’s posts you’ll be familiar with what Steve calls The World’s Most Important Graph. That’s the one of UN population projections through the rest or this century, the one that shows Africa’s population soaring up into the four billion zone while Europe’s flatlines.
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Not very long ago—a mere generation, twenty or thirty years ago—it was possible to believe that any Third World country, with sensible economic policies, could become a Denmark, a U.S.A., an Australia....
Nobody believes any of that now. History may have ended, but human biodiversity didn’t. Countries with a decently high mean IQ, and some track record of civilizational attainment, and not in thrall to crazy religious or ideological cults, will do well. The rest will sink into squalor and desperation....
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