Look at the picture at the left.  Why is this young Irish woman cheering?  Answer, for the first time in history, the Irish Parliament is about to pass a law legalizing abortions in that country!

With a fertility rate of 1.92 births per woman, Ireland ranks second only to France, which has a fertility rate of 1.96.  That rate is a bit skewed, however, since France has a large Muslim and Sub-Saharan population, where families have much higher birth rates, in some cases exceeding 6 live births per woman, and in the case of Muslims, with multiple wives per family unit.

The average fertility rate among EU countries is 1.58, with Portugal being the lowest at 1.31 live births per woman.  Another troubling factor is the fact that European women are waiting far longer to start a family.   The average age in Ireland is 29.6, older than most other EU countries.

Why is this important?  With the influx of “migrants” from Middle East and Sub-Saharan countries, the Europeans are gradually losing the “Battle of the Wombs”.  In the words of Jihadist Imam Anjem Chouda: “We will conquer you through the wombs of our women”.

It is generally accepted that a minimum fertility rate of 2.11 live births per female is required to sustain an indigenous population for more than 25 years, and virtually all European countries are well below that level.  Unless European family units can be induced to start families at an earlier age, and have more than two children per family, the face of Europe will be unrecognizable in a very few years.  So I ask again. Considering the fact that legalizing abortion on demand in Ireland will surely lower the Irish fertility rate, why is she cheering?