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5 months ago

@donnelly_b Hey dude, #why do you #promote much #moredensity, thus #highpopulation targets? Most arrivals end up in southern Ontario. TO/GTA is already densely populated suffering all consequences of #populationtrap: GDP per capita⬇️ #socialcrisis, #homelessnes, etc. Working for developers?

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@SimpSimonSays

about 1 year ago

@Independent_ie @smeradubha56778 Fine Gael in Govt since 2011 #PopulationTrap #MassImmigration #KalergiPlan

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@YesssGirl1

about 2 years ago

@SeamusORegan @SeanFraserMP @cafreeland @JustinTrudeau @AnitaAnandMP @HonAhmedHussen @JonathanWNV @HarjitSajjan @L_MacAulay @FP_Champagne @stevenmackinnon This imbalance could have been PREVENTED if we had a competent, uncompromised government who didn’t bend to lobbyist groups like the Century Initiative. You’ve helped to create this problem. #MassImmigration #PopulationTrap #cdnpoli

YesssGirl1's tweet photo. @SeamusORegan @SeanFraserMP @cafreeland @JustinTrudeau @AnitaAnandMP @HonAhmedHussen @JonathanWNV @HarjitSajjan @L_MacAulay @FP_Champagne @stevenmackinnon This imbalance could have been PREVENTED if we had a competent, uncompromised government who didn’t bend to lobbyist groups like the Century Initiative.

You’ve helped to create this problem.

#MassImmigration #PopulationTrap #cdnpoli https://t.co/BRnr6zjOYC

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cedric @treebeing

over 2 years ago

@Graff2023 Mass #immigration played the biggest role in #housingcrisis after 2016. Even the economists are in agreement on this. Some even talk about #populationtrap. It is baffling people like @jm_mcgrath still support out of control #GDPgrowth despite #climatecrisis⬆️ #standardsofliving⬇️

treebeing's tweet photo. @Graff2023 Mass #immigration played the biggest role in #housingcrisis after 2016. Even the economists are in agreement on this. Some even talk about #populationtrap. It is baffling people like @jm_mcgrath still support out of control #GDPgrowth despite #climatecrisis⬆️ #standardsofliving⬇️ https://t.co/YYxRX7l1iz

Ainslie

@AinslieBullion

over 2 years ago

The Canadian (And Western World) Population Trap The @bankofcanada last week came out stating Canada has entered its first #populationtrap in modern history. A population trap sees the technological fortunes that saw productivity and therefore prosperity grow for its population start to diminish as it is shared between more and more people. But with the Western World following a declining birthrate, the only thing driving this is immigration. So is Canada the only Western country facing the same ‘trap’… And what follows the trap? - Disease, war, economic collapse and famine. So is it already too late? Bank of Canada In a recent report from the National Bank of Canada economists’, @StefaneMarion and Alexandra Ducharme, they claim Canada is caught in a ‘population trap’ that needs to rein in #immigration significantly to escape it. Between October 2022 and October 2023, their population grew by 3.2%, with 1.25 million immigrants the quickest pace of growth since the 1950s baby boomer period (sound familiar @AlboMP ?). The main issue is the sheer rate of immigration is stretching the country’s capacity and resources, increasing inflation and diminishing standard of living. In particular they identified the strain in the housing market (again a hot topic here in Australia). They argue the rate should be no more than 300-500,000 per annum. Malthusian Trap Theory So what is a population trap? A population trap is otherwise known as a Malthusian trap. The trap is named after Thomas Malthus, who identified the issue in an essay he wrote in 1798 ‘Essay of the Principle of Population’. The Malthusian theory ensures that gains in income per person through technology or productivity gains are lost through subsequent population growth. He identified 2 ‘Fixed laws of nature’; 1.That food is necessary to the existence of man 2.That the passion between the sexes is necessary and will remain nearly in its present state He went on to argue that when population remains unchecked due to the effect of two unequal powers (being the fixed laws of nature) that there becomes a difficulty in subsistence. His example: if a new invention doubles agricultural output, health, longevity and quality of life go up, causing population to increase. Over a few generations food per person falls again back to the previous ‘subsistence equilibrium’. Basically food production and gains are linear and population growth is exponential. The IPAT equation is used to express the Malthusian Trap in an equation: I = P x A x T Where: I = Environmental Impact P = Population A = Affluence T =Technology The Malthus Catastrophe The Malthus Catastrophe is what occurs when equilibrium is breached, the population becomes bigger than available resources – starvation, war and misery lead to controlled subsistence population model, that without technological advancement or productivity growth - population becomes linear through ‘catastrophes’ What’s the Difference between an Immigrant and a Refugee? On a recent trip to California, after looking around at the tent cities and misery that had changed the landscape of the state of Disneyland and Hollywood that I remember, I was talking to a businessman about immigration and the open border policy of Biden. I made the observation that the growth in the population should eventually be a good thing if controlled better, to which he made an observation that has resonated; ‘Theres a difference between a refugee and an immigrant’. His analysis was as follows; A refugee generally poorly educated, growing up in war and famine, within a poor health system will never add to the state but will take from it as the state is burdened with their wellbeing, they may never work and subsequently become a ‘ward of the state’. An Immigrant, on the other hand may be highly educated, looking for a new start that can and do add to the productivity of the state, through entrepreneurship and work ethic they add to the output of their new home. Now I say this very generally, I know some very impressive refugees who have overcome adversity to be amazing and productive citizens, but this businessman was right – there is a difference, and this difference appears to be currently driving the population trap as one takes resources and the other increases resources. To be clear this is an economics discussion not a humanitarian one and I fully appreciate the need for the latter as well. The 21st Century Population trap More and more developed countries are starting to identify immigration as a major stress point in their country’s wellbeing; some recent examples; -@RishiSunak, Prime Minister of the UK, has proposed a new migrant law to deport Illegal immigrants to Rwanda. -@realDonaldTrump has proposed mass deportation of all illegal immigrants if elected -In Australia 1 in 36 people in Australia arrived last year Are we Already in a #MalthusCatastrophe? What indicators are there that we are already in a Malthus Catastrophe? Aside from the disease and wars that have escalated in the preceding decade, several Western Countries have started to see a decline in life expectancy including #Russia, #India, #France and #America. Are we already in the catastrophe side of the Malthusian Trap? This Bank of Canada has coined the tinderbox for 2024, and with more and more wars following a global pandemic, what else is the Malthus Catastrophe going to throw at the Western World and will politicians start putting their population ahead of their votes before it’s too late? We regularly remind you that our current (and all previous) credit driven #Fiat currency economies combined with the political disposition to spend more than you receive to win votes, are nothing more than a Ponzi scheme in the truest sense of the word. Australia has been in a per capita recession for some time now but we expand our economic ‘growth’ by importing more people and avoid a technical recession. The U.S.’s interest bill is now similar to both Defense and Health expenditure. What is larger? Social Security… Eventually, obviously, this fails. The Ponzi scheme collapses as the population trap completes. In ALL previous such collapses one asset prevails. #Gold.

AinslieBullion's tweet photo. The Canadian (And Western World) Population Trap

The @bankofcanada last week came out stating Canada has entered its first #populationtrap in modern history. A population trap sees the technological fortunes that saw productivity and therefore prosperity grow for its population start to diminish as it is shared between more and more people. But with the Western World following a declining birthrate, the only thing driving this is immigration. So is Canada the only Western country facing the same ‘trap’… And what follows the trap? - Disease, war, economic collapse and famine. So is it already too late?

Bank of Canada
In a recent report from the National Bank of Canada economists’, @StefaneMarion and Alexandra Ducharme, they claim Canada is caught in a ‘population trap’ that needs to rein in #immigration significantly to escape it. Between October 2022 and October 2023, their population grew by 3.2%, with 1.25 million immigrants the quickest pace of growth since the 1950s baby boomer period (sound familiar @AlboMP ?).

The main issue is the sheer rate of immigration is stretching the country’s capacity and resources, increasing inflation and diminishing standard of living. In particular they identified the strain in the housing market (again a hot topic here in Australia). They argue the rate should be no more than 300-500,000 per annum.

Malthusian Trap Theory
So what is a population trap? A population trap is otherwise known as a Malthusian trap. The trap is named after Thomas Malthus, who identified the issue in an essay he wrote in 1798 ‘Essay of the Principle of Population’. The Malthusian theory ensures that gains in income per person through technology or productivity gains are lost through subsequent population growth.

He identified 2 ‘Fixed laws of nature’;
1.That food is necessary to the existence of man
2.That the passion between the sexes is necessary and will remain nearly in its present state

He went on to argue that when population remains unchecked due to the effect of two unequal powers (being the fixed laws of nature) that there becomes a difficulty in subsistence. His example: if a new invention doubles agricultural output, health, longevity and quality of life go up, causing population to increase. Over a few generations food per person falls again back to the previous ‘subsistence equilibrium’. Basically food production and gains are linear and population growth is exponential.

The IPAT equation is used to express the Malthusian Trap in an equation:

I = P x A x T

Where:
I = Environmental Impact
P = Population
A = Affluence
T =Technology

The Malthus Catastrophe
The Malthus Catastrophe is what occurs when equilibrium is breached, the population becomes bigger than available resources – starvation, war and misery lead to controlled subsistence population model, that without technological advancement or productivity growth - population becomes linear through ‘catastrophes’

What’s the Difference between an Immigrant and a Refugee?
On a recent trip to California, after looking around at the tent cities and misery that had changed the landscape of the state of Disneyland and Hollywood that I remember, I was talking to a businessman about immigration and the open border policy of Biden. I made the observation that the growth in the population should eventually be a good thing if controlled better, to which he made an observation that has resonated; ‘Theres a difference between a refugee and an immigrant’. His analysis was as follows; A refugee generally poorly educated, growing up in war and famine, within a poor health system will never add to the state but will take from it as the state is burdened with their wellbeing, they may never work and subsequently become a ‘ward of the state’. An Immigrant, on the other hand may be highly educated, looking for a new start that can and do add to the productivity of the state, through entrepreneurship and work ethic they add to the output of their new home. Now I say this very generally, I know some very impressive refugees who have overcome adversity to be amazing and productive citizens, but this businessman was right – there is a difference, and this difference appears to be currently driving the population trap as one takes resources and the other increases resources. To be clear this is an economics discussion not a humanitarian one and I fully appreciate the need for the latter as well.

The 21st Century Population trap
More and more developed countries are starting to identify immigration as a major stress point in their country’s wellbeing; some recent examples;

-@RishiSunak, Prime Minister of the UK, has proposed a new migrant law to deport Illegal immigrants to Rwanda.

-@realDonaldTrump has proposed mass deportation of all illegal immigrants if elected

-In Australia 1 in 36 people in Australia arrived last year

Are we Already in a #MalthusCatastrophe?
What indicators are there that we are already in a Malthus Catastrophe? Aside from the disease and wars that have escalated in the preceding decade, several Western Countries have started to see a decline in life expectancy including #Russia, #India, #France and #America. Are we already in the catastrophe side of the Malthusian Trap?

This Bank of Canada has coined the tinderbox for 2024, and with more and more wars following a global pandemic, what else is the Malthus Catastrophe going to throw at the Western World and will politicians start putting their population ahead of their votes before it’s too late?

We regularly remind you that our current (and all previous) credit driven #Fiat currency economies combined with the political disposition to spend more than you receive to win votes, are nothing more than a Ponzi scheme in the truest sense of the word. Australia has been in a per capita recession for some time now but we expand our economic ‘growth’ by importing more people and avoid a technical recession. The U.S.’s interest bill is now similar to both Defense and Health expenditure. What is larger? Social Security… Eventually, obviously, this fails. The Ponzi scheme collapses as the population trap completes. In ALL previous such collapses one asset prevails. #Gold.

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Westernview @hrandbiz

over 2 years ago

@tleehumphrey @fern_60 #PopulationTrap “Poor countries with high birth rates:” what Trudeau has imported for Canada. Top line in budget expense: #Interest payments. “Just not that interested” of monetary policy, he said. #CanadaSpiralling #NationalDebt illiteracy

Westernview @hrandbiz

over 2 years ago

@Martyupnorth_2 @lisahepfner Works for #CBCTrudeauSays and a liberal MP, defrauded #CERB. Quel surpris! #CRA says insignificant fraud in general to pursue,of course.See also #CRA director general suspended without pay yesterday for #ArriveScam app ,more procurement crime. #TrudeauCorruption +#PopulationTrap

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