Think Tank for Demographic Sovereignty. First Lobby for indigenous Europeans. ®now.
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The IFR Demography Dashboard is now live: demography-dashboard.eu
Europe is facing an existential demographic crisis. Decades of government-enabled replacement migration are fundamentally transforming the continent’s population.
Based on official demographic data, the dashboard visualises demographic developments across 15 European countries.
Our projections use current native-migrant population data to calculate when the native population would become a numerical minority if the present course continues.
But demographic change is not irreversible.
The dashboard also models an alternative course. Its remigration scenario shows how the present trajectory could be reversed and how a stable native majority could be preserved or restored over time.
For the Institute for Remigration, preserving a stable native majority is essential to ethnocultural continuity, democratic self-determination and demographic sovereignty. It is therefore a legitimate political objective.
See where your country stands. Examine the data. Compare the two scenarios. Share the results.
Population replacement is not destiny. Europe’s demographic future can be measured - and it can be changed.
Explore the IFR Demography Dashboard: demography-dashboard.eu
Institute for Remigration retweeted
Was wir mit dem @remigrationinst noch vorhaben.
Eine Vorschau aus dem Schönbrunner Schlosspark.
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✅ Meine Arbeit unterstützen
What would Italy's demographic future look like with remigration?
Our IFR Demography Dashboard projects that native Italians will become a minority by 2069 if current trends continue.
But population replacement is not destiny. This animation shows how remigration could change that future.
Visit the demography dashboard to explore more population data in western Europe and download our graphics to share!
demography-dashboard.eu/de
Institute for Remigration retweeted
Hi! As I mention in my profile, if anyone needs one of my figures, I'm happy to provide it.
Also, please note that the original version of this image was created shortly after the Spanish one. There's no need to make an AI-generated knockoff of my original figure.
A little respect for the original work and proper credit to the source would be much appreciated next time.
Thanks! 😀xitter.cf/CalcetinLetal/status/2…
🚨🇪🇸 Spain now has as many people under 45 of Latin American or African origin as Spaniards of the same age living across Galicia, Castilla-La Mancha, Castilla y León, the Basque Country, Navarre, Aragón, Extremadura and the Valencian Community combined.
🗺️ Espanatlas.es
#Espanatlas
The population replacement is also happening in Spain.
It is the combination of low birth rates and continuous immigration.
There are now already 5,580,279 people born in Latin America or Africa including a second Generation under 45.
This is as almost much as the Spanish poeple under 45 in Galicia, Castilla-La Mancha, Castilla y León, País Vasco, Navarra, Aragón, Extremadura and the Comunitat Valenciana combined.
Spain needs Remigration!
Vielen Dank!
Wir wissen das sehr zu schätzen und nutzen die Ressourcen für wissenschaftliche Arbeit zur Förderung der Remigration.
Ich unterstütze das Institut für Remigration mit meiner Diätenerhöhung 🔥
Wann sind wir Deutschen in der Minderheit im eigenen Land? Dieser Schicksalsfrage wendet sich derzeit das von Martin Sellner gegründete @remigrationinst zu und liefert aktuelle Analysen dazu.
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Remigration was the norm.
It must become the norm again, if we want to continue our history.
From 1900 to 1910, 76% of immigrants to America remigrated to their home countries.
From 1910 to 1920, it was 97%.
There was major political conflict over the disruption immigrants caused.
But we had no welfare state. Over time, we kept the best who assimilated.
Remigration is historically normal. What we are doing today is not normal because of the welfare state.
homepages.ucl.ac.uk/~uctpimr…
Institute for Remigration retweeted
Follow @remigrationinst and use their free and constantly updated Demography Dashboard via demography-dashboard.eu/en/i…
Remigration could solve AT LEAST 18,7% of Spains housing crisis
Pedro Sánchez called snap elections because he believes he can turn the housing crisis to his advantage.
Yet he and his corrupt allies are profiting from that very crisis. They have done nothing to address its underlying causes.
By encouraging irregular immigration and granting citizenship on a mass scale, they have made the problem even worse.
A future right-wing government in Spain could ease housing pressure by returning migrants without legal residency to their home countries, while tackling the structural causes of the crisis.
If you are serious about tackling the housing crisis, you must support remigration.
The Remigration though experiment:
- Spain faces an estimated housing construction shortfall of 750,000 homes (2021–2025). Funcas estimated 840,000 irregular migrants in early 2025.
Assuming 3 people per home and that 50% of those homes become fully available after departure, this would free up AT LEAST 140,000 homes—equivalent to 18.7% of the shortfall, maybe even more.
The numbers are out.
In an incredible outburst of Violence 1000+ officers were injured, dozens of shops looted.
About 2400 people were arrested. But that does not mean much in France. Most could be released in 48h.
Who are the looters?
Young men between 18-30, all of them either marxist extremists or migrants. Exact share of Migrants/Muslims is not out yet. We are staying on it.
Fast 2.400 Festnahmen.
1000 verletzte Polizisten.
Die Zahlen aus Frankreich sind eine Warnung. Das droht uns allen, ohne Remigration.
Institute for Remigration retweeted
🛡Do you get it now?
A social contract is simple. Citizens work, pay their taxes and respect the law. In return, the state protects them, their homes and their streets.
In France, that bargain has collapsed. Gangs loot shops and set cars on fire, while ordinary citizens are told to stay quiet and keep paying.
Don't support a system that kills you.
Our cofunder @MartinSellner_ asks you to join the resistance!
Sign the act and get active! ✈️
Institute for Remigration retweeted
Wem nützen die Straßenkrawalle in Frankreich politisch?
@MartinSellner_ über einen Staat, der rechte Organisationen mit Schärfe verfolgt und durch migrantische Plünderer und militante Linksradikale nun vor einem Chaos steht: sezession.de/71319/frankreic…
