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00:00Hello dear friends! Well, we continue our reflection that we started yesterday.
00:25As we have already seen, we are witnessing a world that has set aside God's project, which is none other than the project of life, full for humanity here and now, and not only in the future, forgetting the purposes of Christian marriage, especially that of procreation, on which the subsistence of the human race obviously depends.
01:19We know that France has 1.8, England 1.6, Greece 1.3, Italy 1.2 and leading the non-procreation, is Spain with 1.1 children per family.
01:36The average across Europe is 1.6 children per family.
01:41Dr. Daniel Pipes, who is the director of the Middle East Forum and a member of the board of directors of the United States Institute of Peace, an award-winning columnist for the New York Sun and the Jerusalem Post,
01:55A study concludes that, if current population and immigration trends continue, the population of Europe today, which is about 375 million, could fall to 275 million by 2075.
02:13He says, and clarifies the professor, that to maintain a uniform working population, the European Union needs 1.6 million immigrants a year, 80% of whom are coming from Islam.
02:31A recently published newspaper in Spain has just reported that Spain needs 790 births a day just to replace the current generation.
02:48We can then get an idea of ​​the seriousness of the matter.
02:52To delve a little deeper and see the seriousness of this, in France, in Paris, 45% of young people under 20 are already Muslim.
03:05This means that France will become a completely Muslim nation in less than 35 years.
03:15Christianity in France will now be a minority.
03:18And we would say, well, that's Europe, right?
03:23However, to understand the seriousness of the problem in our nation, the lack of procreation, the numbers in Mexico are not at all encouraging.
03:34According to Inegi, in 1960, that is, just 50 years ago, the birth rate was 6.78 children per family.
03:45By 2010, this rate had already fallen to 2.22, that is, just a little above what is needed to subsist as a culture.
03:58This gives us an idea of ​​the seriousness of our problem.
04:03As Dr. Pipes said, if the contraceptive trend continues, Christianity will soon become a minority.
04:14This decline in the birth rate is largely due, on the one hand, to the fact that women no longer want to have children in order to dedicate themselves to work and thus have a better family income.
04:27On the other hand, there is the negative influence of the World Development Bank, which conditions loans at preferential rates to countries that set birth limits and promote sterility.
04:40As you can see, behind all this economic effort is the awareness of living well today, so that later, well, we can disappear.
04:51I have spoken extensively on this topic in a recorded lecture called "A Frustrated Plan and Its Consequences," which you can find on our evangelization page and which will give you more information on this subject.
05:05Another factor that has driven the decline in the birth rate is government policies that encourage abortion.
05:14This shows how in a very short time a culture of death has been promoted, as His Holiness Saint John Paul II calls it.
05:23We can say that the icing on the cake, to make everything look complete, is the legitimization and legalization of homosexual unions.
05:34from which nothing can come, a highly questionable and perfectly structured plan in all its areas that can lead to the destruction of society and man.
05:47So far we can see that this is not due to an isolated situation, but rather has a series of interconnected elements that push society towards a miserable life.
05:59which, although not yet on the horizon today, is already looming and will soon appear, creating a climate of chaos throughout the world.
06:10God willing, tomorrow we will address the issue of homosexuality as the element that stimulates the president's proposed constitutional change initiative.
06:22Blessings to all, see you tomorrow.
06:40Blessings to all, see you tomorrow.