OK, if it states that it is around 25%, it may be 24%, sorry... you really are splitting hairs here. It is obviously well over your favored 3% rate if estimates take it to 25%.
My "favored" 3% pertains to the entire country. Do you dispute that figure? Do you have any other corroborable number?
And once again, your article is clearly speculating here. They apparently have no idea what the percentage of Muslims are in this city given that they provide absolutely no corroborable source.
Now... let's engage in some basic math, try to focus like a laser beam because this involves something that cannot be felt, but only brained out.
In other words, you really have no basis for your statement that the majority of births are Muslim, other than sheer speculation on your part given that you really have no hard numbers for the population of Muslims, their birth rate, and that of the other non-Muslims in Brussels.
Muslims are not a tiny majority in certain countries in W. Europe.
It is certainly true for Belgium as well as France which has already been shown. What country do you think they aren't a tiny majority of the population?
Now... let's engage in some basic math, try to focus like a laser beam because this involves something that cannot be felt, but only brained out.
In other words, you really have no basis for your 50% other than sheer speculation on your part given that you really have no hard numbers for the population of Muslims, their birth rate, and that of the other non-Muslims in Brussels.
Muslim pops in France, for example, are verging on 10% as we speak, that is hardly a tiny minority in such a LARGE country, and well above the 3% you cited as the "average".
10% is actually a tiny minority, regardless of how many people that represents. That is how percentages work. And would you believe 6%? I already posted that figure above. Do you also dispute that number? Do you have any reputable source which states otherwise?
And once again, the Islamophobes decades ago claimed that Muslims in France would already be a majority. Has it actually occurred? Why not?
Please, get off the 3% stat already, it isn't what is being talked about.
It most certainly is "what we are talking about". If you claim that Muslims are outbreeding Belgians to the point where they are going to be the majority, that 3% shows it is simply not true.
You quote Wikipedia WAY more often than anyone should... it is highly inaccurate...
It isn't that inaccurate. And all the facts they present are typically provided with footnotes so you can validate them yourself.
OTOH none of the "facts" you have provided so far can be validated at all. It is just sheer speculation on your part, as well as an incredibly dubious person you even tried to provide as a source.
but then, you don't really like facts that you don't support, so you gloss over them, and constantly citing wikipedia is helpful to you in this way (and shows incredible intellectual laziness)....
Present some facts, FOR ONCE, instead of hopes and conjecture.
Ironically, you appear to actually be describing yourself instead of me. I have indeed provided verifiable facts.
I'm still awaiting any actual facts to support this wacky conspiracy theory which has been rampant for decades now, while the actual Muslim population in western Europe hasn't actually grown much at all...
I was talking about whether your source linked to sources. I prefer to trust sources that have these things -> ([1], [2]) and a list of their sources at the bottom of the page.
Not speaking specifically about this thread or any other, I'm afraid this is yet another symptom of the failure of the public school system in the US. It seems that many people just don't understand the importance of footnotes and the difference between sheer speculation and facts which can be independently verified. If it is stated on the internet no matter the source, and they happen to agree with the opinions which are based on it, then it must be true...