There are signs of a proverbial light at the end of the tunnel for the mysterious coronavirus pandemic, and some amongst us are redirecting our thoughts to the increasing threat of Chinese world dominance.
This morning, I found myself moving my viewpoint. I remembered studies of the global population rate of growth — to be more accurate, the decreasing rate of growth. Global demographic trends indicate a serious change in world order by the 22nd century. I know … dust to dust, etc.
Thus, perhaps, the Chinese world dominance idea needs to be rethought. There is a very obvious decline in the rate of population growth in China … certainly, if we ignore the rape of Uyghur women by Han Chinese [Sorry, I couldn’t resist that]. But, I don’t wish to focus on the human rights issue, at this moment.
A serious declining rate of population growth is well documented, not only in China, but also in Japan … and many countries globally. There is just one exception — Islamic countries. Muslim birth rates are exceeding forecasts by unusual numbers for religious and political reasons.
The extraordinary picture that I wish to share with you, now, is one where an Islamic muezzin can be seen screaming from the rooftops of Buddhist temples, and also from the steeples of Christian cathedrals.
Yes, a change in the world order — religious and political — that we haven’t really envisaged.
