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Muslim Birthrate
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Muhammad is no2 in boy's names, and the Muslim birthrate is roughly 3 times higher than none Muslims.
Should we start to worry?
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/uk/artic le1890354.ece
Should we start to worry?
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/uk/artic le1890354.ece
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Leilapups ~ I think the most popular girls name is Chloe. Both Jack & Chloe seem to have been number one for at least 3 years..probably much longer!
Richard & Judy have a Jack and Chloe..that's something to aspire too, eh? ;o)
As for the OP, no I am not worried. Not really sure why I should be. I am more worried about the Dwaynes, Brooklyns and Chantel-Rhianna-Beyonce birth rate.
Richard & Judy have a Jack and Chloe..that's something to aspire too, eh? ;o)
As for the OP, no I am not worried. Not really sure why I should be. I am more worried about the Dwaynes, Brooklyns and Chantel-Rhianna-Beyonce birth rate.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/programmes/newsnigh t/4442010.stm
According to this BBC article it looks like the majority will soon have the same SURNAME too.
According to this BBC article it looks like the majority will soon have the same SURNAME too.
Good link Aschenbach, perhaps this is a reason for most of them being nutters?
I agree we MP Ann Cryer the time has come for an urgent debate on this pratice of marring first cousins.
She tells Newsnight that she believes it is time for an open debate on the subject: "As we address problems of smoking, drinking, obesity, we say it's a public health issue, and therefore we all have to get involved with it in persuading people to adopt a different lifestyle", she says.
Somehow I don't think this will happen, I wonder why?
I agree we MP Ann Cryer the time has come for an urgent debate on this pratice of marring first cousins.
She tells Newsnight that she believes it is time for an open debate on the subject: "As we address problems of smoking, drinking, obesity, we say it's a public health issue, and therefore we all have to get involved with it in persuading people to adopt a different lifestyle", she says.
Somehow I don't think this will happen, I wonder why?
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