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> The current globalist population redistribution policy, promoted by the UN, literally referred to as 'replacement migration' is going to be a staggeringly imp

> The current globalist population redistribution policy, promoted by the UN, literally referred to as 'replacement migration' is going to be a staggeringly impossible thing to implement. [1] I thought this statement was a little outrageous so I clicked the link and read a few segments of the report. I didn't see any section promoting specific global migration policy. The report appears to just be a "what-if" paper modeling different levels of migration to countries projected to shrink, and how it would impact population size, age distribution, retirement age and working age/dependent ratios through 2050. Levels modeled included no migration, an extrapolation of 90's migration trends, and levels needed to maintain varying working age population ratios. No surprises or policy plans there.

sonnyblarney 8y ago
The 'replacement migration' concept is definitely under perpetual discussion in the UN, as evidenced by the link. It's a popular concept among some groups, and has some very controversial 'anti colonialist' elements. This strategy did not make it's way into the most recent UN compact on migration (I believe because it would be untenable under current populist conditions) but it's definitely a perennial subject among those types of officials. Unfortunately, there are a lot of conspiratorial elements out there concerning this, but there is a basis in reality for this agenda.