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My local Tim Hortons is severely under staffed and is struggling to find employees. Over the past few weeks a lot of their employees quit for what seems like no good reason.

They were so desperate they hosted a job fair, and managed to find some workers.

All of these workers are East Indian. White people do not want to do these lower paying jobs anymore. However, the immigrants are willing to do them because it still means being better off than in their countries.

I’m not sure if this is by design; create a society of dependant capitalists consumers who use products that are facilitated by minimum wage employees. Destroy all other decent paying small businesses so that industries are monopolized by foreign labor.

It really makes me think.

My local Tim Hortons is severely under staffed and is struggling to find employees. Over the past few weeks a lot of their employees quit for what seems like no good reason. They were so desperate they hosted a job fair, and managed to find some workers. All of these workers are East Indian. White people do not want to do these lower paying jobs anymore. However, the immigrants are willing to do them because it still means being better off than in their countries. I’m not sure if this is by design; create a society of dependant capitalists consumers who use products that are facilitated by minimum wage employees. Destroy all other decent paying small businesses so that industries are monopolized by foreign labor. It really makes me think.

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There's definitely a huge chunk of that yes, and it doesn't exclude malevolence on top of it

https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-politics-18519395 EU should 'undermine national homogeneity' says UN migration (((chief)))

https://archive.ph/5HGZG "UN Document From 2000 Exposes Global "Migration Replacement" Solution To Developed World Demographics"

Ever wondered why so many western elites are so vehemently supportive of mass immigration? Ever question how willfully blind the establishment is to the costs (human and capital) of allowing any- and everyone into the heart of European nations? Well wonder no more...

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Population growth is responsible for the majority of GDP growth...so a downturn in population growth matters...particularly when population growth shifts from wealthy or developing nations to the poorest. I'm not describing something that may happen in the future...I'm describing what has already happened that is continuing to send progressively larger tsunamis swamping the world economy and has the central bankers doing everything and anything to try to sustain the unsustainable.

Which means, as Econimica's Chris Hamilton recently noted, the next business cycle recession will be unending and is very likely to run years into decades and perhaps a century or more. A declining population already indebted with record debt and zero interest rates will consume less...meaning overcapacity and excess inventories will never be fully cleared before the next downturn...and on and on and on.

But the absence of a growing consumer base isn't just a US issue...this is a global problem. The annual growth of the 0-64yr/old population of the combined OECD nations (most the EU, US, Canada, Mexico, Chile, Japan, S. Korea, Australia / New Zealand) plus China, Brazil, and Russia show the growth that has driven nearly all economic growth has come to an end...and begins declining from here on.

And when importers are shrinking, exporters have no one to export to...and on and on and on. The depopulation we are now facing is not simply a demographic issue that so many believe; the end of growth is the start of the SHTF scenario in which we now find ourselves. While this situation offers short term nirvana to investors, the economic repercussions are ultimately disastrous.

And so with that as background - and as noted above, a crisis that has been foreseeable on the horizon for years - it appears, based on a recently exposed United Nations report from the year 2000, that the 'new world order' envisioned a 'final solution' to this demographic dilemma of a collapsing consumer base for the west's credit-based economies...