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Monday, March 12, 2018
New World Order Through Global Democracy, Projected Populations 2050, Pro Population Growth Policy
Most Populated Countries in 2050 with Immigration and Migration Projected 100 Million +, Globalization, Free Worldwide Economics, Worldwide Democracy, Free Worldwide Thought and Expression with Total Worldwide Internet Connection and Social Networks. Global Integration of Multicultural Mixing with Open Borders and Open Society
India 1804 Asia 5772
China 1580 Africa 2260
USA 395 Europe 920
Indonesia 350 Latin America 846
Nigeria 347 North America 444
Pakistan 315 Oceania 60
Brazil 257
Bangladesh 217
Ethiopia 190
Mexico 178
Congo 166
Egypt 154
Philippines 154
Russia 141
Vietnam 124
Tanzania 117
Turkey 116
Japan 116
Iran 107
The whole idea of globalizing the world economically is to bring the population to the economy as far as prosperity. With this to happen, You need the global rule of law, free trade,(worldwide, not just regionally). Free Internet connectivity, worldwide democracy in any form without political monopolization. Get rid of corruptions, dogmatic religions in countries governments. Rid the world nationalism through multiculturalism, open borders, and open worldwide society. Extremism must not exist in this world. The rule of law could be worked out in the United Nations and enforced through UN resolutions and coalitions. People must be free in thought and spirit.
Population and economics can happen without damaging them or at least reduce it through alternative forms of energies, recycling, and replenishment of what is taken from it. The answer to the extinction of species can be replenished through domestication of the species and profitability within domains.
Economics must be dictated though through democracies, the rule of law set by democracies, supply and demand thought worldwide free markets driven by consumer choice and demand.
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