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Immigration, miscegenation, and the extinction of Whites in the United States: Mathematical simulations based on current trends predict that with zero immigration... - Unmixed Whites with >95% European ancestry will go extinct in 6 generations (168 years). - People with >80% European ancestry will go extinct in 8 generations (224 years). - People with >50% European ancestry will go extinct in 12 generations (336 years). If immigration continues but decreases by 20% each generation, extinction occurs approximately one generation earlier. Extinction via miscegenation is the most common form of extinction in human history. Notable examples include: Neanderthals mixing with Homo sapiens; Tocharians mixing with Uyghurs; Scythians mixing with various East Asians (Xiongnu, Huns, Turks); and, of course, Latin American Whites mixing with Amerindians and Africans to become Latinx. (Simulations: Eleazar 2019 & 2020)

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🇫🇷🛢France allocates 300 million euros a year to decarbonize aviation French President Emmanuel Macron on recently announced his intention to invest 300 million euros a year until 2030 in technology and low-carbon fuels aimed at decarbonizing the aviation sector. Speaking at the Safran Aircraft Engines plant in Villaroche, Macron also said that France has secured the ability to produce 500,000 tons of green aviation fuel a year. 300 million euros ($328 million) will be used to fund research by the Civil Aviation Research Council (CORAC) on technologies aimed at decarbonizing the aviation sector, including the development of low-carbon aircraft and engines. The aviation industry has come under scrutiny as a significant source of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, accounting for 2-3% of global emissions, with the vast majority of emissions in this sector coming from fuel use. France has also announced plans to invest €200 million to support the development of electric and hydrogen aircraft and €200 million to accelerate the development of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) capacity. The SAF funding will support the construction of BioTJet, a new biorefinery in the Lacs region of southwest France by partners Elyse Energy, IFP Energies nouvelles, Avril and Bionext. On June 16, the partners announced plans to proceed with the project, which is expected to produce 110,000 tons of biofuel per year, including 75,000 tons of SAF and 35,000 tons of bio naphtha. 🔻This gives us a clue that global trend towards zero emissions is accelerating. Green fuel obviously will be more scarce and costly. In the long run it will make avia travel less affordable to the majority of population, at least in the EU. #France #fuel #ESG #analytics @songofoil

On the 26th of July 1794, Maximilien Robespierre, perhaps the most public face of what would come to be known as "the Reign of Terror", a revolution that would completely change the face of a nation and alter the course of human history, had been turned on by his associates. The man who had been hailed as a hero just a few months previous, was now reportedly foaming at the mouth, positively choking with rage, as his emboldened peers now felt confident enough to openly accuse him before the crowd... 🎞 The French Revolution: Blood in the Streets of Paris — Asha Logos

NEW: New tensions in France after policeman jailed over violence READ: https://insiderpaper.com/new-tensions-in-france-after-policeman-jailed-over-violence/ Follow Insider Paper for more news

https://www.france24.com/en/rss Macron reshuffles cabinet in bid to turn page on crisis-ridden second term French President Emmanuel Macron reshuffled his government on Thursday as he looks to move on from a series of crises since his re-election last year, government sources said.

🇫🇷🔪📊 2022 crime statistics are out: worse than last year, better than next year 👉🏻 The Ministry of the interior released last week a new report called "Insecurity and delinquency in 2022". As underlined in its introduction, "almost all recorded delinquency indicators in France were up in 2022 on the previous year". 🔎 Just to name a few: murders are up 9%, rape and attempted rape up 12%, burglaries up 11%, drug abuse 14%. ❓ Is this normal? Check out the surreal reaction of our minister, when confronted to last years' numbers on live TV. 🔗 Ministry of the Interior

JUST IN: 🇫🇷 France’s third largest bank, Societe Generale, obtains the country's first crypto license. @WatcherGuru