The EU Commission continues to insist (a) that there’s a demographic crisis within Europe (there’s no such thing) and (b) that the only realistic remedy is continued mass immigration (also nonsense). The facts, unfortunately, do not fit this thesis. Here’s one example: Bloomberg reports:

“Thomas Koerber, an engineering technician from Viernheim, Germany, was looking for a new job. He found it — 4,700 miles away, in Canada….Koerber is one of 145,000 Germans who fled the fatherland last year amid record postwar unemployment, pushing emigration to its highest level since 1954, Federal Statistics Office figures show. Last year was also the first since the late 1960s that emigrants outnumbered Germans returning home from living abroad, the statistics office said.”