Did you do the math?

Day 5,005, 10:49 Published in Belgium Belgium by Director9

Dear readers,

did you have a look at my 2 previous articles?


The first one depicted absolute numbers, the second percentages of those same numbers as they compared to the totals.

What conclusion might we draw from this :
1) that B's percentage rose at the cost of the numbers of A? No, B had a small decline in numbers, and A an even bigger decline, that's all
2) that A's sudden increase at the end was a result of B losing numbers to A? No, the increase in A did not come at the cost of B's population.

I can safely say, that bar 1 or 2, there was no transfer between A and B population, the growth came from outside.

Now why this boring stuff? The game's properly screwed at the moment and I had nothing better to do.

With the same facts, I can present a particular view, draw my own conclusions to fit my own narrative. Don't be deceived by the presentation of facts, look at the numbers(especially those left out), analyse and see if the conclusion the presenter draws fit ALL the facts.

So I give you a graph now, actual numbers, no percentages, you have seen this one in another form already somewhere else :



I'll leave it up to the reader to interpret these results, if there's anything to interpret of course.