I call [citation needed] on your EU demographics. The EU has not been "stuck in a massive population drop rate": the EU population actually grew by 3.7% between 2002 and 2001, with only 6.3% born outside of the EU. And Eurostat forecasts the population to grow very modestly between now and 2060. (Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Demographics_of_the_European_Un...) Of course, those predictions don't mean all that much, since "demography is destiny" only in retrospect: growth trends can and do change. (E.g. the French birth rate has gone up in recent years.)

To be honest, I think you may have read too much Mark Steyn. There is little cause for demographic apocalyptics, including the tired "Muslims are going to revolt/take over" kind. In fact, a flat or slightly declining population is probably a blessing (e.g. from an environmental perspective).