Is there a mistake with these statistics?

Hispanic, black and Asian people accounted for 90 per cent of all births in the U.S. between 2000 and 2010.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1370071/Whites-minority-U-S-2050-black-Hispanic-birth-rates-soar.html

If it is 90% over ten years, we can be sure that the 90% was reached before 2010, as it must have been creeping up, resulting in this as an average. So a guess would be it was 90% in 2005 and is a few percentage points higher still by now.

This means that in a couple of decades most of the Whites left (with the odd exception) will be old people and that sooner than that most of the white women will be post-menopausal and too old to breed (or perhaps they already are - certainly can't be far off it).

I calculated a couple of years ago that the average White woman in the world is over 40 and the average black African woman is 17 years old. This goes some of the way to explain why middle aged women are considered young and sexy these days.

It is wrong to lay the blame on the non-white birth rate. Our own race is just not doing what it takes to survive.

(I did use the search function to see if someone had already started a thread on this but nothing came up.)