I lived in Amsterdam for 10 years so I can relate to what you are saying about the concerns of the Europeans. It's a difficult situation, who can blame someone for trying to find a better life because life elsewhere is unbearable.
I lived in Amsterdam for 10 years so I can relate to what you are saying about the concerns of the Europeans. It's a difficult situation, who can blame someone for trying to find a better life because life elsewhere is unbearable.
Exactly, and my point is that the situation is caused by international corporations and the states that they control or strongly influence.
Basically Europe and America are the cause of third world destitution. The destitution is caused by corporations, international ones at that, that exploit these countries for their natural resources. like Angola, Nigeria and Libya and who benefits the shareholders of Exxon Mobil, Shell, BP and who pays for the protection of the oil protection, both the armed forces and the navy that transports the oil.. The taxpayers, and who funds the political parties. the same, plus private equity funds, venture capitalists like Peter Thiel, (Thiel denounced his support for the Republicans, but has reconsidered and is back at it.
These multinational corporations and international financial institutions are the major cause of the worlds unrest and misery.
And they maintain their grip on power via funding and promoting culture wars and unrest.
I lived in Amsterdam for 10 years so I can relate to what you are saying about the concerns of the Europeans. It's a difficult situation, who can blame someone for trying to find a better life because life elsewhere is unbearable.
Exactly, and my point is that the situation is caused by international corporations and the states that they control or strongly influence.
Basically Europe and America are the cause of third world destitution. The destitution is caused by corporations, international ones at that, that exploit these countries for their natural resources. like Angola, Nigeria and Libya and who benefits the shareholders of Exxon Mobil, Shell, BP and who pays for the protection of the oil protection, both the armed forces and the navy that transports the oil.. The taxpayers, and who funds the political parties. the same, plus private equity funds, venture capitalists like Peter Thiel, (Thiel denounced his support for the Republicans, but has reconsidered and is back at it.
These multinational corporations and international financial institutions are the major cause of the worlds unrest and misery.
And they maintain their grip on power via funding and promoting culture wars and unrest.
Agree.