RE: DRAWING FROM THE CESSPOOL OF WORLDLY SOCIETY

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DRAWING FROM THE CESSPOOL OF WORLDLY SOCIETY

in immigration •  7 years ago 

We can mostly agree upon that, yes.

However migrants are a symptom of an underlying condition.

Neither the USA nor the EU seem interested in tackling the issues at source. To neutralize the 'spawn points' (to use a little gaming lingo).

Nor do either groups seem interested in even acknowledging that there are 'push and pull' factors at play. Which is a little like approaching an undesirable mathematics result without addressing the variables of the same equation.

The only context where such makes sense is that of two corrupted administrative overseers striving to keep people's minds locked upon the wrong targets and aimed at solving the superficial. This in the interest of harnessing the destabilizing effect that a flow of migrants willing to' do it for less' has upon the bargaining power of the work force - this in the interest of big business. Some nations even instate short-sighted policies of artificial legal mass migration as its "good for the economy" (by who's perspective?).

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The underlying root cause in Syria and other Mediterranean hot spots is the goals of Russia wanting to establish a permanent presence in a warm water port for world domination. At present they have no port of their pwn which does not freeze over in winter. The cost in lives is irrelevant to their goals.

Oil as well as other resources are also being exploited. It's all about the same old narrative of money and power and while such powers exist, there can be no peace...

This is a new slant on the situation, and may indeed at least in part explain Russia's interest in involvement in those theaters of conflict.

It would seem a little easier to aim for the Black Sea - but I do see the bottleneck on the way to the Mediterranean to be a potential problem.

Thank you for sharing this. Its a whole other kettle of fish that frankly deserves its own topic. :c)