09-07-2015, 02:41 AM
It is sure going to be some interesting times in Europe. Maybe the Germans will face the same faith like the Americans when they had that huge number of immigrants coming to their country, hence ending up in reservations. Would be funny.
I think any picture that helps, go ahead. I could put up some pictures from children that we had here in Yemen, but they are way more disturbing than that little boy. There was a friend of mine with the UN who put up a picture of a huge list of the names of all the dead people that tried to cross from Africa to Europe which was laid out at the entrance to the EU building in Brussels. I thought it might be a good idea to put that list in every public place in every harbor along the African coast where they start their journey, to make them aware of the dangers, as it seems that all are pretty ignorant of that and have no idea what they are getting into.
On the BBC there was recently an article from a Welsh security guy who is living on the island of Kos in Greece, and he says by now it is simply a matter of fact, daily occurrence to have dead bodies washed up on the beach that nobody really reacts to anymore. A bit like seaweed I guess.
I'm really curious where all this will end. Not only here in Yemen, but by now Europe as well!
I think any picture that helps, go ahead. I could put up some pictures from children that we had here in Yemen, but they are way more disturbing than that little boy. There was a friend of mine with the UN who put up a picture of a huge list of the names of all the dead people that tried to cross from Africa to Europe which was laid out at the entrance to the EU building in Brussels. I thought it might be a good idea to put that list in every public place in every harbor along the African coast where they start their journey, to make them aware of the dangers, as it seems that all are pretty ignorant of that and have no idea what they are getting into.
On the BBC there was recently an article from a Welsh security guy who is living on the island of Kos in Greece, and he says by now it is simply a matter of fact, daily occurrence to have dead bodies washed up on the beach that nobody really reacts to anymore. A bit like seaweed I guess.
I'm really curious where all this will end. Not only here in Yemen, but by now Europe as well!