Letter to the EU Commission: A Proposal.
Ladies and Gentlemen,
I understand the matter of illegal and irregular migration to the EU, whether for economic reasons or to seek refuge from persecution, has caused enormous consternation and disquiet among your great peoples and governments. I believe I can assist.
What I will propose to you will relieve you of the following:
This relief will enable you to focus on bringing peace to Ukraine and the care for women and children fleeing that war. It will also help to end the civil war that is raging in Sudan, as well as facilitate a sane resolution to your need for seasonal agricultural labour for Spain, Portugal, Greece, and or Turkiye or where necessary. Payment for such labour shall be included in the proposal along with good-care guarantees for the labourers, whether they are EU-citizens (homeless), or extra-EU temporary workers.
I would like you to contribute one or two legal experts from your Commission and five senior officials from Nato, to include an American Nato official. This team will assist me to prepare and present the proposal to you within one month for your review and approval.
Thank you in advance of your esteem considerations.
Haruna
Chairman, Formation Coordinator - The Global Democracy Project, The GDP
1 周My friends, you may wonder why someone like me may take such an interest in matters that 'uniquely' exercise the minds of Europe. It is not mere fancy. Let me share an anecdote from my biography which may help to augur some solace..perhaps. Historically, my late father comes from a family of ambulant scholars who doubled as merchants, as hobby, from community to community, as they traveled between Africa, Persia, Asia, and Europe, the ilk of Ibn-Batuta. My mother also comes from a family of scholars, but of the more sedentary type. At every home of my grandfather's as it was told to me by Dad, and at each of his own homes, there were many more guest houses than our immediate family would need, and although I never asked him why, I would always see guests of one sort or another whose reasons were always unknown to me, but among the guests would be tutors for us and companions of his. He was a teacher, principal, and politician all his life when he was not studiously reading the Quran. I was first introduced to a Bible written in Bambara via one of his companions, who would, like clockwork every evening, make his way to a bench just outside the gate and get himself lost in chants from his Bible. ...