RESPONSE: Evo Morales Challenges EU’s Returns Directive

A concerned Citizen’s Response to Evo Morales Challenges EU’s Returns Directive

Excellent letter from a President voicing concerns about a law that is being taken by elected representatives from several countries. That is just it, these people are not rulers, they were elected and their people have in effect given away their rights to these people in order to represent them. Are these the people Evo Morales Ayma, President of the Republic of Bolivia should be addressing?

1. Everyone has the right to freedom of movement and residence within the borders of each state. 2. Everyone has the right to leave any country, including his own, and to return to his country.

are noble words but just like everywhere else where a process of decolonisation is blamed for all ills, it is time to get real and fight to bring about immediate change at home. What is stopping him? Is he a leader without power? Most immigrants live in affluent countries on very little just like back home but if the home countries were to get a little bit creative and turn around the rot, people might begin to return. Rather than fighting Europe’s new unjust laws, I would rather we look for ways to extract maximum benefits out of countries that remove our wealth and label us immigrants.

Oil prices have soared from under $40pb to records of $140pb in 2008 but the poor suppliers have become poorer is stupid. How about $1T infrastructure development tax on all multinationals? That will surely affect their fat bonuses and wake them up to the type of suffering that turned people into immigrants. We must all unite to fight a common enemy, the bankers, and writing to the shareholders that keep us poor is not going to achieve a lot. Is El Presidente serious about doing something? He is, after all a President of a country.

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