Again, they make money from people, and in addition to trade, they also build an institutional system from which they can also pump money. They've changed so much. Written by Áron Ambrózy.
The European migration pact adopted the other day was discussed in many places, but no one talks much about the fact that, due to Western pressure, the continent has been trading with Africans again since 1815. But that's what it's all about: people are once again making money, and in addition to trade, they are also building an institutional system from which they can also pump money. They've changed so much.
We lasted a little over 200 years in Europe without the transatlantic slave trade. Okay, I simplified and distorted it a bit, because today we don't ship African human traffic to the USA and the sugarcane and tobacco plantations of Spanish America, but bring them here to Europe, as second-class proletarians.
In addition, the institution of slavery had already been banned in Europe. In Denmark, which was still the moral beacon of Western Europe, people were not trafficked even in 1792. It is an important detail that the Enlightenment only boosted the opposition to slavery based on Christian considerations and based on humanitarianism, in the 21st century. In 20th century Europe, these are in short supply.
Neither Christianity nor human-centeredness, fragments of the Enlightenment remained in the form of communist apocrypha. This is why our fellow Westerners have jumped back centuries in their heads and are trading again with Arabs and Szerechsenes.
Of course, they are trying to cover up the harsh reality with some kind of humanitarian and pseudo-humane screen, which in turn shows that they are building a system similar to emission quota trading, emission quota trading.
How much carbon dioxide a nation-state can spew into the air depends on the size of the country, how strong its economy is, and how many people live there. They give money for the rest, or if they burn less fossils than they could, they get money. It is a wonderfully detailed, yet completely meaningless system, but at least the objects of the negotiations are not people, but the number one enemy of contemporary hysteria physics. And the point is that we do not burden our environment with anything less, but at least a bunch of financiers who do not contribute anything to the economy of the continent make a lot of money from it.
This is exactly how we will proceed with the trade in admission quotas, called the migration pact.
This will not result in fewer illegal migrants arriving from Africa and Asia. They could be stopped by guarding the borders and regulating the issuing countries, but the beaten elite of the West does not want to hear about such a thing.
Instead, there will be human trafficking, from which some people will make a lot of money.
If we give in to tradition, we will set up regional markets in Prague and Constantinople. Crimea and the Portuguese and Spanish islands off the coast of Africa would be ideal for the most important distribution center. You probably even have the infrastructure, a clean coat of paint will be enough. And then we trade, precisely and beautifully, like stars in the sky.
Let's say a hundred goods arrive from West Africa to the Canary Islands, where they are thoroughly examined according to their physical and mental characteristics. There will also be a medical check-up, they will be examined and given vitamins.
Among the most valuable members of the staff, the leading countries of Europe are selected in the first round, since they are more equal than equals, they have the draft cards. They are shipped to their destinations, where dirt and slums await them in addition to menial and burdensome work. The rest, which is 90 percent of the mass of goods before sorting, is distributed in Europe. Everyone gets what they are entitled to proportionally based on their share of ownership. And if they don't accept the goods, they have to pay compensation, in addition to the shipping fee, they have to reimburse the full price of the product, which also increases the value of the product. That is, all kinds of
a subject unable to perform any meaningful activity other than reproduction and eating will still be valuable, as it will generate money for the state that owns it, like a talking stock. You just have to make sure that it costs less to maintain than the yield.
The investing state keeps the money-generating talking shares until the end of the term, which is what the contract obliges it to do. The more sophisticated one can spread the maintenance and operating costs among the parts of the native population unable to assert their interests, that is, deposit the goods in a place where the elite do not live, the elite do not work, and the elite do not have fun.
Looking at the numbers, one newcomer can earn up to 20,000 euros per year, which is good money even if there are maintenance and guarding tasks. It's definitely an excellent deal, especially for those who don't mind that the talking stock is actually a living, breathing person who would have been better off staying at home with our help.
Or at least we don't persuade them to start with civil wars, famines, robberies, unfavorable trade conditions and false promises that we have caused.
It's just that our fellow Westerners are not yet there in terms of moral development, they only see money in people, which is why, as before, they are happy to trade with them today. Let's be understanding, we were like that a thousand years ago!
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