Comments on: EU votes to unify rules on detention of migrants

By: wanbliska

wanbliska — Mon, 23 Jun 2008 23:54:11 +0000

Dear Paul,

I thank you, but see, today I destroyed my castle alone.
How many works from words to acts…

By: luce

luce — Mon, 23 Jun 2008 07:48:37 +0000

I completely agree, I was misunderstood as well ( as I wrongly interpreted Paul’s words too ). Anger is not solution but it is force that have to be chanaled in good direction. I do not harbour it, I never did and never will, it is too strange to my personality, but every now and then I do feel it’s sting. I do not believe that negative emotions can bring anything good (anger, hate, envy…)and as it is imposible to be imune solution is to fight them. Paulo Coelho’s work helps enormously !

By: wanbliska

wanbliska — Sun, 22 Jun 2008 13:08:04 +0000

Yes Luce,

Agree with Paul, and yet, I thought the same as you.
But even in anger, I realized I could not do so many things against their tower, but not building mine…

That’s still a great question for me. I’ve been growing up with learnings about “refuse”, thanks to many french and foreigners authors that were rebel. But if I remember Jean de la fontaine, Saint-Exupery with its “Petit Prince”, I could feel there are many ways to counter to absurdity… True, they surely did not change the way the politics could act, but they helped a little part of us to get out of the fears politics try to implant in us everyday.

Time showed us that anger lead us to nowhere, that revolutions made that the kings are now hiidden but still there. The question is indeed if that love we “send” is worth…

“The imperative love, nothing like to be sad”. Eric Zorg.

By: luce

luce — Sat, 21 Jun 2008 15:59:01 +0000

I am fed up of nice words and understanding towards manipulators, that is what they are. It is pure hypocrisy that politicians are spreading through the world that leaves us helpless and powerless to confront unjustice.
They are not blind, but thay want us to be blind, mute and deaf. They take all of us for granted from very first day after ellection !
They are ignorant to sufference, because they so choose to be, because it is easier way. Full stop.

By: luce

luce — Sat, 21 Jun 2008 15:44:46 +0000

Dear Paul from Austria, I do not feel sorry for politicians at all. Pitty is the very last word to use, I feel angry, so angry that it drains my energy. Ever since I read this article ( Thank you Paulo ! ) I feel as if I got fist into stomack and I wish I could hit back with all my force.

By: Yajna

Yajna — Sat, 21 Jun 2008 14:11:35 +0000

Dearest Paulo and friends,

The entire world has gone crazy. Insanity has spread and is being passed down from generation to generation. Our primitive need for a territory has gone out of hand. Have we forgotten that land is land and it belongs to everyone? How silly man is, making an imaginary line and suddenly acting like that line separates one place from another. Once we separated the land, we segregated the people. What fathoms me is that instead of us working to unite this world, instead of sharing, we aim at separating further because of simple differences in our heritage. It seems the way immigrants are treated, in every country is despicable. Have a look at my country, South Africa, its appalling. People went crazy and just started killing each other a few weeks ago in the xenophobia attacks. Seriously, thousands of people fled their homes out of the country or into refugee camps. Thousands were injured, while even South Africans, who just happened to be in the area, also got attack. Insanity. Like wild fire it spread across the country. Why? Who knows? Politics- of course, in every sense. And now the EU has passed such a law. It just makes me sad to think, no matter what country you are in, from third world to first world, this mind-set exists.

Thank you for being
Yajna

By: THELMA

THELMA — Sat, 21 Jun 2008 12:32:27 +0000

My country, Cyprus the small divided island, is the southest part of EU. I think that we are the country with the most severe problem of illegal emigrants, comparing to its population and size.. I do not agree with the …so-called concentration camps etc. But to be fair with the authorities and knowing that Human Rights is a priority, I know that they have to be housed, fed and the children have schools, medical care e.t.c. I believe that the economy of the world, needs a ..fresh start..and people should feel happy and have whatever they need in their own country and not be forced by war, political reasons start their journey to the unknown with the hope of a better life as their only passport. Love, Thelma

By: wanbliska

wanbliska — Sat, 21 Jun 2008 00:09:18 +0000

They are dtention centers in France, in which people are really ill-treated. It makes me think about Drancy and Gurs camps in the WW2, from where people were sent to Germany, by trains…
As Tania, I hope people will contest.
But there are so many things to.

As for the EU decisions, we can’t say a word. They decide behind our back.
Eu, under the idea to become a “secure” block against other big ones, is a real power estate bigger than a presidence. Thus, they could make their business enough higher we couldn’t reach it, in a language nobody understand.

Many years ago, when we received the constitution of Giscard d’Estaing in our letter box, and vote no, it was still used… The vocabulary and turn of sentences were so complicated, that it leads to the “no”. But probably for other reasons I don’t know, and belong to the voters.

As for the Lisboa constitution, only Sweden was polled. I realised it listening to the radio.
If I have to contest all strange concepts that are born from politic’s human brain everyday, I’s spent my life in the streets. And abroad, people will laugh at the french woman I am, saying:: “Those french, always shouting in the street…” :)

Have a sunny John’s weekend.

By: Tania

Tania — Fri, 20 Jun 2008 21:54:43 +0000

This whole detention centers thing is crazy , and it is severely flawed thats for sure ..I hope they contest it its not right ..and human rights should see this clearly ..
Blessings Tania

By: Alexandra

Alexandra — Fri, 20 Jun 2008 19:19:10 +0000

If I start to commentI will never end.Such injustice against poor people.All crimes in world seem be made by the serves .Yers,they use people like slaves,underpayed so on,and than prepair such laws.Like saying:Wellcome.Shame on them.A punishment should be same like for all the others.Or,seem they are more equal than others.

By: luce

luce — Fri, 20 Jun 2008 18:35:12 +0000

Could there be any comments ? Who is talking in name of all of us and making decissions ? Why does it surprise us when we voted such creatures to represent us.
I was almost expelled from Italy in 1991 3 weeks after the war started and I was real war refugee at that time….and I will never forget that unjustice, forgive yes, I already did. Italy then, EU now should be ashamed, not ordinary people but those who believe to be untachable and more poverfull then God

By: Daniel

Daniel — Fri, 20 Jun 2008 15:55:47 +0000

Thats a shame! Ya know, I often wonder, who do these politicains represent. The whole point of a democracy is to represent the peoples wants and needs, not to decide for them. This legislation is just represents the power structures feeling toward everyday people. They decide “for us”, but really they are deciding for themselves. They want a police state across the world, where every aspect of life is controlled. I feel for the next generation if people dont wake up and properly teach their kids about life and fighting the good fight.

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