Like Moriani, like Kharkov..

During the ‘90s and the beginning of the new century, we lived the phenomenon rich countries of the West to dump their waste, from nuclear to electronic ones, to the poorer countries of the Third World, as we are used to call them. But in our modern world, that same world they ask us to make all kind of sacrifices for its sake, things are moving on, but in what direction? Nowadays, a new phenomenon has occurred: governments of the rich (in quotes or not) countries, proceed to agreements, not to dump material waste, but to create places for refugees and immigrants. Dealing with human populations, the same way they were dealing with the material waste of their societies, like waste they don’t want to have in front of their doors and put them away to poorer countries, dependents and unable to stand up to them. In other terms, they see refugees and immigrants like human waste and the other countries like their back yards, where they can hide all the dirt their unreasonable policy is producing.

We deal with this phenomenon here in Greece, since the refugees from Middle East started to increase and lots of European countries and even EU itself, decided they can’t accept them and they must stay in our country. To gild the pill, they promised money for their settlement. But the money went to the well known for their “work” NGOs and through them back to certain people (sf Soros and his people), while to the remaining social structures of the country and the refugees reached only a very small amount of this money, just enough to build some camps/places to put the refugees’ suffering, next to the suffering of the Greek people these years of the memorandums.

All that time we were asking ourselves why this unreasonable policy, from economic, social or any other view, is forcing a people doomed already from the memorandums unable to serve its own need, to carry even more suffering. But new facts have come to confirm what we were already suspected and we described at the beginning of this article. Well, we can rest now and stop believing we are prosecuted for some odd reason. Such agreements are taking place with the authorities of Ukraine. To be more specific: In September 28th, in Kharkov (Ukraine) a meeting occurred between the representative of the UN High Commissioner for Refugees in Ukraine with the first deputy mayor of Kharkov, Igor Terekhov. The two sides held a confidential conversation to discuss the possibility of settling occurring immigrants from the Middle East, who are not welcomed by other European countries, in Kharkov; in an attempt to solve the unfortunate situation that has arisen due to the dominance of immigrants in Europe under the guise of the UN ‘’humanitarian mission’’.

Lots of reasonable questions are raised already, and have been expressed from Ukrainian political refugees’ organizations. What kinds of agreements can be made with governments like the Ukrainian government; a fascist government, that has brought financial disaster to the country (for example pensions up to 70 €). A government that doesn’t allow not even the Ukrainian people to talk in the dialect they prefer, to worship the religion they want, or to express what they believe. As a result of this policy there are thousands of Ukrainian political prisoners and hundreds of thousands of political refugees. Let alone that the area of Kharkov is a region with a difficult socio-political situation, where refugees from Donbass area living in adverse conditions.

It is possible that this experience of Kharkov will be replicated at even more disadvantaged regions of the South-East of Ukraine. In other words, in a region that is already being tested from conflicts, now it will be added another cause for unrest that could lead to possible terrorist attacks, since among the refugees from the Middle East are now not only families chased from ISIS ferocity, but also ISIS fighters who try to escape and to avoid to pay the penalty they deserve for the suffering they brought to the people of the area.

At least now we can rest, since what we experience in Greece is not due our (so called) allies in EU and NATO disliking us, but it is a specific policy they follow in other countries too. Or perhaps we should be even more worried since Greece, from the facts alone, could be compared with the fascist Ukraine, where the children in Mariupol are forced to “exercise” out on the streets by fascists with guns.