INTERPOL targets foreign trade Between Europe, Africa (Lyons, France)
"Extremism in defense of liberty is no vice" - Senator Barry Goldwater
| Back-wards To Eden. |
Anyone who has lived in Africa knows that a family without formal education dreams of a handful of jobs for their kids. Agriculture (e.g., Fair Trade Coffee picked "by hand"), the army, and working for a multinational like Exxon or Nike, those are considered the "good" jobs.
Poaching elephant tusks, gorilla hands, bushmeat hunting, sex tourism, drug smuggling, and using toxic mercury to delve the rivers for gold... those are the jobs I'd want my kids to avoid.
Of all these jobs, of all the resource-curse jobs, the globalist sweat shop jobs, the finite material mining, the pollution, of all these ways for Africans to earn income, David Higgins of Interpol in Lyons, France, has elevated one of them to criminality.
Reuse and repair of used electronics. That's the bad one.
There's a new idea circulating in Europe for Africa's future. "Back to Eden".
Here's the thing.
| used outfit: confiscate |
Yet I have never, ever, been questioned on the 90% of junk, toxic, crap, obsolete material that I ship to white people.
So please someone, explain this "Eden" solution to me. I'm listening.