EUROPE'S REFUGEE PROBLEM AND HOW IT COULD BE RESOLVE! PART 2.

In case we forget, or, in the interest of informing ourselves. Europe's current refugee and migrant crisis is the result of Europe's and America's failed foreign policies. 

In places like Afghanistan, Syria, Iraq, Yemen, and Libya. 

The refugee and migrant crisis is really largely the undesirable, at least, from Europe's position, fruits of its foreign polices.  Which have destabilised, instead of stabilising the countries which have been subjected to it. 

We see this from the continuing conflict in Iraq, Syria, Yemen, Libya, Mali and the other Sahel Region countries, and in Nigeria.

However, it is the tragedy of Libya, more than that of any of the other  conflicted countries, which embodies how Europe and America have shot themselves in the foot. 

Some might even say, in the head.  Although, if it was an head wound, it might not have had any, or the same impact.  As, arguably, America and Europe have not been using their heads much, as far as foreign policies are concerned.

Just as how wars have destabilised African and other countries in the past.  So has the war in Libya pretty much destroyed that country, as a functioning intact nation.  

With the destabilising effect reverberating through the countries surrounding it. 

With the destruction of the Libyan state, went the jobs of tens of thousands of Libyans and expatriate workers. 

As did the livelihood and security of even more family members, and workers in subsidiary industries who depended on those incomes incomes for their local economies. 

As if that is not bad enough, the destruction of the Libyan state has robbed thousands of young men and women of working age, of the hope of getting employment  there. 

Thereby leaving many of them vulnerable to be recruited by rebel and extremist groups. also acted as a catalyst to increase the arms trade in the Sahel and other regions of Africa.

The Libyan catastrophe, which was characterised as the west promoting 'democracy' in Libya and preventing 'a blood bath', was not, like the ongoing proxy war in Syria, what it seemed. 

It was really 'deep states' within governments in the West, crippling these countries economies, in a deliberate attempt to make them 'failed' and economically dependent states. 

In their attempt to manipulate world affairs and achieve their machiavellian objectives.

When something keeps happening repeatedly, with the same responses from the Western elites. 

Such as we have seen in Iraq, in Afghanistan, Yemen and Syria, irrespective of the fact that the outcome keeps being the same. 

Then, it is time to ask the question: Is the outcome which the West is getting, 'the deep states' within the West, if you like', not precisely the outcomes which they desire?

To be continued.