A hundred million entitlement slaves, on the move

“We paid a heavy price for this mistake and I'm afraid we're about to make it once again,” Beasley believes. According to the UN food chief, while many asylum seekers wanted to stay in their home region, the lack of food has driven them away. “If they don’t have enough food, they will leave. And many of them would go to Europe,” Beasley said.

He means, European and US leaders should have intervened and restored food order.  He bemoans the loss of the white man's burden.  Africa having an evolutionary moment, they must have all signed the diversity waiver.