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(Concours blog) Une pirogue pour la (France)
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(Contest blog) a dugout for (France)
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Here a few months that we attended a spectacle sad and dehumanizing: West African subjects for the majority are dispatched France because wanting to gain this illegal country of way.

A dugout and the turn is played in spite of the cold and other annoyances. These unhappy scenes characteristic of real a faintness are lived by these young people in their countries of origin. We think that these young people want to leave because their people are denied and their often ridiculed honor. That is reinforced by condition social of existence piteous.

Then, the only exit point remains the Occident which fascine with its scrape-ciels, its advanced technology and other TGV, AGV. It is thus necessary to leave to save those which remain, to leave to send euros later and to thus make the pride as of his. However, all is not always pink since, one can be made swindle, one can lose his life there… one can be made apprehend by the coastguards.

These voyages are insulting for the Continent and convey an image always strongly miséreuse of Africa which, however nourishes the Occident by means of its raw material.

Africa is not so unhappy, one must thus give to the young person reasons to like his country because, simply, it finds a certain blooming. For that, it is necessary that youth ceases being to regard as the future, like the future and to consider rather than tomorrow is built always and necessarily today. In addition, since the young person lives in this present, it is necessary that it has consequently his word to say.

February 9, 2008 | 6:01 AM Comments  0 comments

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