Moustapha has a Go Fund Me for his charity to help prevent Senegal's youth dying at sea: www.gofundme.com/f/reduce-migrant-death-in-west-africa?fbclid=IwY2xjawGETrVleHRuA2FlbQIxMAABHR1fcz4NawmPR6rFclvsHh65K2a4ic7GGAR27jSfyIaAp9AtJjIwCaCRUA_aem_ytEunympY5xkD6od00rW9Q
I feel awful for these folks--this is like NAFTA in the US. We were so upset with Mexican people coming up to the US, that many americans never realized it's because WE were destroying their corn industry. Same as Europe is destroying their fishing.
You are incredibly naive. Mexico is a corrupt narco-state , only until recently it was a one-party kleptocracy. There are numerous reasons why we have 40-50 million Mexican nationals in the US , and corn , or whatever , is not one of them. Cartel violence, a stone-age economic system that doesn't create opportunity , and the fact that many Mexicans emigrate to US because most of their family is already here. Please refrain from spouting nonsense.
There's no good future for them in Europe either, if they can make it here alive. Only more hard work and a hard life far away from one's family. It's tragic in so many ways. And little is done to treat the causes, like fishing rights, there's only talk about how to stop the symptoms at our borders. That's far too late.
I wish I could find it again, but years ago I read a thing by an Indian guy who left India to come to the US. He described his his parents had a 2-room house. So this guy comes here to the US to work, and is apart from his family and friends, and in the end he ends up old, single, lonely as hell (and how he's dealing with ageism in tech) and all he can show for it is .... his apartment has 3 rooms.
Another entitled crybaby. Did you watch the video at all? What you percieve as hard work has mostly died out in Europe 50-100 years ago. Your grandparents and your great grandparents might have known very hard labour, depending on where they lived and what they did. You most likely live incredibly comfortably in comparison, even if you work in a factory or warehouse. These people know true hard work with little to no success, that's why they are ready to risk life and limb to do your "hard work" instead.
@@aljosacebokli Did you read my comment? I'm talking about the work conditions for immigrants, which is nothing like the work conditions for Europeans. Not to mention the racism they will encounter in society. I know it's still better than the hopeless situation that causes them to risk their lives, but Europe is not what they think it is.
Heartbreaking how down to the point this one is. If Europeans empty the local fisheries with industrial trawling, destroying bottom habitats in the process, it's no surprise people are leaving. A huge contributing factor.
first world countries deplete third world countries' resources then blames the third world country for being poor, then takes advantage of that poverty some more and the cycle continues
in a socio-economic system that caters to the needs of only the top 10%, the rest of us are but grist for their mills, to be ground down and discarded.
Its not so black and white as the guardian presents it here (lousy journalism!) Spain + France has fishing rights but they pay huge annual fees + a fee on each catch in their waters. The problems lie with the Sengalese governments that's corrupt and misuses the funds.
Yes a problem with many countries fishing (sometimes illegally) off the coast. A v complex issue and hard to cover it all in 9 mins. Thanks for watching and commenting!
@@MegaLith18 Fees are not food. If this were about what is right to do as opposed to 'profitable' to do, those ships wouldn't be in those waters but as someone else pointed out, Senegal has no navy to defend the waters even if they rescind the fishing agreements.
Is this a EU fishing treaty or is it just between France and Senegal? I visited Dakar and a bit of Senegal along the coast S of Dakar and into the Sine Saloum delta. Fishing is the main livelihood of these communities.
You want people to stop wanting pie? Take away their hunger and SHARE a bit of your pie. It’s like people have forgotten basic morality. (MAGA/ Reform folk actually read your Bible)
Europe isnt better!! Not for us europeans not for immigrants.. i live withthem in one house..work work work.. get ill..not happy here.. Even if you fly from a war land..but we had here 2 wars to..80 and 100 years ago..and its just a matter of time they, the elite called, want our land again.. As long as humans do offerd jobs in war work as long nowhere is safe
I understand European powers have exploited many countries. But I do wonder what the living conditions were really like in these places before Europeans came. And wether they would not have tried to come anyways if Europe and advanced industrial society didn't come knocking. As per the fishing situation, indeed it is terrible if what this gentleman say is true. And it should either be stopped or the agreements reevaluated such that the money gained by Senegal from the deal be both higher and better distributed to these primarily impacted communities.
Thats why i never would go to another Land..its their Land!! And i have my Family here.. Stay save youall and keep your Land great with you originals there🏞️🍀
Moustapha has a Go Fund Me for his charity to help prevent Senegal's youth dying at sea: www.gofundme.com/f/reduce-migrant-death-in-west-africa?fbclid=IwY2xjawGETrVleHRuA2FlbQIxMAABHR1fcz4NawmPR6rFclvsHh65K2a4ic7GGAR27jSfyIaAp9AtJjIwCaCRUA_aem_ytEunympY5xkD6od00rW9Q
True life saver. Bless this man.
thank you for this story. We must boycott companies practicing this neocolonialism! Everyone deserves a dignified existence! ✊
I do wonder where the money from these fishing agreements went.
Go ahead, boycott Senegal's president who happily sold these fishing rights
I feel awful for these folks--this is like NAFTA in the US. We were so upset with Mexican people coming up to the US, that many americans never realized it's because WE were destroying their corn industry. Same as Europe is destroying their fishing.
You are incredibly naive.
Mexico is a corrupt narco-state , only until recently it was a one-party kleptocracy.
There are numerous reasons why we have 40-50 million Mexican nationals in the US , and corn , or whatever , is not one of them.
Cartel violence, a stone-age economic system that doesn't create opportunity , and the fact that many Mexicans emigrate to US because most of their family is already here.
Please refrain from spouting nonsense.
This has been going for decades and yet politicians keep complaining about "illegal invasion"
Thanks for watching and commenting.
There's no good future for them in Europe either, if they can make it here alive. Only more hard work and a hard life far away from one's family. It's tragic in so many ways. And little is done to treat the causes, like fishing rights, there's only talk about how to stop the symptoms at our borders. That's far too late.
I wish I could find it again, but years ago I read a thing by an Indian guy who left India to come to the US. He described his his parents had a 2-room house. So this guy comes here to the US to work, and is apart from his family and friends, and in the end he ends up old, single, lonely as hell (and how he's dealing with ageism in tech) and all he can show for it is .... his apartment has 3 rooms.
Another entitled crybaby. Did you watch the video at all? What you percieve as hard work has mostly died out in Europe 50-100 years ago. Your grandparents and your great grandparents might have known very hard labour, depending on where they lived and what they did. You most likely live incredibly comfortably in comparison, even if you work in a factory or warehouse. These people know true hard work with little to no success, that's why they are ready to risk life and limb to do your "hard work" instead.
@@aljosacebokli Did you read my comment? I'm talking about the work conditions for immigrants, which is nothing like the work conditions for Europeans. Not to mention the racism they will encounter in society. I know it's still better than the hopeless situation that causes them to risk their lives, but Europe is not what they think it is.
Cause they know they are far better off in Europe than in Senegal 😢
That has to break people’s heart to see those hands all shoot up like that. 💔
Thanks for commenting. It was a really heartbreaking film to make.
Heartbreaking how down to the point this one is. If Europeans empty the local fisheries with industrial trawling, destroying bottom habitats in the process, it's no surprise people are leaving. A huge contributing factor.
Thanks very much for commenting and watching
Where are the humanitarian laws? That's greed to starve a country.😥
Lmao this world is not build on values but on profits
@@wrestlinganime4life288It doesn’t have to be
Their population is doubling every few decades. Hardly starving are they ?
Heartbreaking
In same condition nepal
first world countries deplete third world countries' resources then blames the third world country for being poor, then takes advantage of that poverty some more and the cycle continues
in a socio-economic system that caters to the needs of only the top 10%,
the rest of us are but grist for their mills,
to be ground down and discarded.
What a tragedy. Europe, give those fishing rights back. People are starving...
Its not only Europeans. Chineese as well overfish this region.
@@wawrzynieckorzen78Africa needs a navy
Its not so black and white as the guardian presents it here (lousy journalism!) Spain + France has fishing rights but they pay huge annual fees + a fee on each catch in their waters. The problems lie with the Sengalese governments that's corrupt and misuses the funds.
Yes a problem with many countries fishing (sometimes illegally) off the coast. A v complex issue and hard to cover it all in 9 mins. Thanks for watching and commenting!
@@MegaLith18 Fees are not food. If this were about what is right to do as opposed to 'profitable' to do, those ships wouldn't be in those waters but as someone else pointed out, Senegal has no navy to defend the waters even if they rescind the fishing agreements.
Thank you! 🫡
The very truth.
Is this a EU fishing treaty or is it just between France and Senegal?
I visited Dakar and a bit of Senegal along the coast S of Dakar and into the Sine Saloum delta. Fishing is the main livelihood of these communities.
The problem is the trawlers are *so* harmful to the ecosystem. In a healthy ecosystem they'd have fish.
Thanks very much for watching and commenting.
You want people to stop wanting pie? Take away their hunger and SHARE a bit of your pie. It’s like people have forgotten basic morality. (MAGA/ Reform folk actually read your Bible)
Yup. Loaves and fishes.
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Europe isnt better!! Not for us europeans not for immigrants.. i live withthem in one house..work work work.. get ill..not happy here..
Even if you fly from a war land..but we had here 2 wars to..80 and 100 years ago..and its just a matter of time they, the elite called, want our land again..
As long as humans do offerd jobs in war work as long nowhere is safe
😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢
I understand European powers have exploited many countries. But I do wonder what the living conditions were really like in these places before Europeans came. And wether they would not have tried to come anyways if Europe and advanced industrial society didn't come knocking. As per the fishing situation, indeed it is terrible if what this gentleman say is true. And it should either be stopped or the agreements reevaluated such that the money gained by Senegal from the deal be both higher and better distributed to these primarily impacted communities.
Thats why i never would go to another Land..its their Land!! And i have my Family here..
Stay save youall and keep your Land great with you originals there🏞️🍀
Heartbreaking
A very difficult film to make. Thanks for watching and commenting.