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It is sad that people lost their life in such a way. Poverty and desperation led them to seek a better life in Europe. But this is not a solution because the developed countries cannot absorb millions of immigrants from Asia and Africa. It is therefore imperative that governments in developed countries stop being hypocritical and supporting corrupt dictators in underdeveloped countries, and the multinationals, who, driven by greed and profit, exploit the workers in these countries.
The developed countries need to help the underdeveloped ones to develop agriculture, fishing, raise livestock animals, technology and industry in order to promote jobs and raise the standard of living for their citizens so they don’t need to migrate. The problem of overpopulation must also be addressed, and birth control made mandatory to reduce the world population.
The Chinese philosopher Lao Tzu said
“Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day. Teach him how to fish and you feed him for a lifetime”
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Christos P. Tsonis was born in the small village of Grizokampos, near Finikounda, Messinias, Greece. After completing Primary School in Finikounda and High School in Pylos, He moved to Canada and then to the U.S.A. to study Chemistry, earning BS, MS and PhD degrees in Chemistry at the University of Akron, Ohio. He taught and/or conducted research at the University of Akron, Laurentian University, the National Research Council of Canada and KFUPM. He has authored and co-authored numerous peer reviewed scholarly research articles, reviews, book chapters, invited book chapters and books that have been published in some of the most prestigious international chemical publications, including the Journal of American Chemical Society, the Journal of Polymer Science, Polymer, the Journal of Molecular Catalysis, the Journal of Organometallic Chemistry, Comprehensive Polymer Science and the Polymeric Materials Encyclopedia. Currently, He resides in Toronto, Canada, with his family, where He is an avid investor, managing his multimillion dollar Investment portfolio and still marvelling at the mysteries of chemistry in our world that make life so rich.
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