economic politics

the economy in europe needs to develop 

and for that to happen 

then the economic engine of europe needs cheaper energy 

there is too little sunlight in europe 

for solar farms to produce a lot of cheap energy in the near future 

but a lot of solar farms could be built by companies in northern africa 

and sold by those companies to europe 

by transferring solar energy 

through underwater power cables from africa to europe

which would give europe a lot of cheap energy 

and would give africa a lot of money 

but that will not be enough cheap energy for europe in the near future 

so more nuclear power plants in more european countries 

would make energy cheaper in europe 

european workers could work for european companies 

to build many nuclear power plants in europe 

but then there would be fewer european workers 

available to build infrastructure such as rail and road in europe 

so african migrant workers could work for european companies 

to build infrastructure such as rail and roads in europe 

europe needs a lot of rail for transport trains 

and europe needs a lot of high speed rail for passenger trains 

and in the future europe will need maglev rail for passenger trains 

and europe needs a lot of roads and highways 

and europe needs a lot of bridges for roads and rail 

to strengthen the economic engine of europe 

the economic engine of africa needs a lot of cheap energy 

so a lot of solar farms and dirty power plants needs to be built in africa 

to develop the african economy 

since I was a teenager 

I have been in favour of migrant workers 

from poor countries to rich countries 

and since I was a teenager 

I have been suspicious, reluctant and often against asylum seekers 

from poor countries to rich countries 

and since I was a teenager 

I thought that poor people in poor countries 

would benefit more 

if they migrated as migrant workers to rich countries 

instead of migrating as asylum seekers to rich countries 

and for a long time I have thought 

that rich countries could help more asylum seekers 

by sending asylum seekers to poor countries 

instead of sending asylum seekers to rich countries 

because it's cheaper for rich countries to pay for housing and food 

for asylum seekers in poor countries than in rich countries 

since housing and food is expensive in rich countries 

and cheap in poor countries 

but european politians 

have often done the opposite to what I wanted 

in many political decisions