The English Channel becoming the graveyard of refugees, Johnson and Marcon lock horns.

The migrates try to save their own life and their families from the war-torn regions and the countries like Syria, Iraq and other places like Afghanistan. They try their best to reach some rich countries where they expect to have a better life than the life they had in their war-torn, terror-infected nations. This opportunity becomes a business opportunity for the human trafficking brokers for a prize. The result is disaster in the English Channel when people try to reach the British shore through the Channel and through other borders.

Last month many people were rescued and recently more than two hundred people drowned into the frozen water and died. Most probably, the people who risked their life for such a joinery would have felt better risk than continuing hell-like life in their respective countries.

This issue has been a pain point in the heart of the world community ever since the American invasion into Iraq. Now, Iraq is a banana republic which was messed up by the American and British invasion. Before their invasion, Saddam Hussain used to rule the country in a better way, though everyone called him a dictator.

Promising democracy in Iraq, Bush and Tony Blaire invaded Iraq. Now, the question is, where is the democracy in Iraq? And, have you tried these invaders for the international war crime or not so far? Is the UN a puppet in the middle of the paddy field?

There are many questions that the conscience of the world community has to answer.

Silence is the answer most of the time.

Now, the scene is Iraq invasion had triggered the Islamic terrorism and war by many rebels funded by America against the Abbas regime, the invasion and mass exodus of the people from Afghanistan when the American forces departed without fulfilling any of their diplomatic or military objectives, all landed in the hands of the human trafficking criminal brokers who demands hefty fee or a ransom for each trip to UK, where people and all these migrants' be love is the best place for them to rediscover their destiny.

No one of these people intends to migrate to any third world countries where they will have peace; instead, they prefer to use this migration opportunity to reach a developed country where they will have a modern lifestyle and luxury.

So, they pay for the trip. Yesterday, 24/November, 2021, an inflated boat with more than 221 people drowned, and many died or went missing. This is the time both Johnson, the PM of the UK and Marcon, the president of France chose to lock horns.

Here the question is, why do people run away from their own countries?

The answer is the man Mande disaster.

War and support of the outsiders with rebels in many countries.

Iraq and Libia were attacked by the western forces and their leaders, Saddam Hussain and Gaddafi, were murdered.

Inflation, scarcity of food and basic necessities skin these people badly, the bad weather and hopelessness remain as a gallows for them. Thus, they choose to die or reach a better place to live. A few lucky ones reach the new destination after being exploited by the middle men, harassed by the weather, hunger and the brutality of the security agencies of many nations; while others surrender to the destiny giving up their lives in the middle of their journey. Yes, but the irony is none helps them to get any basic necessities. The world community simply ignores the plight of the people who suffer in these war-torn countries as if it were none of our business.

Wrong!

The solution is to let all courtiers who are free from national disturbance become magnanimous and accept all these people landed in the middle of terror and war are their own brothers and sisters.

Before these struggling people got in the middle of the war and life, send them enough necessary items. This step may reduce the migration.

If the world community doesn't wake up, there can be many more deaths in the English Channel or any route where the migrants choose to escape.

Humanity and all individuals, the social workers, all these communities have equal responsibility to take care of these struggling people who have no nations, nowhere else to go and become migrants and refugees.

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