The Europeans between seriousness and humor

By: Ghandi Mutasim

What distinguishes the European man is that he is open-minded.
The individual in the West in general is subject to dealing with issues without prior positions, but at the same time it is subject to mental framing on postulates resulting from the strength of the influence of centers of influence on the areas to the extent that this open-minded person sometimes seems closer to the naive, and to prove that, let me refer to the proportion of Jews in Europe and the United States, it does not exceed 5%, but the power of its influence makes the collective mind like a prisoner outside the circle of action and awareness.
The US envoy, Mr. Tom Perriello, has been watching the Sudan war, unable to enforce negotiations sponsored by the United States, a month after the outbreak of battles in Khartoum, and nearly a year and a half after the spark of this war.
He went to Switzerland, setting up his tent witha group of clowns, without being pre-affirmed by Sudan’s participation in the negotiations.
Is there any more naivety than that?
All this movement, is just because of the Sudanese/Russian rapprochement in the Red Sea and its impact on international trade, two-thirds of international energy, and its repercussions on a possible war in Europe.
I am sure that this American impotence was a natural product of the efforts of the hidden pressure forces.
Behind all political decisions, there are invisible economic understandings and deals, and naive and short-sighted political lobbies that make the American envoy seems to be just a joinior employee, and accordingly let me whisper in Tom Perreillo lo’s ear.. Good morning! and wake-up!.