There are a lot of people among my friends who have experiences with refugeetracks, being it running away or back to their homes, or at least in organising big camps (being it festivals or protests) there is a enough information amongs us to have the same emotional reaction as I have at the moment. I am red of shame of what I see unfolding between Turkey and the north of Europe. An ashiming performances of governmental (inter)national organisations. A real welcoming policy would in my eyes mean, organising a pick up point in Turkey, organise some big schips, trains, buses and so and bring them healthy und well feed to the countries where they want to go. Should not be that hard... especially in those countries where the governments always said we have enough shelter and food for the citizins to survive a war or other catastrofe. Those political leaders may have been telling lies, when they said the whole population, but a few procent they would have managed. So come on and roll out your equipment und open up the stores. It is beautifull to see this explosion of humanitarians private iniatives, non founded and old bigger but mostly small NGO's, but be honest it should not have happened. If Hungary has the money to build a chain and control it they also have the money to help refugees passing through their country in a respektfull way. And what do we want politically want to do against human smugglers if we don you offer a legal way to come... (and just so at the sideline the reactions would be completely different when refugees arrive in f.e. Germany and have the money with them what they otherwise would have paid during their illegal trip up north). But even when all of that happens it is NOT going to change the situation in the future, refugees will keep on coming up here up to the moment that we have change our lifestyles so enourmous that hunger, war and poornes are not existing anymore.... And when we are that clever as we say we are as human beings than that would be not hard to do..... we have food and even equipment enough (money mostlikely also since on paper it seems that we can buy a few times our earth in gold with what is already around).

Pieter Jan Kat