The rich and arrogants of
Peru with their casinos are chasing the street workers
away - but the street workers are good and the casinos
are bad
Analysis by Michael Palomino (2015)
2015: Poverty in Peru is not going
It's inexplainable this poverty in Peru:
-- many Peruvians are going on living in wooden tripley
houses, in houses of straw, in houses without windows, in
houses with damaged roofs by the earthquake of 2007 yet,
in houses with roofs with holes etc.
-- many Peruvians are going on living with little shops
with a profit which is just enough for food and clothing,
but there is no money for the dentist nor for further
education nor for licenses nor for university nor for
books and so they are driving cars and motor bikes without
license and when the police is catching them they are not
making their license but they are organizing another car
or motor bike etc.
-- many Peruvians are going on living far away from their
working posts so they have to pay much for working trips
because the prices for buses in Peru never fall whereas
the international oil price has come down by over 50% in
2014
-- and at the same time the rich of Peru are concentrating
in the rich districts of Miraflores, Surco, La Molina and
San Borja etc. and these rich don't want to know ANYTHING
about the world of the Sierra Mountains but they are even
rejecting over 60% of their own country - this is how
harsh Peruvian racism is working.
This is the situation in 2015! - And the corrupt media of
the presidents and mayors are never reporting anything
about poverty but they are indicating that poverty is
coming down?! This is the biggest lie of the century.
How this poverty was created and why it's not going away?
Here are some principal reasons:
Colonialism is going on since "independence": now there
are no Spanish any more but the rich mestizos of Lima
are dominating
When the Spaniards had to leave the rich mestizos of Lima
only took over the discrimination system with all the
privileges and they did not share anything with anybody of
the Sierra mountain population and with the selva jungle
population, but the mestizos of Lima were converting into
the new colonialists of Peru and for the mountain
population of the Sierra and for the jungle population of
the selva HARDLY ANYTHING was changing. Here you see why:
Maneuvers of the mestizo colonialists of today:
programs never come, robbery by 90% of the promised sums
etc.
Until today this mestizo colonialism is going on in Lima
in Miraflores, Surco, La Molina and San Borja against all
the other population of Peru for example with "program"
which never come, with promised funds where comes only 10%
and 90% "are landing" in the pockets of the Lima
colonialists, and add to this the colonialists of Lima are
dominating the justice system in this country and by this
they can manipulate everything to their favor. There are
many examples for this behavior, here are two of them:
-- building a train in San Borja the money was robbed for
it so the train was only completed with a delay of 15
years
-- after the earthquake of 2007 funds were tricked with
exchanged "lists" where friends of the mayors were
enlisted and the funds were distributed to the friends and
the victims of the earthquakes which had reported a
destroyed house were left without funds
-- and the justice system is regularly protecting the Lima
colonialists and mayors with such criminal behavior etc.
The mestizo colonialists of Lima don't want to see the
poor (!!!)
Many of the present mestizo colonialists of Peru don't
know at all the poor how they have to live and suffer of
hunger and cold. I see Peru since 2007, and in the year of
2015 when I see the desert mountain of Comas I have to
declare that not much has changed. The streets are even
much worse now and only the rich are "advancing":
-- the poor are mostly stuck in poverty with the exception
of people with a transportation business
-- the wages for normal work are so low that this is pure
exploitation
-- since 2008 there was the inflation provoked by the oil
price but the salaries mostly have not followed this
inflation - and also after the big fall of the oil price
by over 50% in 2014 the prices did hardly fall.
But now come the hard facts:
-- also in the "poor" districts the mayors are installing
casinos so the people is also loosing their their money
and misery is even more and never diminishing
-- the casinos are delivering taxes but all the profits of
these casinos are transmitted to Switzerland or to other
locations abroad so there is no reinvestment with these
profits at all and therefore whole Peru is robbed by these
perverse and criminal casinos which are not only opened 24
hours per day and night but these casinos are also the
center of Organized Crime
-- the streets on the desert mountain were good in 2007
but until 2015 there was no repair work so the holes are
without end committed by a water company called "Sedapal"
which is never completing it's works but they have their
connections to the justice system and by this they are
protected and never completing their works leaving 100s of
holes in the streets which ave to be repaired by the house
owners - but the poor don't have this money (!!!)
-- the poor are recollecting money but the prices for
transports have risen by the oil price so the way up the
hill has doubled from 50 cents to 1 sol from 2007 to 2015,
and whereas the oil price has come down in 2014 by over
50% the Ministry of Transports which is lead by mestizo
colonialists never reduced the prices for the trips to the
mountains, and therefore the poor of the desert mountains
are going on loosing money without end with high prices
for passages which would not at all be like this
-- the absolute crazy thing is when the district mayors
are also robbing the funds of the municipality for the
garbage service and when they are not doing ANYTHING for a
better garbage system in a district and in this way
complete avenues are without any dustbin or garbage
container - like in Comas, in Independencia, in Puente
Piedra, in Ate, in San Juan de Miraflores etc. The sense
NOT installing any good garbage system is to give the poor
the feeling that they are really "poor" and that they have
no chance to have a better life. The same garbage
terrorism can be seen in certain districts of Trujillo
(Esperanza District) or in Ica or in Nasca etc.
-- and another absolute crazy thing is the fact that the
shopping centers like Metro and PlazaVea in Peru are
managed by Chinese people and not by mestizo people of
Lima, but the arrogant mestizos in Lima let work the
Chinese for installing the shopping centers.
General conclusion: rich mestizo colonialists of Lima
want Peru without population
Considering all these conditions there are the following
conclusions:
1st The rich of Peru - the mestizo colonialists of Peru in
Lima (Miraflores, Surco, La Molina, San Borja etc.) - are
organizing the country so the poor remain poor and the
poor can never free themselves of poverty, but these
mestizo colonialists in Lima are the force which is
installing more and more capitalist laws which are not
serving to eliminate poverty at all (for example they are
installing again and again more casinos!) and these laws
are not at all corresponding to the mentality of the poor.
2nd The rich of Peru - the mestizo colonialists of Peru in
Lima (Miraflores, Surco, La Molina, San Borja etc.) - do
not want to see the poor at all but they want Peru with
all the profits by minerals, oil, bas and mines WITHOUT
population, they want all the richness FOR FREE, and by
this NOTHING of the poor is important for them. The rich
of Peru want a Peru WITHOUT population only for
themselves.
3d Colonialism is going on in Peru without end.
Tactic of the poor: street workers with products which
are missing in the shops or which are not existing in
this region
For saving from poverty for having a little income for
food and clothes etc. there are poor who are using their
brain investigating the rich districts where products are
missing. Then they buy products in the center stores and
sell them there. These street sellers are INTELLIGENT
bringing their products to the locations in the rich
districts where these products are MISSING. But the profit
is not so much with it:
-- the street workers have to buy the products in the
markets
-- the street workers have to make a trip and have to give
out money for the passages
-- when the product is food then the street workers have
to maintain their equipment and have to make
reinvestments.
In this way a street workers selling clothes has at the
end only a profit of 10 to 20 soles PER DAY, or a barbecue
seller has a profit of only 350 soles PER MONTH. But all
the Peruvian system is making profits with the street
workers which are organizing little selling posts using
and paying the transport system of Peru.
These street workers of Peru are bringing their rich
exceptional products to special locations (for example to
rich districts or to big crossings):
-- food in all variations
-- clothing which is not existing in the shops aside or
which is missing in the region
-- electronics for mobile phones etc. which is not in the
shops aside or which is missing in the region
-- plays for children which are not in the shops aside or
which is missing in the region
-- special things for the house or for the car which are
not in the shops aside or which are missing in the region.
The decisive phrase is always "objects which are not
existing in the shops aside" or "objects which are not
existing in the region".
Conclusion: street workers are an enriching factor for
the place or for the region
The conclusions are the following:
1º Street workers are an enriching factor for the place
because the products they are bringing to the place do not
exist in the neighboring shops or don't exist in the
region.
2º Street workers are enriching life of the district or of
the region and therefore the living standard is rising
where street workers are selling.
3º Profits of the street workers are reinvested by 100% in
products of the country because the street workers are
poor and mostly have no knowledge about bank accounts nor
have connections to transfer sums to banks abroad as the
mestizo colonialists of Lima are doing it with the profits
of their casinos shifting the profits to banks of
Shitzerland (criminal Switzerland).
4º All in all the situation of the street workers in rich
districts is a win win situation for everybody:
-- the street workers have their profit for food and
clothes
-- the rich have additional products which do not exist in
their shops or which do not exist in the region.
And now you have to see what the criminal mestizo
colonialists of Peru were doing:
2012 appr.: rich Peruvians were installing a law
against street workers (!!!) - hiding their giant
robbery of the casinos - and the media are hiding this
robbery too (!!!)
Since 2 or 3 years the rich mestizo colonialists of Peru
installed one more of their destructive laws. There are
not only more and more casinos where Peruvians are loosing
their funds and where the profits are shifted abroad where
the profits are piled up without any reinvestment, but the
National Parliament have installed a law to eradicate the
street workers in the whole country with their additional
products. Since this law against street workers was
installed there is a civil war in Peru by the mayors and
municipalities against the street workers (!!!). And where
the mayors and their blacks (personal of Peruvian
municipalities) have executed this law strictly therefore
the additional products are missing in these districts or
regions.
For executing this perverse law against enrichment of
products in the rich districts the argumentation of the
corrupt mayors with their casinos is always the same:
-- the street workers do not pay taxes
-- the street workers are "not clean".
The most perverse thing is that this was against street
workers is also executed now in poor districts like Comas
or Independencia. It's an absolute scandal because without
street workers there is more garbage in the street because
the dustbins of the street workers are missing.
Of course the racist mestizo mayors are saying that the
street workers would bring the garbage to the district -
but just the contrary is the case. The rich simply don't
want to see the truths:
-- the street workers are not robbing anything but are
installing their life in Peru with the maximum of
efficiency which is possible
-- the street workers mostly have a dustbin hanging aside
so there will not be garbage in the street
-- in the poor districts where are casinos - like in CRAZY
Comas - there are almost no dustbins installed but the
street workers are many times the ones with dustbins
-- all in all the rich arrogants of Lima and of Peru don't
want to see the other side of life that the poor are
existing in their country which are discriminated without
end: they want to discriminate them by 100% so they will
not appear any more...
But now see this: the same corrupt mayors are always
indicating that the casinos would pay taxes and would not
be "anything bad".
When people is loosing their fortune by 90% or even 100%
in the casinos this would not be "anything bad".
When people is robbing other people for selling the robbed
objects for having money going on with playing in the
casinos this would not be "anything bad".
When Peru is the country with the highest rate of play
addicted people of whole Latin "America" with all the
casinos in Peru this would not be "anything bad".
When people is loosing all their fortune in the casino and
complete families are thrown into poverty this would not
be "anything bad".
When people are committing suicide by the casino where
they lost their money this would not be "anything bad". -
Then the family is not only loosing the fortune but also
their dad.
When there is the Organized Crime in the casinos this
would not be "anything bad".
And all this casino culture comes from the criminal
"United States" - from the white "American" gringo" - but
this would not be "anything bad". What a horror! In this
way they are governing the country of Peru! And the same
mayors and governments of Peru are hiding where all the
enormous profits of the casinos are going:
-- the little profits of the street workers can be 300 to
600 soles per month and will be reinvested by 100% in Peru
-- but the giant profits of the casinos with millions of
soles per month are shifted abroad mostly to criminal
Switzerland and nothing of these high profits will be
reinvested in Peru any more - or there will be more
casinos.
The casinos are the biggest thieves of the country of
Peru
Of course the Peruvian media are corrupt and paid by the
mayors and presidents of the country. These media never
report where the profits of the casinos are going: they
are shifted abroad for piling money for more 4by4 cars or
for more houses, floors or for purchasing territories with
oil etc. The mestizo colonialists of Lima (Miraflores,
Surco, La Molina, San Borja etc.) are systematically
hiding the fact that
the casinos are the biggest
thieves of the country. And these colonialists
of Lima have no difficulty to manipulate the media whereas
the journalists know well about this by their spying reds.
The mayors also say that Peru would not be a "communist"
country and therefore the casinos would be "good" and
would be a "liberty". But Ecuador has abrogated the
casinos and is not communist. There are hardly any casinos
neither in Chile nor in Argentina and both states are NOT
communist. So this word game of the corrupt mayors of Peru
is not working either.
Conclusion: let the street workers in peace - convert
the casinos into libraries etc.
Considering that the street workers are mostly provoking a
win-win-situation for all
and
considering that the casinos are only provoking losses,
bankrupts and destruction of the society even provoking
more poverty and more arrogance
the conclusion is clear:
1st
Don't touch the street workers with their
little shops which are not paying taxes but
they are bringing products to places where these products
are missing and all profits is reinvested in the country
itself so nothing is lost.
2nd
All casinos have to be closed because life is
not a play and with money should not be a play
nor with existences of other Peruvians should be any play
but there is the big possibility to
convert the
casinos
-- into libraries
-- into halls for festivities for all
-- into swimming pools for all
-- into halls for additional education with popular
universities and courses
etc. etc.
This government and the mayors of Peru have to see clearly
that the street workers is a good man and is an enrichment
for any district, and the casinos are the devils where
only money is lost by at least 90%. Additionally the
casinos are a center of the Organized Crime being open 24
hours during day and night and these casinos in Peru are
not of the Peruvian culture but they are from the culture
from the racist white colonialists of North "America"
(gringo, green go="American" soldier of the "US") with
their center in Las Vegas. Additionally casinos are not at
all "Christian" but the casinos are representing arrogance
without end of capitalism against the poor which are not
advancing because the profits of the casinos are missing
in the reinvestment works of Peru.
Here are two examples of Peruvian casino arrogance of
January, February and March 2015 when it was possible to
observe that the casinos in CRAZY Comas at the Tupac Amáru
Avenue were not at all helping when it was possible to
help the population
-- but the casinos did not help with repair of holes in
the sidewalks when the criminal company of "Sedapal" left
their work with big holes and the house owners had to pay
for the hole repair work
-- nor did these casinos help me when I had to change a
100 soles bill into 2 bills of 50 soles during a Sunday
etc. etc.
In short words:
Every street worker is a brave fighter for his poor
existence bringing products to places where these products
are not existing.
Every casino in every country is a sin, and casinos in
poor districts are even more sin. It's not important who
the owners of these casinos are, but
the casinos have to close down.
When the casinos are closed down with all their giant
robbery and when this profits are reinvested in Peru for the
poor and when university systems for all are installed then
perhaps poverty will really go.
There is a third possibility how to arrange the problem with
the street workers:
as it
is existing in Europe in many countries already - or how it
is existing in Chile, too. One day per week a street is
blocked or a park is used and the street workers can install
there, also young and elder people can install there with
their things, they pay per m2 a little tax and can sell
there during 8 to 12 hours, for example from 6am to 6pm or
8am to 8pm. Until today (2015) the Peruvian government and
the mayors never have the courage to copy this system which
is perfectly working and which is providing a perfect
additional offer. The best day for a flea market is Saturday
because many people have free time on Saturday.
The authorities can install themselves in a trailer for
controlling the site, they will tax the traders and sellers
and the sellers install themselves with towels and tables
with their things. Perhaps some of them are presenting many
things but they will also pay for every m2 they are using.
The price for 1 m2 is fixed by the connection between offer
and demand. Generally it should not be too much because the
profits are very low.
The bigger the flea market is the more attractive it is for
the public. Flea markets can be installed
-- in big places (as I saw in Zurich in Shitzerland and in
Pattaya in Thailand)
-- on the sideways of the streets in a living zone where is
hardly any traffic
-- a street can be blocked completely for 6 or 12 hours so
the flea market can be installed (as I saw in Arica in Chile
when half of an avenue was blocked on Sundays).
In these flea markets not only the products of the street
workers can be found like bathroom articles, artifacts or
electronics but
-- there are also children and youths selling their products
when they don't need them any more
-- there are also old objects from the basements or attics
from a grand father or from a grand mother who has died
etc. etc.
Considering this rich variety of things there is the thesis
that such flea markets would represent the whole richness of
Peru and many rich people will see objects of other cultures
of their country which they did not know before. And there
is even the possibility that these flea markets can develop
festivity activities in the evenings with dances, songs and
other music.
In other words: when the rich of Peru are eliminating the
street workers then they are eliminating a culture of the
poor how they are fighting for their life.
And in other words: when they organize the flea markets in
Peru then the rich will see much of their country they never
saw before.
And in other words: when the arrogant and perverse rich
people of Peru are not permitting the flea markets in Peru
(in Miraflores, Surco, La Molina, San Borja etc.) and then
they are going on blocking the cultural development of Peru.
They are simply blocking the cultural interchange which will
be in these flea markets.
Then a new multicultural identity
will be developed in the country and this can provoke more
estimation mutually for the cultures.
1st Street workers are good and the little salaries they
earn are reinvested in the country by 100%.
2nd Casinos are from the devil because they provoke
bancrupts, suicides and organized crime and additionally
they are transferring their profits abroad so the money is
not used for reinvestments. The casino profits are ROBBED
from the Peruvian population. Additionally the casinos are
never helping when there are problems to solve in the
district - so the casinos should be converted for example
into libraries, concert halls, swimming pools, popular
universities, further education facilities etc. Casinos are
not at all a Peruvian culture but casinos are the culture of
the white arrogant gringo racists from the "U.S.A.". Also
therefore the casinos should never be part of Peru.
3d The Ministry of Transport has to adopt the prices for
public transports to the international oil price when the
oil price is falling over 50% otherwise this is a giant
robbery against the poor, for example at the desert hill in
Comas where a trip up the hill costs still 1 sol which was
50 cents in 2007.
4th Flea markets are another enrichment because they are
showing the big variety of cultural products of the country.
5th Poverty is - among others - above all provoked by the
destructive casinos and by the too high transport prices.
In other countries with street workers there is the same
problem: they should not eliminate the street workers but
should enjoy the products they are offering, and/or flea
markets should be organized which are showing the whole
scale of cultural products of the country.
When the international oil price is falling by more than 50%
so also the prices for passages of public transport should
adopt in the country which is called "Peru" otherwise this
state which is called "Peru" is committing a robbery without
end against the poor again: they are cashing as if it would
be an illegal transport tax. Additionally there are hardly
any investments with this illegal tax considering for
example the streets on the desert mountain of Comas so it's
only a robbery and nothing else...
