By: Jerome Fitts
To those who live outside of America, Canada, Australia, or anywhere in the Schengen territories, why do you need a visa to enter those countries when they do not need one for entry in other countries, which are considered paradise? That rule applies to those from the noted countries that have criminal records.
The answer is simple. It is still the effects of colonialism and desertion from the colonists that did not leave. Imagine those who live in paradise also need a visa, but the requirements and denial are less than zero.
The Carribean. Let us be a little more specific regarding an entry point for the rest of the world. Such as the remarkable Dominican Republic. There are visa stamps that are a part of the airline ticket from their destinations for the price of $10 and only a fee for overstaying the visa.
Immigrant visa issuances during fiscal year 2024 will be limited by the terms of INA Section 201 to no more than 226,000 in the family-sponsored preferences and approximately 161,000 in the future.
Is that fair? There is no deportation unless the countless criminals that go there commit crimes such as murder. Although they are allowed to stay. Those immigrants from Europe and America are welcomed as long as they have money.
What happens when a Dominican, Haitian, or Cuban wants to visit America or Europe in 2025? The patron who dreams of what they already have but is delusional regarding whether both places are better has to wait a few years or have a limited time to visit. Right? Is that fair?
Imagine the individuals who are looked down upon based on a standard and a horrible example displayed for centuries by those who visit those lands in the name of freedom (i.e. America and Europe). The lasting laugh is when there are protests demanding more equality and freedom based on what is indoctrinated in their countries’ constitutions. Yet they took it from others and prevented others from entering their countries. Only to call them immigrants.
Do you, the reader, hear the pin drop? Are you afraid to speak out even though you are enjoying that freedom? The next time you, the reader, look in the mirror, ask yourself before you end your day in a comfy bed or start your day with that guaranteed freedom.
Try to think about what we (WJ) feel are relevant questions.
One being: “Why negotiate a tip for being served?” It is the least you can do.”
Here is another one: Why not spend money on clothes on the island when you arrive?
Another is; “Have you shown gratitude that your forefathers invaded that land and flipped the religion, and language and withdrew the blood of others for you to sit there as if you are kings of a lifetime?” And in reality, you are only a fool for a lifetime for believing in the lies.
Last but not the least of questions: “What makes you better based on the poor examples of freedom you display when you have left paradise?”
The truth is that the people who live on those islands are better than the resemblance of God’s humans. Imagine the irony of those with guaranteed freedom visiting an island for free only to withhold the same human dignity of welcoming others with a disadvantageous passport.
In closing, if you the reader can take anything away from this piece, it is that “We are all sharing two important things on the only planet we know, we share oxygen, and dirt with the same 24 hours.”
Photos taken by Jerome Fitts. All Rights Reserved 2026
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