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So our little visit to the Berlinerstadtmission shelter for refugees in Spandau back
in in March has had a small impact on their success. Some of the staff and
guests at the centre wanted to express their thanks:
"ln the name of Berliner Stadtmission we’d like to express our sincere thanks for
visiting us in our refugee centre MertensstraBe in Berlin Spandau on 5 March
2016. Due to your posts, tweets and pictures, we received donations from all
over the world. Therefore, we want to say thank you!
We'd like to ask you if you could possibly post our expression of gratitude which
we created with our guests so the donators receive our acknowledgment via the
same channel as before. For we consider an individual note of thanks to be nicer
than a thank-you card.
Kind regards from sunny Berlin,
Nina Lenz Rivas"
So I'm posting a link to their message. It's from some of the fathers of the
children, Mishka and I were drawing, playing and attempting to sweep floors with.
(They say my name but they are thanking Michelle and all of you who helped
tool!)
It's interesting how our news cycle now works, it seems that "Refugee Crisis" is
no longer the ‘click bait‘ it was just a few months ago. One might assume the
situation was now over as we pour over "Clinton" "Trump" "Depp versus Heard"
"Brexit" how fickle we are.
The situation hasn‘t changed, perhaps the flood of refugees has become a
trickle, but nevertheless the living situation for the guests, in just the shelter l
visited, hasn't really changed; it's still a test for the refugees and for the staff, but
they are doing an amazing job.
Thank you for giving it your attention they still need your help if you can.
Isn't Europe a wonderful place, how progressive, how integrated, how just, how
generous. On the ground, not in the corridors of power. Our human rights are
protected, our ability to travel and trade. Our ability to grow as a nation and not
decline and diminish. I have lived and worked in England, Scotland, Ireland,
France, Germany, Belgium, Holland, Hungary, Spain, Austria. I've spent
extended periods in ltaly. When I'm in the US or anywhere abroad I call myself a
European, I'm really proud of that word. The word itself emulates a sense of open
minded liberalism, with multiculturalism at its absolute core. We are by definition
united, our Kingdom and our European Union. If we hold on to that then we
nurture, at the grass roots level, tolerance, acceptance and equality. The other
path which leads us towards isolation is the antithesis of this. My experience
working in Berlin and visiting the mission made me very proud to be European.

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