First blog post

Welcome to my blog. I made this blog because I feel that the election in the United States gave an entire wrong picture of how happy we are in Denmark. Fact is that Clinton and Sanders know nothing about how it is to be a Danes. Right now I am looking out my window at a castle which was damaged by foreign troops in 1814. As an ordinary citizen – an ordinary Dane – I feel my daily life just as violated as people must have felt back when the castle burned.

Koldinghus

We Danes have little influence about our life. Of course we can elect people to our parliament but they are really not in charge anymore. They are just puppets for the European elite down in the European Union. Politicians just like Clinton and Sanders who know very little about ordinary tax-paying citizens.

Do they look at homeless people just out the window?

Whenever I visit our public libary locate just next to the train station, I see homeless people trying to get a night of sleep inside the train station just to be hunted off the area by guards. People who cannot get a job because so-called job-training has replaced fully paid jobs. If I was an employer, would I then pay salary to my employees or would I call the unemployeement office and ask for people to get jobtrained for free in my shop or plant?

This is Denmark. A country where hard work is not rewarded. A place where public servicemen move ordinary people through course where people are forced to put their feet in ice water so they can be strengthed mentally or die as result of pneumonia (which saves the system money).

2021 – a year of hardship awaits Danes

2021 is not going to be a fun year to survive. Still suffering from the effects of Covid-19 like no other country on the Earth, Denmark also bears the burden to be forced to pay for people living in many parts of Europe. People, Danes regard as just plain lazy, not being able to do a single day of work. For a nation like Denmark to remain part of the European Union, it has just become worse now where one of the other countries who had a population who were actually able to work just as hard as us Danes, has left the European Union.

What remains are many countries living off the hands of us. In any decent world, The European Union, should have cut down more than half of their entire administration now where fewer remains, who do the real tough everyday work to make days end.

But the superelite politicians in The European Union ignore the hardship of us ordinary Danes. They continue their party like there still was just as many hardworking citizens across Europe to pick up the bill. But there isn’t.

So we Danes remain as them who have to pay. Every single day are filled with regret that we joined the European Union in the first place.

The pandemic and The European Union is not the only thing that is holding us down.

The United Nations are a failure. They forced us to make the people in Greenland civilized. They forced people who lived of their land to establish cities and hold a 8-16 job. They cannot. A handful of them rule the country and it is easy to get them drunk, so they sell-out their minerals to China for nothing. We are thankful to the former president of the United States – Donald Trump – to point out that you cannot give that level of responsibility to people who acts like small children being given too much soda to drink.

Across the Earth country after country holds a population who is not better of living in an independent country compared to the privileged lives they had while their country was a colony. The foundation of the United Nations were wrong. Too many countries in a too short time were given independence only to collapse few years later with no possibility at all to recover. That is the main reason, immigrants target both Europa and United States to a live to built their future in.

If the governments of all those recently independent countries really believed that they can justify their existence, they should stop their population from running away. Put guards up around their country and stop people from running or simply round up family members who remained back and jail them until the immigrant family members return from Europe.

Inside Denmark we also face challenges. The lockdown will close down most of the firms. Only large massive companies will survive. The hypermarkets remain open because people need to buy food but they also sell clothes, bikes, building materials and electronic while the specialty stores operating in those markets are closed and have to reply on website-sales only.

If you opened a bar or a restaurant, closing down or commit suicide to prevent dishonor is the only future to see.

The Danish opposition is lacking. The party Venstre has a chairman none seem to notice in the media and he is busy targeting people who might grow into becoming a future leader. The Conservative Party never regained strength after a number of years where people were busy back-stabbing each other. The Danish People Party played the same tone for too long. The law-and-order policy does not sell because what does hard long prison sentences matter if a prison year is only 8 months due holiday discounts caused by lack of funds to run the prisons. People are still shot by criminal gangs in Danish streets. The citizens can only see how criminals get away with anything and everything if they are wearing business suits while the cheat ordinary Danes for their tax-money’s. A 2-figure billions of DKK are today located in United States pension-fonds where businessmen tricked the Danish tax-department by stating that they owned Danish stocks which never existed. To get only a handful back, the Danish government had to accept that no criminal prosecution would follow.

Ordinary Danes are in these days confined to their homes and once the Covid-19 restrictions are lifted, they will continue to be confined because there will be few physical stores to visit because the Hypermarkets have all the business. Many of the shopping malls might as well be torn down because people who start new businesses will only start a webshop because now where China knows how a pandemic affects the world, the next pandemic is just around the corner.

And the parking lots of the hypermarkets will be guarded by parking management firms like Europark, Q-park and others. 100 dollars pr. fine. The fine used to be half the size but the Danish government forced the parking management business to establish an appeal board where they lose more than half the cases so to be able to keep up the same level of profit they doubled the fines and now use lawyers to stress people so they do not go to the appeal board.

No. 2021 will not be a fun year. Maybe some Danes will find the strength to survive. People who are forced out of the cities now where only rich people can live there, might find a little peace in the countryside and buy their stuff online – including daily groceries.

The time of globalization is thankfully over. People cannot travel out of the country but that means that people from other countries cannot travel to Denmark and infect us.

Still hardship, suffering and only a little possibility to survive is the only thing waiting for us in 2021.

Denmark and the Chinese Covid-19 virus

So we are now well into the second Covid-19 wave. The Chinese virus has taken its toll on Denmarks population. Some have died. Nearly 100,000 people have lost their jobs. Many of them aged above 50 which means that they never made it to the end of their work life employed.

A lot of firms only want young people. A firm like Netcompany do not like experienced people. They often have families and older people are not so likely to work overtime compared to young people which none to come home to. And Netcompany is far from alone with this approach in their HR-strategy.

Social gathering is the core of the problem according to our government. So they put in very hard restrictions. Most Danes do not recognize the country they live in. It is almost like Syria before the war. A lot of rules, a lot of police, people secretly informing the authorities if neighbors or co-workers break the rules. Fines, arrests, children removed from their homes and put into foster care. That is the daily life we now experience.

Did we do something wrong?

Yes. We realize our mistakes. The belief in a globalized world. The outsourcing of jobs and production to China and other 3-world countries, the tourism in general, our ability to listen to other cultures and in general allowing people into our lives who do not live in the same village is we do.

All this contributed to the pandemic.

That is something we need to correct. More and more Danes have realized that.

Today daily life in Denmark is properly the most harsh living conditions you will face anywhere on the planet.

And we only have ourselves to thank for this because we was too open towards the rest of the world.

Danes will take the punishment metered out by the European Union. Unable to work themselves because of the laziness they are born with, we are ordered to pick up the bill after the United Kingdom left the European Union. It is not fair! Not by any means but it is the punishment we have to endure because we made the error of joining and not keep all our borders as closed as the border between the two Germanies during the cold war.

I am sad when I look at the children and young people who will have to take part in serving the punishment. I feel blame because I also visited countries abroad. I also bought cheap Chinese goods.

I can say “I am sorry” so many times and I really mean it.

But for now we just have to struggle to survive the second wave and properly the next 5 or 6 waves.

I will pray for your all.

Which unhabitated island?

In the Danish population there is a general support to the proposal to move immigrants that enter Denmark to an unhabitated island.

But this move requires some logistics.

While about 10 percent of the about 200,000 German refugees we had to house after the second world war died in Denmark after the war – mostly children and week elderlies, it is not certain that we could escape investigation and possible lawsuits from the European Union if we accepted the same survival rate today.

The European Union is presently going after some memberstates, which will not house the number of immigrants, they are supposed to.

There is no reason for Denmark to stick out. We need a quiet solution. An unhabitated island where the logistics support the basic needs of the immigrants housed on it.

It is difficult to find such an island.

Most point at Livoe in Jutland. It used to house people in need for modern mental treatment but has been closed. Several hundred people can be housed on this island without problem. Aalborg which is the third largest town in Denmark is close nearby, so food will not pose a problem.

The question whether the government believe that it good enough. We just have to wait.

Source:
Banish them to an uninhabited island, suggest DF (The Copenhagen Post)

Why it is necessary for the Danish police to have all hands at the borders

The gang wars in Denmark are taking a toll on the population.

Still all hands at the police are stationed at the borders.

Danish temporary border controls using up enormous police resources (The Copenhagen Post)

Left behind are small groups who set up speed traps against commuters who oversteps the speed limits. The police force needs financing and car drivers who speeds are easy victims because in modern cars it is difficult to determine if you drive a kilometers over the limit and the police have gotten new equipment targeted against those who make the small violations. If the police targeted the most severe violation it would led to those drivers to lose their license and then the police cannot continue to milk them.

Why are the police stationed at the borders?

It is due to the immigration crisis!

Thousands of immigrants land in southern part of Europe looking for taking up housing in Denmark where they will receive welfare benefits and if they are unlucky jobs. But still jobs where they will earn more money than back in the part of Africa they came from. It can only turn out to be a win-win situation for them if they can make it past our border.

The Danish government knew that it would result in a collapse of our entire society and that is why they ordered most of our police force down to guard our borders. Other countries in Europe did the same. United Kingdom even opted to leave the European Union entirely because they realized very early on that the European Union is close to a collapse because non of the countries want to aid the countries in the south guarding their borders and even send ships down to patrol the Mediterranean to make sure that the immigrants either turn back or down in the waters.

That is the situation today. Inside Denmark criminals can do almost what they want. The number of home-invasions have been on the raise since year 2000 and because Denmark believes in victim-disarmament the citizens can only response otherwise than by hiding themselves inside their houses. Pure luck dictates that Danes have lived arbeiting the Law of Jante so you do not see Danes displaying their wealth.

Law of Jante (Wikipedia)

It is a manageable situation. It is not a happy situation as a Danish citizen to be in.

But that is how we live and nothing can be done about it.

Denmark is a war zone. Tourists and foregin firms should take care

It is no secret that Denmark is the center of a massive gang war. Private citizens are warned against walking the streets if they look like they fit certain age groups. Several countries have issued warnings to tourists. Also exchange student organizations and firms should make sure that people are transported by car and they should eat at home or in hotels not stepping outside for shopping or visits to restraurants.

Here is the security announcement from the US Embassy made August 11, 2017:

Security Message for U.S. Citizens: Gang Activity in Copenhagen

Many have been shot at. Some have been wounded, even died. At a previous gang war in 2016 a woman was hit by a stray bullet while she was shopping inside the Magasin department store in Lyngby.

Danish woman hit by bullets intended for someone else (The Copenhagen Post)

It shows that you cannot be safe even in the most high-life shops in Denmark. There are no safe places but some areas are more affected than others. Parts of Copenhagen still offers housing for low-income groups where youth have as little chance of getting an education or a good legal job as becoming the first Dane to land on the moon. It is where the gangs recruit new members.

Education and career opportunities in Denmark have never been as much a question about social and economically heritage as it is here in year 2017. You can make as good grades as possible. But experts now warn students against taking student loan due to the strict conditions put upon them when people have to pay them back. The jobmarket is difficult. More than 13 percent of the graduates did not have a job many months after they graduated.

Danish graduates continue to struggle with high unemployment (The Copenhagen Post)

And the rules are clear when you take government sponsored student loans. Once you have graduated, they will come for you. They can hold back money, you otherwise would should have got from the state like unemployment benefits. They can summon you to the bankrupt courts and these courts have the power to order you detained in jails if they just suspect that you do not will come in for the court date.

So low-income groups are stuck to low-paid jobs or illegal jobs and here they face competition from immigrants from the eastern part of Europe and jobs have been lost because the European Union give grants to firms who establish themselves in remote parts of Europe where taxes are lower. Some countries like Ireland even give tax-discount for 10 years if jobs are moved there from other parts of the European Union. Also illegal immigrants take jobs away from low-income groups in Denmark who pay their taxes.

Is it a surprise that the gangs get so many new members?

What are the Danish politicians doing? They only speak of harsher punishment. In reality they do nothing. I understand why the Danish police force had to give up daily work in the streets and move down guarding our borders in order to prevent a total collapse only leaving cops back for traffic control which is the only area where they can finance the police force.

But our prisons are overcrowed now where people receive harsher punishments and the employees in the prisons are quitting because they are not armed and gang members outside follow them home to their private addresses taking photos of their families to they can pressure the employees to overlook the facts that the prisons now functions as clubhouses for gang members where they can party making a prison sentence a time-out in happy surroundings instead of a punishment.

This will not end gang wars. It will make gang wars last forever because at some point the gang members will leave the prisons where they have been supported while serving time to support their lifestyles.

With no solution at hand I feel bad about people being lured to Denmark as tourists, as students and as employees. I feel that large foreign firms should approach the Danish government and inform them that they will pull their investments from Denmark if Denmark does not do something to prevent immigration which compete for the jobs our low-income group are looking for.

The message is clear. Stay away from Denmark until the gang war is over! There is no reason to become a random target.

Lured young Danes to Prague and got fined

5 years ago young Danes who entered high schools in Denmark got what seems to be a good offer:

Cheap travels to Praque where they could enjoy cheap booze while socializing and interacting in a normal way like young Danes do.

The offer was a scam. They could not drink like they do in Denmark. They could not interact with friends and local citizens like they do in Denmark.

For many of the young high school students it was their first trip abroad. Not familiar with how to act as tourists many researched the Internet and found inspiration in England where people are used to be tourists. Lot of videos on Youtube made by english tourists were used a teaching tool for this new wave of young Dane, many of them from low-income families with no history of traveling outside their country. The greedy business did not stop by inviting just high school students but also other young educating themselves for more manual labor.

So when like 10,000 young Danes hit the streets of Prague it went very wrong. Riots, arrests, so-called vandalism. Some hotel-owners complained to the media but it was double-standard because they were in on the scam. They were able to sell rooms, they otherwise would not have sold to anyone because – really – what are there to see in Prague?

Nothing!

After World War 2 a lot of people were expelled due to their ethnic origin leaving the area being populated by lazy people. The area is attractive for firms who want to make profit by having low-cost labor making manual work. And that is all the country has to offer.

Of course the Danish politicians didn’t like that. The parents to the students who saw their children being victim of show trials not so differently from the one Stalin made didn’t like that.

So they began looking for the loophole which could put and end to the greedy businessmen and stop Danish students from going down there. They found the loophole by holding the greedy businessmen accountable and they were fined 15,500 Euros.

At the same time concerned parents started the “Remain Home” campaigns.

There were almost none Danish students in Prague february 2017 which means that the campaign and the legal proceding has saved future Danish youth from being victim of this foreign hostile country.

In Denmark private property is not private – Part 1

Ove Vestergaard got a parking ticket because his van was parked on his own property. He first believed that it was a mistake but the parkering attendant had found a loophole in the law because the layout of his property didn’t allow him to drive his car on the specific spot on his private property without passing the pavement in another spot than his ordinary driveway.

In the Danish constitution your property is judged inviolable. In daily life it is not so because the parkering attendant walked onto Ove Vestergaards property and placed the parkering ticket on his van.

What is then the purpose of buying private property in Denmark?

Source:
Ove fik p-bøde for at parkere på egen grund: Det er helt forrykt (TV2 Nyhederne – in danish language)

Is Sweden leaving the group of democracies?

As a Dane I am often worried that Denmark will become a violent place like the southern part of Sweden due to immigration.

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For some time Danes have become more and more worried about Sweden as a country and the path they have chosen to follow.

Sweden is controlled from Stockholm and once you remove yourself from their capital the government in Sweden doesn’t seem to care about how the citizens are doing in their everyday life.

Take a town like Malmö. It is a large city after Swedish standards. In fact it comes in third after Stockholm and Göteborg. They have some 290.000 citizens living in around the city. Because it is the port to civilization about 38 percent have a non-Swedish origin. In fact many are Danes. It is after a Nordic standard a rather violent city. People are shooting after each other. There have been riots covering several blocks.

But it is nothing you see in their newspapers. They are not covering it at all because Malmö is far away…

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Denmark compared with other countries on receiving refugees

We simply do too much for the immigrants who comes to Denmark. What about ordinary Danes? What about the tax-paying citizens? They get nothing.

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Look at this table. We have become stricter but we still have to learn from other countries. I become humble when I look at these figures and realize that we as citizens have been both naive and too secure when it comes to enclose ourselves from the surrounding world in order to bring peace and order to our country.

Denmark Everyone can apply for asylum Free roof over your head (might be a tent) Free food Free education Free treatment in hospitals About 320 dollars per month Confiscations of values worth more than 1,450 dollars Denmark uses 0.85 percent of their Gross domestic product for aid to the third world

United States Background check of everyone conducted by the Homeland security of everyone who wants to apply for asylum Might take in 10,000 people from Syria 31 states has stated that they would not receive anyone 1,000 dollars to last…

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