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A public Holiday stolen and a nation devasted

Few places on earth can be so depressive as a country where the central government goes out and steal public holidays. None have tried it since a German dictator took advantage of the illness of a Danish king centuries ago. People who have watched the movie “A royal affair” know how it ended for him. The public holiday is today. It was a Friday I hoped to spend in my garden preparing it from the…

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Victory for the rich and entitled - loss for ordinary people

France is now on track for a path toward the terrible conditions we live under in Denmark. Their retirement age was increased from 62 to 64. And the money earned will go to the rich and entitled who have to pay less in taxes. In Denmark the retirement age is now so high that most people would have died before reaching it. Now they cannot adjust it any further because there will be no money to…

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Denmark as welfare society under settlement

Never in my lifetime has to many people protested against one single action from our elite-focused government.

The cancellation of Prayers day is the first step after many years where they increased the retirement age over 2 decades so most Danes never have a chance of seeing the retirement age. In parts of Copenhagen the housed by members of the working class the average living age is about 59 years. Such people will never stand a chance to benefit from a long life of hard labor.

But one thing is to remove the light of the end of the tunnel but another thing is to remove the small breaks in every day life which make life worth living.

And the national holidays is everything life as a Dane is about right now. As a Dane you are born into a role. You might be born as a royal, into an academically family or just into the working class. You become what you parents were. That is normal a way to live a life in harmony, never to aspire to anything but working hard for a week and then drink with your friends on the weekends and national holidays. That is what we call hygge.

And this is what the Danish government wants to remove. All hope, all enjoyment and basically everything which is happiness in life.

So it is with a lot of certainty, I now can write that our welfare society is nearing its end and Denmark will become the most toughest place to live where the population will face the most severe challenges in life.

This is just a very sad day today

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