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To: koan who wrote (758070)	12/15/2013 10:36:04 PM
From: steve harris	Respond to of 1578029

In Denmark there are few rich and few poor and a very well to do middle class. That is the winning formula. lol

To: koan who wrote (758070)	12/15/2013 10:50:12 PM
From: joseffy	Respond to of 1578029

Converting Denmark into a Muslim Country :: Gatestone Institute www.gatestoneinstitute.org/3459/denmark-muslim-country? Nov 21, 2012 - Muslim immigrants in a town near Copenhagen have forced the cancellation of traditional Christmas displays this year even while spending ...

To: koan who wrote (758070)	12/15/2013 10:51:03 PM
From: joseffy	Respond to of 1578029

Denmark Bans Meatballs to Accommodate Muslims :: Gatestone ... www.gatestoneinstitute.org/3936/denmark-bans-meatballs? Aug 16, 2013 - One of the largest hospitals in Denmark has admitted to serving only halal beef -- meat that is slaughtered in accordance with strict Islamic ...

To: koan who wrote (758070)	12/15/2013 10:54:32 PM
From: joseffy	Respond to of 1578029

Muslim rape wave in Sweden .................................................................................................. - MajorityRights.com majorityrights.com/weblog/comments/muslim_rape_wave_in_sweden/? In Norway and Denmark, we know that non-Western immigrants, which frequently means Muslims, are grossly overrepresented on rape statistics. In Oslo ... Rape Jihad in Denmark: More Than Half of All Convicted Rapists ... www.amren.com/.../rape-jihad-in-denmark-more-than-half-of-all-convic...? Jul 24, 2012 - It would be more precise to say that they just follow their religion, which allows them to rape non-Muslim women. In 2010 [in Denmark], 51.5 ... Denmark: 18-Year-Old Gang-Raped by Middle Easterners islamversuseurope.blogspot.com/.../denmark-18-year-old-gang-raped-by...? Sep 2, 2013 - Two of the men held her while a third raped her. The 18-year-old has only ... Source: Ekstrabladet. Labels: Aarhus, Denmark, Muslim gang rape ... Denmark Refuses to Deport Somali Muslim who raped a 10 year old ?? www.liveleak.com/view?i=d5c_1380232231 Sep 27, 2013 Raped a 10-year-old: managed to evade deportation. The High Court reduced the punishment of the 18-year ... Muslim rape wave in Sweden - MajorityRights.com majorityrights.com/weblog/comments/muslim_rape_wave_in_sweden/? In Norway and Denmark, we know that non-Western immigrants, which frequently means Muslims, are grossly overrepresented on rape statistics. In Oslo ... From Denmark: Muslims & the Rape figures :: Reader comments at ... www.danielpipes.org/comments/3157? Oct 20, 2002 - From Denmark: Muslims & the Rape figures :: Reader comments at Daniel Pipes. Muslim Imam Claims Women Who Don't Wear Hijabs are “Asking to ... www.frontpagemag.com/.../muslim-imam-claims-women-who-dont-wea...? Mar 7, 2013 - Unlike a lot of other Muslim clergy who say that women who don't wear ... incite Muslim men to rape Danish women by insinuating that women ... “The Danish justice system is a joke” -Rape victim of illegal muslim ... vladtepesblog.com/.../the-danish-justice-system-is-a-joke-rape-victim-of-...? Jun 19, 2013 - “The Danish justice system is a joke” -Rape victim of illegal muslim ... This entry was posted in Denmark, Islam in Europe, rape in Islam. The Majority Of Rapists In Denmark Are . . . You Guessed It, Muslim ... muslimrapewave.wordpress.com/.../the-majority-of-rapists-in-denmark-a...? Apr 3, 2012 - A Muslim group in Denmark announced a few days ago that a $30,000 .... Muslim Rapes 10-Year Old Danish Girl (But It's MUSLIMS Who Are ... #RapeJihad \| Dedicated to the memory of Charlene Downes. muslimrapewave.wordpress.com/? Another girl raped by another taxi driver #RapeJihad ... Another Muslim groping girls in a swimming pool .... Belgium (3), Brazil (1), Burma (1), Canada (4), Denmark (10), Egypt (12), Finland (4), France (13), Germany (2), India (5), Indonesia (3) ...

To: koan who wrote (758070)	12/15/2013 11:35:37 PM
From: i-node	3 Recommendations Recommended By Blasher Brumar89 Tenchusatsu Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1578029

>> In Denmark there are few rich and few poor and a very well to do middle class. That is the winning formula. Have you thought of moving there? Where the typical worker pays what, 70% in taxes, and keeps 30% for himself? That sounds perfect for someone who doesn't really want to be productive and is comfortable living off the work of others. Tejek, Pubo, Bentway, and a couple others would likely be glad to join you. You all deserve a country where there is nothing ventured and nothing gained.

To: koan who wrote (758070)	12/16/2013 12:38:43 AM
From: Joe Btfsplk	1 Recommendation Recommended By i-node Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1578029

In Denmark there are............. I suspect this has been posted to you before, but your absurd limitations preclude ANY understanding. Leadership in your unicorn infested countries have learned the hard way, but you're too stupid. Dutch King Willem-Alexander declares the end of the welfare state Youngest monarch in Europe says people must take responsibility for their own future and create their own social and financial safety nets King Willem-Alexander delivered a message to the Dutch people from the government in a nationally televised address: the welfare state of the 20th century is gone. In its place a "participation society" is emerging, in which people must take responsibility for their own future and create their own social and financial safety nets, with less help from the national government. The king traveled past waving fans in an ornate horse-drawn carriage to the 13th-century Hall of Knights in The Hague for the monarch's traditional annual address on the day the government presents its budget for the coming year. It was Willem-Alexander's first appearance on the national stage since former Queen Beatrix abdicated in April and he ascended to the throne. "The shift to a 'participation society' is especially visible in social security and long-term care," the king said, reading out to lawmakers a speech written for him by Prime Minister Mark Rutte's government. "The classic welfare state of the second half of the 20th century in these areas in particular brought forth arrangements that are unsustainable in their current form." Rutte may be hoping that the pomp and ceremony surrounding the king and his popular wife, Queen Maxima, will provide a diversion from the gloomy reality of a budget full of unpopular new spending cuts he revealed later in the day. A series of recent polls have shown that confidence in Rutte's government is at record low levels, and that most Dutch people — along with labor unions, employers' associations and many economists — believe the Cabinet's austerity policies are at least partially to blame as the Dutch economy has worsened even as recoveries are underway in neighboring Germany, France and Britain. After several consecutive years of government spending cuts, the Dutch economy is expected to have shrunk by more than 1 percent in 2013, and the agency is forecasting growth of just 0.5 percent next year. "The necessary reforms take time and demand perseverance," the king said. But they will "lay the basis for creating jobs and restoring confidence." Willem-Alexander said that nowadays, people expect and "want to make their own choices, to arrange their own lives, and take care of each other." The 'participation society' has been on its way for some time: benefits such as unemployment compensation and subsidies on health care have been regularly pruned for the past decade. The retirement age has been raised to 67. The king said Tuesday some costs for the care of the elderly, for youth services, and for job retraining after layoffs will now be pushed back to the local level, in order to make them better tailored to local circumstances. The king earns an annual salary of around 825,000 euros ($1.1 million), though maintaining the Royal House — castles, parades and all — costs the government more than 100 million euros annually. A review of the government's budget by the country's independent analysis agency showed that the deficit will widen in 2014 to 3.3 percent of GDP despite the new spending cuts intended to reduce it. Eurozone rules specify that countries must keep their deficit below 3 percent, and Rutte has been among the most prominent of European leaders, along with Germany's Angela Merkel, in insisting that Southern European countries attempt to meet that target. Among other measures, the government announced 2,300 new military job cuts. That follows a 2011 decision to cut 12,000 jobs — one out of every six defense employees — between 2012 and 2015. However, the government said Tuesday it has decided once and for all not to abandon the U.S.-led "Joint Strike Fighter" program to develop new military aircraft. The program has suffered cost overruns and created divisions within Rutte's governing coalition. A debate over the budget later this week will be crucial for the future of the coalition, as it does not command a majority in the upper house, and it must seek help from opposition parties to have the budget approved. Challenged as to whether his Cabinet may be facing a crisis, Rutte insisted in an interview with national broadcaster NOS on Tuesday that he ultimately will find support for the budget. "At crucial moments, the opposition is willing to do its share," he said. Geert Wilders, whose far right Freedom Party currently tops popularity polls, called Rutte's budget the equivalent of "kicking the country while it's down."