Why Danes are happy and Americans are not?
Posted on | January 7, 2014 | 5 Comments
UN has issued its latest survey on happiness. Not surprising that people in the poorest countries of Africa with lowest per capita income and rampant corruption are among the least happy ones.
The countries in North-Western Europe, such as Norway, Denmark and Sweden are among the happiest. Switzerland of course is a very happy and tranquil nation, as well as Israel, in spite of attacks by the radical Muslim terrorists.
I was thinking: what is the common tread among those countries, what makes the citizens happy.
I noticed that these are all smaller countries, where people are closer to the government, there is less detachment from the government. Income is higher per capita it is typically 33,000-35,000 Euroes, or about $50,000.
Another common feature is a very law level of corruption in the government. In the US corruption is growing and particularly during Obama regime.
An interview in the link above shows that Denmark is a close knit homogeneous community and there is a lot of trust.
In Denmark there are very strict immigration laws, so their taxes are not used to provide services to millions of illegals, while those illegals take the jobs of the citizens, because corrupt President and congressmen are on the take, as it is in the US. in Denmark, as it is shown in the interview, a couple where the husband petitioned for his wife for citizenship, had to make a deposit, a bond several thousand Euros, to prove that the husband can afford to support his foreign wife. In US we are seeing situations, where millions of illegals get billions of dollars of aid in housing, food, healthcare and free education, while the national debt doubles in 2 terms of Obama and millions are unemployed. In Denmark the population is active in the political process and benefits are collected by the people who are paying taxes, people who are paying into the system.
When there is a small country with very low unemployment, you can have great benefits, including the healthcare. When there is a system, as it is in the U.S., where over 100 million Americans are not working: 92 million not in labor force, 11 million collecting unemployment, 25 million working part time with no benefits, it is impossible to have a quality universal healthcare system, as the number of people, who are still working, whose jobs were not outsourced to China yet,and not insourced by people from Mexico, is too small to carry the burden of all the unemployed.
In terms of corruption, we see countries, like Israel, which prosecuted their Minister of Finance and even President and both were sent to prison. In the U.S.we had some integrity in the Department of justice and the Judiciary during Watergate but very little integrity left now.
In the U.S. we have a person sitting in the position of the U.S President with stolen and fabricated IDs and so many officials, prosecutors and judges are corrupt and on the take, that no criminal prosecution of Indonesian -Kenyan con-artist Obama and his criminal accomplices was undertaken in 5 years.
In the beginning of 2011 I filed a criminal complaint with the District Attorney in PA, as well as Chief Judge of the Eastern District of PA, judge Barttle and Chief Judge of the Third district, Judge McKee, providing them with clear and undeniable evidence that a court reporter forged/falsified official court record by removing the whole cross examination of a party, 14 pages, removing all mention of this cross examination out of the table of contents. In 3 years nothing was done yet. Now the complaint of Judicial Misconduct is with the Judicial counsel of the Third Circuit, it remains to be seen, what they will do, if there is any integrity in the Judicial counsel.
If we are seeing such unprecedented, egregious corruption among prosecutors and senior judges, who cover up serious crimes, egregious forgeries of official court records in order to keep frivolous law suits going, the public has no trust in the system at all, the public does not feel any security. There is an enormous anger in the populous, anger relating to the corruption in the system, fear, apprehension, and of course people are not happy.People, who are not happy and not content are more likely to revolt.
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January 7th, 2014 @ 6:54 am
Effort To Shut Off The NSA’s Water Supply Goes Bipartisan In California
ERIC LACH – JANUARY 6, 2014, 5:53 PM EST34616
The National Security Agency nullifiers have gained a toehold.
A pair of California state senators, one Democrat and one Republican, have introduced legislation to prevent the state from helping NSA mass surveillance.
“The National Security Agency’s massive level of spying and indiscriminate collecting of phone and electronic data on all Americans, including more than 38 million Californians, is a direct threat to our liberty and freedom,” state Sen. Ted Lieu (D), who co-authored the bill with state Sen. Joel Anderson (R), said in a statement on Monday.
https://talkingpointsmemo.com/muckraker/nsa-nullification-california
January 7th, 2014 @ 8:57 am
Obama himself recently appeared to be made very happy by a happy blond Dane….Michelle?….not so much…….
January 7th, 2014 @ 9:10 am
Obama speaking to Nation sounding very cliche’ and devoid of understanding. He tries to make us believe that extending Unemployment Insurance will help the economy. Yet, in 2010, the Weekly Standard reports on a similar condition in Germany:
Why Germany’s Unemployment Rate Is Lower
6:46 PM, Aug 31, 2010 • By MICHAEL WARREN
https://www.weeklystandard.com/blogs/why-germanys-unemployment-rate-lower
Robert Barro’s Wall Street Journal op-ed from Monday convincingly argues that unemployment benefits won’t help the economy and won’t improve unemployment levels.
January 7th, 2014 @ 3:23 pm
Reason #1
Danes don’t have Obama running their country
January 7th, 2014 @ 5:21 pm
They have great healthcare