Denmark

Read Part 1 and 2.
But why?
One can point to many reasons for such a tragic development in an otherwise decent, wealthy and hitherto well-respected country.

Read Part 1.
2001
The war on terror was initiated after 9/11 – Afghanistan 10/7. Denmark went along without thinking. The idea came from Washington, so what was there to think about?

Once again Denmark appears in the international community and media for the wrong things, this time for a law package with three main, draconian anti-refugee laws. One legalises stealing – that’s what it is – valuables owned by refugees upon arrival if they exceed US$ 1450; the second cuts down on the already meagre daily benefit and the third extends the family reuinion period from 1 to 3 years.

Since the unification of German states by Bismark in 1871, the German question has been at the centre of European geopolitics.

Denmark just set a world record for one of its energy production sectors.
The post America Needs to Start Paying Attention to How Denmark Is Generating Its Electricity appeared first on The Anti-Media.

It happened in China, and then moved on to Denmark, then to England. Now, scientists in Canada say they found a mutated gene that causes bacteria to become resistant to ALL antibiotics in 2 samples of ground beef in Ontario in 2010, and in one female patient from Ottawa in 2011.
The Ottawa women who tested positive for bacteria carrying MCR-1 allegedly contracted the bug in Egypt, where she lived for several years. Three days after she returned to Canada, she was hospitalized with an abdominal infection. [1]

This week on the New World Next Week: Swiss Army chief warns of social unrest; the Bundy psy op divides and conquers; and Making a Murderer makes us all conspiracy theorists.

This week on the New World Next Week: Swiss Army chief warns of social unrest; the Bundy psy op divides and conquers; and Making a Murderer makes us all conspiracy theorists.

Open scientific discussions have been the goal of an organization called the UK Association for HPV Vaccine Injured Daughters (HPV VID) as well as 2,019 people from 55 countries who have been injured due to an HPV vaccine. Freda Birrell spoke on the behalf of the organization to the Scottish government recently about the administration of HPV vaccines and their potential corresponding dangers.
HPV VID formed when families from Scotland, England, Wales, and Northern Ireland realized that they needed to unite forces to help bring awareness to HPV vaccine dangers.

By Andrew KORYBKO | Oriental Review | May 5, 2015 The largely unobservant public had previously been under the impression that the Baltic Sea was a zone of peace and stability, thinking that all the region’s states lived in harmony with one another. This may have been the case prior to 1991, but immediately afterwards, […]