World's happiest countries! Most are borderline Socialist Country's.....
source: http://travel.yahoo.com/ideas/world-s-happiest-countries-233204795.html
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Falling fast is the United States from 10th to 12th....What does happiness mean to you? At its core it consists of being healthy, having enough food to feed yourself and your family and enough to money to do what you want and buy what you want. For most people that entails a nice home, decent clothes, a car or two, cable TV, good times with family and friends.
Furthermore, happiness means being able to speak what's on your mind without fear, to worship the God of your choosing, and to feel safe and secure in your own home.
The World's Happiest Countries:
1. Norway
2. Denmark
3. Sweden
4. Australia
5. New Zealand
6. Canada
7. Finland
8. The Netherlands
9. Switzerland
10. Ireland
Happiness means having opportunity – to get an education, to be an entrepreneur. What's more satisfying than having a big idea and turning it into a thriving business, knowing all the way that the harder you work, the more reward you can expect?
With this in mind, six years ago researchers at the Legatum Institute, a London-based nonpartisan think tank, set out to rank the happiest countries in the world. But because "happy" carries too much of a touchy-feely connotation, they call it "prosperity."
The objective of the institute's work (which is part of billionaire Christopher Chandler's Dubai-based Legatum Group) was to figure out what it is that makes happy countries happy – so that the less fortunate corners of the globe might have a benchmark to work toward.
The resulting Legatum Prosperity Index is based on a study of 142 countries comprising 96% of global population. Nations are analyzed and ranked on 89 indicators in eight categories, such as education, government and economics. The inputs for the index are both objective and subjective. It's not enough to just look at per capita GDP or unemployment rates. It also matters how hard people think it is to find jobs, or how convinced they are that hard work can bring success.
The core conceit: Prosperity is complex; achieving it relies on a confluence of factors that build on each other in a virtual circle.
So who are the happiest people in the world, as measured by Legatum? Norway takes the crown, followed by Denmark and Sweden (which leapfrogged Australia and New Zealand this year). Rounding out the Scandinavians is Finland, just a few steps behind in the seventh spot.
Luxembourg is the healthiest nation on Earth. Iceland is the safest. Switzerland has the world’s best economy and governance, according to Legatum.
What’s Norway got that the rest of the world doesn’t? For one thing, a stunning per capita GDP of $57,000 a year. Norwegians have the second-highest level of satisfaction with their standards of living: Ninety-five percent say they are satisfied with the freedom to choose the direction of their lives; an unparalleled 74% say other people can be trusted. It sure doesn’t hurt that the massive Norwegian welfare state is bankrolled by high taxes and big reserves of offshore oil and gas.
Indeed, most of the top 20 "happiest" countries according to the index are in western Europe. So what gives? What do these nations have in common that can somehow explain their prosperity?
Being an electoral democracy is virtually a given – of the top 20 most prosperous countries, only Singapore and Hong Kong aren't democracies. Being small also seems to help. Big countries with heterogeneous populations are more unwieldy; disparate groups make it harder for a society to build social cohesion and trust.
What else? They are all borderline socialist states, with generous welfare benefits and lots of redistribution of wealth. Yet they don't let that socialism cross the line into autocracy. Civil liberties are abundant (consider decriminalized drugs and prostitution in the Netherlands). There are few restrictions on the flow of capital or of labor.
So where does the United States rank? It's at 12th place this year, slipping from 10th. According to Legatum, the U.S. has slipped in the areas of governance, personal freedom, and most troubling, in entrepreneurship & opportunity. America is supposed to be the land of opportunity, but Legatum notes "a decline in citizens' perception that working hard gets you ahead."
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This seems to be a bullshit study. Almost all the countries are matrix, all have chem trails, most have flouride in water supply, promote death vaccines. This study is based on programmed matrix values of prosperity: Consume, work , obey, conform , get a mortgage, get a credit line, wind down with coctails, consume more useless junk, get an education from the cartel sponsored universities, swallow the red pill! Have a placebo for freedom, while real freedom is never mentioned. . I would rather judge by alternative values....Like how you help and know your neighbors, or when you enter a restaurant it is custom to say hello to every table of people in the restaurant ( rather than walking to your table with your nose up your ass like a rockstar), where you have controll of your own affordable healthcare, where you decide who gets your medical test results, and you decide if and what tests you want to receive. Where a doctors duty is to LISTEN and not dictate.Where your community grows enough food and dairy for the whole community to thrive when the cartels pull the plug on survival. Where no busy body bureaucrats can tell you what and how to build your home or how many other homes you can build on your land. Where land use is friendly to village style development, and multiple families on a large tract of land. Where there are no TSA guns and police state tactics at it's airports and borders. Where travelers are NOT subjected to humiliATION WHEN TRAVELING THRU AN AIRPORT. wHERE ARE THOSE? Where is the list with happiness criteria that are not canned matrix lists. Maybe Bhutan, maybe Bolivia, Ladahk,maybe Uruguay or Ecuador....these are not perfect places in every respect,, but in a list of alternative values, these stand out. Where The people are happy and effective and awake to the cartels agenda! Heck Bolivia kicked out Coca Cola on Dec 21st to make a new era.....,they kicked out the water privatization cartels ( see the film Tambien En Luvia, Even the Rain with Gael Benal Garcia) that makes them pretty cool in my book. Any society where the Indegenous have a voice, is likely high on my list. Ecuador's last coup ( about 8 years ago) was when a million Indegenous beat pots for 24 hours at the presidential Palace, and the President resigned...no shots even fired.
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ninja_tiger:
I agree with you 100 percent... I would put Peru up there. I just visited. I live in Mexico...although far from perfect.... a bit to much U.S. influence....I would still put it above any of those in the top 10. There is still an indigenous fight here...the Zapatistas...and Oaxaca is a hotbed of leftist activism... The annual teachers' strike in Oaxaca is coming up soon.
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The country of Estonia, provides free internet for all, to their people.
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Depending upon what kind of person one is, one may view civilization as people grouping together in order to make life easier for everyone, or one may view civlization as a controllable, exploitable resource -- a free ride on the backs of others, as a master would view his slaves. I believe the better interpretation to be the former.
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I notice Canada is at #6 - used to be way happier. Nobody's as happy as we were only 10 yrs ago. When out 2% sucked up all the money, the happy-rating sunk for the 98% whose wages also sunk.
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GreyGoose:
Canada has been looking to much to the evil that is it's southern neighbor! You need to get rid of your right-wing-corporate-FASCISTS just as we do!
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MSII:
Got that right, msii.
We are working on it. - 4 months ago
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This just proves the axiom that it is not how the people vote that counts. It about who counts the votes. The criteria used to define happiness define the results. As was said long ago, There are lies, damn lies, and statistics.
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I totally noticed this .
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artemis6:
I hope a lot more do, it's time to convert to Democratic Socialism!
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kennymotown:
Damn straight it is!!!
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After reading this article I have nothing to say ....... because I am too depressed to come up with some witty comment that will serve to spur us on to REVOLT against the sad way our country is treating we peons! ................ I guess I'll just have to move to Norway and eat worms :-) .........
Pwr 2 the DEMOCRATIC SOCIALIST peons!
GUILLOTINE CAPITALIST CORPORATIONS! - 4 months ago
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wolfess:
" the sad way our country is treating we
peons! "Which peons are you refering too? The ones who won't work, but receive welfare, section 8 housing, and food stamps?
Or the ones who do work, but because of bad choices in life can only find minimum wage work at walmart type places, but still get gov. assistance.
Or the ones who stay in school, go to college, work for a corporation for a while making good money, then their job gets outsourced, and they have to settle for walmart.
And finally, the ones who drop out of school, start a business, work hard, get rich, only to get over taxed and over regulated that it's easier to just work at walmart and collect foodstamps?
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sedwin:
Yea, I guess I should have started that last paragraph with "born penniless", or something to that nature. Corporations are the peeers, not the peons. The BP spill was bullshit, I do not feel sorry for them.
The fact is that small businesses just can't compete in a global economy in America. I, myself, have been hit hard recently.
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sedwin:
How about this idea.
If you're too big to fail, then you are now owned by the government. They come in and take control of upper management, who hires engeineers to come in and make the place work right, all the while keeping all employees there, still doing their same job.Kinda division of family services for corporations.
If the owners prove they can make it work, they get their child back. If not, the state adopts it.
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dugdog47:
Wow! You are 1 angry dood, and it's coloring your perspective -- when I made that statement I was talking about the 'collective we.' Haven't the 99% gotten a pretty raw deal over the last 30+ years? Don't waste your hate on those who are more LIKE you than they are different from you ... save it for the real criminals that are working overtime to enslave us.
Pwr 2 the DEMOCRATIC SOCIALIST peons!
GUILLOTINE CAPITALIST CORPORATIONS! - 4 months ago
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wolfess:
Would you please point out the anger in my comments please?
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sedwin:
I remember the S&L debacle, a handful of scapegoats went to jail, nothing remotely like justice was done. Just like our latest debacle, where is the real justice? Any of the wallstreet crowd paying the price for their crimes? nah...
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I have no doubts they didn't go to REAL prison, but the "executive" prison. I want to see these scum truly punished, shown that there are REAL consequences to their actions! REAL consequences for them, and not just for "the little people".
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Absolutely! Anti-trust! If it's too-big-to-fail, then it's too-big-to-live! Time to execute some of those "corporate-people".
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sedwin:
Forbes magazine best places to go to prison (doing their readership a service! Who better then Forbes magazine)
http://www.forbes.com/2002/09/12/bestprisonslide_2.html?thisSpeed=30000 - 4 months ago
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I believe that Capitalism,within reason, and socialism can co-exist together it's called Social Democracy,a form of government many on this list have practiced for decades. First to achieve true Social Democracy the elite must give up their control of government and pay their fare share of taxes. Second that every citizen has the right to a safe place to live,an education,a job,and civil liberties. Third that in order to maintain a Social Democracy Those who have more should give more to insure that every citzens needs are met within reason while educating and training every citizen to become a fully contruibuting member of the Society as a whole! The concept of an endless welfare state isn't practical or logical and will eventually collaspe upon itself, as we here in the US are begining to learn firsthand as sensible limits must be established on welfare programs which now basically have NO limits! Lastly while citizens of a given nation have established rights,immigrants cannot expect to be given the same rights or more then a citizen. In my view while providing help to those from other countries truely in need it should NOT be at the expense of ones own citizens! No civilized nation should have homeless hungry under educated citizens, while it provides for those who are not citizens! Just my view people thrown stones if you want!
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galwayman:
Not citizens are people just like the murdered Indians.The DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE should apply to every person on earth.
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galwayman:
yes, the two balance themselves, all of those countries are capitalist, yet all have a socialist approach toward social issues!
cold war gone, lesson learned, capitalism is not Freedom, Socialism is not goulag!
one without the other will always lead to abuse - 4 months ago
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Well said Social Democracy! The best countries in the world are Social Democracies, it's a proven winner for the REAL people!
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alexandrekBack:
Well said my friend!
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treewolf39:
The concept not the actual document as those that wrote it were all members of the elite and at the time it did not apply to everyone at the time it was written!
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galwayman:
That is why I used the word should. That is my view of real humanity. The elite bring out the worst in me. I fu...........ing hate their excuses! I also hate that is what everybody else is doing when the effects are hurting others. Ok, got that off my chest. Peace buddy.
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Guess what, the one thing you notice, its not any different from what we are used to in the states....just better. You see more Fire Trucks than police in Auckland. The cops don't carry guns. I have not been harassed by a police officer since I left the USA in 2007, this used to be a regular occurrence in FL. Job Security, lots of good paying jobs in my field, healthcare (public and private), and no crime (compared to the USA). 4 weeks vacation is mandatory...plus the holidays. In the end my take home pay is the same as it was in the USA but I get sooo much more.
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Des_Akkari:
Sounds good to me! :)
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kennymotown:
The disappointing thing is that the USA is 20 years behind socially but 10 years ahead in tech and entertainment.
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Des_Akkari:
That is the nutty thing about it!
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Des_Akkari:
Always wanted to go there have heard that it's a great place now I'm too old!
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galwayman:
It really is a great place. The cost of living is a bitch but luckily I have a good job.
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EXCELLENT POST KENNY!!!
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cw9000:
Thanks!
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"When are Americans going to wake up and understand we as Americans spend the majority of our money on defending the rest of the world."
You made a really great post here Kenny, but for the statement above, it's just a little off.
America does not really protect or defend anyone (despite what they say) in reality, we occupy and control (just ask the Japanese) for the sake of raping an area of it's resources (both human and otherwise) for profit, which the corporations keep, and the U.S. taxpayer pays for the muscle (the military) to do it, pretty sweet deal huh, that would be like you or I hiring the mob to whack someone, then we get somebody else to pay for it.
When EVER a U.S. president says to Americans that we are "going to place X to make it "safe" for "Democracy" that is code speak for- we are going to place X to subjugate it's people and steal it's resources, which the U.S. has been doing for a very long time.
Here is a perfect example of U.S. "policy" towards true Democracy in the world:
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September 11, 2009, marks the 36th anniversary of the brutal overthrow of Salvador Allende, the democratically elected socialist president of Chile. Allende was overthrown in a military coup, led by General Augusto Pinochet, that had the full backing of the United States government.Allende’s beginnings
Salvador Allende was born on July 26, 1908, in Valparaíso, Chile. His petty bourgeois (middle class), radical-liberal family had a history of involvement in social struggles. His grandfather was a founder of the reformist Radical Party and the first public school in Chile (at a time when the Catholic Church controlled education). His father and uncles also belonged to the Radical Party.Besides the influences of his family, Allende was also influenced by an anarchist shoemaker named Juan Demarchi. He became even more conscious while attending medical school, during which time he lived in very poor conditions with a group of students who often read and discussed books by revolutionaries like Karl Marx, Vladimir Lenin and Leon Trotsky.
The rest is here:http://amte.wordpress.com/2009/09/08/the-u-s-backed-overthrow-of-salvador-allende-and-the-bloody-consequences/
http://socialistparty-usa.net/principles.html
Again, thanks for the post Mr. K.!
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VFORVENDETTA:
Yes pinochet! mericas buddy! Holy-saint-reagan-the-mads boy!, that mad-b!tch maggie thatchers buddy!, milton friedmans friend! PURE EVIL! The disgrace that these democracies where party to such filth!
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VFORVENDETTA:
Thanks Mr. V.......you do have to admit we have something like 150 bases around the world and our connection with NATO, and at the drop of a hat can be mobilized to protect our interests all over the world!
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MSII:
"Yes Pinochet! mericas buddy! Holy-saint-reagan-the-mads boy!, that mad-b!tch maggie thatchers...."
Indeed, Pinochet, Americas butcher.
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Mr. K, we have over 1000 bases around the world, not just 150 listen to this x-CIA guy, He told it like it was.
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VFORVENDETTA:
Whatever it is, they need to be shut down! But the Elite will not let the Company go, not now it is too big. I'm afraid if we ever want out of this ridiculousness we will have to kill a lot of them!
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kennymotown:
"Thanks Mr. V.......you do have to admit we have something like 150 bases around the world..."
May I suggest, that you train yourself -as I did - to stop using THEIR words and phrases- such as- "our interests" [our should be their] and interests should be what they are doing to other lands and people [subjugation and theft] so it becomes:
"....can be mobilized to protect their subjugation and theft all over the world!"
Do you see the difference bud?
In unity,
S.
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VFORVENDETTA:
...along with the whole global rogues-gallery of other SCUM mericas been in-bed with!
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Oh yes I do, i was being sarcastic! :)
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I see both Canada and New Zealand. ☺
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If it's so great move over there. Don't try and change the constitution because you're to lazy to move.
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They are also at the top of the education and healthcare lists.
WE DONT WAN NONA DAT COMUNISMT STUF - 4 months ago
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Kenny, this survey is obviously biased in favor of Socialism. You can see it in the very way they asked the question. They surveyed how happy EVERYONE was. On average! What could be more socialist than that? The response of the least counted as entirely equal to the response of the greatest (as measured by Krone)? Puh-leeze !!!
A survey without a Socialist bias would have asked only "how happy are the top 1% of income earners?" From this they could then also infer how aspirationally happy the other 99% should be if they concentrate on how happy they might be if they ever achieve a very high income.
Anyway, irrationally happy Scandinavians unnerve me Kenny ...
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Gordon_Shumway:
LOL, good one! :)
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LEFTISTS!
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MSII:
Swedish women!
... making strange wardrobe decisions...
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HarukoHaruhara:
shhhh! the creature from the right-wing-cess-pit seems to at long, -long- last finally been called back to the hell which shat it up! Don't speak of it, lest like a demon it be called forth by it's very name being spoken aloud!
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MSII:
Candyman! Candyman! Candyman! Candyman! Candyman!
http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_iAukY4W18r8/SW6Chh_i7QI/AAAAAAAAADY/mlQgeZSsObM/s400/c...
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Exactly!
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don't try and change the constitution. get your ass out of here and go live there if it's so great
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Excellent post, kenny! It's no surprise that these countries are happy. They don't fight wars constantly, they are not owned/run by corporations, they put their tax dollars to the greater good....health care, education, jobs etc. They don't stick thier nose in people's private lives (example...they don't care if a woman is getting an abortion or obtaining birth control) Ever see these countries have people stand outside of a clinic and harrass the women going there? No. They don't let any one religion make any rules for their country, either. The US is acting like a teenager who refuses to grow up. Sad.
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Leen61:
Indeed, like a teenager! :)
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Leen61:
Well and truly said, I agree with every-single-word!
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MSII:
Thanks, MSII!
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Leen61:
"Excellent post, kenny! It's no surprise that these countries are happy. They don't fight wars constantly, they are not owned/run by corporations,...."
One of (if not THE best) statements I have ever heard you make C, I have been saying the same for years, thank you!
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VFORVENDETTA:
Thank you, V!
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You are on a roll posting things that we should be considering daily! Great discussions.
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treewolf39:
Thanks, my friend!
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Excellent post as always! Excellent and telling article! So desperately would luv to live in one of those wonderful sane European Social-Democracies!
"Legatum notes "a decline in citizens' perception that working hard gets you ahead."
I actually see this as good news for "merica", the People may finally at long last be starting to wake up to the truth of our increasingly corporate-FASCIST-police-states-of-'merica". Time for a up-rising, time for SERIOUS change! - 4 months ago
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Agreed!
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MSII:
I sure hope something happens soon!
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Voted waaaaaay up, Kenny. 4 of those 10 countries line the Baltic Sea.
For those who can tune into Axes TV ( HD NET ) from their Dish satelite
TV subscription, there's a 12 part documentary series Baltic Coasts which
I recommend you see. JanforGore seemed interested in the Baltic Coast
countries when I told her the essence of this article years ago. My dad's
side kin came from the U.K. of the Netherlands. Beautiful place. I mean to
acquire a dual nationality from them someday far in the future. For now
though, I intend on acquiring a dual nationality from Switzerland. It may take
me all of 15 years to do that living there 180 days a year. But it'll be well
worth it. Vierotchka has offered to be my 1st friend contact there. I lived
in Geneva where the other U.N. Headquarters is in Winter. 1979. No snow
or trash ever on the ground, Sun shining most days. Happy smiling faces.Very stable country always at sacred Peace because they're neutral.
Axes TV also has a 10 part documentary series entitled the Alps from
Above. It shows what life is like in Europe in the Alpine mountain countries
from Slovenia, Austria where the unemployment rate is 4.5%, to Italy to
Switzerland. They travel to Northern Italy to the provinces of Trentino
& W.Tyrol to show how the Sun shines there over 300 days a year up
there. Then on to Lake la Guarda above the clouds, then onto Zurich.
It's God's country, pure and unspoiled by humans. I never thought I'd
ever see land & water anywhere in this world as respected by white
people as here usualy only Native American Indians would respect it.
But I saw it on the Alps from Above. The Indians have always claimed
that God dwells in the mountain lakes. Having lived near Lake Geneva
where V lives, I don't doubt it. I blogged a news article recently in which
Switzerland was voted THE #1 country in all the world's nations for any
child to be lucky enough to be born a citizen of. I owe that to my heirs.
I also owe it to myself. Male longevity is maximized in the fresh, pure
mountain air, drinking Alpine water, being closer to the Sun on my skin.
AND NO GMOs !!! OR GUN TOTING GANG VIOLENCE !!! Excelsior ! - 4 months ago
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PressCore:
You lucky dog, will someone please adopt me! :)
- 4 months ago
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PressCore:
I'd love to watch that series you mention, just looked on Netflix they don't have it unfortunately....
- 4 months ago
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kennymotown:
Me too!!! I need out of the increasingly corporate-FASCIST-police-states-of-merica!
- 4 months ago
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Good one.
let see, a country who cares for you, where you do have your taxes invested in your well being not in wars, a country who are not self & corporate centered, a country respecting you and your families, a country who is protecting you without stalking you.
Yeah, it sounds like a country where the people can leave happily. - 4 months ago
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kennymotown
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The Famous Philosopher George Carlin:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=acLW1vFO-2Q - 4 months ago
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kennymotown:
I love the end. The American Dream. You have to be asleep to believe it.
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treewolf39:
Yup, asleep for sure! :)
- 4 months ago
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When are Americans going to wake up and understand we as Americans spend the majority of our money on defending the rest of the world. Why should these country's benefit from your tax dollars when that money could be spent on education, social needs, and generally take care of our people! Answer: America is actually run by Corporations and their collective Imperialism around the World. If we don't make a quick U-turn soon, this country is dead and the people who comprise most of it will revolt!
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kennymotown:
Defending the rest of the world from what? From freedom, from prosperity, from control of their own natural resources, from affordable locally produced food, etc....
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_wars_involving_the_United_States
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Vierotchka:
Absolutely, thats what pisses me off! :)
- 4 months ago
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