was looking for someone to point that out... Was shocked by the placement of those pins 😂😂 *EDIT* how do you even get Billund - whoch would, had it not been for Lego, have been an otherwise pretty insignificant small town - right, and not Copenhagen, you know, the fricking capitol of Denmark 🤦♂🤦♂🤣🤣
Eyyy Danish historian here - the Scandinavian crosses likely came from the knights templar, who also participated in the battle where Dannebrog 'fell from the heavens'. The Norwegian flag is based on the Dannebrog, hence the strong resemblance. As for Iceland during the viking era, it was its own distinct kingdom then, with its own viking traditions and very, very strong warrior groups, so trying to conquer them back then was a futile endeavour!
How to drive every Danish person insane with one single video 😂 I get that this was their first video attempt, but man my brain struggled a couple times watching this haha
If you look at the map at 7:29, you can see that Skåne - the southern Sweden - was once part of Denmark. That's also why Copenhagen was chosen to be the capital of Denmark. It was the center of the country. Now it lies a bit awkward, on the edge of the country.
To be honest, we do have words for please: "be om" or "bede om", however, we almost only use it when we sit at the dinning table and ask for something, like salt. so "can I please have the salt" would be something like "må jeg bede om saltet". "be" and "bede" also means pray.
yea we have a lot of phrases for asking for things/favors etc, just not a singular word that directly translates to "please". You could say "vil du have noget imod /would you mind" etc.
@@dockingtroll6801 Men det er ækvivalenten i forhold til hvor det bliver brugt. "Vær så venlig" eller "venligst" ville nok være en mere korrekt oversættelse. Ligegyldig hvad, så har vi ord for det.
@@Pyladin Pointen er stadig at der ikke på dansk findes et tilsvarende ord. Ja vi kan konstruere os rundt om det og lave en sætning der i store træk siger/gør det samme, men ikke med eet ord.. Prøv med "Can I have that, please" eller endnu bedre "May I have that, please"... men alt om alt, det er en video lavet af en amerikaner til amerikanere og de ved meget meget lidt om verdenen udenfor USA så lad dem blive imponerede over hans "viden og evner til at udtale danske ord" og lad os sidde i baggrunden og grine ad ham, lidt ligesom med alt andet amerikansk....
It is true aboutthe pastry. It originates from Austrian bakers. However … they “only” brought the recipe for the basic “butter dough” here. The refinement, purification and evolving into the vast amount of different vienerbrød (danish) has been done by bakers since that introduction.
Exactly. We call it Wienerbrød because it is inspired by the dough recipe brought by the Viennese bakers during the baker shortage, but the rest of the world knows them as Danish because we evolved the recipes to what they are today. Sort of similar to how the French got their initial croissant ideas from Turkish bakers - hence the halfmoon shape
THAT WAS SO COOL xD I love how much you learned in such a short amount of time! :D Yeah all our flags are derived from Dannebrog. The legend goes that we were losing the battle at Lyndanise in Estonia and the flag fell from the sky, the red color symbolising blood and the white cross (Christianity was all the rage back in 1219, ya know) symbolized purity. As for the Vikings, they weren't around long, but it seems that way because of the impact they had on world history along with their relative hype in modern pop culture. Also a lot of both foreigners and Danes sometimes can't tell the difference between the Bronze age and the Viking age, or simply has forgot or wasn't taught. Greenland is a part of the Kingdom of Denmark, but they are self governed since 1979. Don't learn from their sense of geography though x3 They showed Bakken and Tivoli as being on a totally different landmass than Copenhagen, around and in which they are placed x3
Many Americans, for some reason, do not know that Denmark was cofounder of NATO and thus have been a NATO member from day 1. Regarding Carlsberg. The founder of Carlsberg cultivated, invented and patented the yeast that made it possible to brew beer that could last a long time and gave a consistent product. Before that beer could only be produced locally and often the production was instable and parts of the early production had to be thrown out. Speaking of yeast. It was a Dane that invented the yeast that made the production of human insulin possible saving millions of lifes and preventing millions from losing their eyesight due to diabetes.
Denmark and The Netherlands are practically copies: both monarchies, the same system of government, about the same surface area, both have a border with Germany. Denmark has a third of the population and GNP of The Netherlands.
Good video! I like to watch videos of my own country. I sometimes learn something new. And sometimes I am just amused by the wrong facts and reactions. But the fact that he does not even know where Copenhagen is located is funny to me. Copenhagen is on the eastcoast of the island Sjælland (zealand) with Sweden as a neighbour. Not in Jylland (Jutland) where he said. With that said, I stil enjoy the videos. Keep it up and learn more about the worlds diversity.
While we don't have a word directly translated as "please", we do often use "thanks" ("Tak") as a substitute for it. (For example: "Will you pass the butter, thanks?" / "Vil du række smørret, tak?")
Im also from denmark and when i read this i just noticed that they where right about us with just expecting to be nice since we say thanks before it's even done😅😅😅😂😂😂😂
You can compare the short Viking age to the even shorter age of the Wild West. So many movies and books about the ages, do you think it would spand much much longer.
Also the Viking age didn't just spawn out of nowhere and then just cease to exist immediately. Much of the Viking culture already existed before the Viking unifications, exploration, settling, pillaging, and trading. The 250 year period was simply just a distilled culture with greater unison.
Yes it is a small country, but still bigger than Netherlands, Belgium and Switzerland. The reason of the short distance to the sea is, that Denmark is made of 1 peninsula (bordering Germany) and about 450 Islands whereas the biggest of those is where the Capital Copenhagen is located. The total coastline of Denmark is about 8000 km.
German and french is taught as third languages in prime school. Turkish, arabic and other languages from the middle east, is only spoken here due to a hugh influx from there to europe, durring the 60's up to today.
I love how he did his research 🤣🤣 Bluetooth is danish and it is named after the viking, not the other way around and our capital is in the other side of the country by the boarder to Sweden
Ehh... no, it´s Swedish. Ericcson mobile center in lund came up with the first drawing of it, then it evolved togheter with other companies, lik Nokia, Intel etc. The name came from the book "Röde orm" after someone read it.
@@perkia164 Still Harald Bluetooth was not just some book edition, he was a real Danish king, -but he was married to a Swede (if that is a comfort to you).
We maybe live in a small country... But we think, I know! We play a big part of the world... I'm just saying LEGO, Vestas (Windmill), Maersk (Shipping Company, who played a big part under WW2). Now our Men football (soccer) team ranked 10 in the world... Maybe we are small... But have a lot influence
Oh my god, I was just watching this for fun but my god. They included my island(Bornholm, which is Danish and has been Danish for many many many years)when they colored the Swedish part of the map. Just because we are closer to Sweden doesn’t mean we’re Swedish😢 It’s kinda annoying but I guess at least our island isn’t forgotten on the map like usual. Love the video tho man! I heard in one of your previous vids that you’re thinking of moving to the Netherlands, good choice, hope it happens for you!❤
Cool video, and nice to see your point of view on my country.The two amusementparks are placed wrong. They are both placed in Copenhagen on Zeeland, and not in Jutland as shown in the video. The ocean is a great part of most danes lifes.
Great video, but a little imprecise. Also, would probably be great to inform your audience about why the Kingdom of Denmark is so insanely rich with one of the highest GDP per capita in the world: It used to be industrial and food product exports (which are still significant), but the last 25 years it has been pharmaceuticals from three major, global players: NovoNordisk, LEO and Lundbeck.
The amusementpark was placed on the wrong Island on the map... Other famous danes: Viggo Mortensen/actor, Connie Nielsen/actor, Nicolaj coster Waldau/ actor, Søren Kirkegaard/writer,producer of Lego, Lars Ulrich/ drømmer from Metallica....+ alot of other people.
Yes the viking era wasnt longer, but before the viking era it was the same for many hundreds of years just without the boats. The Romans also wrote about their struggles with the tribes from north specifically the danes. The boats are what made them vikings, when christianity came after those 250 years, it all gradually came to an end and the high european middle ages began
The Romans had struggles with the Germannic tribes from about year 25-50. Not the danes, as Denmark didn’t excist back then. The northern part of the Roman Empire was way further down in Germany. But it most likely that the nordic tribes in what became Denmark propably dealt with the romans, trading fur and amber, but we shall up to around 515 befare the danes are mentioned as excactly danes
@@kasperkjrsgaard1447 When i say specifically the danes i mean specifically the tribes located IN the area that is Denmark today….. Its just an easier way to describe it bro… Im talking about the cimbrians and teutons. Two of the many tribes residing in what is now Denmark. They fought the romans like crazy and thats before year 0.
@@DanskRoesti First of all, Denmark as one United country did not exist until a couple of centuries after the fall of the Roman Empire. There no longer was a Roman Empire to conquer Denmark by that time. Unless you are referring to the Holy Roman Empire, But that is an entirely different story, and a sore one of that for Denmark. Second, the Romans didn’t reach the Scandinavian territories. Simple as that. They had to get through Germania first, but kindda gave up going further north, considering these populations to be savages and barbarians. At the time the Romans fell, Denmark was Living in the Iron Age, and was experiencing a community that was very closed off on itself and not open to trade with other countries. It was also a period of human sacrifices to the Gods and horrific executions, so the Romans might have been right about Them being barbarians. And third, there was no invasion of Denmark. The Holy Roman Empire were the first to try to influence Denmark politically when it finally was United as one country and in one specific Way, they succeeded, but not by military conquest. By religion. In those same years Denmark became a country, it also became Christian. Thanks to, you guessed it, the Holy Romam Empire. They wanted the Viking raidings to stop and they believed making Them Christian would help. It didn’t. Now the Vikings just raided and conquered in the name of God. Roman coins, weapons and gear have all turned up in Denmark, and the big picture seems to be high-level gift exchanges and diplomacy between Rome and the Danish tribes. I’ve encountered at least one expert who claims that there was at least one chiefdom, centered on Zealand, that was formally a Roman client state-not ruled directly from Rome, but allied with it, kept friendly with Roman gifts, and providing manpower for the legions. According to him, men from Denmark served in Marcus Aurelius’s forces during the Marcomannic Wars in 166-180.
I see "the sound" is the English name for Øresund (??) In modern danish, "Øresund" does kind of sound like it means "ear-healthy" 😂 However the name is two old words, put together in a name. So therefor the words had different meanings, then today. Øresund actually means: "Ør(e)": Graveled beach. "Sund"= name for a small body of water. So the "Graveled beach body of water" 😆 Why that has translated to "The sound" in English, is most likely just because "sund", sounds like "sound"(?) -That's my guess, at least..
I enjoyed your you video. This is my first time seeing your channel but I found the sound to low. I had no problem hearing you when you talked but I could hardly hear what they were saying on the video
Denmark IS small. You can cross the country (not including Greenland, Faroes and Bornholm) in seven hours by car and still have time for a "pølse" somewhere along the highway. To me personally this has been wonderful since I have wanted to explore the country, have had jobs in all parts of the country, and I have still been "close to home".
"Danishes" are not from Austria, but the bakers who originally immigrated from Wienna, obviously were XD We call it Wienese bread because of the bakers' inheritance.
It is more like a variant of some paestry made in Vienna that was adapted when some bakers went to Denmark and there was some shortages of goods. The first Wienese bread were likely a croissant made differently, and it tasted good so it stuck around. Many Danish people then travelled to the US and sold the paestry, so they were called "Danishes" because of that.
5:52 while the viking age was "only" 250 years, the age before, the iron age, had a lot of the same characteristics as the viking age. a warrior centric pagan culture with lots of fighting and raiding. just so happened that raiding was more internal, raiding the town over for food. the viking age is tracked from when we first started raiding outside of scandinavia until we became christian and stopped.
More importantly, the Norman culture grew from scandinavian viking-culture. The Normans later created kingdoms in southern Italy and more famously England. Denmmark has existed as an entity since 930 when it arose from Viking culture and seeing as it exists in the same form today as it did then, one could argue that the viking-era hasn't finished, yet.
Fun fact: Carlsberg invented the yeast used for pilsners around the world in all other types of beer. Why didn't they patent the yeast? Because the inventors felt like it was too good not to share with the world. Hows that for confidence? "We invented this great thing that we plan to live on selling... and here is the recepy if you wanna make your own brand and become competition..." and centuries later they are still on top of the game!
Øresund is more correctly translated to "Ear" (Øre) and "waters" or "water passage" (Sund - actually also means "healthy" ... Danish is a weird language). I'm guessing it's called that because the island of Sjælland looks a bit like a head and it's placed in the ear area - however that one I actually never looked into but think I was told it as a child. Just to let you know how weird Danish is: Word: "Så" (Saa) Meanings: Past sense of "see" To "sow" and also "then" or "and then" or "so" Which means you can make a grammatically correct sentence like this: Så så vi ham så på hans mark. Which means: Then we saw him sow his field. Another one which can be REALLY hard to grasp is a word which pronounced in one way, however spelled in several different ways with each having a distinct meaning: Vejr: Weather Værd: Value Hver: Each Vær: Be It's really strange however Danes just know this and don't even think about it normally 😀
Not sure how old this video is, but Denmark actually officially as of recent has 2 land borders. One with Germany, and one on Hans island west of Greenland. Google whiskey war to learn more.
Denmark doesn't own Greenland - it's "just" in our kingdom. Greenland has its own rule and autonomy - however Greenland is under the "care" and "protection" of Denmark meaning we basically help them economically and patrol their waters to ensure their security. They on the other had have 2 of 179 seats in parliament, which doesn't sound like a lot - however considering they only have a population of 50.000-ish it's actually better representation than the Danes them selves have since for it to be even there would need to be 236 seats in our parliament. Anyway that's why we were reluctant to sell it to Trump... well... one of the reasons at least... We simply can't because we don't own it and do not rule over it!
There is a chross in the flag, its a symbol og christianity. The flag was given to the danes in a war. A bishop was praying,and then the flag came from heaven. The danes won the war
Tivoli was pointed out, as it should be grounded in Aarhus..wich are the second "biggest" city in Denmark..However Tivoli is on the island called Sjælland were our capital Copenhagen is to be found, on the east port to Sweden but Aarhus has also an amusementpark called "Friheden", or just "The freedom"
It is misleading to say that we don't say "please" because we don't need to beg for help. We use the words "gerne" and "bede" to express the same idea. "Gerne" means, roughly translated, "kindly" or "gladly", while "bede" means "beg", "pray", or "request". "Jeg vil gerne bede om en pakke [insert cigarette brand]" is how you commonly ask for a pack of cigarettes in the store. Translated directly, it means: "I would kindly request a pack of [insert cigarette brand]." Although that might sound ridiculous in English, it's totally normal in Danish, and I used this phrase myself before I quit smoking. So while we don't have a snappy word like "please", we have polite phrases using other words to the same effect. There is moreover much that we borrow from English in our casual speech, and the word "please" definitely makes it into many casual conversations.
2:27 - The small island next to "SUB" at the bottom right of the screen is the island of Bornholm - belonging to Denmark. 4:37 - The name of the Danish flag is - Dannebrog - The flag is usually believed to originate from the Danish Crusade period in the 12th-13th centuries. However, the first documented use is in Valdemar Atterdag's coat of arms from the second half of the 14th century. A well-known myth about the origin of the flag states that the flag fell from the sky during Valdemar Sejr's battle at Lyndanisse in 1219 against the Estonians. The earliest versions of the legend, however, place this event in a battle at Fellin in 1208. These are two accounts from the beginning of the 16th century from the theologian and chronicler Christiern Pedersen and the monk Peder Olsen, respectively, which are probably based on the same, now unknown , source. 10:02 - The needle points to the town of Bjerre in Jutland. The world's oldest amusement park Bakken "The Hill" is located in Klampenborg Dyrehave 8 km (5 miles) north of Copenhagen, which is on Sjælland (Zealand), the island on the right in the picture.. 10:21 - The arrow points to the town of Auning, which is also in Jutland. TIVOLI garden is located in the heart of Copenhagen, on the island of Sjælland (Zealand), which is the island on the right in the picture. - Fun Fact: Denmark has over 400 named islets, of which 72 are inhabited. There are 8,593 kilometers (5340 miles) of coast in Denmark, of which 4,616 kilometers (2868 miles) of the coast are Natura 2000 areas, corresponding to 54 percent.
-They pinned Copenhagen wrong on the map. And Bakken, is actually a few kilometers NORTH of Copenhagen. Ah, if they only take Jutland from being Denmark, that explains it. The two islands to the right on the map, Fyn (Funen) and Sjælland (Zealand), are also "Denmark" even as far as the little island on the other side of Sweden, called Bornholm. Try Geography Now on Denmark. That's a bit more accurate
Why they forgot Bornholm I don't get. It gives us a water boarder to Poland, Finland, Russia, Estonia, Lithuania, Latvia and White Russia. But whom is counting? 😂😂😂
10:00 Oddly they placed the two amusementparks wrong on the maps. Tivoli is in the capital of copenhagen onour biggest island "Sjælland"... and Bakken is right outside copenhagen near a town called Lyngby, where I live. Bakken has a huge place in my heart. I work out there as an electrician each year before their opening. so has my father and grandfather, so I feel a huge connection to my family and our construction tradition when I am out there! :D
The video has the geographical wrong about the capital Copenhagen. It places it in Jutland, but Copenhagen is actually on the east coast of Zealand (a whole other island than Jutland). Therefore the placements of the amusement parks are also wrong
They showed Bilund (LEGO) the right place, but Bakke and Tivoli was placed in the wrong side of Denmark. Also Iceland was a part of viking possessions as was Ireland (ruled by Danish king untill 950 AD)
Bakken the amusement park north of Copenhagen was more of a faire/marketplace until the late 1800's and got its first "rides" around that time. Because of the long history since 1583 it has a very unique model of amusement park, as it is completely free to enter and has not fence surrounding it. The various plots where there are more faire like attractions and food/drink shops are owned by individual families and just need to be a pay a fee to the amusement park. Because of the open are it hosts a variety of events that has nothing to with the amusement park itself, like a circus tent where they perform comedic theater inside, and various concerts and outdoor theater after the rides have closed.
They forgot to include the whole of the napoleon period and the many wars/battles that took place in southern jutland. The location of both of the amusement parks are completely wrong compared to the pin on the map.
The only battles that took place in the Napoleonic Wars were the Bombardment of Copenhagen (The british bombarded Copenhagen and stole our entire fleet!) which forced Denmark out of neutrality and join France. There was a short war with Sweden, which ended when Russia took Finland from Sweden. Bernadotte and Russia made a pact that Sweden would get Norway once the war was over. Danish navy-crews sailed on french ships during the war and a small danish army operated in northern Germany (currently Poland), but didn't help with the invasion of Russia. There were no battles on danish soil as you suggest. Only Copenhagen and Marstal saw any action and that was more akin to terror and theft than actual battles.
@@h.rolandj.9195 Yeah but the fact that we had the second largest fleet in the world was a huge factor we profited off the both of them. When the bombardment happened we decided to join napoleon against England. As a consequence to that we ended up losing Norway to Sweden. Its quite important. The battles that I am referring to are not from the Napoleon period it's the ones that took place in southern Jutland back in the Slesvig, Holsten period just as example you can take "slaget ved Dybbøl Mølle"
When they showed the amusement parks they didn't get the location of copenhagen right. It's at the other end of the country to the right.. And Walt Disney was actually inspired by Tivoli Gardens, when he made the Disney amusement park.
The word own implies theres a part that isnt free They dont own greenland. Theyre a part of the "Rigsfaelleskab" - They have autonomous ruling and garanteed seats in the parlaiment, nomatter how many votes the runners recieve.
Sorry I can't.. Nope, i need to point this out.. The little dot (island) that the video pointed out to be sweden, is actually also a part of denmark.. its an island called Bornholm, and its under Denmark, not Sweden as the video pointed out..
The whole “in danish there’s no word for please because we think helping is something you should just do” isn’t all true. When you in English say please we just say thanks “Tak” so an example “can I have a muffin please?” We would say “can I have a muffin thanks ?” Another example “yes, please” we say “Ja, tak” which means “yes, thanks”
there are also errors in this video for example, the island of Bornholm is part of Sweden somewhere in the video and other times Danish territory And Bakken and Tivoli have their home in Zealand and then there are many other companies who also belong in Denmark Maersk, novo nordic, vestas,, danfos grundfos and it is located on Bornholm is Jensen (low size washing machines in large sizes Espersen, Beck Pack Systems the last two have something to do with fish
should check out the video called : 10 Incredible Danish Inventions and Discoveries. youre gonna be surprised how many of those inventions you use daily
I'm sure you are aware of the channel Geography Now. It seems like these guys have more or less copied their recipe. Nothing wrong with that, but Geography Now has a bit more information in my opinion if you want to some suggestions. Perhaps you've already watched a few of them. Also, Iceland is the little one, Greenland is the huge one, might help you with your confusion!
bro..Bornholm is also part of denmark they're just leaving it out :(( 1. they were taken over by russia while other part of denmark were taken by germany 2. when dignoursour exsisted other part of denmark was under water but Bornholm was over water it is a volcana
The 85% members of the church is kind of misleading. You have to actively sign out of the "membership", and most people don't bother doing that. If you ask Danes about our belief in God, it will be 50% or less that are actually religious.
Very interesting. I only learned that Greenland was owned by Denmark a few weeks ago. I saw a video of Conan O'Brien went there years ago when tRump was prez and wanted to buy Greenland (also first time I heard that tRump wanted to buy Greenland). Conan was asking people there if they wanted to be owned by the U.S. or stay ruled by Denmark? FUNNY!
@@rasmuskehlet6651 Greenland is a formal part of the Kingdom of Denmark, which makes the inhabitants subjects of the monarch. It is only because Greenland has been granted some autonomy that it is not fully ruled by Denmark
Denmark are Denmark but the Kingdom of Denmark consists of Denmark, Greenland and the Faroe islands. Greenland and Faroe Islands both have represents in the Danish Parliament and both have extended self rule and own politicians/parliaments/administrations but when it comes to the Kingdoms overall security (defence) and many aspects of foreign policies it are governed via the Danish parliament. Denmark do not have representation in Greenlandic nor Faroese Islands parliaments. In reality we are a family. Conan was funny but Trump was not. Imagine how an American would feel if Denmark suddenly said we would like to buy Florida because we liked to have the facilities at Cape Canaveral! I do not think many Americans have understood the depth of the insult (and the stupidity of the suggestion itself) surrounding the absurd statements Trump made. The last colonial offer, because Americans need to understand that that was exactly what Trump made, he was your president (something you will spend the next 100 years regretting as you discover the things the rest of the world have but your massmedia dont dare to tell you broadly) and he made a colonial offer, even insulted the Greenlandic (and the Danish and the Faroese and the Danish Queen, the PM, the parliamentarians and the populations and and and) by calling it a "real estate deal" forgetting the entire population living in Greenland as they have for thousands of years. Trump was POOtin´s puppet and POOtin and big oil and other nasty lying globe destroying cooperate crooks had no problem working together to deceive the American people with slogans made in marketing and big IT date collection about Americans as foundation for mass manipulation. POOtin spent less money on getting a puppet in the White House than it would have costed to build one single naval destroyer. POOtin payed Cambridge Analytica to make a comprehensive demographic strategy relating to voter areas and specific targeting of individuals divided down to sometimes even streets and countrywide targeting of opinion groups as small as 50. Paid BIG IT data about how people have written online and/or clicked on opinions and buying patterns etc. memberships etc etc etc and then gathered all this, the data and the strategy and handed it over to his trollfarms in several places but the largest apparently in SKT Petersburg. From there they began the hole roll out loooong before Americans had a clue. Do Americans even know that one of the big demonstrations where pro and anti Trump people clashed had BOTH demonstrators, the pros and the cons organisers activated via that Skt Petersburg troll farm so imagine when POOtin sat in Kremlin watching US television seeing Americans fighting Americans and both parties did it because of a plan thought out in Kremlin many years before!!! THE ONLY thing POOtin in reality did was to take full advantage of the absurd political system that you have to be American to call a democracy because BOTH democrats and Republicans in reality are living off private rich people and their companies donations to them so they can buy the opinions of BOTH parties politicians long before the election takes place. Americans DESERVE a multi party, one chambered parliament. NO electoral college. NO electronics in elections, 1 "X" on one piece of papaer have worked for centuries and ballots can be counted as many times it are needed. When it comes to democratic elections many Americans should realise that it does not matter how fast you get the election result, the ONLY thing that REALLY matter in a democracy are the quality of the result. 1 man 1 vote! ALL legal residents automatically get approval to vote per mail. NO official declaration of whom you want to vote for by declaring any party belongings prior to elections for normal people. Anyone can off course join a party if they like but otherwise none should have to declare anything, let the pencil talk. Political contributions HAVE to be limited and HAVE to be public otherwise it are corruption (basically how most democracies have it today outside US). Political parties and candidates gets a tax paid fee per vote. Politicians tend to serve those that pay them and that should be money coming from those they serve, the people, NOT the companies. As you can see, does not take many lines to paint up the simple rules that makes up the foundation for a functioning democracy. Modern Americans MUST now realise their political system are not serving them well anymore and the above would be a massive improvement that also would mean that the actual will of the American people would be represented more honest. May you find the strength to realise you owe the Kingdom of Denmark, co founder of NATO and a staunch ally that actually have given USA a piece of land -free of charge- in Greenland so that USA for many many years have been able to monitor and respond to any missiles coming from Russia towards US mainland would be discovered and dealt with in time, an official apology! May you also find the strength to change your democracy fast, very fast, because - as you have just experienced, your system is broken and now where POOtin found a way to place his puppet in the WH, I bet you he or the one coming after him, will try again. The oil companies and the rotten banks that silently supported it know that their massive bribes, sorry donations, (keep forgetting the system you have...realise it would be called bribes in all other Western democracies if so many money were transferred from companies bailed out with taxmoney again and again while they push the nation into structural debt (to primarily China) . Think about it, but not for long. US are running out of time and so are the globe. I am happy that it seems the unjust unprovoked Russian attack have rewoken some Americans to face the facts of POOtin and what he are capable of convincing himself to do to gain more power and personal wealth. With Denmark as initiator, Denmark/Holland/Belgium and Germany have just signed the "North sea summit deal". The world largest single energy transformation agreement, bringing 230 million highly energy consuming Europeans from fossil fuels over to sustainable energy made from off shore windmills that will be placed in the North Sea. It will also be the worlds largest hydrogen producing agreement with a minimum steady hydrogen output from 20 GW energy. (Not even 1 hydrogen project in the world today making hydrogenproduction from 1% of that). There are NOTHING preventing USA from making a copy paste of this agreement in your own waters. 40% of this project, signed a few weeks ago, will be operational in just 7 years!!! WHY USA do you still have the fossil fuel sector as your most subsidised sector in 2022!? Realise you will be outcompeted on the worldmarket very soon since more and more countries introduce CO2 taxation on imports. As the rest of the world transistions to sustainable energy you will end up with tarsand/fracking both destroying your land on top and a friend in the journalist killer Bin Salman that though WILL buy US advanced army material en masse (wonder what he will do with that when rest of world stops buying Saudi oil and income dries out, right?). Please!
Bakken and Tivoli is not in Jylland 🙄 those two theme parks is located on the island to the Right call ‘Sjælland’ where our capital is Copenhagen🇩🇰🇩🇰🇩🇰
