Chapter 8
What came first - the hen or
the egg
It is best to look at,
what power really is, and then look at the mess of the ideologies.
Those ideas and the mess
of the ideologists that fit to a plan of the rulers directly or indirectly will
always benefit. Camouflage-explanations is then made by experts suited for this
job. When ideology is being financed by the state or internationally, it
becomes dangerous.
Concerning the question
of power, monopoly[1]
is always to prefer. With monopoly
there is no possi-bility to choose. Monopoly or monopsony[2]
are much like a one-party-state. The rulers in a one-party-state with the
people called the workers, the consumers, the families, the citizens held in an
iron-grip - can very easy be broad to a situation, where they need investors.
An
unspoiled ten years old child can immediately tell you that such a system in
any case will need a good banking-connection. Some few (today)
bank-trillionaires in USA calculated just like that.
To all the others 28
volumes [3]
had been written, most of it nonsense or witchcraft as you wish[4].
In the 1930s you could for the marketing of this ideology buy small
installments with titles like 'Karl Marx in Five Minutes'. At this time these
installments helped many unfortified souls to the right understanding of the
second-largest and second-best planned swindle of the world's history.
15-20% which have to be
in front in the totalitarian systems, to manage, to control and to use po-wer
against the others, have to have what they need, even in such a sick
arrangement. Inefficiency and very low productivity is no obstacle, when you
take into consideration that the internationals al-ways are prepared to help,
if it pays off, and especially if it fits into their plans.
That such arrangements
also were suitable to get peoples of the Western World to have a look at
everything else but the proper facts advanced matters considerably.
But now you must not
think that our system is much different from a totalitarian dictatorship.
Perhaps you think you are free, but are you free?
To get the Soviet Union
(the state of monopoly) to act society was overthrown, the production was
confiscated, and the bureaucracy and the party got the leading role in the
society. This resulted in a society of scarcity of everything at once, also
because the priority had to be directed one-sided to the rulers and bureaucrats
and their needs for luxury and power-consolidation. In Denmark (and in the
Western Europe) – in the so-called free world - the consumption was gradually
confiscated to secure an always steady growing public sector ruled by the
bureaucracy that is in the leading role in every totalitarian system[5].
This did not result in a society of scarcity of everything. In the first stages
the citizens were socialized. Next the state meddle more and more in
production, with taxation, control, supervision etc., and at last subsidies,
confiscation, and more false money or bills on the future generations (our
unborn children). The common sense could not take more tyranny, and in that way
nearly all central parts of the production were almost monopolized or
oligopolized. I am not just talking about the naturally order of the
capitalistic society, where the integration of branches logically develop both
vertically and horizontally soon or later.
They
could pull the legs of the Danes, because they did it in the right order.
I, an opponent of the
public lies, made a charge-budget like those that sometimes are used in the
public health sector, when the amount of yield and the charge have to be
accounted in lack of a bet-ter foundation. This charge-budget is based on the
information about anything what so ever from the authorities, and then it is
placed together with the greatest care. Unfortunately the account of the
immigration-policy is 10 times
larger, than those permissions of the state that were shown to the public till
the midd 1990s. Now the lie can not be used any longer. This certainly does not
mean that the truth then is accepted, and presented by the authorized who's
duty it is to make a honest budget, and to inform truthfully. For the time
being you just seek to hold a lower profile - as it is called in the language
of signalizing -, the critics must be effective prevented then from access to
the media. That is very easy in a small country where all deciding institutions
have been occupied by kindred spirits.
In
1995 from 70 to dkr. 90 bill., in 1998 more than dkr. 100 bill. out of dkr. 650
bill. totally of public expenses were spent on the presence of the immigrants
in Denmark. Our former Prime Minister Poul Schlüter (until 1993), who now is a member of the EU-Parliament often
occurs with the Carnegie Foundation (more about this under 'The New Man'),
decided that the Danes should not know the bill of the binge that has not been
contemplated to stop.
This
information was certainly not the truth, and Information of Denmark has tried
several times without any result to correct both this minister and more the
former ministers of both areas e.g. Minister of Economics Marianne Jelved. The
last mentioned told nearly the same untrue story as Karen Jespersen did, when
she visited OECD. At once this organization found out the mistakes made just to
camouflage the real unemployment, because the lie was to big. Information of
Denmark was right (one year before).
The
unemployment among the Danish is about 18-24%
(when you count those who seek employment and are controlled that they do
so). Among the most foreign immigrants (more than 70% of all the immigrants)
the unemployment was about 84 % in
Denmark 1999.
Our
documentation in Danish http://www.lilliput-information.com/tiar.html#arbejd and http://www. lilliput-information.com/ledig.html
In 1999 84 % of the foreigners in Denmark are
living on public welfare. We had to clean the statements for camouflage.
Included in the 84 % are children less 18 years and people in retire-ment not
counted in [6]. They tried
to argued that I am a racist. I am not.
Jyllandsposten,
September 10th 1999
’30% of the
group which receive social security are immigrants. While the Danish unemployed
is offered work, more of the immigrant are becoming receivers of social
security. The municipa-lities have to develop more target-oriented offers’,
Social Minister Karen Jespersen says.
‘Immigrants only amount to 6% of the population, but 30% of the receivers of social security’. (unquote)
That was one of the central statements in
the article.
No. 1
In the extraction of the article mentioned above
we will concentrate on:
Can this
information be explained further?
1th
Immigrantes as a group have a larger share of those who receive social security
than the Danish have.
2th
Immigrantes have a larger share in their group who concerning e.g.. age could
come into the group of social security clients.
The distribution of ages is
very different from the distribution among Danish.
If 1th and/or
2th were not actual, the 6 % foreigners living in Denmark would also have 6 %. of all social security clients. You may
say that these 6 % are receivers of longterm social security, as if they made
up 30 % of the population.
In 1993
a corresponding official picture was drawn :
Information
of the foreigner’s load on a number
posts can be required from Department of Social Security. One of its
investigations shows that 87 % of the refugies remain lasting clients on social
security, and among the rest of 13 % a great number is trying to take an public
financed education, if they do not receive another category of public subsidy.
An accounting from the town Aarhus also shows that the expenses concerning
refugies receiving social security have been doubled in a period of five years,
and in 1993 these expenditures amounted 19 % of the total sum of expenditures
spend on social security (cf. the
Weekly Newsletter Monday Morning no.4/ 1993).
This information is of another type. Now you
are concentrating on the share of indiduals in the group of receivers of social
security. You are adding on the share of the total expenditures.
At about
the same time (1993) the media informed that the 6% that was the share of the
foreigners made up then (officially) in Aarhus, received 30 % of the total
social security. But notice that this problem is not necessarily the same as
the mentioned in the extract of the newpaper article above.
If it had been this information the Minister
of Social Security had offered about Denmark another element of explanation
should have been added:
3th
Foreigners receive in average larger or smaller amounts of expenditures of
social security than the average Danish receiver of social security.
It has to
be underlined that the mentioned 6% (1999) immigrants refered to by the
minister does not match with the corrected account made by IoD. The naturalized
and their children have to be included among others. The article did not succed
with defining a Dane refering to our Constitution either.
A Dane is a Danish
citizen, a least the one parents of whom is a Danish citizen, and also born in
Denmark.
This was
also indirectly confirmed by the account of criminality (1994) from
commissioner of police. If the 6% had been correct according this last
mentioned distribution of crimes on nationality, asylum-applicants should have
been 15-18 times more criminal than the Danish, and should have made 84% of all
shopliftings, for example. This a wild exaggeration, and they should have done
much more without time to do it. This totally nonsense. If you will read the
total documentation in Danish now 6
years later read the article on: http://www.united-bluff.com/ kraka.html. Some of the
conclusion are included below. You get back by closing when you finished your
reading.
It has also been totally documented in the
Danish link: http://www.united-bluff.com/indva.
html .You get back by closing when you finished your reading.
If the
target group amounts 12%, and ressource burden is 1.75, while the frequency is
the same (1), you get the proportional 12% multiplied with 1.75 or 21%
The target
group may well amount to 18% even though the whole group only amount to 10%
Immigrant have a much larger share of the group of children among them, for
example.
In October 1998
Aarhus Town Counsel informed that two third of all swindle with social security
were connected to immigrants. This means 67 % of the swindle was done by 10 %
of the citizens. This means the burden is 6.7. If the immigrants receive social
security 4 times as frequent as the Danes you can make a conclusion: The
immigrants do this crime with frequency of 1.7 (67/40) in relation to the
Danish. In this way we will continue through all entries on the public budget
made public by Denmark’s Statistical Bureau (Danmarks Statistik).
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(mio.dkr.) by function and year. |
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1993 |
1995 |
1997 |
1998 |
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Total |
549836 |
603283 |
637683 |
652709 |
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Functional
distr. expend. total, subtotal |
484796 |
537169 |
573308 |
591157 |
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Superior
public duties, subtotal |
65485 |
71571 |
77505 |
82625 |
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General
public duties, subtotal |
39436 |
43456 |
47743 |
52544 |
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General
administration |
16831 |
18525 |
19844 |
21330 |
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The
relation to foreign countries |
20986 |
23002 |
25460 |
28912 |
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Other |
1619 |
1929 |
2439 |
2302 |
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Defence
a.o. |
17789 |
18309 |
19410 |
19124 |
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Public
order and security |
8260 |
9805 |
10352 |
10957 |
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Society
and social, subtotal |
371127 |
415357 |
441775 |
454740 |
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Education,
subtotal |
68752 |
73616 |
83432 |
88492 |
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The
Schools |
28756 |
30922 |
35279 |
37796 |
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The
youth-educations |
13328 |
16206 |
18288 |
19243 |
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Higher
educations |
13993 |
15302 |
16009 |
16823 |
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Grown
up education special educ. |
10144 |
8229 |
10718 |
11795 |
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Services
related to education |
733 |
651 |
681 |
688 |
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Administration |
1758 |
2226 |
2386 |
2071 |
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Other |
40 |
79 |
71 |
76 |
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Health
service, subtotal |
50310 |
52743 |
57480 |
59965 |
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Hospitals
a.o. |
36083 |
38576 |
42390 |
45044 |
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Individual
health service |
13142 |
13131 |
14269 |
13840 |
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Administration |
708 |
771 |
793 |
902 |
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Other |
378 |
266 |
28 |
179 |
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Social
safety and security, subtal |
229277 |
264128 |
273839 |
278843 |
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Safety
service |
166672 |
194920 |
196315 |
197826 |
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Welfare
service |
55081 |
60628 |
68075 |
71196 |
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Administration |
7501 |
8522 |
9376 |
9722 |
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Other |
23 |
58 |
73 |
98 |
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Home
a.o. |
9310 |
8877 |
9469 |
9770 |
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Relation
to home |
6994 |
5674 |
5721 |
5857 |
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Society
planning |
440 |
887 |
922 |
846 |
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Sanitary
services |
1416 |
1822 |
2313 |
2555 |
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Other |
460 |
495 |
513 |
511 |
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Religious, recreative og
culturel services |
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Subtotal |
13478 |
15992 |
17555 |
17670 |
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Religious services |
3450 |
4527 |
5038 |
5201 |
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Recreative services |
4378 |
4782 |
5194 |
5258 |
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culturel
services |
5509 |
6506 |
7076 |
6937 |
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Other |
141 |
176 |
248 |
273 |
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Business-economic
relations, subtotal |
48183 |
50242 |
54028 |
53793 |