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Why haven’t you ended the pandemic
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Cartoon of the day 2020 August 12
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Sharing positive energy
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What we need most in the world right now is some positivity 🙂
So I’m curious… How do you share your positive energy with others?!?
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Happiness is …..
Happiness is our willingness to accept ourselves for what and who we are and to be willing to see the beauty of the world around us.
Happiness is a Choice.
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Rabbi Ianki’s dog
In life we do need a laugh. today we can see lots of comedies on television, but when we see the jokes they are nearly always under the belt and many very vulgar.
Dr Roby Parrot from the comedy magazine Skyline Reports
On Skyline Reports we may find (as a joke) Dr. Parrot who has done his medical studies in the field of psychiatry at Sorbonne, where he studied with the famous Professor Pangrue how to buy expensive and sell cheap. He was also once one of the brave defenders of Independece.
At the time of the last Oriental conflagration I served in the civic guard – Intelligent Bayonet – in the company of the Armenian slum. Heroic times {Civic guard}
His eye and mind may be very bright, him believing that
On the first day God created the sky and the Earth. For administrative reasons he created the whole Earth in one place to be able to master it better and depends on only the Republicans, which he knew better.
According to himUnlike religion, sex doesn’t make you feel guilty.
and
There aren’t so many rules when you have sex. {Sex and religion}
From September 2, 2017 (or did he have a false start on August the 20th 2017), this parrot is talking and letting him heard, wanting his own Dada at Morning sunset when he saw a
sad tree had a shaggy elephant who liked to smoke seaweed every morning.
The tree often told it to quiet smoking as the carbon dioxide concentration of the atmosphere increased, but the elephant did not hear it because it was deaf due to an atomic bomb exploding right next to its left ear during the secret war in the Anophel mosquito’s studio.
This morning the sun had just risen when it had already sunset.
The elephant was reatly surprised by this thig and asked the tree:
„What the hell is that sun ?”
„It’s sick of seasickness because of seaweed you smoke”, said the tree.
„That means the sun is crazy because the seaweed does not contain nicotine !”
For those who do not speak Parrotese they can go to Romania and find stories about the great spy, secret agent and world-renowned general, Florian Coldea, who leaves with a special mission to Moscow. Dr. Parrot also providing the appropriate photographs or interesting pictorial illustrations to proof the value of what he was to witness. though sometimes it might not always go so well with his spying efforts.
Here he is trying to create a secret intelligence agency. For a while, everything went well, spying seemed a mild task for the Coldea specialist, until one morning at his door three guys called the big cabinet, with tinted glasses and stiff faces.
Misiune la moscova – COLDEA 007 – Misiune secretă la Moscova
If you need a doctor, may we advise you first to go along Dr. Parrot. Though we want to warn you, being part of this age where so many use bad language, we also can find some ugly words, like on whenRadu C. Crahmaliuc his text “Student, acuzat de terorism după ce a deschis un geam într-un troleibuz plin cu pensionari” of a Student accused of terrorism after opening a window on a bus.
as the result of the attack, at least 15 people required anti-rheumatic grease rubbing and suckers on their back, the incident being among the worst in America.
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Rabbi Ianki had a pedigree dog. One day he reads in a newspaper that in Paris for 5,000 dollars the dog can be taught to talk in just one week. He immediately calls his son Moishole, gives him 5,000 dollars and sends him to Paris with the dog.
In Paris Moishole spends all the money on girls and fun in just two days. All night he did not sleep, being terrified that the Rabbi will kill him for speding the money. The next day Rabbi Ianki calls his son to learn how the dog is evolving. Moishole tells him everything’s going really well.
“How so ? Has it already started to talk ?”
“It doesn’t stop talking. By the way, Dad, are you still having sex with the youg lady secretary ?”
“Who told you that ?”
“The dog !”
“Know something ? Leave the dog at Paris and come…
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Symbolic move to scare people away
Because Denmark found it had to need tighter immigration rules Martin Henriksen, immigration spokesman for the populist DPP, used the debate to call for an extension of the border controls that have currently been introduced on a temporary basis.
Copy of “the Independent” cartoon in the article about Human rights groups who also objected to measures delaying family reunifications (2016 January 27)
Do we have to say “After more than ” or “it took only” three hours of debate to have the minority Liberal Party government’s bill adopted by 81 votes to 27, with the support of the opposition Social Democrats and the anti-immigration Danish People’s Party (DPP)? One politician abstained and 70 others were absent.
This shows clearly how the majority of Denmark is feeling about people in need coming to safer places, like Denmark and Germany.
Johanne Schmidt-Nielsen, of the opposition left Red-Green Alliance, argued that the measures taken are
a symbolic move to scare people away.
The United Nations warned the measures would “fuel fear and xenophobia” but Danish politicians claimed they were
“about creating equality between migrants and Danes”.
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The tough measures such as confiscating refugees’ valuables to pay for their stay and delaying family reunification to three years, are not worthy for a free democratic state.
Denmark’s prime minister has warned that the 1951 United Nations treaty governing the rights of refugees might need updating. After Sweden imposed identity checks for travellers coming from Denmark, Denmark did the same along its border with Germany. Hungary had already built a razor-wire fence along its border with Croatia. {NYT}
Denmark and all the other European countries can and should take other measures to avoid the influx of refugees to the more wealthy countries of Europe. Last year, a record 21,300 refugees entered Denmark, one of the highest rates per capita in the EU, but Germany has to face more entrants and public opinion is also under pressure in that country.
Nils Muiznieks, the Council of Europe Commissioner for Human Rights, wrote to Denmark’s immigration minister to oppose the property seizures.
“I believe that such a measure could amount to an infringement of the human dignity of the persons concerned,”
he said.
The family reunification delays have also been heavily criticised, with Denmark being accused of violating the European Convention on Human Rights.
Jonas Christoffersen, the director of the Danish Institute for Human Rights, told Al Jazeera:
“The right of refugees to be reunited with their family is protected by numerous international conventions ratified by Denmark. We believe the government is overstepping international law by implementing this bill.”
Liberal and left-wing EU parliamentarians criticised the proposed bill and took aim at a new provision in Danish law that would delay family reunification for up to three years for people in need of temporary protection.
“This law … goes completely in the wrong direction,”
Cornelia Ernst, a far-left German politician, said on Monday.
Amnesty International said the country had started a “race to the bottom” as support for refugees continues to wane across Europe.
“To prolong the suffering of vulnerable people who have been ripped apart from their families by conflict or persecution is plain wrong,”
John Dalhuisen, its Europe and Central Asia Director said.
“This is a sad reflection of how far Denmark has strayed from its historic support of international norms enshrined in the Refugee Convention.
“European states must stop this dismal race to the bottom and begin to meet their international obligations, by upholding refugees’ human rights and dignity. Anything less is a betrayal of our common humanity.”
Liberal Party spokesman Jakob Ellemann-Jensen defended their proposition by telling CNN’s Christiane Amanpour last month:
“All Danish citizens and refugees coming here receive universal health care; you receive education from preschool to university, and you receive elderly care; you receive language training and integration training free of charge, paid for by the government.”
The only demand that we set to measure this is if you have the means to pay for your housing and for your food — regardless of whether you are a Dane or whether you are a refugee — then you should.”
Similar laws exist in Switzerland and Germany, according to officials there. Dozens of cases were reported in Switzerland of migrants’ assets being confiscated to fund their living expenses, although in Germany it was unclear if, or how widely, the policy was enforced.
According to CNN many in socially liberal Denmark say they are appalled by the law, which the U.N. Refugee Agency has called
“an affront to (refugees’) dignity and an arbitrary interference with their right to privacy.”
Wiebke Keson, a 72-year-old Danish refugee center volunteer, said she was “shocked” by the notion of confiscating jewelry.
“Since I’m German, I was immediately thinking about our own history,”
she said, voicing a common criticism that the policy echoes Nazi confiscations of Jewish valuables.
The refugee camp in Thisted (Photo the Telegraph)
A Syrian family was stopped by the police at Padborg Station in Denmark, near the German border, en route to Sweden last year. Credit Mauricio Lima for The New York Times
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A stain of shame for the European Union
Denmark votes in favour for a Discriminatory Nazi law
Danish MPs approve seizing valuables from refugees
Denmark adopts controversial law to seize asylum seekers’ valuables
Denmark approves law on seizing refugees’ valuables and delaying family reunions
Danish Law Requires Asylum Seekers to Hand Over Valuables
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Zandstorm
Zandstormen kunnen letterlijk en figuurlijk voorvallen. In welke mate komen wij onderweg, te voet, op de fiets, in de wagen, maar ook in onze dromen en in ons hart zandstormen tegen?
Meermaals in ons leven hebben wij de wind tegen en krijgen wij zand en tranen in onze ogen. Laten wij het zand ons niet hopeloos bedekken zodat wij niet meer zichtbaar zijn voor anderen maar ook niet meer onszelf kunnen vinden in de bergen zand.
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Comic: The Last Time I Felt Accepted For Who I Am
Lost Love
I know what it feels like to be loved for who I really am. I wasn’t hiding then. I wasn’t faking then. You loved me and accepted me. You may have gone away, but the feelings stay with me in my heart forever.
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Backbone
Bending over backwards for others may give you the attention you need, but it won’t provide you with the attention you deserve! In order to live the life you want, grow a backbone and learn to say no!
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The Happiest People
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Most people assume the happiest people are the ones who have the most of everything! But in reality, the happiest people are the ones who make the most out of everything they have.
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