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Chapter 8

What came first - the hen or the egg   

Many are apt to seek the explanation to the distorted development of the thoughts, in the world of ideas and in the ideologies. My estimation is that:

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.

It was not easy to get an agreement with the Zar of Russia at the Congress of Vienna 1814-1815 after the Napoleonic Wars, when Europe was divided and planned obvious would some say in a rather peculiar way. In the end of the 1800s and in the beginning of the 1900s the oil-extraction in Russia developed to something that could be compared with that of the monopolist in USA. Actually Russia developed away from a pure agriculture state to a modern industrial power in that period. Then the revolution came in 1917. Zar Nicolai and his family were murdered by order of the new rulers in june 1918.

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.

The phenomenons as descibeed here automatically lead to a society of scarcity of everything the day workers cannot pay more tax, and the deficits of the state and the municipals is not financed any longer.

Remember the threats against Sweden and also Finland, when the rulers tried to make the Danish believe in the European Union in 1992. The citizens in Denmark coming from most foreign regions on the Earth plus those foreigners, who were given the Danish citizenship, and their children have nearly taken over the whole public so-called welfare, which really is an inferior edition of wealth created by the Danish citizens. The working citizens pay for the public welfare, but they pay much too much. In 1998 more than 150 billions kr. of 650 billions kr. were consumed by the foreigners or paid as interest on state debt that the citizens have not even contracted or really known anything about. Now the rulers transfer the result to the foreigner, which have not paid anything to get it.

They could pull the legs of the Danes, because they did it in the right order.

I repeat: If there had been good order in the economy, and the same in the finances of Denmark, it has not been possible for example with the immigrants as the last tool to crowd out the Danes. The Danes would on the account of the debt in 1960s - the false and the true - have had to pay some of their possibility to consume to the creditors, but the Danes had never by their free will paid the whole and given Denmark to the foreigners. On the other hand the highest ranging can remove the transfered private consumption and the public consumptions by taxation from the Danes, and then hand over the rights, and by this the country to peoples from foreign nations at last.

That is what they do.    

Public expenditures on the immigrants

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.

Carefully and very simple accountings show that more than the half of what the Dane is paying in personal income tax is used for interest payments and repayments on a debt that the Dane has not even contracted, or it is used on the foreigners stay in Denmark. 74 % - perhaps 79 % - of the immigrants was on social security/welfare i 1995-2000 - the authorities mention the figure 40%, but they convenient forget either the receivers of social welfare or the unemployed who are members of an unemployment fund. These are the real figures i the period 1995-2000. Let us show an example from June 2000. We cannot reach the true result further. Without proper information it is very difficult. And I have to underline that never was my duty to informe on these subjects, if the responsible authorities had done their duties.

June 2nd the Danish tabloid BT refers journalist A. J. van der Stern of Telegraaf by: "The reaction of Danish Minister on the critics that Dutch journalists gives me a renewed hope for the future. The Dutch policy has failed in every way".

Among several other things our former Minister of Internal Affaires Karen Jespersen was refered of have told the tv-viewers in Holland that the unemployment among immigrants in Denmark was 14.6 % all in all, and 20.2 % among immigrants from "lesser developed countries" in 1999.

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).

CRITIC MEANS NOTHING IN DENMARK ANYMORE

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

Truth is the opposite to lies

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.

In 1998 our former Minister of Economy maintained that the foreigners had a much smaller part of their group included in the group of laborforce, of which members must supply themselves to the labor market. We asked if the other received any social security. They did not answered. But OECD had to correct our Minister of Economy, and media then told that the foreigners were 3½ times more unemployed than the Danes in 1998. Still we did not get the correct number or the correct procent.

The Minister of Social Affaires alarms

Jyllandsposten, September 10th 1999

Every third on social security is a foreigner

extract:

’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.

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Information om Danmark

Lecture of Danish immigrations-economy

No. 1

In the extraction of the article mentioned above we will concentrate on:

”The immigrants make up only 6 % of the population, but 30 % of those who receive long term social security”

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.

 If we concentrate on the possible explanations 1, 2 og 3, and at the same time take the total public expenditures, it is possible to make a rough estimate, and draw a picture of the load of the foreigners. The responsibles could have used the advanced ID-number, but they refused. Here you have to remember that the expenditures include not only the payment, but also the expenditures concerning service offered by civilian servants. We are so lucky that we have such an account called the functional distribution of  public expenditures of the nation. Repayment and reimbursement of payment do not disturb the account.

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.

The share of immigrants is not smaller than 10% in Denmark (1999), possibly a great deal larger.

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.

By the accounting of the foreigners’ load you have to account not just the cost which directly can be connected to the target group. They are a burden on all entries like the Danes with a few exceptions. It is the special cost that means all the costs which would not had been without the immigrants. Earlier we have seen calculation of burdens of the students, of our older citizens and and of our children. The load-budget has also been used within the hospital service, as mentioned, so don’t to call our accouting something it is not.

Shares of the target group, frequency, resource-burden is central concepts here.

A couple of examples:

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).

Statistical Ten years survey 1999 from Denmark’s Statistical Bureau include the following table of expenditures (an extract of years):

Functional distribution. Expenditures in  tax-financed sectors and service

 

 

 

 

           (mio.dkr.) by function and year.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

1993

1995

1997

1998

 

 

 

 

 

 Total

549836

603283

637683

652709

 Functional distr. expend. total, subtotal

484796

537169

573308

591157

 Superior public duties, subtotal

65485

71571

77505

82625

 General public duties, subtotal

39436

43456

47743

52544

 General administration

16831

18525

19844

21330

 The relation to foreign countries

20986

23002

25460

28912

 Other

1619

1929

2439

2302

 Defence a.o.

17789

18309

19410

19124

 Public order and security

8260

9805

10352

10957

 Society and social, subtotal

371127

415357

441775

454740

 Education, subtotal

68752

73616

83432

88492

 The Schools

28756

30922

35279

37796

 The youth-educations

13328

16206

18288

19243

 Higher educations

13993

15302

16009

16823

 Grown up education special educ.

10144

8229

10718

11795

 Services related to education

733

651

681

688

 Administration

1758

2226

2386

2071

 Other

40

79

71

76

 Health service, subtotal

50310

52743

57480

59965

 Hospitals a.o.

36083

38576

42390

45044

 Individual health service

13142

13131

14269

13840

 Administration

708

771

793

902

 Other

378

266

28

179

 Social safety and security, subtal

229277

264128

273839

278843

 Safety service

166672

194920

196315

197826

 Welfare service

55081

60628

68075

71196

 Administration

7501

8522

9376

9722

 Other

23

58

73

98

 Home a.o.

9310

8877

9469

9770

 Relation to home

6994

5674

5721

5857

 Society planning

440

887

922

846

 Sanitary services

1416

1822

2313

2555

 Other

460

495

513

511

 

            Religious, recreative og culturel  services

 

 

 

 

Subtotal

13478

15992

17555

17670

 Religious  services

3450

4527

5038

5201

 Recreative  services

4378

4782

5194

5258

 culturel services

5509

6506

7076

6937

 Other

141

176

248

273

 Business-economic relations, subtotal

48183

50242

54028

53793

 Energy supply

1262

2338

2738

3034

 Agriculture, forestry and fishing a.o.

3661

2443

3563

3640

 Raw material extraction, industry,entrepreneers,

 

 

 

 

construction

2447

2012

2514

2067

Traffic and communication, subtotal

21666

25584

25309

24842

 Roads and transportation

14428

16256

15601

15172

 Waterways og harbors

314

423

428

456

 Collektiv transport

6917

8884

9257

9193

 Other

7

21

23

21

 Trade and service plus general

 

 

 

 

Business development, subtotal

19147

17864

19903

20210

 General  business development

2019

2515

2233

1327

 Trade and service a.o.

17121

15340

17659

18873

 Other

8

9

11

11

 Non-functional distributed, subtotal

65040

66114

64375

61552


The expenditures above have defrayed all in all. Now we shall try to estimate, how much of those expenditures are caused by the immigrants. Of the 52 entries of the functional distribution we could take out one single in the year 1998:

 

Safety service: 197.826 mio kr. It has got italic and accentuated in the table from Danmarks Statistik.

If we assume that the foreigners receive the same payment in average as the Danish, the result following the Socialminister and the information from Danmarks Statistik.... (but take good care, the entries in the  functionel distribution are not specified alike in the Ten Years Review every year - that secure the camouflage):

0.30 * 197.826 mio kr.= dkr. 59.347,8 mio or dkr. 59,3 bill. or should we use another percent than 30% You also have to remember that the foreigners do not a very large share of the group in ages of the pensioners.

The Minister of Economy have had to admit that foreigners are 3½ times as often unemployed compared with the Danish in average. Do I then calculate (with 6 %?) 3½ * 0.06 * 71.196 mio. kr. = 15 mia. or should I rather calculate 3½ * 0.10 * dkr. 71.196 mio. =dkr. 24.9 billions?

The unemployment is also accounted and presented in very misleading way in Denmark.

Click: http://www.lilliput-information.com/ledig.html to get the documentation in a Danish version.

Click back, when you can read enough.

The rest of entries could be treated in the same way with judisious consideration of relevance, invaria-bility according to the receivers, to group-share, frequence and ressource-load for both Danish and immigrants.

For example we know that foreigners are represented 3 times as often in the prisons than should be expected according to their share of the population. At worst places in the prisons 30-40% are immi-grants.

This means 3*0.06, when we use the official immigrant-share chosen by the Social Minister. If you would like check these ’3 times’ click here: http://www.lilliput-information.com/krim.html that is a documentation in Danish version. Click back, when you have read enough.

If the burden of each in average – related to the resources – is also larger when account for immigrants you have to take this into your account too.

Another example:

In Aarhus they used 1,75 times more on children of the immigrants (ch. the public budget in nursery schools 1989)

If we assume that just something like this applies to the prisons, in the police and in the rest of the juridical system the share of the expenditures will be: 1.75*3*0.06 = 31.5% Or should I rather calculate: 1.75*3*0.10 = 52.5% , when choose the more correct foreigner-share.

If doubt that there is used so much energy on the foreigners i juridical system, you should click:

http://www.lilliput-information.com/dom.html  (in Danish) Click back, when you have read enough.

Shall we say dkr. 10,957 mio. * 0.315= dkr. 3.45 bill. or rather  52.5% * dkr. 10,597 mio.

If this calculation is made serious and with precaution you reach the result, the immigrant-load in 1998 was more dkr. 100 billions.

 

You will perhaps subtract the tax-payment of the immigrant. That is fine, if we just know what we are talking about. 84 % of the immigrant are unemployed.

The authorities in Denmark told us in 1995 that the load was dkr. 10.3 billions, and the fameous Børsens Nyhedsmagasin told us that we earn a lot of money by having them here. One of the so-called critical parties in our parliament calculated the cost result to dkr. 30 billions a year in 1995. Let us take the last mentioned sum. 30 billions is less than 5% of the total budget (cf. above). The share of the immigrants are officially in 1999 7.4% This mean that the Danishs is much more expensive to the state in average. But this is not true. You have just learn that the immigrants are 3½ times more unemployed and 3 times more in prison. Ergo, the information the critical party is just another camouflage-lie. In period 1993-1998 the public expenditures increased by more than 100 billions. Ask a Danish if he agree with you, when you maintain that Danish in same period have got so much more service and necessary care.

“But take good care, yourself, when you ask him.”

When members of Norwegian Storting (the Norwegian Parliament) needed to know more about the immigrant-load in Norway, they contacted Information of Denmark.

You have to understand that the immigration to Denmark in reality expanded totally wild with a new law that opened the country totally in 1983. The first 15 year our good leaders told us that the foreign people were refugies, and that they should return home, when peace has been restored in their homelands. But they did not return. From 1994 we were told that we needed employees, especially in the IT-industry - while 18-24% of Danes were unemployed. 75% of immigrants are still coming from muslim, less developed countries.

 

From ideology to reality

An obstinate and persistent propaganda about an idea from 1930s bore fruit. Very well, a better system of hospital-treatment and new schools did not seem to be the worst. But it certainly did not stop here. The ideology had got off the ground, and ideologies always continue towards the clouds, from where you perhaps are aware of that it is not easy to listen to and to look at the Earth.

 

The system of welfare in Denmark built on services and transfers as private right, but arranged with collective financing, so that the originators of the project imagined that individuals of the society should receive a little more from the society than they actually paid in taxes. This was of course nonsense, because the public cannot give you anything, before it has collected it via taxes[7], printed too many notes or borrowed the money.

 

 

Welfare and Globalization in an European context

In Ireland the export income was 7.5 times larger than the public transfers to unemployed, expelled and pensioners in 2004. In Denmark 1.95 times.

Welfare + Globalization – Ideology = Future

Denmark as an example: Population 5,427,459 – a little smaller than Berlin or Paris distributed on larger area

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The chairman of the headmasters’ union Peter Kuhlmann confirmed April 9 2006:

”… that the new reform of the gymnasium has not tempted more in the gymnasium to choose the scientific subjects. That is caused by lack of well-qualified scientific education in the Folkeschool…”

 

Welfare and globalization are closely connected problems, the gained sources of finance from globalization is the basis of welfare. An overall solution of the two parts in the Danish reality is the presumption to get any of them solved.

Welfare is almost totally tax-financed transfers and public services in Denmark, i.e. the payments and the services are private rights but the finance is collective.

 

In other European countries nations the principle of insurance is much more dominating, i.e. also individual financing. Globalization is a new smart word for the international competition. Even where the principle of insurance is leading the development there is heavy considerations of what to do to secure the home front.

 

Shifting Danish governments have built up the welfare system over a period of 40 years, developed the society further or chosen to dismantle it. By this the country has come in a situation, where we will hit natural stops of financing the welfare a few years from now. Taxation yield cannot finance the welfare, and the rate of taxation, the prices on the export goods and the state debt stops the development also via globalization.

 

To increase the share on the labour market in order to increase the yield from taxation is one strong side; and strong interests try to make us believe in this one-sided solution. That a much bigger production is needed is simply totally ignored.

 

It is central to make it attractive to establish new businesses and to extend the part of the existing that are fit for the development with strong international competition and welfare. 

 

The welfare in Denmark cannot be financed, if the country as the country has been structured has to continue to export to get enough income of which the welfare must be financed.

 

From this starting point the way must be found, regardless what you may have learnt of or misused of John Maynard Keynes’s works and apart from this have learnt of welfare-ideological assumption-logic. There are a few possibilities of choise to adapt, but not a lot, and it is certainly an urgent matter. Export-incomes simply have to be gained. At the same time the total consumption has to be reduced, simply to because there is too little capital in the sector of production.

It has become advantageous to invest the capital outside the production in Denmark or invest it abroad. This implies that more than 594,112 (in 2004) or more than 22 p.c. are unemployed or expelled, cf. table 2 and table 1 respectively below.

Globalization means that the countries outside Western Europe actually have become more able to take over a lot the productions that earlier had been in clover here. Outside Western Europe and USA you do not have a fully developed industrial society, and even enriched or loaded with a welfare system.

The development of globalization has been active since the early 1980s, where outsourcing began from USA. The businesses reflag, establish new firms in Eastern European and Asian areas, where the cost level is substantial lower than here, or the foreign countries start businesses that as time goes by easily drive out the most wage-heavy Western businesses of competition.

  

The respective governments in the Europe must try to adapt to this reality, even though it perhaps might be regarded as substantial deviation from at least one ideological project, when you look carefully at the welfare and also at EU. 

It is not possible to fight against the globalization with other means than bloc and import policy that just postpone the pain for the time being or end up in regimes fare from democracy. EU is such an experiment to restrain the competition from outside. And as EU is an ideological project it obvious continues its rather hopeless battle against the development. The same for all the other ideological conscious. They imagine they fight globalization, that they have completely misunderstood, and they believe the governments in the rich countries have started globalization as an ideological project, if not it must – in their imagination - be the result entirely of the liberalistic way of thinking. It is not. While the economic summit of the world are at a meeting indoor the demonstrations are active outdoor. That the participants in the summit-meeting try to find protection against the worst effects of globalization that developing and the less developed countries actually benefit from is far from understood among the demonstrators in the streets outside. You can also say that the countries that take up the challenge have not yet reached a level of development or dismantling as the situation in most the Western countries.

The fact is however that the swing of the pendulum leads the development to the countries that from their own points of view need development, and away from the West that will develope or dismantle, if no big changes are to take place in the way the responsible think and act in the West. All ideology still harms here.

 

Farewell to the ideologies – or collapse

Immigration to Western Europe built on an ideology or view of the world: by moving the many poor and oppressed in the Third world to the Western world the problems world wide would be solved, they imagine. That figures, numbers of births uncover the dimensions of the project, and it’s impossible success does not enter the brains of ideologists, because figures and logic is realismidealism attend to moods, feelings including false sentimentality as the subject to be directed from.  

A lot of businesses were/are very much interested in getting cheap labour force in to press the wages to a more tolerable level, the money wages had been forced through by strong unions – often monopolies – while the taxes as never before rose at the same time to make it possible for the welfare-elite to develop its project towards the clouds.

The business interest of lower rates of wage was no ideology, even though the ideological liberal way of thinking rather has to be blamed in another connection as we shall see.

It appeared however that chiefly immigrants without the needed qualifications went to Western Europe from the Middle East, South Asia and Africa. A few coped with the labour market, but the big majority were let in, and just draw extra from the welfare that has been built up without any demand from the ordinary citizens by the Danish ambitious ideologists. 

The Danish Welfare Commission has in the May-report 2005 shown that immigrants consume more than three times more of the public budget compared with the Danish relatively to their percentage part of the population. [compare with the Welfare Commission in Boersen December 1 th 2005].    

 

That distribution of ages influences this fact is in a realistic analysis without any relevance to the problem. Even the government has proven this in Denmark (in it’s thinktank the Rockwool-foundation). Much of what was expected from this project has not been fulfilled, compare with: http://www.lilliput-information.com/six.html

Immigrants draw 40 p.c. of the social welfare, the earlier Minister of Social Affaires Henriette Kjaer was referred to have reported May 1th 2005: www.filtrat.dk. And Aarhus municipality: “58 p.c. of the immigrants on social welfare and alike are unfitted for work – the politicians are upset”.

 

The liberal wing cannot reject that the imagination about the free movement of the labour force was tried in EF/EU (read details below). It was an ideological miss, an imbalance that has to be rectified, if it is possible. It was however easy to reach agreement with other in the ideological family about this theme. The International has sung the song about people that could settle down, where they were pleased in order finally to hear the trumpets of Jerico or Judgments Day. 

 

But there is always mistakes in the ideological problems. After the collapse of the Eastern Bloc it ought to be obvious to anyone what ideology – every ideology – leads to. But no, now almost incredible numbers of civil servants were employed and a whole so-called industry of refugees grew up. And this automatically lead to tax-payment to all those who had built up the welfare system, to those acting in the welfare system, and to those protecting the unworried continuing of the system from the beginning of the 1980s with a Danish Foreigners’ Law with a jurisdiction extended to whole world and with turned up burden of proof.  

In the period 1960-2001: Tax-payments more than doubled, and the state debt was multiplied 9.7 times accounted in fixed prices, the number of helpers doubled while the number that needed help was multiplied with three, and the original population decreased every year from 1968. Documentation: http://www.lilliput-information.com/engvelg.html

In spite of these facts the song sounded that the immigration created employment, and this was what was needed, the ideology-mislead leaders maintained. Latest the song has changed to that we need the workforce, and that is the reason why we have to have more immigrants. Perhaps it should be well-qualified immigrants this time, but the question still is: Where are they expected to come from? We certain do not need employment that further limits the saleable production and the export is my answer.

 

It was income from export to pay our very expensive welfare system that was needed.

 

Already from 1968 there was a birth-deficit among the Danes every year[8]. This will succeed in the long run when you have a system, where payments and finance are arranged in a way that they should equalized between the citizens in a lifetime. In the first decade of the 21st  century big shares of older people appear because of this birth-deficit, and this big share of elderly come at the same time as the workforce decreases caused by decreased accession. Additionally we have the problem of globalization that actually has become a much bigger hurdle to overcome caused by the many ideological mistakes.  

  

Competing ideologies created a fateful arrangement 

In the period while the economy-consideration still were debated publicly among the political selected (until about the midd 1980s) you could frequently hear about e.g. import and export rates as respectively the share of GNP that the import respectively the export accounted for of the total disposal amount.

This worried the responsible, because especially in Denmark we had to import so much to create the necessary export using our skills. Denmark was/is very vulnerable towards inflation. And it came, and it became unpopular at last even among its earlier strongest spokesmen. It was caused by - inspired by John Maynard Keynes’s theory bits – a public surplus-consumption that rised its share from 14 p.c. to 28 p.c. of GNP that was even tripled in the period.[9] Reality showed itself.

We also were expected to understand that the vulnerability of the country has disappeared since we entered EU, that ideological was thought of as an almost self-sufficient bloc a la USA. 

The Danish national account is defective caused by ideological fragments, primery originating from John Maynard Keynes’ works, that was built into the Danish national account by Viggo Kampmann. That is the reason why we will not use this account very much. The defective fragments were built in while Viggo Kampmann was a civil servant. Later on he became Prime Minister from 1960 to 1962.   

 

Denmark is a country that from the course of nature has not given us much more to supply than agriculture production in newer times. Relatively late there was however created an industrial establishment that gradually took the lead in the foreign trade and the income after WW2. An effective system of schools and education was just the condition of that to happen.  

Then the abrupt radical change came (but put into plans long before) to the total system of education in the 1960, because the task was to built up a tax-financed and ideology-ruled system of welfare and a massive public sector belonging together. A public sector to solve a lot of problems that almost nobody outside the leading welfare-elite had understood they had[10].

An obstinate and persistent propaganda about an idea from 1930s bore fruit. Very well, a better system of hospital-treatment and new schools did not seem the worst. But it certainly did not stop here. The ideology had got off the ground, and ideologies always continue towards the clouds, from where you a aware of that it is not easy to listen to and to look at the Earth.

A small supplement:

The economic reality is that it is the producers in every society who drive the economy forwards, savings is regarded as the fuel of this process.

What the consumers – private and public – give out does not start the economy, but perhaps it maintains the plant. The other thing has never happened, and will never happen. Sometimes we hear economy-commentators report that the expenditures spend on private consumption amounts to a certain percent of the entire demand. We also hear a lot of nonsense about consumer-expectations. To give the reader an impression that almost the opposite is deciding the following is mentioned: In the end the 1920s the private consumption in USA amounted to just 8.5 p.c. of the producers’ total expenditures. I.e. consumption of factors for production was 12 times bigger than the private consumption.

The process of production consists of a lot of complex stages – a lot more today. It is a necessary implication of this that total combined expenditures at all those stages/levels have to substantial exceed the expenditures of consumption. As an illustration you might imagine that total capital apparatus gradually transformed to final consumption; this could just happen in a period of several years (here 12). What has been paid on consumption – private as well as public – originate from production, while production originate from capital included expenditures on factors for production, of which wage-pay is a central factor-pay, that in the first link originate from savings. Therefore, the more savings the more real capital is created and accumulated in order to produce and consume more.  

You could accept the following fact:Government expenditures and private consumption do not stimulate, but drain the economy. That is true regardless if you find these expenditures fair or you do not. This is deciding to understand. 

The results of changing ideologic treatement can be read

 

Table 1 

Not working outside the working ages in 2004

[The workforce that supply themselves on labour market: 2,867,000]

 

Outside the labour market

Folk-Pensioners

749,435

Early retirement pensioners[11]

269,135

In between early retirement and

Folk-pensioners     

205,761

Total

1,224,331

 

Source : New from Denmark’s Statistics: No 326, 29 July 2005

 

Table 2

Not working in the working ages (16-66 years) in 2004

In the working ages 16-66 years

Registred unemployed

335,000

Clients of social security

144,000

Revalidents

26,748

Municipal activated

49,268

Job center-activated

19,269

On leave

7,535

On yield of unemployment

12.302

Total

594,142

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Source : New from Denmark’s Statistics: No 326, 29 July 2005 [12]

 

Total tabel 1 og Tabel 2 : 1,818,473

 

Table 3

Other receivers of public transfers and public civil servants in 2004:

 

Receivers of sickness- and childbirth benefits

423,858  

Public employed

874,500

Total

1,298,358

 

Total of table 1, table 2 and table 3 number of receivers of transfers as basis of living and public employed: 3,116,831 of a population of 5,427,459

 

To reach the total number of the population the number of healthy employed in saleable production and about 1 mio. children and young ones less than 18 years have to be added, and the number of receivers of sickness- and childbirth benefits in the public sector have to be subtracted, some of the last mentioned and some of young ones less than 18 years are obviously included in number mentioned above.

 

Public running costs: 771.6 bill. dkr. in 2004 and 801,6 bill. dkr. (budget 2006)

Of this transfers: 336.7 bill. dkr. in 2004 and 375,4 bill. dkr. (budget 2006)

Export income totally: 656.6 bill. dkr. in 2004 and 663.1 bill. dkr. (budget 2006) 

Source : New from Denmark’s Statistics: No 30, 24 January 2006

Source : New from Denmark’s Statistics: No 131, 29 March 2006

 

Just one comparing example:

In Ireland the export income was 7.5 times larger than the public transfers to unemployed, expelled and pensioners in 2004. In Denmark the factor was 1.95.  Source: http://www.cso.ie/statistics/expend_social_welfare.htm and http://www.cso.ie/statistics/botrade.htm

Denmark has larger public running costs than export income. Of every dkr of export income 0.51 dkr. is used on transfers, and of every dkr. of export income 0.66 dkr. is used on public running costs, mostly transfers and public wages.

Without further you conclude that the export income that we want to increase in order to make free scope for the financing on home front, is not officially expected to increase in the same rate as the public running costs and the public transfers.  

 

The export is just used as an indicator here, and with this comparison it is relatively easy to compare the figures in this reading with the corresponding results in other countries that have done much better, Ireland, Iceland and the Czech Republic.

With 2,867,000 in the workforce in 2004 distributed on 594,192 unemployed and expelled, 874,500 public employees and about 1,400,000 in saleable production subtracted all in all 423,858 receivers of sickness- and childbirth benefits the society cannot continue to finance the welfare payments and also finance the needed expenditures concerning 1,224,331 pensioners and alike in reality outside the labour market. The last number even increases relatively and not just the intake, but also the workforce itself are expected to drop absolutely.  

The official number in the workforce in period 2001-2005 has been reduced by more than 30,000. The official number outside the workforce has been increased by more than 50,000 in the same period. Even more distance between a smaller workforce and a increasing number in the ages of pension is expected. According to Erhvervsbladet 4 Marsh 2006 10 out of 14 Labour Market Councils estimate that the workforce will fall by 8,000 more in the year 2007. The Danish Welfare Commission prognosticated 350,000 fewer in the workforce and 400,000 more in the group of pensioners in the year 2040, if the parameters of development is maintained as today. This implies a budget deficit of about 100 bill. dkr. a year.

6 April 2006 Danish union of Employers reports that 50,000 will leave the labour market as pensioners and alike the next 4 years. Assumed their jobs are not filled by others, this implies a lost of income and lost a extra public expenditure of about 15 bill. dkr. a year in 4 years.   

One thing is that the employees are expelled from workforce, another is that the scale of groups of ages is staggered substantial in the future caused by ageing and the lack of intake to the workforce – caused by the low birth rate since 1968, and later on the immigration that demonstrably three times as often as for the Danes leads to receivers of transfers from the young ages in even second and third generation: http://www.lilliput-information.com/six.html#_ftn5 , according to the Danish Welfare Commission in Boersen 1 November 2005, and former Socialminister Henriette Kjær 1 May 2005, read below.

 

In the groups early pensioners cf. table 1 and other not-working in the ages 16-66 years cf. table 2 there were 863,277 of which about 100,000 treatment-demanding mentally ill, prostitutes, treatment-demanding alcoholics, drug-misusers and homeless, according to the Danish Welfare Commission, source: Analysis Report, May 2004, chapter 9.

Immigrants and their later descendants in all generations are according to the Danish Welfare Commission represented 3 times as often when it comes to draw on the public sector, and the groups on early retirement also have surplus-representation compared with their share of the population.

The Rockwool Foundation reported in 2001 that 36 p.c. of the non-Western women in Denmark supply themselves on labour market; among the Danish women 72 p.c. supply themselves. I.e. 64 p.c. of the non-Western women are not disposal for the labour market. Of those about 13,000 did not receive public transfers, according to Ritzaus 10 Marsh 2005 (one year later, of course), but the rest received early retirement pension and alike. They are on the other hand underrepresented in the group of Folk-pensioners, and in the receiver group in between, where their share amount to about 10 p.c. against the Danes’ 22.6 p.c.

If we stick to the correction of foreigner account of 25 years on http://www.lilliput-information.com/uscan.html (most foreign foreigners about 13 p.c.), the share of most foreign immigrants and descendants among the unemployed and the expelled: 3 multiplied with about 13 p.c. equal about 40 p.c. This is their draw on the services and the payments. This figure was confirmed by former Social Minister Henriette Kjaer who reported this concerning the social security (cf. above).

[In addition third check of our correction to the number of foreigners in Denmark]

The estimated number of foreign receivers in the working ages, cf. table 1 and table 2: not less than : (594,142 + 269,235)*0.40 = 345,351 

I.e. not less than 345,000 of the receivers of transfers in the working ages were immigrants and their descendants in 2004 [today more like 100,000 more], and 458,000 were Danes.  

 

Increased saleable production and export – the system of welfare reformed 

 If the welfare as we have known it for 40 years, shall be preserved, the country necessary has to be prepared for the reorganization towards the strong international competition globally. The immigration is the liberal and international ideological part of. Therefore substantial changes have to be introduced. These changes must perhaps be bigger than changes from vegetable to animal production in the last half of the 1800s under the European agriculture crisis.

In reality the crisis then arose caused by the carrying capacity of American rails made possible by the new processes of performing hard steal. The freight rates a ton dropped immense, and lead to an advantage of competition for the American grain coming far away from the Midd West finally to be supplied in Europe at substantial lower prices on both bread grain and feeding grain. This had nothing to do with ideology. It was simply an invention. The PC was also an invention.   

 

It will be almost impossible to make changes among the politicians as the VKR-government accepted the ideological welfare policy already in 1968, and also because no politician will risk his skin, and everybody knows it might be their turn to take responsibility of necessity after a change of government.

 

Therefore all will participate with small bits and aim at that the others to face the music, when the projects as here have long-term impacts. In addition more than 60 p.c. of voters are employed by the public, sent on daily benefits or social security.The system then continues until it dissolves itself – precisely like other ideological projects – or are stopped by the creditors.

You might expect small adjustments without any real impacts in the political space. And this will with mathematical certainty lead the country directly to the state’s bankruptcy, where the welfaresystem shall being abolished randomly stick by stick, when we assume that the war does not come, before quickly increasing deficits on the public budget are realized. At the same time we will experience falling export incomes, and the outsourcing will increase further caused by the neglected tax-decreased, even quicker wastage from the workforce coming from both the increase in the group of pensioner, the expelling from the workforce, and the lacking intake to the workforce in the other end.

The ideologists will continuing maintain that peace and no danger are ruling, and the last 20 p.c. will never discover/admit anything has happened, even after the war.

Nevertheless it must right to point at some ways that could save the system that a lot of people have got used to is ruling, and that among other things decide their rent. Some of it must be suggested dismantled, because the development has shown that it does not have the impacts they used as an argument including the benefits that was assumed when the system was arranged.  

 

When it is officially maintained that the purpose of the ongoing (May 2006) agreement attempts concerning the welfare-negotiations unbalanced should be to get more individuals into the workforce, then it will just effect the yield of taxation in upward direction, and at the same time even increase the incentives to accept more immigration, i.e. and inflow at a higher speed.  

 

Well then, the questions of globalization and of welfare has not been linked. This will undoubtedly be fateful. More tax-payments to finance the welfare do not solve any of the problems fundamentally. The complex of problems is even getting worse, as we shall see. Perhaps the catastrophe is being postponed a little, and this is in every case almost the longest engaged professional politicians a prepared to go in the thoughts and actions, when something big has to happen in their world building mostly on party loyalty fare from reality.

Let us take their words for granted: More to the workforce, i.e. more who supply themselves on the labour market than today. Does this implies more jobs in saleable production, or does it imply more public employed (is to answered below) 

 

Areas of problems

1. Childbirths in Denmark: 

a. In average the first child is born about the mother’s 28th years – hereafter we are in difficulties to get more children.

b. 15-20 p.c. of the women of age 40 in the Western countries have no children – this figure has increased substantially.

c. The number of abortions has recently risen again to more than 15,000 of a birth cohort of 68,000-70,000.  

As b. concerns it is distinct characterizing for original European being unemployed or expelled from the labour market that they don’t dare to bear children. 

2. Immigrants 

3. European directives and recommendations

4. Welfare arrangements, generally

5. Educations and research

6. Income-tax reductions

The taxes have to cover the public expenditures. With increasing intake to group of more than 65 years old, and still fewer in the workforce caused by lacking childbirths and the expelling from the labour market it become impossible to get the yield of taxes to cover the public expenditures. Already in 2010 a deficit on budget of 40 bill. dkr.

If the taxes are increased, the total tax-base of which the taxes are accounted from, and also included in, will be decreased, because the saleable production and the export go down caused by the worsen status of competition.  

 

This might seem like a problem corresponding to squaring the circle, but it is no, as the circle and the square has nothing to do with ideology.

The system of welfare in Denmark built on services and transfers as private right, but arranged with collective financing, so that the originators of the project imagined that individuals of the society should receive a little more from the society than they actually paid in taxes. This was of course nonsense, because the public cannot give you anything, before it has collected it via taxes[13], printed too many notes or borrowed the money. But we skip this detail. We look at the impacts of the way of thinking among the political leaders, and we try to give some instruction of where the system must be cleansed from ideology.   

 

All welfare-ideology, liberalism, internationalism, keynesianism, Europeanism, all ideology must be removed from the ruling Danish welfare-system.

 

1. Childbirths: 

It could given a try to effect the age in which the first child is born and effect the the number of women who give birth – “without sending the women anywhere”.

By the number of children could eventually be increased. The proposal from the government about varying transfers to individual in the education system could perhaps have an effect, even though the proposal in the open was made to increase the number of tax-payers by stimulating the students to finish the education earlier. When we know that a substantial but unknown amount of grants/scholarships are paid to young ones who speculate in these payments, and often change their study with pleasure to maintain the payments, you could say that the arrangement have the same effect as supplementary social security in a number of cases. Some new regulations are not expected to be without effects here, perhaps more is needed (read below).

One proposal of how the number of childbirths can be increased among unemployed and expelled individuals of more than 30 years of age, is to transfer a public payment according to the difference between their present payment and the lowest wage on the labour market for five years, when they give birth to their first child after the mothers 29th year. The payment is effective for both parents.

Total expenditures in connection with abortion that does not have medical or criminal indication must be collected from the miscarrying herself or from the father to the child.

Public measured out and assigned gifts to families with children do increase the incentive to give birth among childless, or gifts to elderly or other marginal groups of voters who could threaten a coming election. This does have any other

explanation than distribution-political causes. In Turkey and Thailand they distribute kitchen-machines before the election. There is not much difference. All these public assigned gifts must re-arranged to lower taxes, that increases the demand for the workforce in an increasing saleable production.

 

2. Immigrants

When 40 p.c. of the unemployed and expelled in the working ages in Denmark belong to a part-population that amount to 13 p.c. totally, it is difficult even for the Danish Welfare Commission to find solutions to financing-problem for the welfare system by manipulating this very large part of the problem in 2006 after 25 years of mass-immigration to be a central part of the solution to the problem in the future.

In other of the government’s thinktanks it is much easier to do so.

 

The immigration still increased from 11,369 new in 2004 to 12,644 new foreign citizens in 2005, of which 9.730 came from areas outside Western Europe, North America, Israel, Japan, Australia and New Zealand.

 

2006 Free immigration:

No doubt, the liberalism will also have concessions after the international has harvested the most of yield from immigration for the last 25 years:

Already before the election in 2001 a so-call green-card-arrangement was introduced. It implies a maximum tax rate of 25 p.c. of the earning for the first three years for foreign, high-educated key-employees. With this taxation the concerned get the same rights and the same admission to the public financed Danish welfare as the Danes who of course must pay the full price. Even such a high price that our saleable products cannot be produced and sold in sufficient amount to finance the welfare in the future. So, you see the leading figures certainly do know what is wrong.

Documentation: http://www.workindenmark.dk/ Taxation/0/1/0

The arrangement has shown itself not to have the intended effects. The reason must be found in the fact that the qualified began immigrating to USA and England in the beginning of the 1980s. 

In the spring of 2006 a new arrangement is being introduced that permits immigrants without further to cross the border to Denmark and look for a job for 6 month, without any formal application. Uncles, cousins, brothers-in-law are already here. 

With Danish voters NO by referendum twice to more EU the Danish politicians compete to secure that Denmark accept the coming EU-rules beforehand:

 

3. EU-directives and recommendations

First step

Interior market 1986 with four freedoms, where products, services, capital and workforce could move freely between the member states from 1. January 1993. All EU-citizens.

Second step

 

Schengen co-operation was decided in 1985 and lead actual to co-operation with Amsterdam-treaty coming into force 1 May 1999. Every border control inside EU was removed. Citizens from other parts of the world in principle got the same right to move around freely. Common minimum rules and regulation of immigration must secure that one member-state not just transfer its burdens to the other member state.

 

Third step:

25 November 2003 where EU-directive was decided: about status of the third-world-immigrants as residents after five years unbroken and legal stay in EU were given free movement in EU too.  

 

Next step

11 January 2005 EU-Commission published a so-called greenbook about the method to manage the economic migration (between member states with e.g. different economic policy) in order to get common rules. A point of view that was strengthened two month later by the publication of another greenbook with the title: ‘Demografic changes – need for a new solidarity between generations’.

7 November 2005 the Commissioner for Justice and Interior Matters, the Italian Franco Fratinni, a USA inspired Green Card-system that gives high educated from the whole world the possibility to gain access and permission to work in all member states.

 

In need of common EU-immigration-policy

 

Tammerfors-declaration 1999, point 18:

The European Union must secure a more justice treatment of third-world-citizens who have taken legal residence in EU. A more effective integration-policy that admits rights and duties that can be compared with those of EU-citizens, and it continues with a Holy Hymn about racism, different treatment, economics, culturel and social relations.

A directive in the summer 2001: About conditions for third-world-citizens’ entry and stay in connection with employment as employees and practicing independent businesses.

Marsh 2004: EU-Directive about the conditions for third-world-citizens entry and stay in connection with studies, other education or apprentice, also called the students’ directive.

A directive: October 2005 the Council decided a directive about special entry-procedure for third-world-citizens in connection with scientific investigation and two other recommendations.

How to go on:

A road map with initiatives to be proposed in the period 2006-2009.

According the refused EU-Constitution (section 51-54) a decided road map meant that the politicians in the member-states practically were not independent as the Danish Constitution strongly presupposes they definitely are in it’s section 56. Practically a road map meant/mean that the politicians were/are bound by this road map declaration, and that they even had/have to work for the realization of the scheduled decisions, and certainly not decide otherwise in their national legislation until the final decision could be made.

The solution is not difficult to see. It just assumes to overcome the ideological scruples. But this task perhaps cannot be overcome before the light has been turned off over Europe.

 

4. Welfare arrangements, generally

The arrangement for transfer-receivers in between early retirement and Folk-pensioners was introduced with an argument that hard physical worn-out on the labour market created a need for early gradually transition to the a pensioner’s life, and in addition it was maintained that this arrangement would substantial reduce the unemployment/expelling among young ones. The arrangement has especially been used by school teachers, pedagogists and library-employees. With increasing duration of life and an transition in progress to generally lesser physical demanding work, the arrangement has become a general early retirement arrangement that already exists.      

It benefits to increase the age-limit for folk-pensioners corresponding to the projection of the longer life time.  

Public finance of cancellation of debt to unemployed and expelled to make it worth to earn money again will certainly be useful. Especially in country where

you are heavily run down, if you loose your job and have debt at the same time.

Different leave arrangements that e.g. give freedom for parents from work in about a year just make the production more expensive without any other ideological aim/need is satisfied. That small businesses do not dare to hire young women in the birth-giving ages must be understood. They almost have to hire and pay for two to get one.

 

5. Educations and research

are extremely central to get arranged realistic. Ideology has replaced teaching in disciplines of tools and of basic skills. It is quickly becoming a catastrophe.

In the areas ‘education’, ‘health’, and ’social care’ 630,000 or 22 p.c. of the total workforce employed in 2001 (according to the Danish Welfare Commission). Precisely how many in each of three sectors and the distribution between kinds of institutions and sizes measured by number of clients, pupils, students, patients is not available information to throw light on. Taken into account that the area has more than doubled since 1960, even accounted by the percentage it takes up of the total GNP we have to have this kind of informations, that might make us able to account some measures of productivity (achievement divided with the amount of resources) and measures of effectivity (objectives related to resources).

Primo April 2005 DR-text-tv reported that education of the children amounts to 30 p.c. of the working hours of Folk-school teachers: This situation has been prepared and created by lots of changed school laws and the union’s agreements of common consent for more decades. It started much higher, not by chance, and was continued for 40 years in Denmark by both liberal and formally more socialistic originators as useful political marionets. It started with basic values of life that had to be changed. The parents was not fit for upbringing, if they did not accepted ideologists’ values. Later on we had to hear the excuse that the pedagogists and the teachers had to take over the upbringer’s role. The parents were actually not fit, if they had not attended a targeting course organized by the knowing masters of mind control: http://www.lilliput-information.com/revo.html (in Danish). The whole history: http://www.lilliput-information.com/engeune.html

(in English) and http://www.lilliput-information.com/wu.html (in English)

Now you perhaps better understand why Dutch 9 years old school pupils are educated twice as much at half the costs. Or take some other areas: About 10 p.c. of the students drop out from the higher educations, and the yearly intake on the engineer educations in Denmark has decreased with 50 p.c. from 1985 to 1995[14].

Without detailed accounts of distributed resources and individuals you cannot exposure the problems. 11 April 2005 TV2-News reported that 57 p.c. of the Folk-school teachers who teaches in the subject ‘Danish’ had not chosen ‘Danish’ in their education on the college of education, and according to this 97 p.c. of those who teaches in the nature subjects and subjects of technology the same. The most demented is that we did not get this information long before the school actually broke down. That pupils learn the ideology is a central part of the basis evaluation to find out which pupils who are doing well, and who are doing unsatisfactory right from the kindergartens and the Folk-school.   

 

Knowledge and competences must be brought in front:

If Denmark shall have a chance in these years with reflaging, there have to concentrated whole-hearted and consequently on knowledge and competences that can bring us in front in Western world. The workforce to take care of the growing elderly-part in the population will never become a problem. The second most dangerous development we witnessed for two generations now is the teachers’ – especially in the upper secondary school (gymnasium) – reproduction of their own irrelevant competences that mostly are not business-relevant at all, if we shall survive as civilized nation. It is not better in the Folk-school, but here we have to concentrate on Danish, English, German, mathematic, biology, economics, data and history, because it is not possible to replace large parts of the teachers’ staff here, and at the same time find a development-carrying substitute that will make the pupils fit for a new the upper secondary school.

The means to rectify the imbalance in 3-5 years are in the comparative advantages that Denmark should have utilized on education area at once in 1960s instead of letting young unknowing people decide, where to go with everything using other people’s money with good help from some of the so-called modern teachers in the upper secondary school. We have to import relevant education systems and textbooks (eventually translated them) from Ireland, Holland, England, Germany and USA, and perhaps hire a few teachers from these nations to key positions here.

 

USA began to tackle the questions of globalization action oriented already in the  beginning of the 1980s: http://www.lilliput-information.com/curint.htm. England did the same. Ireland’s production was half of the Danish production in 1970. Today Ireland’s production per inhabitant is 10 p.c. larger than the Danish. 

Regardless if we shall see the welfare system break gradually down because of impossible finances, perhaps with a last grasp for inflation formally outside the Euro-zone, and just for as long EU has not stopped it, we can expect more cheap import products with an education and research sector, where 2 of 3 educated still turn their eyes towards the public sector in a country where a steady growing part of the population refered to public assigned transfers as their conditions of life. Exchange of products and factors included knowledge with the wage-light areas will be topical for years to come towards the end.

A long row of the humanities educations must simply have a very low or no intake of students. And if it cannot succeed to break down the ideology on what the free choice of education leads to after years influence from teachers in the upper secondary school, there have to be introduced an education-duty corresponding to the total costs of education and a stop for assigning public grants to education that will not give any employment in the saleable production sector, and just by natural resignation in lot years to come.

The public financed grants could be removed and replaced by loans, just like a duty might be introduced to cover the total costs. Grants and so-called free education is generous and unequal, partly because a lot of educated do not get employment with their choice of education, partly because those who do not take a higher education actually pay for the education that even pay off a substantial higher wage. You can just give reasons for this by including élite-thinking. At the same time our plants of production are being consumed to it’s own destruction or reflaged away.

The repay of the private costs of education might follow an annuity loan of 20 years’ duration[15].

 

6. Income-tax-reduction

The wages have to be reduced with 30-35 p.c. [16]. The income tax can be changes to a kind of source taxation, when it come to wage a proportional wage-tax collected directly and finally at the source as an wage sum tax, paid directly by the employers, primery to remove the tax control[17]

The yield from wage sum tax has to be reduced with an amount corresponding to a available wage increase of about 2-3 p.c. The coporation tax must be reduced at least to the Irish level, and this could be the only tax on businesses. The different contributions on the wage-pay slip apart from pension savings are being gathered after a reduction with 50 p.c. in one contribution to an indiviualized education foundation.

All daily benefits, transfers, supports and pensions must be paid as tax free amounts.

This will imply some public budget deficits the first years, but as the arrangement attracts a lot advanced businesses the drop in tax yield will fully be replaced within 10 years, because capital will be injected into production sector, the opposite of what is happening now, where it is drained to the last drop of capital, and therefore clear out looking for cost savings. The result will be a dominating sector of knowledge based production with high educated and well-paid employees. 

A lot new business and an increased production in the existing businesses are the results. This will automatically draw the workforce into employment and create purchacing-power to so-called welfare . Here the turning of world in the universe is followed. That a mental turning of the pole also is needed nobody shall doubt. 40 years with the pyramid turned upside down by ideology.

“Now back to reality” we might call this project after 40 years in Utopia. 

   

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[1] One seller or one supplier in the market.

[2] One buyer or one demander in the market.

[3] Corresponding to the numbers of volumes in 'Collected Writtings' about J. M. Keynes' correspondance, articles, and Keynes’ other written works.

[4] Read about 'The New Human Being',  next chapter.

[5] The leaders here natually used all possible pseudo-explanations about the beneficially in such an arrangement especially to the citizens, but only to get the needed citizen-obedience.  

[6]  This have proved in an analysis by the author November 1995 and again in similar one of October 1997.

[7] To start with they were operating with a weak deficit-budgetting that citizens experienced the first 10 years, where the inflation gradually increased substantially, and the lending rate rose to about 22 p.c. in 1979. Notice that the welfare system came to the first test in this decade, where two oil-price-chocks hit in 1974 with more than 400 p.c. and in 1979 with less. They were called the reasons to the mass-unemployment from 1973. This definitely was not the truth.

[8] 2,05 - 2,10 child a woman is needed to overcome the infant mortality and the reproduction to secure a stable population in the Western communities.

[9] I addition the transfers amounted to 20 p.c. in 1960 and 44 p.c. in 2001 of GNP; the last mentioned percent even accounted on the basis of tripled GNP – the triple is partly unrealistic as the ideology was built into the national account e.g. so that public consumption was artificial transformed to be production instead.

[10] The number of employees in the public sector rised from 406,000 in 1960 to 844,000, 874,500 or 925,410 in 2004 (of a workforce of 2.87 mill in 2004). The number differs depending on if you look at the different accounts of the state published by www.dst.dk or you look at the account of ATP-foundation.

[11] How large a share of this group that actually is fit for the Danish labour market or rather belongs to another labour market that they have left is not easy to spell out and publish information about via the available public statistics.  

[12] This was the coherent social statistics from mentioned source. In New from Denmark’s Statistics nr. 22 of 2 February 2006 the unemployment is reported converted to fulltime unemployed from 573,100 in 2004 and 543,100 in 2005 that converted allegedly amounts

to respectively 176,400 and 157,400 fulltime unemployed – here counted as unemployed members of unemployment fund.

[13] To start with they were operating with a weak deficit-budgetting that citizens experienced the first 10 years, where the inflation gradually increased substantially, and the lending rate rose to about 22 p.c. in 1979. Notice that the welfare system came to the first test in this decenium, where two oil-price-chocks came in 1974 with more than 400 p.c. and in 1979 with less. They were called the reasons to the mass-unemployment from 1973. This definitely was not the whole truth.

[14] E.g. mathematics of vectors that is the basic of electronics and advanced physics was abolished already in the beginning of the 1980s in the upper secondary school (gymnasium) with reference to that the recruited pupils in the upper secondary schools found the subject too difficult. Now you do not find the Danish word ‘vektor’ in the dictionary when you will try to translate from Danish to English.

[15] It was fateful from the start to give free entry to the educations, and even do so by letting almost all the costs of education be tax-financed. In UN the answer to the public U-90-report from 1960s: ‘You must be able to afford it’. There is a chance to get rid of this ideology-element now, but it will certainly meet tremendous resistance among the young ones who understand this element as a well-acquired right, almost limited to a nature law, even though it has been ruling just on the cost of the other half of the population that do not take a higher education.

[16] Not in order to compete with the wage-light areas about the wage-heavy productions, but because our products are too expensive to be sold in sufficient amounts to repay the statedebt and at the same time create new job in the sector of saleable production. This is the task.

[17] It has been proven more than 25 years ago that all progression in the taxation scale depending on height of income has no meaning. The progression is being fully equalized by larger deductions in the income from which to calculate the tax.