The Danes would not listen - will others?

Submitted by Danish/Canadian (Canada), Feb 6, 2006 at 13:17

About 20-25 years ago we were many warning the Danes. They called us racists because we told them that it could not work. Way too many of the same kind coming to Denmark in too short a time. Today the Danes are paying the price; Danish lives are at stake all over the world.

Most governments are too reluctant to stand up to the pressure from this group. They are punishing their own countrymen and women and much too willing to cater to specific groups.

I lived in Denmark half my life I live in Canada now. Canadians are intimidated Danes. Danes are gutsy, they speak up also in public, Denmark is their country, and it was built by Danes, run by Danes until a few years ago. Denmark belong to the Danes. Canadians speak up in private, but are afraid to say something in public. This is a different war and if people just roll over and play dead they will be dead when Denmark and Canada will be run by others with only their interests in mind. It is not a question about why it is a question about when it will happen. Hope the new Canadian government puts the brakes on so our grandchildren will be able to live in a free Canada (or Denmark) or any other western country that has fought for freedom.

I love Denmark and I love Canada! I cherish my freedom; you should too and stand up for it. Watch and learn from the Danish experience.

Please support Denmark, buy Danish, ask for Danish food and goods in the stores and sign this petition, people from all over the world are signing it
http://www.petitiononline.com/mod_perl/signed.cgi?danmark&1

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