Showing posts with label history ( Denmark has taken a tough line for foreigners)part2. Show all posts
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How Denmark has taken a tough line for foreigners | Foreign Journalist -PART2


 1979 Revolution a Jewish family fled and...


When others look at me with hatred you can spontaneously one day with hatred but also say things say tricks and do things that discriminate against me.

You yeah like what like ninja fantastic that you know cute one like we ye-yeah they call me ninja but also terrorists and many other things under the ban of the burka, he leaves his home wearing a veil facing him.

Starting at $ 200 I was working and going to school before this was bad but now I'm like all the time at home you know how that makes you feel bad because I was born and raised in this country I love this country so.

I think it's important to remember we are in Denmark and in Denmark freedom of speech and freedom of religion my religion and I am wearing something beautiful I want to wear and the right of Ayesha Denmark is a place.

Where freedom is important this is a country proud of equality and tolerance so the current pressure against Muslims and immigrants removes critical soul research to see how.

They got to this point it would be good to go back to where it started a small Denland Heartland in a large glass case is a large Viking-era bag it is called the runestone of a large rock that everyone comes here for.

The sight is known as the Danish birth certificate King Harald Bluetooth struck us back in 965 AD and most importantly behind there is the image of Christ and the cross and the symbolism that this has become the one Christian United Kingdom now was Harold's great communications power with the former.

 United Nations for the same reason that about 1000 years later we invent new technology for him Bluetooth and the brand remains wide and Christian for a thousand years until the 1960's when the first wave of immigrants come mostly from Turkey.

Some like Ellie's family from Iran were very good pioneers so where are we going today Ellie we will see your mother, my mother, ok tell me about your mother you are right, yes Ellie's mother came here when she started 28 from the beginning.

We built a new life with his young family yeah we make it 400 future men 100 to turn around yeah he is a wedding planner now the business.

He started eighteen years ago was one of the first Muslim meals tomorrow in LaVon ok you have no men here who fled to Iran after the 1979 Revolution a Jewish family fled and the secret police were following them.

If we live there I was 100% sure and my husband came and might hang up the phone hanging I was sure the only thing we had on the clothes we wore we traveled for days to Turkey what was your first idea when you arrived.


Go to Denmark was very nice and very kind people were not sure you were probably safe and we are here and help you think that Denmark as society has changed since then time, yeah they don't even accept it but I feel like.

 I am a Danish that makes you feel like you live here for you I feel at home my country here is the country I live in here but I don't know what we have done is really that do you think yeah this is not the only one I know most people  I didn't know if you wanted to be a Dean.

 No, he wanted to be a Viking. How do you feel? it is my place I am described as a child of the gray zone child because people like me are not accepted by the Danes and are not accepted by Muslims or Persians so I laugh at all this.

So what turned Denmark to face people like Ellie and her mother was not just 9/11 when a Danish newspaper published cartoons of the Prophet Muhammad in 2005 that caused riots around the world, killed 200 people and the violence shocked.


Many Danes and put the country on a different path. I really want to make one man the most important of all these ideas with so many new anti-immigration laws Martin.

Henrickson spends summer on his farm in Parliament for 15 years with the right-wing people admitting that some Muslims who have lived here for a very long time here were citizens, good citizens.

Who now feel unwelcome because of these policies well I actually know to tell you information no I know someone has that feeling and I can't deny that people have those feelings but I actually think.

The trap is strange because most of the controversy is about how Muslims feel I think the basis should be how things feel about being treated as foreigners in some parts of their countries there is an argument.

We should have and what makes Denmark so interesting is not just parties the right-wing of the newly democratically elected government on the left to adopt these policies if this year's elections in Denmark proved that you cannot win.

Elections here you can't build a government unless you assure the public that you will be hard on refugees and difficult for Muslims must you be the one with the migration problem or you should behave as hard on migration again.

That is one of the reasons why the democratic sources of power in my view would not have succeeded without doing what I do not believe so this is volts Merson is officially one of the 29 ghettoes across.

The country with many migrants low wages and high crime rates, if you do crime here, gets double the punishment soon thousands of families will be evicted and houses demolished.