#egedal

If you want to establish a business outside the cities, you need a number of permissions. All too often such permissions are granted based on the prospects of new jobs. The neighbors are ignored, the neighbors are ignored. The village of Ølst near Randers was suddenly exposed to risky mudslides. In Højby in Odsherred on Sealand, a minigolf center was suddenly established. A chemical plant was…

The text is in Danish language but I guess that the problems are kind of happing in all countries. There are fewer parking places to choose between because the people are more mobile when it comes to select a job. Unlike Denmark where the government tries to restrict the number of people who complete the gymnasium and go the universities, people decide to work with something they like and not just serve in a job to survive as it has been more widespread in Denmark the last few years. So, the City Counsils tries to restrict people from parking in their area and hire firms with employees who have no morale or ethics at all. One such area is Egedal where there is no shortage of parking at all unless you count the few blocks around the new city hall and a residential area around a lake where rich people live who want this lake for themselves.

So, they are in the process of planning to punish all citizens in the municipality. Is it fair? Of course not! But that is how modern politicians are. They don't care about the voters and now that most Danes are too worn down by heavy taxes and a stressful life to protest like they do in France.

More and more nations want to stop tourism in general. Forget all about their lies about curbing cheap tourists who only want to visit certain countries to eat and drink. That is bascially a lie and just something they say to justify the loss of jobs. They do not want tourists at all and the pandemic is to blame. We saw it in Copenhagen after the pandemic was over. People who lived in the…

The village of Egedal seems to be the latest area where a firm gets the task of keeping visitors away from the village. A bit about Danes In Denmark house owners see the street outside their home as part of their private property. They are prepared to miss out visits from family and friends in order to keep other citizens from parking their car outside their property. Part of the problem is…