"Danmark i oprør " ?

siger DR. Det er nok at stramme den lidt. Foran Christiansborg var der vel ca.10-15.000 efter mit skøn, - langt under en halv procent af Københavns Kommunes befolkning.
"Det er ikke en politisk aktion rettet mod regerinen" af BUPL, forbundet med de stolte DKP traditioner ? Ork, nej, nej..... Det var nu svært at se på parolerne i demonstrationen.
se også : BUPL erkender forvrængede tal
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Hvordan har velfærden det ?

Berlingske Tidende sammenligner på en række områder med andre EU lande. Her på daginstitutionsområdet. (klik billede) Og Uriasposten : BUPL - en tidobling af medlemmer på 30 år.

Truet og på hemmelig adresse
for Magazinet redaktøren Vebjørn Selbæk, nu 7 måneder efter hans avis offentliggjorte tegningerne. NRK 2 havde en interessant dokumentar i går aftes om forløbet i Norge:

- Ni måneder etter at han trykket Muhammed-karikaturene må redaktør Vebjørn Selbekk (37) fortsatt ha politibeskyttelse og lever på hemmelig adresse sammen med familien. [....]
Sviktet av regjeringen
Selbekk mener regjeringen var med på å gjøre situasjonen ekstra vanskelig for ham. - Regjeringen, med Stoltenberg og Støre i spissen, sviktet meg og utpekte meg til syndebukk, sier Selbekk til VG Nett.
Bor på hemmelig adresse og voktes av politiet via Unnfallenhet blottstilt- Document.no

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Engelske soldater i to-frontskrig
Angry Muslim confronts British soldier … in his hospital bed
Basra? Baghdad?
Try Birmingham:
Seriously wounded soldiers have complained that they are worried about their safety after being left on wards that are open to the public at Selly Oak Hospital, Birmingham.
On one occasion a member of the Parachute Regiment, still dressed in his combat uniform after being evacuated from Afghanistan, was accosted by a Muslim over the British involvement in the country.
“You have been killing my Muslim brothers in Afghanistan,” the man said during a tirade.
Because the soldier was badly injured and could not defend himself, he was very worried for his safety, sources told The Daily Telegraph.
It’s not an isolated incident. A British reservist flown to Selly Oak got a heads-up from the staff when he arrived:
“The first thing they said to me was to take my uniform off in case I offended anyone,” he recalls. “I couldn’t believe it…”
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"The grotesque spectacle – reported in this newspaper yesterday – of a wounded paratrooper being berated in an NHS ward by an angry Muslim who accused him of "killing my Muslim brothers in Afghanistan" simply beggars belief. Military casualties are only being treated in NHS hospitals at all because successive governments, in a crass display of short-term expediency, sold off military hospitals to property developers to help raise cash.
The result? British soldiers in Afghanistan and Iraq joke that they would prefer to take a more serious combat injury because that would mean them being sent to the US military hospital in Ramstein in Germany – not thrown on the mercies of a general NHS ward and taking their chances with the possibility of being harangued (or worse) by an aggrieved Muslim wandering in off the street.
The Telegraph