Dansk Folkeparti er om noget kendt for at være hardlinere i flygtningedebatten. Alligevel vil de ikke lege med nu hvor der faktisk tegner sig en løsning med oprettelsen af centre i lande udenfor Europa. Hvorfor mon det?
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Det Romerske Kejserdømme – eller hvorfor englænderne stemte for Brexit!
Ny forskning af Facebook-debatter fra tiden op til Brexit-afstemningen viser at englændernes opfattelse af EU som et ondt Romersk Imperium var afgørende. Og at denne forestilling var forankret i den historieundervisning, de modtog i skolen i efterkrigstiden.
Burkaer – og hvorfor det er rigtigt at forbyde dem!
Der går en lige linje fra det undertrykkende kvindesyn i Islam og den voldelige drengekultur, der i sidste ende udmønter sig i bandekriminalitet og landsforædderi. Af hensyn til demokratiet er det vigtigt af al magt at forbyde religiøst inspireret kvindeundertrykkelse
Om at sove godt… eller hvordan vi afhjælper flygtningekrisen
Det ville være usandt at sige, at jeg ikke har sovet godt siden flygtningene kom vandrende langs motorvejen på Lolland i 2015. Men at jeg har været foruroliget i de stille timer, vil jeg ikke lægge skjul på.
Ghettoer og religion
Hvilken rolle spiller kultur og religion når mindre samfund skal hænge sammen? Ti år gamle undersøgelser viser at de betyder alt. Derfor er det ikke nok at bryde de sociale mønstre i ghettoerne op. Der skal mere til.
Brexit og Middelalderen – og det forestående Europa Valg 2019
Nogle middelalderlige engelske byer havde i 1200-årene et større islæt af jøder og hjemvendte korsfarere. Her var folk formentlig vant til at gennem århundreder at anstille sig mere åbent overfor ”de andre”. I hvert fald bonnede dette forhold ud på valgdagen, da englænderne skulle stemme om Brexit.
Karen Schousboe – Your Conservative Candidate to the Local Elections in Rudersdal
Karen Schousboe is your local Conservative candidate in the local elections in Rudersdal on the 21st of November. Please share this link with your English speaking neighbours and colleagues..
The Conservative People’s Party in Rudersdal
A vote for the Conservative People’s Party in Rudersdal on the 21st of November and you get local representatives dedicated to a caring community marked by decency, honesty, empathy, concern and common sense.
The Conservative People’s Party in Denmark is more than a hundred years old. In our hearts we subscribe to politics, which support the pillars of our society – our families, our Constitution, law and order, our schools and our obligation to care for the poor, helpless and despondent in our midst. It also means that we feel obliged to protect our nature and our environment as well as the companies, which make our economy and society thrive.
Locally, we, the Conservatives in Rudersdal, aim to protect our distinct communities, our unique nature and the cultural heritage, which is a daily blessing to us. More specifically we seek to secure our elderly a decent and respectful old age, as well as state-of-the-art day-care centres and education for our children. In the next four years we plan to establish a local, yet international school for children (with English as the primary language).
To achieve these goals we intend to improve our local “domestic” economy. For years the public agenda has sprouted all sorts of initiatives, some creative other less productive. A common denominator has been the allocation of resources to numerous and curious, yet not always fruitful projects. For us, the time has come to do a proper audit and rethink the way in which we prioritise. As part of this process, we aim to try and locate ways in which we can instigate a lowering of the taxes paid on the land, upon which we have built our houses and homes (“grundskylden”).
A vote for the Conservative People’s Party in Rudersdal in the local elections 2017 helps us towards a caring community marked by decency, honesty, empathy, concern and common sense.
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About the photo:
Rygaard is and old Danish farm lying in the middle of “Søllerød Naturpark”, preserved through the effort of Conservative politicians in the second half of the 20th century.
Short Introduction to Danish Politics
Danish Politics is characterised by a vibrant support for our democracy. Currently, nine parties are represented in the Danish Parliament. This guarantees the need for compromises.
Danish Politics operates on the national level within a multi-party system, in which numerous parties have no chance of gaining a majority. Parties must work with each other to form coalition governments and/or minority cabinets. This also characterises the political system at the local level in the 98 communities. However, here we do find communities governed by majority.
Thus, to the uninitiated, Danish Politics usually seems very confusing. One reason is that there are so many political parties. Locally, this becomes even more confusing as local lists may play significant roles. In the following general introduction, these are left out of the equation.
A common denominator for all political parties is the manifest support for the welfare state. We may differ politically as to details concerning, for instance, the degree of support for the unemployed and the less fortunate among us. We do not, however, dispute the general idea. We know that we are lucky to live in one of the most well-organised societies in the world and we also appreciate the social cohesion, which characterises us. In general, we score high on indexes of happiness as well as anti-corruption.
Traditionally, Danish Politics is nevertheless divided into two blocks – blue (right-winged or liberal/conservative) and red (left-winged or socialist).
The main issue here is how to finance the well-fare state. Should we find the means trough growth in the private sector or should it be funded through raising taxes?
Political parties will be listed on this axis from blue to red in the following way (and with their Danish names):
Liberal Alliance, Venstre, Konservative, Radikale, Dansk Folkeparti, Socialdemokratiet, Alternativet, Socialistisk Folkeparti and Enhedslisten.
Our political landscape, however, is also divided according to our attitudes towards immigration and refugees. According to this axis (from the least positive to the most “open”), the parties must be listed like this:
Dansk Folkeparti, Socialdemokratiet, Konservative, Venstre, Liberal Alliance, Radikale, Socialistisk Folkeparti, Alternativet, and Enhedslisten.
Finally, a significant division in Danish politics concerns our environmental engagement. Here we find an axis reaching from the least to the most engaged, which looks like this:
Venstre, Liberal Alliance, Dansk Fokeparti, Socialdemokratiet, Socialistisk Folkeparti, Radikale, Koncervative, Alternative and Enhedslisten.
This means, for instance, that if your vote for the Conservative People’s Party (Konservative) you will get a dedication to a responsible economic policy paired with a marked social engagement and an overwhelming focus on our natural and cultural heritage as well as the environment.
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Read about the Conservative People’s Party in Rudersdal