In Denmark we have 11 parties that have qualified to join the elections last time.
It's no big deal
Although it's not the one with the most votes that wins. The winner needs to have a minimum of seats and if not, they need to make a joint administration with other parties to sum up to the minimum number of seats
Most people that I talk with about it, haven't heard of it. I hadn't heard of it until I started playing Elite Dangerous and one of the available voice packs for a voice assistant was (among many other) for Holy
I haven't missed Windows one bit. There were a few things that were tricky to get right int he beginning and also I had to get used to using some other software for some of the things I used on windows but honestly it's been worth it.
So... The Russians, that he is so desperate to defend against, that he wants to invade an ally in order to make sure he is safe from.. is now invited to join a board that promotes the opposite of what he's doing... 👌
With work hours being what they are, you don't have set times where everyone needs to be at work or go home at the same time. It rural areas, having public transport so often that "you don't need to check a schedule" would mean empty busses and trails most of the time.
For me, I can tell that I have lived in a city where this was the case. It was great! But where I live now, this isn't possible. The narrative now is, that people should move into towns, to make this more effective. There is a very fine balance between effectiveness though, and industrialization of living conditions.
The cleanup was performed by people who didn't know that these were nuclear weapons though.
Also:
Although they did not work at Camp Hunziker, the Danes worked at the Tank Farm where the contaminated ice was collected, in the port from which the contaminated debris was shipped, and also serviced the vehicles used in the clean-up.
The report also confirmed that the United States stockpiled nuclear weapons in Greenland until 1965, contradicting assurances by Danish foreign minister Niels Helveg Petersen that the weapons were in Greenland's airspace, but never on the ground
Thanks! That's is very helpful and also concerning
Not sure how I feel about this