Comments by "Johanna S. L. Brushane" (@johannas.l.brushane2518) on "Chris Norlund" channel.

  1.  @Any68-i9e  The other day in Swedish at a business site on industries there was an announcement on that a couple of institutional insurance companies is getting rid of their holdings in Tesla (one company pondered to blacklist). This because the company's attitude to workers. Tesla had some unnecessary conflicts at the Swedish factory but it may also be because reports on how reckless Doge gone trough various departments in USA as to how they handled data security and so on. In Sweden we don't have legislation on minimiwages but traditionally have let the parties on the labour market resolve it themselves so both employers and employees are with their respective bransch associations to negotiate the terms.
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  2. I don't recall where I saw the clip, maybe at Adam Mockler, a woman in absolute panic filming as the water was rising in her house and calling out if anyone could help nearby if they saw her clip, she had called 911. She had her bedbound father who and she wouldn't be able to get him out by herself. This also happened in what is called "the wolf hour" in Sweden (from a film by Ingmar Bergman but the phrase have become widespread) in the hours between night and dawn when people typically sleep deeper so many wouldn't wake up by a notification ping.
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  3. No, aside of made up trade deficits it appears as USA think that other countries to change their legislation. The Forbes YT channel have the senate hearings. The one with the trade representative on for Australia, who were hit with tariffs despite USA have a trade surplus it seem as if the problem was that they don't buy US agriculture products because of health and food regulations based on fake science and that was a *hidden trade barrier*. UK and Europe have also regulations that ban some ingredients and procedures that is allowed in USA.
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