Comments by "" (@larsstougaard7097) on "DW Documentary" channel.

  1. 🖐🖐
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  2.  @Tis_I_SirJames  I know but there is only so much we can do. I live in a small apartment, use little energy, I eat very little meat aka good for the planet, I don't have a car, I have not been on a air plane for years aka pollution, I meditate everyday and try to be open and smiling, I grow flowers for the bees on my balcony and have fruit trees. So I do all the right things for the planet and I support different projects financially, but it means nothing in the big picture. I have done my part, so I try to enjoy life 😊
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  3. Me too , it's myself 😁
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  4.  @Hello-uk5xp  Yes heard that a 1000 times before, like simple black/ white child logic : Its never our fault, we or the leaders did nothing to make this mess, we are innocent victims of life, we have no power, all was perfect and good before, evil forces from outside ruined our beautiful lifes. We were rich, now we are poor. A real tragedy, but nothing new here unfortunately. I pray for peace for all.
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  5. Yeah that's why scientists say we live in the 6. mass extinction on earth. We must love and respect nature, live in harmony with nature and man.
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  6. Well I don't have high hopes either for the truth or justice of the blast, but yesterday I read this : " Fadi Sawan, the judge investigating the blast, on Thursday charged Diab, former public works ministers Ghazi Zaeiter and Youssef Fenianos and former finance minister Ali Hassan Khalil, with criminal negligence, a senior judicial source told Al Jazeera. The charges were later confirmed by state media." Who knows if anybody will ever get convicted in the end, but this scandal goes years back and a huge number of people knew about it. Why nobody did anything, well one take on it is that its always great to have access to tons of free bomb material at the harbour, why do something about it 😉??
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  7. Yes live life as it was your last day every day 🌟
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  8. If he cared about the poor , the church would give billions to fight poverty instead greed is apparently no sin here.
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  9. Eu has failed the people of Europe on many levels, a toothless monster 👹
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  10.  @theresam2409  Here in Denmark and Europe we have had quite some years with the opportunity to borrow money extremely cheap. That has been a great part of the problem too to drive up prices with a debt driven cycle. You could pay like $ 200 a month to borrow $ 200.000 and pay like 2% a year in interest. Another problem here in Copenhagen where I live is that the left/ socialists who have run this city for 30 years, have built almost no affordable apartments. They have focused on making the city a international city and attrack people with money. It's a huge huge disgrace and have driven out many normal people like nurses, police, firefighters and school teachers. It's a great crime in my book, that the people who makes the glue of society can't even afford to live where they work. So many factors at play , like also those you mention too.
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  11.  @michaelpearce8661  Must be some very powerful and long prayer 😉🙏
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  12. Wow impressive 👌, I walk to the supermarket every day, a great walk too😄. I had some friends in University that walked from Copenhagen to Rome one summer, you just need time, good legs and the right hiking shoes.
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  13. China has provided $ 143 billions in loans to Africa, most of those countries will never be able to pay back. its only a matter of time before the continent will be renamed Chinica.
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  14. Well I think it more complex, there are 81 million people in Germany and there has always been poverty and homelessness. Like in all countries, even the most rich. Homelessness is due to a series of circumstances in life. Divorce, lost job, high rent, illness , mental problems, alcohol and drugs , social problems in general, bad luck, financial problems. It's sad wherever you live if you are homeless, it's a difficult and stressful life.
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  15. Pizza 🍕 is served 😋
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  16. Yes and drink whisky 🥃🥃🥃🥃🥃
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  17. Rice 🍚 & Shine ✨️
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  18. My soul cry for them 😔❤
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  19.  @dotdashdotdash  any ideological, religious and dogmatic system that build on submission, punishment and fear is a prison. The task is to break free and become a sovereign being that have no fear, shame or guild of being authentic and real. People want to control other people its 1000 of years practice especially the long history of oppression of women is a great crime. My heart really bleed for those women living in undeveloped countries. They are so brave and is treated so badly.
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  20. 🌲🌳🌴🌵🌾🌿☘️🍀
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  21. Agree its totally out of balance, very sad 😔
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  22. Unfortunately just saw another documentary on France 24 where a guy in Lebanon said exactly that last year, today he said absolutely non of that has happened. They held 1000 protests, but nothing has changed. It's the same political elite , same religious sects and fractions, nobody give in or seek compromise, its everybody fighting everybody. They just removed a judge that wanted arrests some top politicians for the big explosion. The country is extremely currupt, justice and change it hard to get. It's like the elite would rather totally destroy the country than help it. Very very sad 😥
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  23.  @janendegwa5462  Its human nature to seek the city, just look at ancient Rome. Its estimated a million people lived there at one point, many in deep poverty. Thats why the rulers use the term Bread & Circus aka food and entertainment for the people so they didn't rebel. Take old London, almost 2 million people in 1801 and that exploded to 5,5 million people in 1890. People seek better opportunities, there is hunger, not enough food for 8 children, bandits, illness and so on. UN estimate almost 70 % of world population live in urban areas in 2050. I would personally love to live in the countryside and have an organic farm, but its really hard and difficult work, so I stay in my big city for now 😁🌻🦋.
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  24. Hallelujah 🌟♥️🌟♥️🌟
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  25. Yes mother knowns best, have a great life 😊🙏🌏🌻🐿
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  26. Amen 🙏
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  27. Bad luck, very sad 😥
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  28. 😊🙏❤🌟
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  29. Love Sylt , but it's expensive to buy house there.
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  30. @jhaduvala  well I guess it depends on where you live, Im 51 and live in Denmark. Weather hasn't changed that must the last 30 years, yes maybe milder winters and a few hotter summer days. Right now its raining and 18 degrees. I read Denmark will get some degrees warmer weather and more rainstorms. In future we will get the weather of some parts of Germany. I feel sad for those in extreme heat right now
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  31. "Lebanese customs officials wrote letters to the courts at least six times from 2014 to 2017, seeking guidance on how to dispose of the highly combustible material, according to public records cited by a Lebanese lawmaker, Salim Aoun. Solutions proposed by the officials included exporting the 2,750 tons of ammonium nitrate, which is used in fertilizer and explosives, or donating it to the Lebanese Army. But the judiciary failed to respond to the letters, the records suggested. The general manager of Beirut port, Hassan Koraytem, confirmed that in an interview on Wednesday, saying that despite repeated requests from customs and security officials, “nothing happened.”
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  32. wonderful
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  33.  @jorgeabuauad  I agree be fertile and let it grow 🌻🌴🌲
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  34.  @corryjookit7818  yes beautiful, as she said : " Nature provides exceptions to every rule".
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  35.  @nilajakamau7854  yeah may be true, but I could name 30 other countries and places doing the same. Ongoing wars and ethics violence in Africa, North Korea, war Yemen, Muslims in China, Kashmir India, Israel- Palestine, Christian persecution in Middle East, gender violence and murder of women in South America, Haiti, Kurds living in Turkey, refugee camps in Greece. The list goes on and on. Human, politics and poverty 😑
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  36.  Belltown Daisy  I agree the politicians of the west has done much wrong, but I can name you a 1000 examples through the last 3000 years of human history anywhere on the planet with war, slaughter, slaves, injustice, oppression of women, ethics genocide and so on. Go research world history, it was build on war and conflicts.
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  37. Cool story, you say he took you up there before bath time, so you swam in Panama Canal ???
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  38.  @BumblebeeTuna8  well in the end its a matter of consciousness and priorities. I have done meditation for many years and have not been feeding the anger, fear and polarity the last years of pandemic and now war in Ukraine. It's like humanity run on repeat for the last 5000 years, there is always a new leader popping up wanting war and destruction. My advice would be focus on yourself and the local community for change, but do whatever you are called to do. Be the change you wanna see in the world.
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  39.  @amaxlimo9979  but its auto generated, not always good.
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  40. Very true, but its still strong power and future control. Look at the many billions China has invested in Africa as mining or infrastructure that gives them control over that area. They are not soft as the west that keep pumping billions of free aid money into currupt African regimes or Afghanistan. The chinese are much smarter. I think they have plans of also invest 62 billion $$$$ in Pakistan. That is serious money
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  41. Yes love God, hate the currupt church ⛪
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  42. Sound great, keep on walking my friend 👍
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  43. If only the politicians had acted 40 years ago, even if we stop all co2 tomorrow we are riding on a great momentum now that can't be reversed. Change is coming, but many places will still be livable in the future.
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  44.  @valentino3228  I'm very sorry, but thats just crazy wild to say that Egyptians die young at 72 years old. Thats a very long life. Even the worst places in the world its like 60 years. In Egypt you can have 5-8 children and see them have the same and their children, so when you die young at 72, you could be responsible directly and indirectly for creating over 100 people. Egypt's population is growing by 2.6 million a year, a high rate for a country where water and jobs are scarce and schools and hospitals overcrowded. President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi says the two biggest threats to Egypt are terrorism and population growth. "We are faced with scarcity in water resources ... scarcity in jobs, job creation, and we need to really control this population growth so that people can feel the benefits of development," Minister of Social Solidarity Ghada Wali told Reuters.
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  45. And then beat them😉
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  46. 🎅♥️🎁🌟🎄
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  47. Sad and true, its destruction of a whole nation on soo many levels. All thanks to power hungry men that only think about them self, they have no honour if you ask me.
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  48. Bang on comment
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  49. Holy pizza 🍕 and mamma Mia 🍷
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  50. Don't worry be happy 😊
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