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Henrik Larsen
@henriklarsen.bsky.social
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Danish, European. Climate born at 310ppm, politics, biking, outdoor, nature. I'm a curious man. Retired since 2013. Happy taxpayer and supporter of the welfare system. Posting mainly on politics and Denmark. Great grandfather😊
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My mistake. I thought holding a sign was a part of the right of free expression, of course with the limitations expressed in the constitution. I know Britain doesn't have a constitution, but a collection of laws. But these liberties should be protected.
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Trump never made to the second day. Deficit 101. 😁 www.instagram.com/reel/DNIpse4...
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Does the law forbid holding signs? Any judge would rule in favour of the sign holding lady, I hope
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We should learn from history.
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A man called Big Balls got beaten. This man was a Trump administration staffer. The perpetrators were apprehended by the police, but Trump thinks that more needs to be done apparently. Maybe some social policy changes would help better.
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Junior is angry with a scientific study from Copenhagen showing that vaccines are safe. www.reuters.com/business/hea...
Exclusive: Medical journal rejects Kennedy's call for retraction of vaccine study
An influential U.S. medical journal is rejecting a call from Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to retract a large Danish study that found that aluminum ingredients in vaccines do not increase health risks for children, the journal's editor told Reuters.
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From today all reports about employment, inflation, trade, public dept, infant mortality, life expectancy etc will be positive. The American version of Goebbles took over statistics reporting. Hallelujah
There you have it.
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I'm sure you're aware of this article from Minik Rosing and team. sciencenews.dk/en/ancient-l...
Ancient life in Greenlandic garnets
Palaeontologists may marvel at dinosaur fossils, but microscopic goo sparks excitement. A discovery in Greenland pushes the origins of life back 3.7 billion years. New research reveals liquid...
