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Date Posted: 14:22:21 12/17/16 Sat
Author: Knut Holt
Subject: Norway by late 2016 - a grim situation

Norway was just voted the best country to live in. Those voting are actually offer for the depception that the sums spent on various sectors, and the average income in currency, equals a measure of prosperity. The following is the actual situation:

Norway made itself totally dependent upon the revenues from the petroleum industry, and by now these revues are essentially gone. Norway, private and public, does not any longer have enough income to pay the daily consume. If you compare the prizes in Norway with the average income, Norwegian are actually poor. An average Norwegian also has so high dept to pay for even a small housing, that they have essentially nothing left to live off. Still many Norwegian live well on a preliminary basis on saved assets and on a steadily increased dept. Also public services run off saved assets right now. When these possibilities run out, Norwegians actually will face material poverty unheared of since many generations. Also the quality of healthcare and other public services is poor.

The amount of money spent on public services seems high, but Norwegians generally get little, and of very bad quality for the spendings, and much of the social care people in Norway get, does more harm thean good, while certain abusive providers get rich. I do not here speak out of own experience very much, but I know very much about what is happening behind closed doors in Norway. Norway is essentially a failed society.

Knut Holt

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