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Erik Roberts, an American living in Western Sweden, continues to tell his story. My wife and I visited Erik in Gothenburg and we discuss what we saw and daily life. Housing, like everywhere else, is one of the main challenges. Although the politically correct culture …
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Alaska’s interesting history Many Russians will tell you that America stole it but really it was their own who did not read The Art of the Deal, selling it for pennies on the dollar.
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My late Grandfather (Dehradun, India) told us that India was better off under the British. They offered infrastructure, a common language, literacy and most of all: order. The population was 318 million people in 1947. Today it is over 1.3 billion. Today India is a …
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The Forgotten Man Series Painter Jon McNaughton clearly depicts the difference between the two presidents. Obama went wrong when he decided to follow the Globalist’s path. You can see that only Bill Clinton and Roosevelt (who served 4 terms as President) are happy. Trump put …
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Norway’s Arbeiderpartiet (Workers Party) found some inspiration from their arch nemesis: Donald J. Trump. Ironically, both #45 and the most Norwegian political parties, left and some on the right, agree on protecting workers rights from social dumping and globalism. Perhaps this is why Trump is feared. …
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Erik Roberts, an American living in Western Sweden, tells his story and firsthand experiences. He came to Sweden five years ago for love but now he stays for the adventure. We discuss the ups and downs of life on the Scandinavian peninsula. Gothenburg is Sweden’s …
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Shortly after Zero Hedge published “Norway’s Big Fish Story,” I received an email from Lars Haugen, living in Oslo. He was most concerned about the unsustainable debt growth and future pension obligations, which already exceeds the value of the SWF (Sovereign Wealth Fund). He also …
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The Norwegian Elections may not be the most interesting topic in the world but this year will be more so than all others. The sentiment is changing and people are more open about how they really feel about controversial issues. The smaller parties, living on …
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Interacting with other American Minorities No matter where we come from, we are all Americans first and foremost. Personal preferences and taste are not racism. Being an American is a state of mind and character rather than a DNA configuration. It is a thought process …
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For several decades, businesses have been relying on ordinary personal computers to get work done. Workstations are ideal in an office setting because they give each employee access to necessary computing resources, but the problem is that both performance and efficiency are very low. Since …