TLDR: I spent nearly a decade in Denmark, and I'm writing about it with no filters. If you're thinking about moving to the "happiest country in the world" and want to understand what life is really like beyond their marketing, this is for you. I've shared the good and the bad, the cultural shocks, and the realities most people don't talk about. I've compared it with where I came from, because context matters when you're deciding whether a place is right for you. I've talked a bit about my human-rights activities before and during my residency there. This is the unfiltered truth from someone who lived there one forth of his life, worked there as a software developer and an AWS Cloud architect, paid high taxes, and watched my tax money fund hatred against all foreigners. Someone who enjoyed being at the beautiful libraries in Denmark, and saw a working socialist system that was afraid to call itself what it actually is. I've also mentioned how frustration it was to use those shared laundries, which is still a common thing in Denmark; something that made it feel like living in a communist country during the Soviet times! However, a thorough comparison with Iran and Armenia will come in another article; but here you'll get the raw account that will help you see the reality, the nice thing and the horrible ones, and hopefully make an informed decision.

In summer 2016, I moved to Denmark, under a kinda talent work permit that was confusingly named greencard, and later was ended by those anti-immigrant Far Right parties like DF, who were mainly against foreign work labor while pretending to be against refugees. A party that was founded on hating others and classifying based on their stupid things like race, color, and religion.

My first cultural shocks

After checking in at the hotel, I went to Field's shopping center to buy some stuff, and here was my first cultural shock! I saw a mom that took her kid out of the stroller and put her on the floor! Next to the main entrance that people were walking with their dirty shoes! You do that in Iran, people will definitely question your parenting and someone might even stop you from doing so, as it is seen a "harming" your kids with potential disease. Then later I realized that this is what parents actually are taught in Denmark to do to their kids, and it's not even that bad that I thought it would be as apparently a bit of germs is necessary for the kids to grow strong.

And of course, bicycles everywhere! On the streets, in the train, everywhere! I think Denmark has more bikes than people, and I loved it! In most hilly cities, like Tehran or Yerevan, it is not feasible to use bicycle on a daily basis, unless you are a real athlete. But as Denmark is quite flat, I could just ride bicycle everywhere and I loved it. It not only let me workout a bit, but also I could smell fresh air while commuting. This is probably one of the few good things that I miss from my time in Denmark.

Later, of course, when I went to the Charlottenlund Beach, I didn't know that one side of it is a nudist beach, Strandlund. I was kinda shocked when I saw 3 generation of a family there, all naked, together! grandpa, parents, and two kids! In some countries you might end up in jail for exposing private parts in front of kids, but in Denmark, they apparently even encourage it at school! Later I realized that, even on regular beaches, like the Bellevue Beach which I used to go every summer, being topless was kinda common. I guess it took me a couple of years to get used to it.

I was also not comfortable with the fact that at pool or gym, men had to take shower naked in front of each other; that also took me a few years to digest; but still I was not comfortable until the last day, even though I had to, as there were no other way to clean the body before and after those activities.

The first year

The first year was like a "tourist" experience. Especially that I went there during the summer, and that summer was also pretty sunny. I was spending my savings to understand this new environment better and hopefully find a relevant job within the IT industry.

It was interesting for me to see that the number of people and cars on the streets were much lower than Tehran; buses and trains were much less crowded, but there were only one metro line in Copenhagen back then; and no metro in Aarhus or any other towns. Also, I realized that public transportation was kinda perfect in the main area of the capital city, but not as good even a bit outside of it. For example, for a while I used to rent a place between Holte and Birkerød, and only one bus per hour was passing that area! Also, the train in that area used to always have some sort of unpredictable technical issues and were down whenever I needed it. For example, once I could not be on time for an interview, even though I thought I would be half an hour early; why? The bus just passed in front of me without stopping! So then I had to walk about half an hour to get to the closest train station, which stopped in the middle of the road due to technical issues! Or every other day I had to take the other train line at night and bike from another town; about an hour of ride! The first time that this happened, Google map stupidly showed me a path through a dark forest at midnight, with absolutely no light; I got a free fear roller-coaster ride inside a city that definitely wasn't advertising horror. While I was a bit terrified in that dark, I saw a woman jogging in front of me, in the middle of nowhere, in absolute darkness, at that time of the night! wow! I was scared to death, and she was jogging; couldn't believe it! Fortunately there were no bears in that country and I could just bike safely all day long everywhere.

Apart from bicycles everywhere, it was interesting to see that love locks were on almost all bridges; sometimes with pacifiers. You could also find "pacifier trees" in some parks as apparently it's a tradition and trick that parents use to convince their kids stop using them.

I admire that Danes keep their traditions, even though sometimes they do it obsessively in a negative way among the uneducated ones. I also liked that Denmark is quite a flat society, and it is very difficult to even guess who is richer than others. For example, I used to rent a place from an old Danish guy who owned around 35 apartments, but was always there early in the morning to check things and I could see that he was working more than most of those Polish/Latvian workers who were working for him. I also remember that, once I was walking next to the Queen's palace, as the surrounding area is open to the public, and a tour guide close to me said:

Oh, look! That Christiania bike you see that came out of the palace?! That's blah-blah from the Royal family with her kids in it!

Imagine someone from the royal family comes out of a door next to you with her children on a "cargo" bike! I'm not sure, but I think it was Queen Mary with her twins! Back then, I didn't know anything about them, so I might be wrong.

I remember that during my first week in Copenhagen, I was walking in the city, with another Iranian guy that we befriended back then, as we both were on the same talent permit, and then we looked at each other, both shocked, and said:

Are we still in Copenhagen?!

We were surrounded by graffiti everywhere; houses looked older than Jesus; and the smell of weed was everywhere, and people with gang-like masks were in front of us! Then my friend laughed and said, I think this is Christiania that I heard about! An interesting place, right in front of the Queen's palace; where people were freely selling drugs, and had a kinda hippy-style community. Later, I remember that Danish police tried to close down that drug industry and confiscated and closed down that area a few times, and I think that helped a bit, at least with changing the image of the city.

During those first few months, I enjoyed that warm summer as much as I could. I think that was the warmest and longest Danish summers that I experienced compared to all the other ones while I was there. In general people say:

Danish summer is the best DAY of year!

As it is quite short...

During that summer I was going to the beach whenever it was above 21 degrees; biked with my new bicycle as much as I could, remembering my good old childhood times; and hiked in the forests around the city and near the lakes. Sometimes I was also going to the Deer Park, with or without bicycle. This was among the loveliest things I could do in Denmark; getting close to the wildlife.

I was also attending different meetups and conferences to build a network and find a job within the IT industry, but unfortunately none of that worked and people were not interested in connecting with me as a foreigner. But I didn't give up; studied hard to learn and build new skills. Attended everything I could find to better understand the new society and their mindset. I really loved the fact that they had much more meetups and conferences compared to where I was from; mostly backed by the big companies.

Then, after about 6 months, I found my first job at a startup in Aarhus. Rented a place through Airbnb, moved there, and after a month found a more permanent solution for rent. I remember I had to go to the open house at 6 AM, even though it was supposed to begin at 8:00 AM, and I was not even the first person in line! I was lucky to rent that place because the first two ones found a cheaper option somewhere else.

Back then, I wanted to find a job in Copenhagen, so I was not spending much time applying of the ones in other cities. So, as far as I remember, I applied for that job at around 5 PM on a Friday evening, without even writing anything for the cover letter; then I left home, and 10 minutes later, while biking in the middle of nowhere, I got a phone call from the CTO who asked if I can go to Aarhus on Monday to have an interview with them! I accepted; prepared some material to introduce myself; and took a train to Aarhus! I got the job, even though the manager was a wired half Danish half British guy who had decorated the office with thousands of images of penis, like he was one those penis worshipers! They even had an image of Jesus hugging penis; and as the fist thing he asked what I think about it! And then he said we only hire people who are okay with all these things because we think that shows if you are an open-minded person or not! That was the weirdest definition of open-mindedness that I had ever heard of. When later I joined that company, I still remember the first day, when I was kinda shocked that only men were working in those IT teams! I was asking myself if that IT department was a boy's club! Then later I realized that almost no Danish women works in the IT filed, and even those few women that we had in our teams were all foreigners, except two, who were even second-generation foreigner/Danish.

Imagine I, who have just started a new job, got one of the worst diseases I ever got: chicken pox, at that age! Apparently, unlike Iran where chicken pox is not common in big cities 1, everyone in Denmark proudly gets that disease in young ages. If a child gets it, goes to school to pass it to others! So then in my age they remain immune; but in that age, it was a horrible experience! I could not go to work for 2 weeks; and then later lost my job for some other weird made up reasons.

During that time I also went to a cybersecurity conference in Billund, which I am not sure if I was supposed to go or not. The main reason I wanted to go there was to see Legoland, but that was closed. But my manager, the CTO of the company, wanted me to go there, because he had no idea what they should do to be compliant with GDPR, which was not enforced yet back then, so he told me to go to that conference and see if I could figure this thing out! Then I realized, that was a national-level IT-security conference where people from PET (Danish intelligence), banks, some representatives from the Danish army and NATO, and even the FBI representative in Denmark were attending! I was the only "nobody" there...

Housing in Denmark

When I was in Aarhus, I rented one of those new apartments, somewhere in Viby J. It was kinda affordable because it was a bit outside city. In those new apartments, I had my own washing machine which was okay.

But then I moved to Copenhagen, and ended up in this unending loop of house searching! Danes are quite wise when it comes to sharing with others, so as an expat, you don't have access to their affordable housing. To help you understand, for accommodation in Denmark, in theory you can choose between these options:

1. Rent one of those crazy-expensive new apartments, that have absolute no regulations to limit the max rent allowed.
2. Rent one of those more affordable options from the housing companies like KAB, AAB (social housing), FSB, DAB, etc.
3. Rent an old apartment that is under rent relations (the ones built before 1999), from private renters; Danish or immigrants.
4. Buy an apartment.

The reality is that:

• Option number 2: is only available to those who have lived in Denmark for more than 10 years; or their parents live in those communities and have signed them up in those waiting lists from their young ages; so as an expat, that's not for you, unless you are a single mom with a recommendation letter from the municipality and authorities to be prioritized in some lists (not all). For example, I signed up in 2-3 lists, for about 8 years, even in some of those expensive ones with fewer people in line, but after 8 years, I never even got close to be invited by them! I think I moved from number one thousand something to seven hundred something after eight years!
• Option number 3: it depends.
  • if the landlord is a Dane and you write in English, they usually don't even bother answering!
  • if the owner is an immigrant, you might have a chance; but the problem is that:
    • the Danish government gives away housing to all those refugees, and many of them illegally rent them out by tricking the government. I have seen cases where a couple have "divorced" on paper to get two apartments (one for the man and one for the woman), and then they were living together and renting out the other one to make extra money!
    • unfortunately Denmark only loves those criminals instead of highly-educated expats like us who come from the same region, as I mentioned earlier in other articles, and many of them illegally rent out a shitty part of their houses without allowing you to officially register your address or many other tricks.
• Option number 1: is what most expats end up choosing; and you end up paying around 15,000 DKK for an apartment that Danes pays around 7,000 from those waiting lists! I have even seen expats renting out a room for 7,500 DKK per month, while Danes paid the same amount for the whole apartment, new or renovated! This is how they rip off foreigners, as they think we should be stupid to move to that shitty country (this is what I've heard from multiple colleagues), so they use that limited time to steal from you as much as they can.
• Option number 4: is only available to you if you have lived there more than 3-5 years, depending on where you are from; but the main problem is that banks are usually quite aggressive when it comes to giving mortgage loan to foreigners before they get their Danish citizenship. They either completely reject your case, or you will have to pay a much higher percentage for the down payment (for Danes it's usually 1-3 percent, for expats it's usually around 20 percent) and higher interest rates compare to locals.

The worse part was that, in most apartments, people don't even have a washing machine or dryer at home! You have to wash your clothes in those usually quite dirty shared laundries, which felt like I was living in a communist country at the Soviet times! I was lucky that finally I could find an apartment that had laundry inside, even though that apartment itself was a renovated shit from 1800!

Using those shared laundries was one of the biggest cultural shocks that I had; where I had to book time to use those washing machine, pay by coin or card, and go to those musty basements just to wash my clothes! For as long as I remember, in Iran, even in the poorest villages far from the capital, people could afford buying their own washing machines! That felt like Iran's forty years ago was way ahead of Denmark in 2025! But still they've succeeded in fooling others by calling Denmark the "happiest country" in the world! lol

The reality vs. "Danish Design"

Denmark is pretty good at positive propaganda; to a level that's even too much for the Danes! My friends and I used to call this propaganda as "Danish Design"; It's too expensive, for something that not even especial; but Danes keep telling you that "this is the best in the world," so then to start to believe them.

When you read the news, you always see something good about Denmark:

• People in Denmark are happy; okay. lol
• Denmark said we should stop Israel; while helping them with their F35 parts.
• Denmark cares about equity.
• etc. etc.

Denmark, in my opinion is one of the cleanest countries in the world; at least compared to France, where you have to walk on piss and ground carpeted with cigarette butts! But even in that country, in larger cities like Copenhagen, the story is different; especially near the center where it is full of addicts and Danish gangs.

Or you might see weird things like this after heavy rains:

On the other hand, in my opinion, Denmark has some of the best libraries I have ever been to. Much more than the number of libraries-per-capita that we had in Tehran (I don't know about now); and much better than the ones I have seen in Armenia.

What about healthcare?

General healthcare is free, like most other European countries, which is great compared to the US; but as person who comes from a country where healthcare is either free (only if you are willing to use public hospitals which have lower quality) or cheap even in private sector, I was not impressed; why?

• To visit your GP, you had to wait 1-2 weeks, unless you were dealing with an emergency. In that case, you should call your doctor at specific hours of the day and book an appointment. If that happens outside working hours, there are other numbers to call, depending on how life-threatening and emergency it is. For example, 1813 is the Capital Region's Medical Helpline, or 112 is for severe, life-threatening situations requiring immediate ambulance, fire, or police assistance.
• You might have to wait 1-2 months to have your CT scan done!
  • For example, for my kidney stone, they asked me to go to a hospital on the other side of the city (as they only had proper device in that one hospital in Hellerup) to get my CT scan done! I had already passed the kidney stone by the time I went for that CT scan to be done.
• To visit a specialist you usually have to wait 2-6 months! unless the doctor knows you (special relations between Danes that foreigners are excluded from). This is even worse in Sweden and many other Western countries.
  • For example, one of my friends in Malmö told me that her husband died while he was waiting in a 7-8 months waiting list to have his initial checked done to identify the type of his cancer! If that happens in Iran, you'll hear it in all those Western/Israeli/Saudi-backed Farsi propaganda TV channels; for at least 6 months!
• Even in the emergency room, you usually have to wait a few hours for a doctor to come and check your broken hand/leg! Most of the time you only get a nurse or something.
  • One of my friends had to wait 8 hours in the emergency room for a doctor to check his broken leg!
• The quality of healthcare is much better in Copenhagen municipality and expensive areas like Frederiksberg, but if you live in Jylland or other parts of the country, good luck!
• Dental treatment is not free though, and you need to have a good insurance to cover things as dentists are quite expensive there. Make sure that your insurance covers you though, as they usually have terms that only cover people who have been there from young ages or follow their patterns.
• In Iran, we usually do yearly checkups to make sure everything is fine; in Denmark they don't do such things! So if you are suspicious about something, tell your doctor, and insist on being checked, because they usually find a way to avoid detailed checkups unless you show them that it's serious!
• Danish doctors follow what is written for them in the system; I know this because that system was one of the projects we built for them (with horrible technologies of course that my non-technical Danish managers had already chosen for them).
  • That means, no matter where you go, you most likely get the same treatment.
  • They don't excessively give medicine, and you are prescribed with anti-biotic only if you really need it; which is excellent in my opinion. Some make fun of it and say that "Danish doctors only prescribe you to drink more water," but I disagree with that; I think they do it the right way.
• Most Danish hospitals look good from the outside, and most of their buildings are not too old; but still, some those buildings are pretty old and rusty.

If you move from a warmer country to the Nordics, remember to:

• Drink water as in cold weather people forget to drink as much as they should.
• Eat multi-vitamins with proper amount of vitamin D (slightly higher than what's needed for people with pale skins) as sun in those countries feels more like a light bulb than a real source of energy! Consult this with your doctor though.

What about Danish weather?

In short, I always say that:

Danish weather is similar to the Canary Islands's; but with a small difference; in Canary Island is always nice, in Denmark is always shitty.
In Canary Islands, temperature is usually between 18°C and 24°C, sunny, all year long. In Denmark's is between 4 and 18, rainy, all year long.

Danes think Denmark is cold, but apart from one winter that it really became cold (minus 9 that felt like minus 18 due to wind), it never actually became too cold. In some winters, sometimes I could even walk in t-shirt! I remember even some kids were pointing at me and showing me to their parents. Also, you rarely see proper snow there, and it's usually just 2-3 centimeters of snow, lasting for a few days. That felt nothing comparing it to the crazy cold winters that we have in Iran and Armenia. Still, interestingly Danes thought this should be very cold for everyone else. I remember even they were telling me "oh, if you are from Iran, this should be the first time you see snow, right?!" lol 😂 Apart from the snow level, I think Danish winter feels a bit colder than it really is, because it's usually windy; and yes, on those windy days, it sometimes really feels cold.

Denmark is usually rainy and windy, specially a bit outside the central parts of the capital city. The wind speed sometimes can be really crazy. I remember for example, one of my colleagues told us that, in one of those windy days, even though he had secured his daughter's trampoline to the ground, the next day they woke up realizing that it had flew into their neighbor's window! I remember on some of those days I had to fight with the strong wind while riding my bicycle. A few times I could even feel that the wind was pushing me toward the car lane; which felt a bit dangerous.

Having lived in several different places, I felt that northern Jylland was significantly windier than Sjælland, especially compared with Copenhagen and the wider capital region. In general, the farther you move away from dense city centers, the fewer buildings there are to break the wind. Jylland is also closer to the open sea, and much of it is more exposed and less sheltered than the capital region.

Danish language

I remember the first time that I went to buy something from Bilka, one of the Danish hypermarkets, I looked at a sign that was written "Kun 5 Kr", and I was like... mmm... that's too cheap! :)) Kun? 5 Krons? By the way, Kun in Farsi means ass!

I went out to explore the city, and I saw this:

Din Fart? Din 2, in Farsi means religion; and fart, you probably know! And, I was like, wow! Look, what a country I moved to!

A few months passed; and I went to a language school in Hellerup; I got off the train and wanted to use the elevator to bring my bike to the ground floor, and I saw this beautiful sign:

The next few years, this was one of our entertainments; looking at all those signs:

Wondering what they mean in Farsi?

• Kun; you already know.
• Kir; means penis, but in an impolite way.
• Kos; means pussy; again in an impolite way.

Kir kan kos-sher?

• Kos-sher; means bullshit talks; also called: pussy poem.
• Kan; in Farsi, comes from Kandan, which means to drill a hole.

And Kunde? Is someone who gives ass! It literally explains someone who loves that kind of intercourse!
So, kundeservice? kundevogn? kundeparkering? kundekonto? kundecenter? kundedata? kundesupport? I mean, wow!

And adding international brands makes it even more interesting.

Things like, COS, a Swedish fashion brand, part of the H&M Group:

Or those Turkish shops like Koskkebab! Kos Kebab? Sorry, what kebab??

Or this one, which literally means: those who are kunde. kunde means the same as koni, and konia means the plural form of it! :))

Or the famous one: Kosem! Kosam? Which literally means "I'm a pussy", or "am I a pussy?," depending on how you read it. lol

Safety in Denmark

Denmark is one of the safest countries in the world for sure, but that doesn't mean that nothing happens there.

While Danes pretend that all the aggression comes from Foreigners and Danes are the calm ones, I bet none of you have heard about the recent terrorist attack in the Field's shopping mall in Copenhagen.

The attacker was a white Dane, and that’s why no media ever talked about it. Later, the Danske Politi (Danish Police) decided not to call it a terrorist attack! Like always, it was one lone wolf suffering from mental issues, just because he was a white man. 😂 If it was a Muslim or a foreigner, trust me, you would have seen it all over the news, and everyone would have called it a “terrorist invasion” from the first seconds of it! Interestingly, this happened in the middle of a gang war between Danish gangs. Later, a large bomb exploded in the HQ of one of these armed gangs! I remember once also a friend told me that there was shooting in an area that I was biking in. She was telling me to watch out as they target people with black hair.

I know these things a bit in details because for less than 2 months I had to rent a room from an old Danish woman; who later I realized illegally lives together with her boyfriend, who apparently was a big shot in one of those Danish gangs running drug business at Christiania and earn money out of providing "protection" for local businesses in Nordvest. Anyway, I left that place instantly, over the course of 2 days (imagine how difficault it was to find somewhere to move to, while having a fulltime job too), when she introduced me to some of their members and asked me to join their gang! And they knew almost everyone in that area; all those weird guys! I told her that I'm an educated person and will never join such organizations; thanks! She also showed me a few photos of her Italian father and told me that they also provide "safetly" to the shops around that area. Then told me that they have people working for them at the Danish police and government; so if I tell anyone anything about them... bang! They were also meeting weired people at home and even one day I saw that they were paniced; and when I asked, she said someone just told them that one of their rivals was released from prison. This is what I got as a foreigner; A place shared with those wiredos where I did not even feel safe there. Just because all the other options were eitehr too expensive for my salary or not available at all. Later, when I moved to another apartment in a neighboring neighborhood, a Polish guy who worked in that building, told me that a "Mafia" exists in the area that I used to live. Then he said this new apartment is outside that area and is safe; but avoid going to Tangsvej, Frederikgvej, up to Emdrup as much as you can; especially during that time that they were shooting at people. I witnessed things that I had never imagined in Iran; I don't know, but I might have been just unlucky.

Another example; I remember that one day I was shaken awake early in the morning by the loud sound of an explosion near my apartment! That was early on a morning in 2023, near a crowded train/metro Station in Copenhagen. For a few hours, we could hear sirens, police cordoned off the streets around that area, and the whole place was locked down by the police. Later, we read in the news that it was an explosion at a Hells Angels HQ, one of the main Danish organized gangs. I heard from people that it was a part of an ongoing gang war between Hells Angels MC and the outlaw gang Loyal to Familia.

In fact, just before and after that, there were several shootings around Nørrebro and other Copenhagen neighborhoods tied to simmering gang violence. In 2017–2018 there were multiple shootings around Nørrebro itself; later I remember a case that happened in an area where I used to ride bicycle a lot, and just a few minutes after I passed that area! Then later those shootings spread across different parts of the city. Someone else also told me that a few years earlier, someone shoot at one of their neighbors in Herlev; while they were at home! I also witnessed similar incidents when I was in Aarhus; gangs shooting at the window of restaurants, etc.

On the other hand, Denmark is so safe that most parents still leave their kids in their stroller outside the coffeeshop/restaurant! However, that's not common in big cities like Copenhagen anymore; as more people = less trust.

The privilege of residing in Schengen area

Unfortunately, Iranian passport has become quite useless these days, and so back then when I was in Iran, I could not travel anywhere except a few countries like Turkey, UAE (not anymore), or Armenia. But, living in Denmark gave me the chance to freely travel to Spain, Italy, the Netherlands, and many other European countries to see the world better.

Danes are raised to proudly become racists

Later, I joined a Danish startup, and a week after I began my work there, I saw that this is what they had put on their website instead of me:

Then, I said, but guys, this is a typical emoji used for black-skin people, which was okay to use if I was. And after that my colleagues were kept telling me that:

no, look! you are not white, and you are black — trying to convince me to accept that they are not blind, and I am wrong!

I said that in front of the CEO also, who was the CTO of another company too just because of his girlfriend's father, and he said:

you laugh too much, your hair is too short, and you're black; that's why I personally asked the designer guy to create an emoji like this for you.

This is the close-mindedness that the Danish society suffer from. They never accept their mistakes, instead try hard to convince others to believe every shit that they say.

You might think the legal system would support you in such cases; right? But when I unofficially talked to someone at my union he just told me that even these things are unfortunately quite common there, people usually cannot do anything about it; as you need a strong proof; and with their regulations also it is very difficult to gather such proofs, as for example, you cannot film others without their consent, etc. Later, that same guy in the union rejected my talk and only accepted my Polish colleagues to speak at a conference that they were organizing; so I'm not sure what that guy said was correct or if he was just another racist who did not want to support an immigrant like me in such case. Anyway, I don't care about it anymore as I left that horrible society, but if you are a highly-educated talent thinking about moving there, keep these things in mind.

Two okay years until Corona

Before 2020, I could work for a few startups and learn their work culture. I found some good Iranian friends, and we used to hang out and enjoy our leisure time together. I loved traveling between Copenhagen, Aarhus, and Odense, as I had things to do in all those places. I could use a buss/ferry-combo option, called Kombardo Expresso, to commute between Jylland and Sjælland without having to pay too much for those expensive train tickets.

I also visited two beautiful islands, Bornholm and Langeland during a nice spring. I remember that in Langeland, the owner of the place that we rented, had a giant macaw who was circling around above us and saying something! It even got close to us like it wanted to attack! Then the owner came out, said something, and the parrot came and sat on her shoulders! Then she introduced us to her pet to ensure that it does not see us as a threat.

During that time, I also experienced the coldest night Denmark had ever had. Usually temperature does not go below minus 6, which is even warmer than the winter in Armenia and Iran, but I think it was 2018 that it became -12 for one evening, while feeling like -17! The next day, everything was frozen! All those big lakes, and even the ocean south Copenhagen! The following image is the water in that cold day vs Copenhagen Carnival during one of the warmest summer days.

I also tried various new things like figure drawing, and then later participated in a fundamental painting class:

Empty cities

Even though of course I had fun, after a few years, living in those empty cities kicked in. For a person who was born in a crazy crowded hyper-city like Tehran with 12-17 million people, it was boring to see almost no one on the streets after 7 PM! Almost all shops were closed, and you could hear your breaths! Even during the day, you can only see people in the city center, and only in the capital city, Copenhagen!

Corona hit

Corona was probably the worst thing happened to me. I was away from the job market for 7 months; and even many that I knew were becoming redundant. I lost a lot of money, thanks to DF, the anti-immigrant Danish Fascist party, that had passed a law to prevent foreigners to receive unemployment insurance, even though we had paid for it! Finally, after writing to hundreds of companies, I got a temporary, 6-months job to work as an external consultant for a company that was building a solution for the Danish healthcare. They knew that I am desperate, so they offered me a shit salary of 35,000 DKK per month! which was lower than the juniors that I used to hire in my previous companies! To better understand how bad it was, the salary for a person with my experience was 65-70K DKK per month for expats and around 100-120K DKK for Danes! That means they were giving me half of what I was worth, just because I was desperate after Corona. I also had two horrible managers, but I needed the money, so I didn't care. The first 5 months, I helped them finish that project 1 month earlier than they had promised, even though we had some incompetent people in the leadership that were wasting the time. In the last month, I also evaluated and built a project that later they themselves announced that brought 2 million Danish Kr to the company! I was pretending that I do not understand Danish, so then they would say things in front of me instead of my back; and I remember that the manager who said that number was looking into my eyes to see if I'd have any reaction. Of course, I just slightly laughed at their stupidity; nothing more... Then, just decided not to sign any new contracts with them. That last month of that job was December, and I could only work 3 weeks out of the whole time, but still, the main part of the project was finished and handed over to someone within the company to hand it over to the client. 3 weeks; 2 million Danish Krons! What did I get? 35,000 DKK + disrespect and having to tolerate a psycho manager who was later fired and interestingly joined another stupid company as a VP of something!

At this point, I decided to stop using Danish and began to migrate out of that country. Before that I was studying this language, even though we had some racist teachers too; for example the one in Hellerup who ended his class before Christmas, by looking at us in the face and saying this before leaving the room:

Denmark used to be a better country when we only had German migrants; but not anymore, after people from South America and Iran have moved here!

The majority of people in that class were either from Iran or Argentina, Brazil, and other South American countries. We, the three Iranians, who were there, were working in the IT sector, two working for one of the largest banks in Denmark! Apparently, she hated us so much that such hatred had blinded her. Later, I realized such hatreds are actually a part of the real Danish values; especially when I met a Danish woman who had a child from her South American ex-husband; had become distant from her family; and even no one treated her daughter at school like a human being, simply because her skin wasn't as light as "proper Danish" and her hair was black. The mom told me that she had talked to the school about this issue multiple times, but no one were willing to do anything about it; so, for the sake of her daughter's mental health, she had to take her out of school and continue with homeschooling.

During this time I also gained a lot of weight and a big tummy; thanks to all those stresses, thanks to those unjust regulations, and rejections from that crazy society.

Okay; back to my career...

Later, I joined a well-known company; but again with a low salary, as my contract was ending, and they could only see me as a cheap immigrant. In order to give me that low salary, they had to put a very low position for me in the company's chart (level 11); but the funny thing was that in some projects I became the tech lead, and I was hiring people with level 4 and 5! For example, we had an architect, who was hired before me as level 4, with the salary much higher than me, but did not even know the difference between containers and VM! All he had done was to translate a few useless documents from Danish to English to share them with our colleagues in some East Asian countries. That guy had even failed that simple job, and knew nothing about tech; but he was level 4, just because he was a Dane and had connections.

After this job my salary had become okay, within the range of 60-70K DKK; but still, I was expected to do stupid things as unfortunately most Danish managers are not educated to understand IT well enough, and they are too arrogant to even think what they do can be done much better in a short period of time by just knowing a few things that were beyond their knowledge. Unfortunately, those managers move from jobs to jobs and mess up with organizations after organization, just because they have "connections", AKA corruption.

I quit an okay paying job to open my own business, but didn't expect...

It was during these post-Corona times, that I wanted to become an independent consultant or build a product that I was thinking about, but unfortunately, again all those regulations were against my wishes for success. Then, I said, okay I'll explore other options; spoke with representatives of a few countries and quit my job when someone in the Dutch government told me that they have a program specifically for startup founders. Later, I realized, being an Iranian simply meant: those were not for me! I didn't give up; explored even more countries: UAE, Estonia, etc. But at the end of the day, there were always something that was blocking me due to my nationality. Anyway, I still made my product and tried a few things, but then later I could not earn money from it due to all those stupid hate-based US sanctions that collectively target all Iranians; this is why I say:

Hitler died, but Fascists didn't; they just renamed themselves, joined the US, and hid behind the fake mask of Zionism.

A "friend" asked me to join his business and explore new opportunities

At that point I kinda gave up and wanted to go to Armenia, which I wish I had, but then a friend asked me to join his company and help him with his projects, whenever they needed someone to help them. Also, he could sell me to other companies as consultant, which was a win-win for everyone; during this time I helped a large bank in the Nordics and also participated in two other AWS / data engineering projects.

Since 2020, where consultancy became popular, I realized two common patterns in Europe.

Pattern #1:

• European employers avoid hiring foreigners as consultants, to keep the money for the high-paying jobs withing Europeans.
• Those European managers usually hire from their European friends AKA "connections".
• Those European friends are usually not competent enough to do the job.
• They hire foreigners, like me, to do the actual job behind the scene.
• All those managers benefit from the money spent on all those high-paying positions.

Pattern #2:

• Companies only hire through a few "trusted European sources" like Upwork.
• They launder the money through mediatory companies that some of those managers have financial interests in; some even outside Europe in shady countries like South Africa.
• They all benefit from the big money, giving away only a portion of it to the ones who do the actual job.

Is this legal? I don't know; but many things happen behind the scene in Europe that even governments have decided to close their eyes on. They only care if some outsiders somehow benefit from that pile of money.

No quarantine period for mobile phone numbers? No regulations??

A few years ago, I bought a nice phone number for myself, but interestingly the moment I began to use the number I got thousands of phone calls and SMS messages from random numbers! This continued for the next 2-3 weeks, with thousands of phone calls! I remember I kept telling people who were calling me to contact the old owner somehow and tell him to notify people of the change in his phone number; but it still took a long while before I stopped receiving those messages and calls. Apart from that, he had registered that number on all the websites I was using, so I could not use that number. Interestingly, I was also bound by the operator's contract to keep that number for 6 months, paying the subscription without even being able to use it! When that period was over, I changed the number one more time just to have a number that I could use.

I remember that I even called their customer service a few times and mentioned that this seemed illegal, but they said that they could not do anything about it and I had to keep that number for at least 6 months. Apparently, either they don't have any regulations to enforce an acceptable quarantine period, or they just don't care!

Okay, but what's the problem with that?

In this digital world:

• Two-factor authentication (2FA/MFA) becomes a nightmare: you can't access accounts that still have the old owner's 2FA enabled, and they can't disable it without access to your number.
• Email recovery: most email services use phone numbers for account recovery, so you might receive recovery codes meant for someone else, or they might gain access to accounts linked to your number.
• Social media account recovery: when the previous owner tries to recover their accounts, they'll use your number, potentially locking you out or exposing you to their personal information.
• If they have not set a password on their WhatsApp or other messaging apps, you'll be added to all their private groups! This is actually what happened to me, and I had to manually leave them all!
• Insurance companies: health, car, or home insurance might be linked to the wrong person, causing claim denials or incorrect coverage.
• Legal complications: you might receive calls from lawyers, courts, or law enforcement looking for the previous owner, potentially putting you in awkward or even dangerous situations.
• Credit score: credit bureaus might mix your identity with the previous owner's financial history, especially if they are in heavy debt.
• Dating apps and personal services: your profile might be confused with the previous owner's, leading to privacy violations or even safety concerns; also what if they are banned from those platforms? Then you'll be banned too, from day one!
• Job applications and professional networks: recruiters and employers might contact you thinking you're someone else, or worse, you might miss opportunities because they're trying to reach the previous owner.

Back in Iran, I used to work in the telecom industry, and I remember we had a long cool-off period, during which operators were not allowed to sell those numbers, and this was even 10 years ago! And I'm pretty sure if this happens in Iran, even once, you'll hear it all over the news in all those Western-backed Farsi propaganda machines.

My human-rights activities prior to Denmark; continued there

Before Mahsa Amini, in the past 20 years, I was doing my political activities behind the scenes; with all those fake accounts that I had on social media. After all those years, I was happy that I could open people's mind to some realities by introducing some terms like:

• عرزشی (Arzeshi): This term combines "عر" (the sound of a donkey) and "ارزشی" and means those who corrupted Iranian human values with their stupidity by blindly following a bunch of traitors. This term was originally created to be used for all those who flatter dictators: whether it's Supreme Shah (Pahlavi), the Supreme Leader, the Supreme Communist Terrorist (Rajavi and her MEK cult), or any other type of dictators. Remember that while it is good to be a Valued Person who stands for their human values (ارزشی), it is stupid to be an apple polisher who blindly follows a dictator/gangster, hoping to get financial/political support from them—which is what those extremists do, either those who are members of Pahlavi/Rajavi's gang, or their extremist brothers who reside in Iran. Later, someone else made an alternative of this term (خرزشی) which was wise.
• سوپر انقلابی (Super Revolutionary): This term is for those who advance the interests of colonizers behind the mask of appearing revolutionary.
• آیت الگوزما (Ayatol Goozma): This term is for those who claim to be representatives of God (which is a good thing) but see their role as "business" and spread their bad demonic smell. They are the source of shame for Shia and through distortions they created in Iranians' religion, they made it extreme so that Israel and America can achieve their goals, causing shame for the country. This is not used for all the Ayatollahs or Akhoonds as some of them are good (for example, President Khatami was an amazing God representative, while Ahmad Khatami is one of those Ayatol Goozmas). The word "gooz" means fart in Farsi. This term is also used for Pahlavi (Ayatol Goozma Pahlavi) as he acts exactly like other Ayatollah Goozmas by having created his extremists' cult of people who worship him and see him as their God, just because he gives them money.
• ولی وکیل (Vali Vakil): This term was created for Pahlavi, who asked the Iranian people to give him full power and authority (vekalat tam) so he could become like Khamenei with absolute guardianship (velayat motlaghe) or absolute monarchy (soltane motlagh). The Iranian people rejected him completely, and out of 80 million Iranians, he couldn't even get 500,000 votes. This was his pathetic attempt to gain absolute power, which the people rightfully laughed at.
• شاشزاده (Shashzadeh): This term refers to Mohammad Reza Pahlavi, who through betrayal became a partner with the Zionist Ahmadinejad through Khawari and sold the country for the smell of kebab.
• اعلی گوزرت (A'la Goozrat): Means the great royal fart. This term refers to any type of dictator who sees itself above others; monarch, leader, or any other life-time ruler who chooses extraordinary titles for himself. The great royal (اعلیحضرت), the great leader (رهبر معظم), the knows-it-all leader (رهبر فرزانه), etc.
• صگیونیست (SagYunist): This term refers to a type of rabid dogs—those who are the ones behind the colonial Mafia. Those who have killed humanity within themselves and think they are superior to others: blacks, indigenous Americans, anyone who is not "white/pale enough" for them, Palestinians, Chinese, Iranians, etc.
• جبهه پایداری منافع اسرائیل در ایران (Jebhe Paydari Manafe Israel Dar Iran): While Jebhe Paydari Party (made by Ahmadinejad with the help of Mesbah's cult who helped the West manipulating Shia, and a few other Zionist assets) pretends to be "the one and only revolutionary forces!!" by hiding behind their "Super Revolutionary" mask, all they have done has been executing Israel's plans in Iran to help the west colonize this region.
• کاسبان تحریم (sanction beneficiaries): refers to those who benefit from the US sanctions; Ahmadinejad and his gang, Jalili and other members of the Iranian Freemasonry cult who have hidden behind the fake mask of super revolutionary, Pahlavi, and Rajavi.

I also normalized some terms in English too 3; which I prefer not to reveal for now. And, apart from the ones I mentioned earlier, there were some other ones, too, that never became popular.

Remember that a real valued person (ارزشی واقعی) is someone who keeps their human/Iranian values, instead of those idiots (عرزشی) who are being played by the infiltrators of Israel and are so cheap that they can be bought by a penny! They are no different than Shaboon Bimokh and his gang who helped the Brits/USA overthrow Mosaddegh, with such a low price that even the US still makes fun of it! There is a huge distinction between those who keep their Iranian/human values and those who have sold themselves for cheap; between those who resist and those who betray; between those who are human and those who are nothing more than tools.

It's interesting to see that those gangs try hard to misuse those words in their own interest. For example, Pahlavi's mobsters use them while they also include them. They try to co-opt the language of resistance, to twist it, to use it against the people. (Pahlavi and Rajavi always do that: stealing our democratic movements; similar to what their Zionist masters do), but words have meaning. Truth has power. And no matter how they try to misuse these words, the truth remains.

There were also a lot of other good terms that others created, that I was using too; those who never revealed their identities, but risk their lives for the better of their countries. I respect them all, especially those innocent political prisoners who sacrificed their lives to see a better future for their country.

I remember that some were trying to change the meaning of these terms/words (which is why I am writing them here); some even later create some fake accounts to pretend to be me and impersonate my fake accounts! (that could be called ultra-super-fake accounts, lol). I was also always under constant attacks by their cyberarmies (that locks out accounts by sending thousands of fake "reports" or attempts high number of wrong passwords to trick security systems, etc.) and their "cyber personality terror" forces that are created to terror the legitimacy of people similar to what they did to Elaheh Hicks or Akbar Ganji.

Interestingly, I was constantly being added to some private groups, by some idiots who were easily adding people they didn't know. I remember the easiest way to be added to those groups was to like or comment under those posts that were saying "like this if you defended Iran at the Iran/Iraq war" or "comment if you blah blah", and then they were adding most of those people to their private groups without asking any further questions! Later they were using those groups mainly to gather likes and boost their posts, but initially, they were using them to share ideas and plan! So, what if, instead of someone like me who cares about his country, they were adding one of those Rajavi/Pahlavi traitors?! I guess that has probably happened too! In a few cases I think I kinda revealed my identity, as all my main accounts with a large number of followers were being removed one after each other; To be honest I was a bit unhappy to see that high level of stupidity in Twitter Farsi. A social media, poisoned by the cancer cyberarmies of: Pahlavi, Rajavi, and oosstaad's team (who I think is one of those foreign infiltrators who could find his ways to the top through the wide security hole of Basij), and of course later by Israeli agents and their bots. A disease that later spread to Instagram and other places too.

Later, when Mahsa Amini died, I remember that a few suspicious accounts, altogether, began saying that "#MahsaAmini is the operation's code name"! Even though that was suspicious to be initiated by foreign intelligence, I, together with some friends, initiated a few protests in Copenhagen in solidarity with our strong women in Iran (which in my opinion are much stronger than women in Denmark where I lived at). I was also not happy that Pahlavi and Rajavi, like always, wanted to steal our democratic movements and pretend to be our leaders, while no one in Iran counts those radical thieves!

During that time, I also created another fake account which was known to some of those who had similar opinion about what happened; unfortunately, later one of them became one of those super pro-Pahlavi's, and based on a few things that he mentioned I think he was also one of those intelligence close to Ahmadinejad who were sent abroad to fight against reformists.

Organizing those events opened up my eyes a bit. Later, I was approached by someone who later revealed to be one of those Israeli citizens who was pretending to be Iranian. I used to play ping pong and backgammon somewhere in Copenhagen, and it was during that time that this guy got close to me a bit and finally approached me and spoke with a few times. I remember that he could not speak Farsi well enough, and was using a lot of curse words (similar to how Afghans speak); I guess they learn Farsi from Afghan teachers. If you question their accent, they say "I'm from Kordestan", which has a completely different accent. Previous to that, I remember a Danish woman also got close to me with that kind of accent, and she was telling me exact same story "oh I'm Kordish; that's why". Okay, Kordish with Afghani accent. lol

Initially, I didn't know that he is an Israeli citizen, and it was interesting to see that he was pro-Pahlavi and pro-Ahmadinejad at the same time. He was telling me that people like me are stupid for supporting reformists! He was not happy that we supported those reformists who are pro-peace and pro-democracy!

It was a few months later, that he finally revealed his identity. He told me that he is an Israeli citizen who learned Farsi outside Iran. He said that his parents where among those who left Iran to join "Project Israel" a few years before the revolution. He thought some Iranians and all Israelis are Aryans and that's why they should be superior to others, and that's why they should purify Iran from all those Arabs; which I guess he was referring to the majority of Iran's population! I think by mentioning all those horrible things he thought he could recruit me for their hate-based Pahlavi/Zionist cult to act against Arabs! That stupid guy never understood that people like me who promote equality are against Fascism; either the old ones or the new one that is hiding behind the Zionism mask. This guy also told me that he is one of the guys who have organized some Pahlavi events in Denmark, Sweden, and the UK. He said, he flies to all those countries nearby, to attend Pahlavi's events, whenever they have one. This way they could add to the crowd, pretending to be more than what they really are. Ridiculously, with all those fraudulent things, you never see more than 50-100 people in any of those Pahlavi's events! Especially since 2023, when he revealed his true face. (remember that Rajavi and her terrorist cult sit even in a worse position)

It was during this time that I realized many of those who organize or attend Pahlavi's event outside Iran, are the Israeli citizens who pretend to be Iranians; of course some Iranians also exist among them who are either official members of his international gang, who have joined his organization for the sake of money or a help to get asylum under fake cases, or the few naive ones who have believed his lies.

Unfortunately, Pahlavi is stupid enough that he thinks Israel wants to make him the next monarch of Iran; but the reality is that Israel sees him nothing more than a desperate fool who was willing to betray his country and help the Zionists justify their ongoing genocide. A cuckold who can't even satisfy his wife; a loser who desperately seeks to prove himself to his mommy; the mom who still gives him pocket money. They will throw him to the toilet as soon as he is used enough as a cheap toilet paper to wipe their asses. The same applies to Maryam Rajavi, and her MEK Mujahedin terrorist cult, and any other Zionist-backed terrorists in that region; those who don't understand that Zionist fascists hate us all and see us nothing more than their future slaves.

Back to that Israeli guy in Denmark; I think he was the same person that entered one of our previous protests in Copenhagen; where one of my friends asked him to stop waving the monarchist flag in our independent event, as we already had announced that people are not allowed to bring any of those signs related to Pahlavi, Rajavi, and separatists; but he didn't listen. This is a way for them to steal other's movements by waving the monarchist's flag (or MEK Mojahedin's flag, or separatists flag; all the same) to promote Reza Pahlavi or Rajavi and their foreign-backed dictatorships. Based on a few things that I saw on Facebook, I also think it was him who was behind encouraging people on Facebook to attack Iran's embassy in Denmark! Which is a terrorist act based on international law! So, an Israeli was behind a terrorist attack on Iran's embassy?! Of course, with all those double standards in the West, none of those big media covered that terrorist attack and Danish police also did nothing about it. I don't know, but he might have been a Mossad agent; and that's why nothing happened to him.

Interestingly, all these groups hate Sepah (as Iran's official army) and reformists:

• Members of a Freemasonries cult who have hidden behind their fake "super revolutionary" masks to reach the top of the system; thanks to the stupidity of the leader and his "khodi / gheyre khodi" logic that enabled this.
• The person who told me that he was trained in Russia for Israel, to help Pahlavi and Ahmadinejad.
• Israel's assets in all those parallel military and Intelligence Services that the leader has created to increase the attack surface, parliament, Hoze Elmie (where akhoonds are graduated from), judiciary system, etc., who all hide under their "super revolutionary" and "super Muslim" masks. That's why nowadays people like Alireza Sabeti, a "super revolutionary" close to Saeed Jalili, openly attacks Sepah and President Pezeshkian at the same time.

But some in Sepah are stupid enough to support those foreign assets; thanks to all those infiltrators who could find their ways to top of Iran's military and intelligence services; and thanks to the leader who foolishly supported Ahmadinejad.

I used to work for a large bank in the Nordics, and for that project I had a manager who told us that he was a member of Freemasonry. And then later, a few times, when others were on vacation and no one else were around, he tried to convince me to join them. From what I could hear, I learned that Freemasonry is nothing but a secret society, and a cult that designed to infiltrate and control the world. I remember in those private talks he revealed some details about their organization (not everything of course):

• Only men can join Freemasonry (no matter which branch).
• If you are married, you have to get a written permission from your wife that you are allowed to attend their gatherings, spend time for them, and do whatever they ask you to do.
• You should have a well-paying job and considered an elite in society: preferably within banks, military, etc.
• There are many types and Freemasonry branches all over the world:
  • The main ones: If you join, you can never leave; if you leave, they murder you (even worse than what they do in Sunni/Saudi Islam).
  • Some recruit only Christians, some only Jews, some others are more open to everyone who have some sort of faith (which is what he wanted me to join).
  • There are a few modified branches in the Middle East, where people have to put visible signs in their forehead or body, to identify each other.
• You have to travel a lot to see your "brothers" in other countries and attend their meetings.
• They make decisions about important events happening all around the world.

Failing to recruit me after revealing that much, made him quite angry. Seeing how incompetent he was in IT, I don't know if anyone from that Freemasonry cult had helped him become a manager in such a large bank or being an active member of the Danish army was the reason he was given such a technical position that he was absolutely clueless in most areas of it.

Okay, back to my political views; In my opinion, no matter how much people hate the leader (Khamenei; which is also praised by some too) and some see him as a traitor, he is the current king/leader/monarch/whatever of Iran; like it or not. The problem is that the leader/king/whatever is so stupid that has gathered a bunch of traitors who keep suggesting him things that follows the colonial script; those traitors who have hidden under the mask of Ultra Mulsim Super Revolutionaries, and those idiots who blindly follow them... That's why IRIB (the national TV of Iran), who is under the influence of members of a Freemasonary branch and people like Saeed Jalili, has deliberatly pushed Iranians toward those Western-backed propaganda machines, and that's why people like Ahmadinejad, Saeed Jalili, and members of the Paydari party have succeeded in deviding Iran into smaller groups and making Iranians so frustrated that it would be easiler for their colonial masters to brainwash the society. A group of Super Revilutionaries who are ordered to implement the colonial Divide and Conquer's plan. The leader, Khamenei, who is from Mashhad near Afghanistan, despretly seeked to become a new "Nader Shah", so then he could prove himself to others; He also surrounded himslef by some of his friends from that region, who have the same mindset; idiots like Ghalibaf, Jalili, Alamol Hoda, Saberifar, Firouzi, Raeesi, etc. who followed the colonial script without even realizing it! Even though Khamenei is not bad at military stategy, unfortunately, he is not wise enough to make futuristic political decisions; that's why he has destroyed Iran's economy, culture, and unity. that's why he does not understand the importance of thingsl like having an EQ-oriented education system, culture, art, music, happiness, and uniting around our same nationality; instead he has focued on enforcing one religion on everyone (similar to what Israel does) and banning all those important Iranian values. A leader/king who praises sadness over happiness does not represent God or Shia; in Shia, as Dr. Elahi Qomshei says, beauty and happiness are two main reflections of God, and those who are against them serve the army of Evil. Iran could be in a much better position, if Khamenei had seeked his intrest and had become a military general, instead of a king who copies other military-obssesed kings like Reza Shah Pahlavi and Nader Shah Afshar.

That's why I say:

Khamenei and his apple-polishers (khodi)
= Reza Pahlavi and his fascist cult
= Maryam Rajavi and her MEK Mujahedin terrorist cult
= All those western-backed armed separatist terrorists who keep murdering Iranian civilians
= Ahmadinejad, Saeed Jalili, and all those super revolutionaries who have implement the colonial script of Zionists.
A bunch of Zionist assets who help each other against the will of Iranians; those who are enemies of Iran's unity, culture, power, and glory.

Colonial powers expand by creating and supporting all those terrorists and extremist groups. They weaken nations by supporting idiots to rule over the elites. That's why they created Taliban in Afghanistan; trained them while they were there; and then later gave the whole country to them in such a ridiculous show, with billions of dollars worth of war machinery! That's why they helped a bunch of Akhoonds to take over the Iranians' democratic movement and steal their anti-dictatorship revolution, and replace it with another monarchy with a different name (theocracy, monarchy, same shit). That's why their assets were assigned to create a system in Iran that enforces one religion, which was a copy of Israel; a stupid system that suppresses people by idiotic things like compulsory Hejab. A bunch of Super Revolutionaries who were tasked to create Israel-v2 in Iran! with all that diversity we have in Iran and all those neighboring countries; and suddenly they created such extreme systems in the Middle East, with the help of a bunch of traitors. That's why they keep supporting people like Ahmadinejad, Raeesi, and Jalili, indirectly, by things like sactions, tearing down JCPOA by Donald Trump, etc. that are all done to weaken the position of reformists and those who think. That's why they keep supporting extremists and terrorists of Pahvali, Rajavi, and all those armed separatist terrorists. The whole plan was to support idiots and traitors to rule over the elites.

A plan that brought Khomeini from India to Iran; helped the already enslaved India (mentally) to rule over others in that region; created a cancer named Taliban in Afghanistan and then use them in their ridiculous 911 show, where they killed their own people to brainwash their own society; created Al-Qaeda, ISIS, and other terrorists like Jolani who shamelessly shook hands with Trump; etc. etc.

Apart from that, we should also always remember that no Western country (or Israel or UAE) is stupid enough to fall in love with us, Iranian civilians, and spend billions of dollars per year just for loving us! Just ask yourself:

Is it because of their love toward us that they spend billions of dollars to spread such an amount of free propaganda in Farsi?
Or do they want to brainwash us?

Their colonial plan has always been to make Asia the next Africa, and a united strong Iran is the biggest obstacle in that colonial plan. If Iran falls, next would be all those stupid puppet regimes (in the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Syria, and now Somaliland), China, India, Russia, etc. Unfortunately, Russia is stupid enough that it loves Israel as Ashke Nazis are ethnically primarily Russian/Moguls (they mixed with Persian/Armenian Iranians though, after Moguls attacked Iran, and that made them a bit civilized). It also thinks being Christian makes it one of those Europeans; that's why, for years, it begged like a child to join NATO! Georgia and Armenia are also two of those who think Christianity immunes them forever from those European colonizers who see them nothing more than cheap fucks. These days European allies spend billions of dollars on their puppet regimes to make their countries look good, so then they could use that in their propaganda to convince others to bend in front of those colonial Zionist masters. The harsh reality is that they will get rid of those puppets, as soon as they succeed in their plan to overcome bigger actors: Iran, China, and Russia.

Here is what I see as their plan:

—> Venezuela (to control oil price)
...
then a while later
...
—> Iran (all will attack at the same time: US, Taliban, UAE, Israel, all those western-backed armed separatist terrorists, Turkey, and Azerbaijan)
...
then a while later
...
—> Russia (that's why the US needs Canada and Greenland, apart from its oil)
...
then a while later
...
—> China (with the help of Taliban and other extremists backed by the USA)

Update on January 3rd, 2025: United States attacked Venezuela! 🥶

The rest will be either their puppet regimes (UAE, India, Armenia, etc.) or will be conquered one after each other.

During this time, the Zionist Mafia, who wants to control the whole world and make us all their slaves, sooner or later, will use their puppets in the US to target:

—> a few other South American countries
—> Canada
—> a few European countries (Estonia, Finland, Norway, Sweden, Denmark) and Canada too

Why will the Zionist-owned US attack some other South American countries?

1. expand America.
2. use them as cheap slaves for the United States.
3. steal their critical resources.

I think Mexico will be the first among those South American countries; as it is close to the US.

Remember that:

• Chile, Argentina, Bolivia have lithium.
• Chile, and Peru have copper.
• Brazil, Colombia, and Venezuela have oil.
• Brazil, and Argentina have rare earths like neodymium, uranium, graphite, praseodymium, dysprosium, and terbium.

Lithium; that's why Elon Musk is happy.

Why will the Zionist-owned US target Canada?

1. will get direct access to Russia and Nordics.
2. will use them as cheap slaves; they think this is okay because almost al citizens of Canada are immigrants.

Some think Trump is just a stupid man and things will change later; but that's the US policy that they had planned from a few decades ago. Reality? Trump is playing the role of stupid, and executes the plan, prepared by the Mafia that controls the US with the financial system that they own and agents like Epstein and their high-ranked assets worldwide. The Mafia that owns most US representatives in the congress; the Mafia that owns both major political sides in the US, and runs the US with the illusion of "democracy", while they are nothing but a bunch of puppets who serve their satanic masters. Trump joined that Mafia when he was younger, and made his smaller gang that works for those bigger players. The Satanic Zionist Mafia needed a Fascist like Trump to perform their plan similar to Hitler. The same Mafia that was behind WWI and WWII, is now using their neo-Fascist puppet, Trump, to destroy the world in their favor. Some think these are all conspiracy theory; but I happen to know someone who told me the future with all these details that all came true! Someone who was trained in Russia, two decades ago, to serve the Zionists.

I'm not sure about this, but Trump might even become a new monarch or a lifetime president in the US. This way the risk will be reduced for those Zionist mobsters.

Trump is the new Hitler that was trained by the Mafia of Zionists; a Fascist that that is trained by the same Satanic cult that benefit from WWI and WWII. The Zionist Fascists who see to take over the whole world and enslave us all.

I predict that this is the order that the US and Israel will invade others:

—> Venezuela —> USA
—> Mexico —> USA
—> Saudi Arabia, Syria, Lebanon, Iraq —> The "Greater Israel" project
—> Iran —> Israel will split it to smaller puppet regimes
—> Colombia, Peru, Bolivia —> USA
—> Canada —> USA
—> Greenland —> USA (will be taken away from Denmark)
—> Norway, Sweden, Finland —> USA
—> Russia
—> China

America needs Bolivia to use it as a base to fully control Brazi, Argentina, and Chile. Three countries that later will become a part of the colony.

And they'll use the same colonial script that they'd used before:

• In the "transitionary" phase, they pump those enslaved countries with money, so then they think this is what actually means to be on the side of Americans.
• A few years later, when they are fully enslaved, they get a few penny for their hardworking.
• They get to work longs hours in exchange for food to survive.

Remember that it is the Zionist Mafia that owns the financial system, and it decides:

• who temporarily gets high amount money; their accepted-to-be-enslaved societies in Denmark, UAE, Armenia, Saudi Arabia, etc.
• or sanctioned; those who stands against that Satanic cult and values humanity; Iran, Russia, Venezuela, China, etc.

Following October 7, 2023

Before October 7, 2023, I didn't know much about the history of Israel and the colonial project behind it. Even though I am an Iranian, unfortunately, our two leaders both had been so stupid that under their system, at least our generation did not learn anything about the history of colonialism, Palestine, and Zionism at school. That's why in early 2024, I began studying a bit about those things from various Farsi and English resources. I also began reading Israeli newspapers in Hebrew using AI translation to better understand that society. The trigger for that was an Israeli person that I met in Copenhagen who had moved out of Israel not be complicit in their horrible crimes and was the first person who opened my eyes to that satanic cult; yes, he was Jewish, but against Zionism and project Israel.

Following that event, I could also see that all those Zionist-owned European countries, one after each other, were making it illegal to speak up against those Zionist Fascists who were brutally murdering Palestinian civilians in front of our eyes! All I could do was to attend protests and spend my own money to make/buy placard/flags and give them away. I remember during that time, there was also a Danish/Somalian guy who was participating those events only to sell illegal drugs; I guess to devaluate our human-rights activities and get rid of people who care. Of course, Danish Police (Dansk Politi) never did anything against those drug dealers. Contradictory, authorities were filming us, regular people who cared about human rights, every time that we were protesting. I think they have a lot of videos from my face in their archives.

At the same time, people like Rasmus Paludan and members of a radical fascist group called "Patrioterne går live" were proudly spreading hate speech against Arabs, Muslims, Iranians, and everyone from the Western parts of Asia; under the full protection of authorities! As I was walking on a daily basis, I could see those guys almost every day and everywhere! Rådhuspladsen, Nørreport station, Kongens Nytorv, Den Røde Plads, everywhere! Interestingly those haters almost always had an Israeli flag with themselves too! Hating others based on their religion; similar to other fascists; under the flag of Zionism; makes sense! The same fascists who rebranded themselves to Zionists, and then made it illegal to speak up against them.

That means, I was working hard and paying almost 55% tax (top SKAT); and the money that I was giving to that society was being used to spread hatred against me! In the Danish culture: being from the Middle East = being a Muslim and that hatred was a deliberate action against anyone from that region, except those "white" Israelis.

Interestingly those radical neo-Fascist groups are still active as of December 2025, even though Denmark pretends to value equality. If you watch their videos, you can see them under the full protection of Danish authorities! And they openly support each other with thumbs up and love. Does that mean "freedom of targeted hatred" is one of the Danish values?

At the end I told to myself:

Fuck it; I'm not gonna spend the rest of my life helping businesses in such a society!

And then I quit my job and left Denmark for those psychos and haters who hated me based on my nationality and color of skin. Stupid people who were calling me "black" as they thought this could be a way to insult others. Managers who were proud of being racists and the corrupted system that was not willing to do anything against it. A system that was using my tax money either against me or were giving it away to those who were not willing to contribute to society.

Extra notes

[1] In Iran, chicken pox is only common in the poorer parts of the country, not big cities like Tehran; that's why it's even seen as a "dirty" disease.

[2] Din is one of the Arabic words that in Farsi we also use.

[3] We are marked as "pro westerners" (غرب گدا) by those super revolutionaries; while in reality, we are the only ones who defend Iran, our beloved country, in English arguments (I've done it in social media with some of my fake accounts), and we are the only ones who risk our lives to fight against the Mafia of Zionists; to reveal their plans and true identities. Those "super revolutionaries" are primarily not among the educated ones, and either knowingly follow the colonial script or blindly follow a bunch of Zionist assets. They hate us because we stand against their colonial Zionist masters; and, together with Pahlavi and Rajavi, they've done everything to eliminate us; either physically or with their "personality terror" tactics.