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I stumbled on this Facebook post a few minutes ago, and it seems to be an attempt to address the problem that UK expat pensioners share with Danes, where our State pensions are treated differently compared with our stay-at-home friends. Ours don't increase as theirs do, which seems increasingly unfair as time and inflation erodes the buying-power. It's a Google translation, but makes a lot of sense. Read on...
p.s. I think "pørge" in his last sentence might mean "ask."
- Hello everyone. As you know, I have already started the group of Holger Danish,'s and public. Now I'd like to ask you all if you don't want to help us by joining the group. We would just like to change the new so-called pension reform that the government will have implemented. We who reside outside the eea will be affected by it again. As it is now, the government has been informed by the European Union that they have to follow the rules in the European Union which say that no distinction should be made between pensioners wherever they live in the world. Denmark does, and now we think that is enough. Then Denmark changes the rules and gets it postponed from the European Union. Then there will be a new injunction and Denmark will change again. And that's how it goes. Now we are trying to persuade Denmark to stop it and, if possible, go to court with it. Then you will not be able to support membership. It doesn't cost anything, nor does it cost anything. We just want as many members as possible to get a free trial in court. In advance, I'd like to thank you all for your understanding of the case. Søren Larsen. And if you want, you can't pørge all your friends about the same thing. Snuller.
p.s. I think "pørge" in his last sentence might mean "ask."