Queen Margaret – Sacrificed: – Not wise

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The Queen says the climate debate is not something to panic about, but it is still what she says about whether or not the climate crisis is man-made, causing many to react.

– So, people play a role in climate change, without a doubt. But if they are created, directly, I am not so convinced, she says in the interview, and continues:

– So, I mean, climate change is happening, and it may be that human activity has played an important role.

Danish royal house expert Søren Jakobsen thinks Margrethe’s statements are reckless.

– He can’t think of anything more controversial at the moment, he tells Ekstra Bladet.

Although Jakobsen is surprised that the Queen can say such a thing, he points out that, like absolutely all other Danes, she has freedom of expression.

According to the expert from the royal house, the 79-year-old woman tends to be careful with what she says and no, especially politically, and therefore believes that she is breaking with what she represents.

– Must be removed

Danish People’s Socialist Party policy Signe Munk (30) writes on Twitter that she believes Queen Margaret has a strange and discouraging message.

“But fortunately we have scientists who can sweep their doubts off the field.” This is not the time to doubt the role of people in climate change, but how we can limit it, “he continues.

The Danish Socialist People’s Party can be compared to the SV in this country.

Sikandar Siddique (33), a former member of the Social Democracy, or the Norwegian Labor Party, sits in the Folketing or Storting, as we know it as in Norway. He is harsh in his criticism, and believes that the interview with the queen should never have seen the light of day.

“The Royal House should immediately withdraw this interview. It is serious, irresponsible and deceptive interference in the political debate,” he writes.

The interview with the Queen is still available on Politiken and is therefore not deleted at the request of the politician.

– a wise queen

However, it is not only criticism that meets the Queen’s new interview. The Democratic Republic of the Congo has been in contact with several Danish politicians, and Morten Messerschmidt, 39, of the populist right-wing Danish People’s Party, is pleased that the 79-year-old man shares his opinion.

– I am proud and happy to have a queen who dares openly and boldly to speak to her people, she says among other things.

Liberal Alliance leader Alex Vanopslagh, 28, praises the queen for speaking freely rather than reading a previously written speech.

– We have a wise queen that we can be proud of, although personally I do not agree with everything her majesty says.

Vanopslagh also thinks the queen is right not to panic about the situation.

Cancel the scheduled celebration

On April 16, Queen Margaret will be 80 years old, but there won’t be a big celebration, despite what was actually planned.

In early March, the Danish royal house wrote in a press release that the celebration was canceled as a result of the crown eruption, which is affecting the entire world these days.

After the interception, the queen also made international news. In an interview with Alt for the Ladies magazine, Margrethe said she does not think she will be 90 years old.

– I don’t think he has ten years ahead of him. I don’t think so But we’ll see. I don’t feel like time is in luck, but with a certain degree of realism you can probably say I’m not missing ten years, he openly shared.

However, the 79-year-old woman emphasized that she is still healthy and fit, and said she cannot understand that she will soon be 80 years old. She doesn’t feel old either, though it’s a common belief that 80-year-olds are just that.

– What I’m thinking about the most is that I am now over 50 years old for 30 years. It is more than anything else. I don’t think it’s been that long since I was 50 years old. But that was 30 years ago. It is a human age, she said.

And although the queen said frankly that she doesn’t think she has ten years left, this doesn’t worry her.

– I really take it easy. I’m in a hurry, because I have 117 things all the time, so no, it doesn’t matter much over the years, he told me.