FINLAND; USA; CIA

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Finland has a Nordic-style welfare state - Finland is partly Socialist.

Finland is a top performer in education, economic competitiveness, civil liberties, quality of life, and human development. [16][17][18][19]

In schools in Finland, competition is frowned upon.

In 2015, Finland was ranked first in the World Human Capital [20] and the Press Freedom Index, and as the most stable country in the world in the Failed States Index, [21] and second in the Global Gender Gap Report. [22]

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Finland’s child poverty rate is around 4 percent.

In the United States it is almost 21 percent. In some areas of the U.S. the child poverty rate is 40 percent.

U.S. workers trail their counterparts in Finland on basic competence and workplace skills.

A recent UN report ranked Finland the second happiest country in the world, behind Denmark, based on wealth, political freedom, strong social networks and an absence of corruption.

In 2013, Finland's former spy Seppo Tiitinen revealed that the CIA has had great influence in Finland.

In 1958 and 1960, children from Finland attended summer camps in Norway and Austria.

At these summer camps, the CIA carried out MK ULTRA mind control experiments on the children.

Suomalaisia lapsia huumattu CIA.

Petri Gerdt, suspected victim of CIA mind control.

Such CIA mind control activity continues to this day.

There have been mass killings in Finland carried out by persons apparently mind-controlled by the CIA.

Jokela school shooting / Kauhajoki school shooting / Hyvinkää shooting / Myyrmanni bombing

Suomalaisia lapsia huumattu CIA / Suomessa tehty salaisia MK ULTRA kokeita ...

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Alex Jones, who does not understand Donald Trump?

UNIVERSAL BASIC INCOME

Frans Kerver gets a $1,100 per month 'basic income' on top of his normal income.

In the netherlands, Frans Kerver was working 12-hour days as a copywriter.

His wife and three kids rarely saw him.

In 2015, a Dutch organisation started giving Kerver a basic income, on top of his normal income, because of all the important unpaid work he does in the community.

Kerver now receives $1,100 a month on top of his normal income, and no longer has to work 12 hour days on copywriting.

Among his biggest projects is Garden City, a communal agriculture project that Kerver says takes up most of his time.

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December 2013

There is growing interest in the idea that everyone should be given 'a basic income'.

Finland to consider introducing universal basic income in 2017 / New Zealanders want to give everyone a 'citizen's wage' and scrap benefits / Now Canada is trying a basic income

Research shows that "poor people do not stop trying to better their circumstances when they are given a basic income.

"They make productive use of the funds - feeding their families, sending their children to school and investing in businesses and their own futures.

"Even a short-term infusion of capital has been shown to significantly improve long-term living standards, improve psychological wellbeing and even add one year of life."

What If We Just Gave Poor People a Basic Income for Life.

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A charity, GiveDirectly, is aiming to provide thousands of Kenyans with a basic income for at least the next decade in a bid to investigate how a fundamental level of economic freedom could change people's lives.

Charity experiment to see thousands of Kenyans given .

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In the city of Lausanne in Switzerland, residents are soon to receive money for basic needs like food, transport and clothes, regardless of their income or status.

Lausanne basic income.

According to Lausanne's Leonore Porchet: "Basic income offers a solid and securing social floor, as opposed to the fragile social safety net that we know today.

"The freedom provided by basic income encourages activity, social inclusion and innovation.

"In addition it values and supports the 'free' work such as volunteer activities."

Citizens of Utrecht, in the Netherlands, enjoy a basic income scheme - US$1,023 for one adult and more for a couple.

The Swiss authorities are set to hold a referendum on introducing the basic income scheme in June 2016.

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One 2013 study, found people given a basic income actually worked 17% longer hours and received 38% higher earnings than people who never received additional money.

The US may some day revive the UBI policy President Nixon proposed decades ago.