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Top countries on Happiness list are homogeneous countries with lowest corruption in the government, high economic development

Posted on | March 20, 2017 | 2 Comments

I just reviewed the survey of the happiness index. The first thing that is striking is that the top spots are taken by Scandinavian countries in spite of very cold weather there and very cold and very long winters. As a matter of fact, I remember reading articles that lack of sunshine for a long period of time in winter caused depression in Norway and they sought treatments by placing more daylight lamps to combat winter depression. Yet, Norway is ranked number 1 in happiness index. It is followed by fellow Scandinavian countries: Denmark, Iceland, Finland, Holland. Additionally, Switzerland, New Zealand, Australia are at the top as well. It is interesting that in spite of being surrounded by some 50 Muslim countries that are seeking to destroy it and throw all Jews into the sea, Israel ranked at a very high #11 on Happiness index. I believe that the reason is a very low level of corruption in the government, the courts that actually work against the most powerful members of the government, as well as high level of education, good health-care and good level of ingenuity, entrepreneurship and high GDP   of 36,000 per capita, GDP nearly the same as in Germany.

US dropped slightly from 13th to 14th place. US has high GDP of 54,000 per capita, top health-care, great education. I believe, that it is not as high as Scandinavian countries due to a very high level of corruption in the government and in courts that we have seen in the US  in the past 8 years.

Another interesting fact: #1 country on the list, Norway, is not a part of EU, neither is Switzerland, which is close to the top. Denmark, which is #2, has very strict immigration policies, very few immigrants and very homogeneous population.

Germany, France, Greece and Italy, which took large numbers of migrants and which are now battling high crime, including rapes, murders, terrorism, poverty associated with migration, are much lower on the happiness index.

World Happiness Report 2017

 https://www.jpost.com/Israel-News/Where-does-Israel-rank-in-this-years-UN-Happiness-Index-report-484666
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2 Responses to “Top countries on Happiness list are homogeneous countries with lowest corruption in the government, high economic development”

  1. george anderson
    March 20th, 2017 @ 7:57 am

    I took a quick look at the data and noticed two additional things –
    the lowest ranked Scandinavian country is the one that flooded itself with muslim immigrants – Sweden.
    And before the obama years began the USA was rated #3, just before the obama years ended, the USA was rated #19. I’ll be watching for this on ABC, NBC, CBS, CNN, MSNBC, ETC tonite.
    N.B – I am quoting report here. They added ‘amoung OECD countries’. If you look at the chart we are now #14.

  2. Ridiculous...
    March 20th, 2017 @ 1:29 pm

    We all know why, too!

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