Posted on 07/01/2017 6:38:36 PM PDT by Olog-hai
Authorities in Denmark and Sweden are set to look into the viability of a new tunnel between Helsingør in Denmark and Helsingborg in Sweden.
The mooted tunnel would bring a fast connection between the two cities, which are currently directly linked by ferry.
Dubbed the HH connection, the new road link would be the second to connect the neighbouring Scandinavian countries after the Öresund bridge linking Copenhagen and Malmö, which opened in 2000.
Denmark’s Ministry of Transport, Building and Housing will work with Swedish authorities on a strategic analysis of the viability of the project, the Danish ministry announced on its website Monday.
The analysis is expected to take three years to complete, according to the ministry press release. …
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"...tunnel..."
Give the muzzies something to blow up every other month.
A nice way to spread the ‘diversity’ around.
Yup, we must make it easier for the religion of peace bombers to travel with minimum bother.
Europe is sooooo screwed.
Plug and flood.
The Schengen Agreement is all about exactly that. Both Sweden and Denmark are in the Schengen Area.
But first, fill it completely with muslim jihadis.
Trump was correct when he said we squandered $6 trillion in the Mideast and made things worse. Trump also said we could have rebuilt our entire country with that $6 trillion.
That is indeed what the left intended: to make things worse, not just for Israel but for the rest of the world too. We could have spent a tiny fraction of that money and destroyed the terrorist snake utterly. Bush showed himself to be a RINO by going along with everything the Dems wanted in the so-called “war on terror”, setting things up for Obama’s subsequent depredations.
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