Many surprising similarities are awaiting us in the holy books of the three main monotheistic religions (Jewish, Christian, Moslem). But also a shocking image of this one and same God emerges.

Religion/s are an important part of human beings' lives. They give comfort, console, support. But they also divide, bring hostility rather than peace. And why do we believe in a particular religion? Reading the holy books of the three main monotheistic religions (Jewish, Christian, Moslem) I was in for surprises and a shock.

Having been drawn into a war in Europe by the Russians, we find ourselves having to defend democracy: freedoms, lives without fear, rule of the people, the division of power/s, absence of corruption, rule of law.

Europe has been drawn into a war by the Russians; millions of people have been making ready to defend democracy, meaning: the rule of the people. We no longer want to to be told what to do, think, say. We are fighting for freedom and our own responsibility.

Ideally, two people in love discuss birth control before making love. As humans often do not take this reponsibility seriously, unwanted pregnancies occur. The two involved then decide together what to do. The welfare of the child in question should also be taken into consideration.

Afghan women and men have been fighting for their freedom for decades. In all ages and all continents freedom fighters have followed an innate longing to throw off tyrannies, to decide their own lives, to elect their representatives, to be able to rely on judges etc. They need your support.

Mothers are system-relevant. Just as nurses. Both are badly paid women. What about fathers? Take a stance for women.

Prostitution is violent, humiliating, distressing. It stops any equality between the sexes. Ban it forever with the Nordic Model.

After many years talking to prisoners, Britta is convinced that there is a connection between bad parenting, little schooling, no professional education, a wrong idea of manhood and male violence that will take the men to prison.