This is a reply to Professors Blogg

The reason Sweden don’t speak up, is because they don’t really care..  (Though they should care, as a courtesy, about the WL/Assange issue) First, let me say that the reason they don’t “speak up” is not because they are embarrassed that USG “run” their Nation. As they matter of fact don’t do, it’s only in semi-control of issues utterly unimportant to the Swedish government and the Swedish people. OK?

On the contrary, they should care, and they should speak up in favor of Assange, but that is their ONLY mistake (not speaking up). And the only reason I would somewhat agree on WikiLeaks vendetta against Sweden.

Though, let me say this, this vendetta against Sweden is only making it worse for you. If you want to “win” better chose your enemies more carefully.

The so-called enemy is USG. Not Sweden.

I’ll now give a few examples of US puppetry

• Depleting Norway’s anti-terrorism resources: (click)
• Ignoring Norway’s sovereignty (not that we really care, but still) by running an undercover surveillance thing, partly approved by PST (similar to, if not to say EXACTLY same as the Sweden issue): (click)
• Depleting Pakistan’s anti-terrorism resources, laying the groundwork for the increase of extremism and violence seen in the country. (Ok, can’t re-find the link to this statement. But its true, and please tell me if you find the document)

And, last but not least, you can not blame a foreign nations media to be biased towards the interest of its nation. Though you can criticize it. Do not condemn it.

Enough?

Join the vernisage today at 18.00 at the Astrup Fearnley museum.

International video art from 1976 up until todyay.

From the installment (photo: blogg.afmuseet.no)

From the actuall exibition (photo: afmuseet.no)

Woohoo…

Oh, my!

Lets go.

As a nation surfing through the financial crisis but facing serious security issues, Norway for one should speak up in support of WikiLeaks and its founder Julian Assange.

Let’s have a look at very peculiar document from the American embassy dated October 28th 2009 regarding the state of affairs in our little land of Oil an well fare.

And I quote:

 Norway does not have the physical or technical resources to provide surveillance even for the needs already identified by the Protective Security Service, or PST.

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xxxx(A) indicated that PST’s limited technical and physical surveillance resources were fully taxed responding to a high priority Al-Qaida related investigation

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xxxx(A) said that as a consequence of this investigation, PST has had to divert all of its surveillance resources to this case, drawing them away from other high priorities, such as Krekar and counter-intelligence threats, particularly Russia.

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xxxx(A) said that this 24/7 mobilization had put tremendous pressure on these surveillance resources, which he claimed were nearing exhaustion.

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xxxx(B) would have been unable to mention this in a public response

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(ok, so if Norwegians knew in what a poor state the security of the nation was in, they would be upset? We must keep it a secret then? huh?)

How accurate is this description?

Should we have been aware of this before?

Could access to this information have prevented the summer of 2011 to be so gloomy, so disastrous?

I recon, the consequences of knowing could never have hurt more than the factual consequences of not knowing.

Therefore, we should support wkileaks, and welcome its quest for transparency in governmental and corporate processes.

Rest my case.

Today is the day.

Verdict falls, as the UK High Court decide on whether WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange will be extradited from UK to Sweden, and then further to the US.

As dutiful Norwegians, we might want to lend a helping hand to the Swedes who for some reason seems to be cought in an American griph of legal death.

Why else would they send out a red notice and in other ways compile with the ridicules allegations put forward by the US Government?

Time to stand up Swedes, time to stand up.

(we got your back)

Well, well..

What do we have here?

Looks like an out of control queue at Norway’s main airport.

According to the spokesperson for the airport, people had to stand in line for approximately 28 minutes, at most.

Oh, the horror.

Where is the government?

When will the US ever learn. We (Norwegians) dont do (borderline paranoid) security messures. Not for anything, for enyone, – ever!

If you want it, come get it – thats the Norwegian mantra.

Most resently evident by the alleged hacking of a US satelite by Chineses authorities.

And, lets not forgett the epic of all naive epicness. (Until this summer, and untll it was broought to attention by “you know who”)

The password for acces to our entire capitals watersupply was.. non other than 0-0-0-0. Thats right.

This Norwegian “securety”, –  or lack there of, was only beaten by… *drumroll*… the Syrian government, using a password to access to the Sentral Bank of Syria, noother than.. *drumroll*.. : “password”

Yes, the password for the Syrian central bank was “password”

Ahahahaha.. true story.

Its almost so simple you can not guess it.

Well, now to sum it up, first place Syria, second place Norway.

Remember that the next time you leave your satellite in the hands of Norwegians (or Syrians) slippery sloppery handeling.

What a great seal of approval.

Moos of Norway was just rewarded the award for… mh, a trade award. Handed over by the King himself…

Now, something we would like to see at the next official royal banquet.

Not too much to a ask is it?

(tsk tsk)

Where else, than in the “most expensive country in the world”, could the “most expensive movie ever made in India” have a world premiere?

Save the date: 26.10.2011

In 3D – to a theater near you (if you live in Oslo that is)

click

Before  you read this post, excuse me for the nauseating imagery. But it is necessary to prove the point.

In order for us (northerners/westerns) to comprehend the current ville situation in Libya. It would be interesting to take a look at the striking resemblance…

between our very own psycho coup d’ etat-or 2011 wannabe, and Libya’s successful coup d’etat-or of 1969.

You see it?

Lets sum up some of the striking similarities:

• A taste for homemade uniforms
• Writing their own constitution aka Manifest or Green book. Whatevs .
• Couping a nation. Tho, here is a difference, while Gaddafi’s coupe was bloodless and successful (for 42 years) Breivik’s was bloody and very unsuccessful.

Thinking, that the Libyan people have been under complete control of a guy extremely similar, in every way to “you know who” over the last 42 years, including global support and “acceptance”. This, despite evidence of a 1996 massacre of not 77 people, but 1245-ish political prisoners.

42 years.

Rest my case.

While people all over the world is fighting their government against its support of the 1% of population hugging all the money. The government of Norway is fighting the 1% hugging all the money.

Making headlines - Snoop Dogg trying to cross border with too much $$$

FYI: No one is allowed to bring more than 25 000 NOK (prox 4500 USD that is) across the border, into our little pound of  post-communist bliss.

No wonder its called “the last soviet state”  - go figure.

I almost fell sorry 4 him. (tho, his fans should have warned in advance, they knew very well this would happen.)