FORMAL COMPLAINT - Sweden Confidential

United Nations petition — incomplete report
The Norwegian 'Police "Security" Service' — "PST"* (*Norwegian acronym),
is an arrantly autonomous subdivision of the Norwegian police force popularly
supposed to detect, record, counteract and prosecute etc illegal activities
presumably endangering Norway's national security.
Normally we'll find a number of PST representatives at each and all police
stations and sheriff offices in Norway, and as a rule of thumb the respective
chiefs of police and sheriffs are personally and regularly engaged in various
tasks on behalf of the Police "Security" Service — other PST agents
traditionally — but not exclusively — includes middle-aged police
inspectors/intendants and chief administrative officers.
PST does also routinely employ younger police officers and civilians in order to
infiltrate, corrupt, espy, provoke and/or overthrow etc human rights and pacifist
organizations, Red Cross groups and medical treatment facilities, peace corps,
closed institutions, charismatic sects, students' associations, social workers' and
servicemen's associations, commissions on racial equality and ethnical minority
coalitions, trade/labor unions, employers' federations, political parties and local
councils, executive committees/sessions, administrative appeal bodies, joint
councils for the welfare of immigrants, training/advisory/examining boards,
agencies for international development/cooperation, iron and steel trades
confederations, travel agents' associations, broadcasting staffs/corporations,
shipbuilding and engineering unions, commonwealth offices, public finance and
accounting institutes, trade/industry federations, associations for the care and
resettlement of offenders, prison officers' associations, foreign
delegations/embassies/consulates, importers/wholesalers/retailers of Russian
merchandise/cars, free trade unions, editorial offices and publishing
corporations, civil/public services associations, municipal workers' unions, debtcollecting
agencies, Masonic lodges (esoteric brotherhoods etc on the whole),
Officer Candidate Schools and Officer's Reserve Corps, Home Guard Subdistricts
and the Civil Defence Rescue/Wardens' Service, public/mental health
services, fire departments/brigades, production platforms in the North sea,
mining partnerships etc at Svalbard, the Coast Guard, signal and
telecommunications engineering departments, manufacturers/importers of
security locks and alarm systems, information bureaux,
scientific/technical/managerial staffs, airtraining corps, Special Forces and
ranger units, scuba/diving clubs, aero/parachuting clubs, motorcycle (MC) clubs,
rifle/pistol clubs, athletic federations, youth clubs, research establishments,
cargo ships (tankers), shipping/offshore companies, manpower services
commissions, societies of operative printers/illustrators/typographers and other
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FORMAL COMPLAINT VS THE KINGDOM OF NORWAY
by Wilh. Werner WINTHER, Norway
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