FORMAL COMPLAINT - Sweden Confidential

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the foregoing assertion, the golden rule is never to rely on a Norwegian senior
civil servant or official whatsoever…..whereas unimpelled employment with and
amicable contributions to nowadays Norwegian authorities normally points
to dangerous moral/intellectual/informational defects.
Regardless of our empirically and otherwise well-founded distrust, we may to a
given extent intercommunicate and associate feignedly jovially with the actual
officeholders to meet tactical requirements like the gathering, evaluation and
spreading of essential intelligence…..in most circumstances, however, it's
generally unbecoming to distinctly respectable persons to communicate needlessly
and unobliged/volitionally keep company with these authority hired individuals
who for preventive reasons should be brusquely denied admittance to all assemb-
lies of zealously upright and sharply discerning men and women.
As an absolute debarment of Norwegian senior state and public officials from all
groups of superbly wise and virtuous persons may seem unduly extreme to some of
you, I shall spend a few minutes explaining why such radical measures nevertheless
are recommendable.
Initially we shall pay particular attention to some articles of "The Constitution
of the Kingdom of Norway":
ARTICLE 1
The Kingdom of Norway is a free, independent, indivisible and
inalienable Realm. Its form of government is a limited and
hereditary monarchy.
ARTICLE 3
The Executive Power is vested in the King, or in the Queen if she
has succeeded to the Crown pursuant to the provisions of Article 6
or Article 7 or Article 48 of this Constitution. When the Executive
Power is thus vested in the Queen, she has all the rights and obli-
gations which pursuant to this Constitution and the Law of the Land
are possessed by the King.
ARTICLE 4
The King shall at all times profess the Evangelical-Lutheran religion,
and uphold and protect the same.
ARTICLE 5
The King's person is sacred; he cannot be censured or accused. The
responsibility rests with his Council.
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FORMAL COMPLAINT VS THE KINGDOM OF NORWAY
by Wilh. Werner WINTHER, Norway
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