FORMAL COMPLAINT - Sweden Confidential

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ins, thefts and monitoring frequently approved or personally carried out by
Norwegian senior civil and civil servants.
To some extent this disgusting and weighty topic has been focused on earlier — cf
pp 105–115, but it may be appropriate to supply the foregoing information with a
handful useful annotations.
Safeguarding your dwelling house, apartment, commercial premises, office
building — or whatever — against unwarranted intrusion and burglary, almost in-
variably implies installing high security locks/doors and a sophisticated alarm and
access control system…..the standard five pin household lock and US$250 burglar
alarm you purchased through your local hardware dealer or a celebrated online
shop won't stop a dedicated and professional cracksman!
As for the security locks and alarm/access system the rule of thumb is:
BUY SUCH ITEMS — as well as all computer supported surveillance
devices/systems, safes, reinforced stationery/filing cabinets, safety glass,
fiber optics, video monitors/units/cameras, CCTV connection panels,
communications equipment generally, switchboards/terminals, micro-
wave transmitters, GPS articles, tamper indicating sensors, ELINT/
SIGINT/electromagnetic/acoustoelectronic/nuclear usw shielding…etc —
OUTSIDE NORWAY!
There are quite a few and widely different kinds of high security locks being
manufactured today, and some of them can't be purchased by "the man in the
street". Anyhow; you're looking for an up-to-date security lock produced outside
Norwegian borders by a company/lockmaker wholly without significant
ties to Norway.
High security locks are normally spacer-free, biaxial with solid sidebars, and the
deadbolt are thoroughly ruggedized — the keyways, plugs/rotors, hulls/cylinder
cases, rings and massive face- and strike plate are most likely made of first class
hardened steel, and they're efficiently secured against the "vibration" and "onepin-at-a-time"
lock picking techniques.
High security doors are usually made of hardened steel, and should be dimensioned
to stop NATO's 7.62 x 51mm armor-piercing rounds. Each door should
be furnished with at least two high security locks, oversized/bulletproof escutch-
eons covering the shutting stile all the way to the closest jamb, and ultrasolid
hinges impossible to demolish with a gauge 12 shotgun and slugs at point-blank
range (jambs, thresholds and top rails etc should all be extremely solid, of
course, and preferably made of steel).
Otherwise, your security measures may include e.g; guards, watchdogs, door/
window bars, steel shutters, exit/entrance turnstiles, gates, containers, advanced
cipher locks, massive padlocks/chains, barbed wire, reinforced concrete barri-
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FORMAL COMPLAINT VS THE KINGDOM OF NORWAY
by Wilh. Werner WINTHER, Norway
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