Jens Bjørneboe

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The title of this article is not ironic. I myself belong to those who have truly loved America, and I know how it feels.

Jens Bjørneboe's post on the Without a Thread judgment.

Jens Bjørneboe about Without a thread, fra Orientering October 22, 1966.

Today – three years after the last parliamentary election – the bourgeois government has manifested itself as Norway's biggest political scandal after Quisling. Indeed, the election was largely won on three promises: lower taxes, liquidation of housing benefits and (and this sounds incomprehensible in all countries that are not as technically underdeveloped as Norway) the elimination of the telephone shortage. Three years later, tax cuts have been achieved for the highest income groups, the telephone shortage is as it has been before, and housing needs are more devastating and more scary than ever before. The country is a haven for residential speculators. Never before has a Norwegian government so clearly revealed that the parties went to elections on promises they themselves knew were completely unsustainable.

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ORIENTERING To expect a solution or just a will for a solution from the UN is to indulge in wild wishful thinking.

The Kingdom represents the "enduring" values ​​and contributes to the general lethargy, which is the prerequisite for human voting.