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ARRIVE ØRLAND MAIN AIR STATION

FOUR U.S. B-1B LANCER'S

OF LITTLE STRATEGIC SIGNIFICANCE

Ground-hugging B-1B Lancer poses a significant threat. Norway’s population not able to absorb a Russian retaliation. The Norwegi-an right-wing Government of Solberg is playing with fire.

Strategic Bomber Maritime Strike: Ready to go: Tu-22M3M

Strategic Bomber Maritime Strike: Ready to go 

World War III Starts Here

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is not North Korea, Iran, and Taiwan, but this Radar Installation already targeted for destruction by the Russian Air Force. The total obliviating of Globus II and Globus III "Space Fence" Radar installations on the tiny Vardø Island at the very tip of Northern Norway will be the first sign of a rapidly progressing World War III (Globus 3 Illustration by Harald Dahle)

Tu-22M3

Backfire bomber: Close encounters with the Globus III installation

U.S. Space Fence on Vardo Island, Northern Norway

We welcome U.S. Space Fence in Norway, but will it be to the best of the population who will be caught in the middle? GLOBUS 3 on Vardo Island will be one of the very first targets in a potential new conflict with Russia. Artwork by Petrofilm.



The Norwegian leadership lives in the delusion that a unilateral bond with the US will save the country. The permit for the use of thermonuclear bombs of type B61-12 from Norwegian soil, owned and operated by the Americans, will be a guarantee for Norway, the management believes. Yes, it is a guarantee, but for the collective downfall of the Norwegian people. Norway has around 5.3 million inhabitants in an area swelled in from Oslo to Rome. Only half of Norway's population is strong enough to take the first hours of the war. The rest of the population is elderly, sick, children, pregnant, in prisons and in miserable form.

Norway is a peacetime territory, but it is almost impossible to go to war. To that the country is too far, too cumbersome and too sparsely populated, and with a defense that is as good as defeated already. NATO started as a defense alliance but has become an attack alliance that has called in Russia and sees the country as its greatest enemy. Norway has hung on and gone from being a friendly neighbor to Russia, to becoming an offensive and provocative neighbor. This does not worry today's management in Norway. But it should, because Norway's ability to save its population lies in a good relationship with the neighbor in the east

Valery Gerasimov

Valery Grasimov, head of Russia's General Staff, said that Moscow would increase the capabilities of its ground-based strategic nuclear arms. "One of the main destructive factors complicating the international situation is how the US is acting as it attempts to retain its dominant role in the world," he said in comments released by the defense ministry. "It is for these purposes that Washington and its allies are taking comprehensive, concerted measures to contain Russia and discredit its role in international affairs." This is indeed sad news for Europe and the World. Have a good day!

RS-24 Yars: Norway has become prime target, and its population does not stand a chance.

 It is claimed by the Solberg Government that the new F35 aircraft are necessary for Norway's defense capabilities. And I suppose B61-12 is also meant to save the country. Not a single F35 will cross the border with Russia and not a B61-12 will fall on Russian soil.

B61-12 thermonuclear gravity bomb: Norway is playing with fire

Knowledgeable Vidkun Quisling did the same. He lived in an ideological dream world without ground contact with the Norwegian people's realistic ability to survive in the mind. What we experience in Norway today is betrayal of the Norwegian population. And no one seems to notice what is happening, that the country is moving quickly and safely towards the cliff.

Sitting Duck? 

During inspection of one of the United States pre-positioning caves in the Mid-county Trondelag Norway, Secretary of the Navy Ray Mabus, left, has reason to look vorried. "We  spend millions of dollars every year, but in the long run, is it worth the money?"

Secretary of the US Navy Ray Mabus, Norwegian military right