i guess all the bears across the land rejoice in this unbelievable accomplishment. the pine trees cry clear amber in their mirth. the snow is shining even brighter and stronger under the blue sky. the winds blow their trumpets across the land and the creeks are smiling with the twinkles in the lakes!
oh, happy day!
illusional âdefensive allianceâ that sows âoffensive chaosâ. sadly. what a surprise that the demos, the folk, the people, the commons, the so called democratic public was not invited to vote.
wOTAN wantS warRANTERS. let them rant till they can.
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And normal psychologically healthy humans need to shield themselves from the psychological and physical trauma produced in our world by psychotic leadersâŠ
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business as usual conducted by gentle menâŠ
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So now Nato gets access to all Finlands intelligence records!
And sweden is still stuck in being outside of Nato?!
I wonder how this ends for the very sharp country stuck in between.
Anyone heard of operation Stella Polaris??
"So we think about it a little more now, old article about old boat with a preamble that links together!
The official version is that on September 22, 1944, a very large part of the Finnish signals intelligence was transferred to Sweden.
Operation Stella Polaris became significant for the development of the Swedish Defense Radio Agency (FRA). From the Swedish side, it was Major Carl PetersĂ©n, head of the Defense Staffâs intelligence service (C-byrĂ„n), who was responsible for the operation.
Approximately 750 people were transported through Finland and on three ships across the Gulf of Bothnia between NÀrpes and HÀrnösand and one ship between Nystad and GÀvle. The ships were also loaded with packing cases containing archives and signals intelligence equipment.
As the Soviet Union did not annex Finland after the Moscow Armistice on 19 September 1944, the majority of Finnish personnel with families returned home, except those âemployedâ by the FRA, around the turn of 1944/45. They therefore had to cross the border at the Torne River on their own in secret(!!!).
Sweden was offered to take over equipment and certain documents. In this way, FRA gained access to technical equipment and seven archive boxes, which became an important basis for the newly started FRAâs operations.
The operations manager also sold microfilmed material to JapanâŠ, the United States and other countries.
Operation Stella Polaris led to Sweden gaining access to a large amount of qualified material and knowledge from signal technicians, who in some cases were also employed. For Finland, the affair meant domestic political entanglements and, as a result of the Communist Partyâs strong influence in the government, examples were set against several of the so-called âanti-Sovietâ people involved, with prison sentences as a consequence.
From October 1944, the intelligence material was sorted in the basement of the Hotel Aston in Stockholm. It was then shipped away by FRA. Large parts of the material were then stored by Carl C:son Bonde at Hörningsholm Castle and 29 boxes by Svante PÄhlson at Rottneros from March 20, 1945. Seven boxes of material of interest to Sweden had previously been given to the Defense Radio Institute. In December 1960, the original material left in Sweden was burned at the Lövsta waste station in Stockholm, including what then belonged to FRA. This happened after an irregular intervention by the retired Swedish general, and former head of the army, Carl August EhrensvÀrd. At the time of Operation Stella Polaris, he had been chief of the defense staff.
Yes, how could he possibly come up with that ideaâŠ.
The Finns involved in Operation Stella Polaris were persecuted and arrested after the return of the communist-dominated Finnish State Police (the security police, the so-called Red Stapo). Not until the beginning of the 1950s did Finlandâs Chancellor of Justice declare that those who participated in Operation Stella Polaris were not eligible to be charged with war crimes. They chose to keep their mouths shut.
Operations leader Reino Hallamaa had material microfilmed at the Hotel Aston, which he sold to the intelligence services of several countries.
In NĂ€mpnĂ€s there is a memorial to the operation. 15â20 Finnish signals intelligence officers who came to Sweden in Operation Stella Polaris immediately became Swedish citizens and remained as FRA employees in Sweden. The Finnish intelligence chief AladĂĄr Paasonen, who together with Reino Hallamaa had the highest responsibility for the operation, lived until the 1970s in the United States. Reino Hallamaa moved to Spain, where he started a construction company."
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just to keep up the good sprites!
NATO is Finnished
@Bill10558 You got that right. Sometimes it feels like weâre being shot with poison arrows from every direction and it is almost all psychological operations
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Yes.
Perspecticide is a term used by those of us who study and treat patients who are victims of domestic violence and satanic ritual abuse. Over time, victims lose a sense that they even have a right to their own perspectives. At the extremes, they have been programmed out of their innocent-child identitities altogether. Ultimately, they can believe that they are little kittens or sunflowers, when they look into the mirror. Their systems can no longer absorb the fact that they are children, because of repeated neural connections endured under torture. Electronically delivered torture is harder to address in recovery than old school physical torment (read Mengele).
In milder forms of interpersonal intimidation, and social manipulation, perspecticide is an abuse-driven incapacity to know what you know. Virtue signalling, social media negativity, gaslighting, control of information â the âno-talkâ rule to keep up pretences when evil is subversively present â are all microaggressions: âMind Control Light.â
A safe person, system, or situation does not need to use coercive control. Your freedom to become you is entirely God-given.
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