Kristian Kahrs
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On May 17, 1814, Norway got its own constitution. At the time we were in union with Denmark, but Denmark had lost the Napoleon war, and the great powers wanted to give Norway to Sweden. Instead, brave and wise men made the Norwegian constitution to defend Norway’s sovereignty as an independent country.
In the same way, we have a similar situation in Serbia today. As the great powers tried to give away Norway in 1814, the great powers have tried to give away Kosovo and Metohija to the Priština authorities since the NATO aggression in 1999.
We need to stand up for international law and to defend both the Serbian and Norwegian constitutions, never to give up not one square inch of Kosovo and Metohija, and fight for the national democracy in both countries. We need to show the globalists that we do appreciate our national democracies.
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Personally, I suspect that Norway illegally seceded from Denmark and that the Danes should be bombarding Oslo with mortar, rocket and tank fire on a daily basis, since that seems to be what they support in Ukraine.