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Thursday, November 24, 2011
3 Easy Steps to get rid of a Dictator
"In the year 2000, young Serbian revolutionary Ivan Marovic participated in a nonviolent rebellion that toppled dictator Slobodan Milosevic.
Recently, at an undisclosed tropical location, Marovic took time off from his “busy schedule” to give us some practical advice on how to get rid of a tyrant in three easy steps." - School of Authentic Journalism
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I am from Finland. I've read many historical events from old sources only, never heard these things from school or lectures of university:
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In Lohja and Espoo near Helsinki, the Swedes fenced off the school building with barbed wire, in order to ban children the access to a school.
Censorship in the mainstream media makes Sweden, Finland and Norway dictatorships, ruled by the political and economic elite.
Corrupt countries of Scandinavia:
In Finland, Sweden and Norway the political and economic elite controls the media. No one can criticize the elite in the mainstream media. If a state or municipal employee criticizes leading politicians, will he or she lose his or her job.
In Finland, Norway and Sweden nobody can have a public post without being a member of a certain political party. In Finland all high-ranking officials, who earn 5000 euros a month or more, are members of political parties.
Here are Norwegian tv anchors:
http://www.thoughts.com/aabee/norsu