What we should learn from "Norway - an organisational disaster"

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So in conclusion, like we always say, we should focus always on POSITIVE THINGS! and there are tons of positive things in such massacre!

We already said the rescue "was shitty"
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and now you see why ... Well, we can understand that too, since the situation is not so easy and it's the fault of many people ...

So again the goal is not to say "it was shit", but to make clear for other countries, that they don't need to do such shit error again!

We continue to see disorganisation even in 2023! where important government videos are private / not accessible, webpages not available, communication is bad, etc.

This is a reason why even our projects are limited in the effectivity ... if already the government doesn't offer such things. Yes, there are apps ... but ...

So again we really hope that
a) our governments don't repeat same errors! and this is just part of what Norway wrote ... there are tons of pages ...
b) people should take responsibility! and not take excuses
c) better communication and checking that all things really work, even on your webpages!
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etc.
d) implementing laws that every people need to be controlled
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e) don't be so open, trusting everyone! Like we said in post 1. This behaviour is just a 🔪
f) don't act just with money in mind or "well, nothing happened until now, so we don't need such things!"

Even in Switzerland there is this shitty believe ...

Initiative against F-35A fighter jets gathers enough support https://perma.cc/77DK-2KHX

Swiss parliament approves purchase of F-35 jets from US https://perma.cc/6SFC-4Q99

Where people don't understand that such things are huge important! and Utøya showed why too!

Ok to not waste money a go go with military, but basic things are needed!