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Appreciate norway and the people living here. i guess that is the only thing. they are not above us, they live among us, i guess. so it's ok for him to have opinions? yeah, of course. i think we in norway, we admire the freedom of speech, so if he can't have it, why can we have it? i love her. i sort of want herjob. norwegians read a lot of newspapers, and they have a broad spectrum of media available. they lead the world in online news subscriptions. papers and magazines are widely read, and the quality of journalism is high. stories from the palace are usually more factual than sensational,
They are not above us, they live among us, i guess. so it's ok for him to have opinions? yeah, of course. i think in norway, we admire the freedom of speech, so if he can't have it, why can we have it? i love her. i sort of want herjob. norwegians read a lot of newspapers, and they have a broad spectrum of media available. they lead the world in online news subscriptions. papers and magazines are widely read, and the quality of journalism is high. stories from the palace are usually more factual than sensational, but occasionally, the laid—back king and his relations appeal to a taste for ro...
So it's ok for him to have opinions? yeah, of course. i think we in norway, we admire the freedom of speech, so if he can't have it, why can we have it? i love her. i sort of want herjob. norwegians read a lot of newspapers, and they have a broad spectrum of media available. they lead the world in online news subscriptions. papers and magazines are widely read, and the quality of journalism is high. stories from the palace are usually more factual than sensational, but occasionally the laid—back king and his relations appeal to a taste for royal soap opera.
Of speech, so if he can't have it, why can we have it? i love her. i sort of want herjob. norwegians read a lot of newspapers, and they have a broad spectrum of media available. they lead the world in online news subscriptions. papers and magazines are widely read, and the quality of journalism is high. stories from the palace are usually more factual than sensational, but occasionally the laid—back king and his relations appeal to a taste for royal soap opera. even here, the tabloid press revels in royal drama. perhaps we all do.