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Full war between Norway and USA after TV2 show about how American embassy spying on Norwegain and making collecting data which has been sent to CIA who will safe it for atleast 25 years. USA spy "compnay" gave **** about all norwegain rules
Embassy hired ex police and PST ( spy agency ) members to do this dirty work for them.
ALmost same tactic as they are using in Pakistan but differnce is they can do what ever they like to in Pakistan as in Norway they have been caught now.
Watching TV2 news now and how ambasder was angry after tv2 news repoter who is Pakistani asked him tough question and he did not had ANY answer too him.
Overvåkingsskandale: USA har drevet systematisk overvåkning av nordmenn flere hundre nordmenn er overvåket av nordmenn ansatt i den amerikanske ambassade, overvåkingen har skjedd uten at regjeringen har visst om det| TV 2 Nyhetene
This drove the U.S. systematic monitoring of Norwegians
According to TV 2 sources, hundreds of Norwegians ended up in the U.S. terror-register SIMAS. The Norwegian government claims they have not known about the surveillance.
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Twitter TV 2 revealed Wednesday that the U.S. secretly has built up an intelligence group to systematically monitor the Norwegians. The group, which is called Surveillance Detection Unit (SDU) was established in spring 2000 and located in the 6th floor of the so-called Trade building, located a few hundred meters west of the U.S. Embassy.
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This is America's fight against terror waged on Norwegian soil. The Americans argue that this was cleared with the Norwegian authorities. But the Foreign Ministry told TV 2 that they did not know about this.
Read how Americans monitors Norwegians
According to several sources, the group consists of between 15 and 20 people. They worked in shifts, 24 hours a day for over ten years. Several of them have previously held management positions in Norwegian police before they started working for the Americans.
ALSO READ: The Norwegians have monitored U.S. Government
- Switch not with Norwegian laws
Norwegian police say they have known to parts of the business. Nevertheless, they believe that the activity they have observed on the street does not conflict with Norwegian law and that they therefore did not have authority to stop the Americans.
- How this business has been perceived by us as they have emerged, so it is not affected by Norwegian law, "said Chief of Staff John Fredriksen, the Oslo police.
Photographed and recorded
The group's main task is to prevent terrorist strikes against U.S. targets in Norway, mostly embassy and ambassador home. The group will also be looking for people who might attack the U.S. embassies in other countries.
Suspicious persons and suspicious activity will be registered and often photographed. The reports are delivered to the embassy's security officer at the embassy in the material analyzed and then entered into a database by name SIMAS (Security Incident Management Analysis System).
IN ACTION: Here is the former top police Gunnar Tveit about to film the participants in a demonstration at the Royal Palace in 2009. Photo: Asbjørn Olsen / TV 2
- Denied access to the U.S.
It can be a serious issue to be listed in this database. A source told TV 2 News that they may have difficulty entering the U.S. because of this device - without being told why.
Sources in the pst says that on some occasions they have indicated to the United States that this is not in accordance with Norwegian law and that only the Norwegian police to carry out police operational work on Norwegian soil. But the official would not say much about the PST case.
"We are aware that the U.S. embassy driver activity for their own protection, but beyond that, we have no comment," said communications director Trond Hugubakken to TV 2.
Do you have suggestions for this matter?
Contact TV 2 on TLF / SMS / MMS to 02255 or send e-mail to tips@tv2.no
Confirmed by the U.S.
According to TV 2 sources located hundreds of Norwegians in this database.
American Foreign Ministry has confirmed to TV 2 that the SDU unit is established in Norway and that the devices providing information to SIMAS. American Foreign Ministry says the business is determined by the Norwegian authorities.
The Norwegian Foreign Ministry says that they are not familiar with the business.
- If an embassy has established operations in Oslo, which is not according to Norwegian law, we must take this up with the embassy, said communications Frode Andersen O..
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Took pictures of the demonstrators
One of those jobs that SDU-agent Gunnar Tveit. He was caught by the TV 2 when he photographed the Tamil demonstrators in Oslo in April 2009. Gunnar Tveit will not be interviewed about their jobs for Americans.
SEE ALSO: Here the agent was confronted by TV 2
The man who has built and led the secret intelligence group called Olaf Johansen, TV 2 is illuminated from multiple sources. In 22 years, Johansen employed in the Police Monitoring Service (POT). In recent years he worked as an anti-terrorism chief in the pot, before he quit in 1997 and was recruited to the U.S. embassy in Oslo
Embassy hired ex police and PST ( spy agency ) members to do this dirty work for them.
ALmost same tactic as they are using in Pakistan but differnce is they can do what ever they like to in Pakistan as in Norway they have been caught now.
Watching TV2 news now and how ambasder was angry after tv2 news repoter who is Pakistani asked him tough question and he did not had ANY answer too him.
Overvåkingsskandale: USA har drevet systematisk overvåkning av nordmenn flere hundre nordmenn er overvåket av nordmenn ansatt i den amerikanske ambassade, overvåkingen har skjedd uten at regjeringen har visst om det| TV 2 Nyhetene
This drove the U.S. systematic monitoring of Norwegians
According to TV 2 sources, hundreds of Norwegians ended up in the U.S. terror-register SIMAS. The Norwegian government claims they have not known about the surveillance.
Share with others:
Twitter TV 2 revealed Wednesday that the U.S. secretly has built up an intelligence group to systematically monitor the Norwegians. The group, which is called Surveillance Detection Unit (SDU) was established in spring 2000 and located in the 6th floor of the so-called Trade building, located a few hundred meters west of the U.S. Embassy.
Share
This is America's fight against terror waged on Norwegian soil. The Americans argue that this was cleared with the Norwegian authorities. But the Foreign Ministry told TV 2 that they did not know about this.
Read how Americans monitors Norwegians
According to several sources, the group consists of between 15 and 20 people. They worked in shifts, 24 hours a day for over ten years. Several of them have previously held management positions in Norwegian police before they started working for the Americans.
ALSO READ: The Norwegians have monitored U.S. Government
- Switch not with Norwegian laws
Norwegian police say they have known to parts of the business. Nevertheless, they believe that the activity they have observed on the street does not conflict with Norwegian law and that they therefore did not have authority to stop the Americans.
- How this business has been perceived by us as they have emerged, so it is not affected by Norwegian law, "said Chief of Staff John Fredriksen, the Oslo police.
Photographed and recorded
The group's main task is to prevent terrorist strikes against U.S. targets in Norway, mostly embassy and ambassador home. The group will also be looking for people who might attack the U.S. embassies in other countries.
Suspicious persons and suspicious activity will be registered and often photographed. The reports are delivered to the embassy's security officer at the embassy in the material analyzed and then entered into a database by name SIMAS (Security Incident Management Analysis System).
IN ACTION: Here is the former top police Gunnar Tveit about to film the participants in a demonstration at the Royal Palace in 2009. Photo: Asbjørn Olsen / TV 2
- Denied access to the U.S.
It can be a serious issue to be listed in this database. A source told TV 2 News that they may have difficulty entering the U.S. because of this device - without being told why.
Sources in the pst says that on some occasions they have indicated to the United States that this is not in accordance with Norwegian law and that only the Norwegian police to carry out police operational work on Norwegian soil. But the official would not say much about the PST case.
"We are aware that the U.S. embassy driver activity for their own protection, but beyond that, we have no comment," said communications director Trond Hugubakken to TV 2.
Do you have suggestions for this matter?
Contact TV 2 on TLF / SMS / MMS to 02255 or send e-mail to tips@tv2.no
Confirmed by the U.S.
According to TV 2 sources located hundreds of Norwegians in this database.
American Foreign Ministry has confirmed to TV 2 that the SDU unit is established in Norway and that the devices providing information to SIMAS. American Foreign Ministry says the business is determined by the Norwegian authorities.
The Norwegian Foreign Ministry says that they are not familiar with the business.
- If an embassy has established operations in Oslo, which is not according to Norwegian law, we must take this up with the embassy, said communications Frode Andersen O..
SEE ALSO: Big Mountain: - First time I see this tonight
Took pictures of the demonstrators
One of those jobs that SDU-agent Gunnar Tveit. He was caught by the TV 2 when he photographed the Tamil demonstrators in Oslo in April 2009. Gunnar Tveit will not be interviewed about their jobs for Americans.
SEE ALSO: Here the agent was confronted by TV 2
The man who has built and led the secret intelligence group called Olaf Johansen, TV 2 is illuminated from multiple sources. In 22 years, Johansen employed in the Police Monitoring Service (POT). In recent years he worked as an anti-terrorism chief in the pot, before he quit in 1997 and was recruited to the U.S. embassy in Oslo
