Norway - The Happiest Country of the World (Documentary of 2013 from the series "I Love Democracy")

you probably think we're in the tropics yet it's hard to believe but we're much furthermore the outside temperature is just five degrees Celsius with a little freezing breeze we're just a thousand nautical miles from the Arctic Circle welcome to the fioor Kingdom welcome to Norway one of the three richest countries in the world along with Luxembourg and Qatar it's amazing wealth lies in the North Sea in 50 years 550 thousand billion dollars is the amount pumped deep underground in these icy waters it's more than the wealth of oil-producing States such as the Emirates or Kuwait it makes Norway richer than the richest Arab States it's hard to believe yet Norwegians are the real oil tycoons in Europe when you're 20 years old and live in a time of economic crisis you face an uncertain future but not ignore way because the Norwegian state has you covered these beginning surfers are the spoilers kids in the world once they've graduated from high school they spend an entire year in one of the 78 fault high schools in the country the goal is to grow as a person find yourself learn everything which can be learned from books it's a life experience and the government funds this special gap here it invests 10,000 euros per blonde capita at a time when their European neighbors are facing a crisis these young adults are walking on air it's kind of a cliche though on yourself but it sounds stupid that's what finding yourself one year surfing life experience yeah joy and time to sight what you want to do so you don't so a lot of people go straight to study after high school and then they choose the wrong subject and if you take free year a gap year or go to focus school maybe you get to decide yourself so you not choose the wrong subject but by doing sir yeah but uh we surfing a lot but we're also doing a lot of other things yeah like where we have wires um finished studying when I'm 26 is foot instead of 25 you know it's really doesn't matter cuz I'm gonna work probably the rest of my life from then then on so you know taking a year off when you're still young and having fun while finding out what you want to do is life and also on the government face it we are spoiled for not because this is generation because regions we are so rich it's a strange country where people almost feel sorry for being privileged yet fifty years ago Norway was far from living in opulence in order to assess the progress made we stopped first in Stavanger the oil capital of Norway so football there's another a poor MFM is extradition for reports with Charles or live or die no come on in Oh super well I think I definitely know Peggy one Lisa better they got a root of his gun don't be fooled by their Placid look these two retired men embarked on an epic journey the greatest journey in the modern history of Norway Henry and nardole have lived through the 1950s when Steve Angier was a poor City at the time the fisherman lived simply relying on a few sardine cannery the fishermen came in here with the herring they loaded it into big open pits and it would lay in there for days and days and days and of course it rotten and it smelled something terrible all over the town you could smell it and people that was working here of course at the time they didn't have cars they didn't they could travel by bus or by bicycle even though they had taken a shower before they left the work area when they came into the bus everybody in the bus could hardly breed because it smelled so terrible in 1965 Henry and Nordahl are hired in the first exploration teams for the benefit of American companies at this time nobody has ever drilled in such dangerous waters and for many people it's a hopeless Enterprise yet it's going to change the destiny of 5 million Norwegians on these pictures shot by Henry in 1969 we're at the very early stage of this frontier battered by the waves the employees of American companies kill time as best they can in an environment far from their native Texas by their sides you can see Norwegian seamen who have suddenly reinvented themselves into oil rig workers here they receive three times the salary of fishermen so for that price they're willing to forget the safety rules workers peacefully smoke their cigarettes the work never stops whether it's day or night time the sea is unpredictable everybody is waiting with their eyes fixed on the drill pipe well we drill something else then sand from these floors and then one day the first gas flaring filmed by Henry without management authorization in the moment Henry and Nordahl didn't realize that the emergence of oil meant that their world would disappear the sardine cannery is closed they were quickly replaced by tankers coming from the entire world drawn by the big oil rush today Stavanger is growing fast and the real estate market is exploding this economic growth is on the verge of overwhelming them dead building there it's the concert a new concert house it cost about 200 million euro to build it crazy it's already money crazy no a lot of people don't like it but I I guess I was against the two when they started planning it but when the majority of the people they wanted it so and I've been inside a couple of time it's fantastic it's beautiful think how much money two hundred million euro is there's a lot of people need a Tinley thought yeah if you take a close look we're far from the gigantic scale of cities like Dubai or Doha here there are no artificial islands or dazzling skyscrapers in this country of Lutheran tradition success is savored with moderation here in like other countries black gold hasn't fostered corruption in violent conflict the old company they would have run away with the biggest portion of their money if it hadn't been because of the politicians that we had into at the time some people say that no agents are different I don't know I don't think we're different no certainly we have handled the richness in a different manner than many other countries have done and we prefer to think we have done it in a better way it's often said that black gold is a curse and that it only benefits an elite Norway is the only example of its kind in the world here oil does not only benefit the privileged few it benefits all Norwegians it allows to maintain high levels of social welfare that includes parental leave education unemployment benefits health care pension from the cradle to the grave the government ensures the welfare of its citizens all of its citizens here there is one prevailing principle the principle of equality is sacred and inviolable for every Norwegian and you cannot play games with that the gender war here gender equality prevails Norway is at the forefront of this issue even in the most unexpected cases at the chadar laffinty of a sudden rush of the first machine an attack a new menace of enough day so to the vast animism everywhere in the world gender discrimination is a practical reality especially at their hair so long there's men's cut and women's cut often more expensive for women than for men everywhere except in Norway I can suggest two cuts the classic cut that we used to call man's ket is fifty two euros and the sophisticated cut which was known as woman's cut is 65 degrees a year ago Ann Marie day the owner of this hair salon has changed the price list that was the result of her long controversy that's criminal he's not a few years ago there were press articles dealing with the gender parity issue it was written that the fact that women paid a higher price than men represented a form of discrimination and then we learned from our union that we had to changed our price list into gender blind price list we could no longer call Howard Katz a man's cash or women's cut it Dominic Mahalo clear after voting rights parental leave and the representation on corporate boards one of the last bastions of machismo fail therefore an moretti aligned herself with her colleagues but deep inside she wants to resist I'm a little tired of these ongoing discussions about Paradis son I think I've had enough the result is that we don't need men in their name it's crazy isn't it I'd like to see more difference between sexes for example if a Penn Stater well let men fill up the gas at the station for me or hold the door like in France for example isn't it the case it's pretty rare despite its successes mobile or big ones Norway is seen as one of the most liberal societies in the world it's set to be an open egalitarian and transparent society when you're immersed the picture is sometimes strikingly different further north on the road to Bergen we stop in the agricultural County of hordaland in these small communities where every case comes to light many criticize the political transparency as it is designed by the highest spheres of power in Oslo the leader of this protest lives in this county this angry man went to war against his government in the spring when female animals give birth Jackson to veterinarian doesn't have a minute to lose another competitor Edna no piggy who cried all live here no DAC then is the region's pride in 2011 he got the Norwegian government sentence for violating the European Convention on Human Rights yeah what's good tough stage as long as I was not level in Iran today was empty there hung teepees caponata ah he feels resentment towards a very Norwegian tradition yes I'll tell you I get angry every time I log in on my computer on anyway the online publication of the list which stirs up a storm in the media every year this list gives the details of revenues and taxes of every citizen on top of the list are the richest citizens in the country Oh didn't have any sighs our prime minister is called against Stoltenberg there he is inside stokenmait installed there are two files data it must be this once in 150 born in 1959 in Oslo that's his sudden take a look it's all in here Allah's favour his recognize his property and the taxes he spells to enjoy of it Sultan how much aside squats wife his revenues represented 240,000 euros he hasn't declared any asset Haiyan stoking bag and he's contributed seventy five thousand three hundred euros in taxes thousand throwing boots up we also learned that for that year the Prime Minister earned four point five times the average salary of men and six times the average salary of women the rest of the world and these their transparency yet DAC phone isn't too happy about it how's the statement not man this is me talking back Jackson Berg has earned 200,000 euros more than his neighbor's Mia for the Elstein off but this is not only am i ashamed of it but it almost makes me cries it off there is no I it's a sensitive issue because in 2009 dak Finn was victim of a mistake made by the Revenue Service a small administrative error and a few hours later the news went round the county on that morning the reported income on the Revenue Service website was twice more important than the income he declared a few months earlier nothing for me that Schlag right I was struck by lightning after they ate the blob it was written that I was the third richest man by the county oh I ran out of thought fried beasts up until then I was a normal guy the average sort toast only Edessa dumped in here I want to see my wife to tell her she was married to Richmond sees me thought I came out fired up she laughed but I was desperate I would suffer thus the stopped and file system the Norwegian government doesn't have the right to publish false information about nothing poutine might do it with his fellow citizens in Russia but not the Norwegian social democratic governance top service or the government already knows everything about me why should my neighbor be entitled to know as much it doesn't make any sense I'm ashamed of it I leave I say in our community I know that children talk about it dynasty they ask each other how much does your father make father and your mother that your father's poor your mother's penniless if I didn't eat this off tonight in the oven does is this Norwegian transparency it's just a facade to him for me it represents the feeling of insecurity is an example of six curiosity and envy this is I'm gay but I does this Alison 9mm tons that's our motto since unser off sale shaft that Finn has obtained compensation for the injury caused by the false information published by the authorities on him yeah but the disclosure of revenue lists hasn't been repealed yeah they put opened a guy Bravo Semiramis there this exam yeah we'll Dakin's case inspire others throughout the country in Norway the gap between the richest and the poorest is one of the smallest in Europe no matter how we searched it was hard to find the wealthy and the rich on every street corner to find a true Richmond you must go inland away from the coast drive into the mountains and take the roads that have just opened at spring Don then you must look for tracks in the snow and keep your eyes open listen to the swishing sound of skis cutting through the snow Stoller's chillin stirrer has everything money can buy self-confidence comfort and the hobbies that go with it oh boy yeah come on hurry up yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah five years ago he bought himself this land of mountains and frozen lakes thirty thousand hectares to go hunting and skiing he may be one of the wealthiest men in Stavanger and he may be employing more than 2,700 workers from all over the world to operate the offshore oil platforms but the chalet he's restored still has no running water and no electricity in this country whether you're rich or poor you enjoy nature with simplicity sighs there goes my looks I don't believe that I really want that bidet laughter w ba for Houston even if you are rich person in no way is not normal to have ten cars you could you could just sleep in one bed and use one kitchen and one bathroom when I bought this one I know that will come into the newspaper and that's not normal to have a property like this we use money if you want it but we not not not to show just show it people like to be normal we have this rule Senora I call the calicut over to Ana went alone yeah so there's a part of this rules decide you should not believe that you are something if you're rich you should not show it because then you believe that you are something parents tells that to the children then sir yeah what's that we'll what's terrible there we say it's terrible but the management we don't have any over class in Norway we struggle for historically so much in the winters that we have to collaborate to survive and that culture helps us in these days because we we was used to help each other each other too just to survive over the cold winter and we also learn the plan and also lend one more important thing don't use every thing you had when you have it think of a little bit about the future as far as the government is concerned this philosophy can be some depth in one figure four percent this is the equivalent of what the Norwegian government is allowed to tax on oil revenues each year a tax that some political parties would like to cut times are changing even in the kingdom of budget austerity the Norwegian token economy starting to look like an oil economy and that means that we we do we start to do use more money than the country earn and we we use maybe our kids money and that and that is a development we have had for many years Europe started out also for many years ago and I must pay the bill now and we if we do too much of this I think also Norway will get that bill every which concrete come to an end once could Norway's economic miracle and soon what is for sure is that the welfare state costs so much that some people are starting to point the finger at the paradoxes in the current system here's less known and far less glorious aspect of Norway isolated from major urban centers inland and eastbound in the shadow of fir forests we were told that Emily is Norway's record-breaking village record for the most sausages eaten in one minute record for the longest choir session 34 hours of non-stop say and a less admissible record 20% of the inhabitants in this village live exclusively off the state subsidies since 2011 and following an article published in Norway's top-selling daily newspaper this village is the laughingstock of the country it's nicknamed the village of able-bodied welfare recipients in other words while some are working others enjoy life at a public expense and they even get an illness benefit certificate we were warned that nobody would talk to us and actually that morning we came at a bad time the atmosphere may suggest that there won't be any discussion but that is without counting on an encounter with the person who knows best all the secrets of every villager the Undertaker with his friend stained are the parish priest Toria has seen it all here jobs disappearing in favor of the oil-producing South the progressive arrival of urban dwellers who left the cities which became unaffordable both of them through times of joy and sorrow have learned to know each inhabitant by their names the vaults have got 200 empty minister or the among van liver so 4km live of about 11 different kitty of the two the e big officer total dollar cost a national title not a factor because they want to save face in the community they decide to speak openly for them the stigmatization of their village is unfair they want to denounce the system co2 supply yep I'm all device in 1997 I had a thrombosis and I became paralyzed on this really it was oh yes I was sick and I was facing the risk of going bankrupt I went to see my doctor the local doctor Alex ahktar in southern Norway and he alarmed me when he said so what disability regular want me to declare for you Oh me yeah I said I wasn't interested I have welfare benefits that I'd rather go back to work and I had to fight in order not to be declared 100% disabled if you forbid one of us interpreter Leonie for doctors that's the easy solution it's convenient for companies which one to get rid of workers who want to work part-time tabali any of the 80% different Torian stain are convinced that the reason why the system is so generous in terms of social benefits is because it's convenient for politicians it's a way to mask the larger problem of the unemployment rate which is above the official figure of 3.6% it's also a way to deny that there is a two-tier society so when I was younger I worked at the factory during the holidays I thought we produced aluminum and silicon I'm very proud of that a priest usually doesn't leave any legacy but at least I've produced alumina and in the factory if I dad there were lots of people who needed six months to learn what the younger ones you learned in a Weedle the other Gulen but they had a good job a good salary and a good social economic status it worked very well so hallo but in the modern Norwegian society politicians are screaming we must improve our education system school doesn't perform well and in a Mele of course o education is in terrible shape but I wonder is that the purpose of society make men a hundred percent gifted and efficient in fact today we've come to a point where society is divided in two camps told 2/3 of society are moving at full throttles not that opening but soon one-third of society will be left behind the reports from the OECD confirmed this downward spiral Norway is the country which counts the greatest percentage of welfare recipients in relation to the general population far from the South we're now headed towards the far north a legendary country landscapes frozen eight months out of 12 the polar night and the Northern Lights to the furthermost corners of the country the gates of the Arctic Circle the Lofoten and the vesterålen Islands are among the most remote regions of Norway alone into the wild especially at night when the elements get out of control the next day in the early hours of the morning we arrive on the island of India our journey comes to a stalemate I think you are in trouble on the eve the storm has caused recurring accidents when we got into the car we quickly understood that our Good Samaritan was strong headed like other inhabitants on this island do you like the weather on Monday oh it's very exciting and exotic kind of yeah they'd be on on equalised hi this is doing our nickel Ison on the phone I'm the secretary of the fishermen's Union of India there were two shots this morning one along the coast on the border of territorial waters and another one farther offshore y'all they might say yes can say it on furious furious against the minister who is destroying the livelihoods of northern Norway for three years oil companies have been prospecting this corner considered the most filled with fish Norway in the middle of Gulf Stream waters they proceeded to powerful seismic shootings a deadly threat for the wildlife were producing here we live we are here all the time we can see what happens they never they never tell us when they are going to shoot they they they just do it this is how they act and it's against the law it's against the law the coast and the fishermen are paying the price all the time this Minister Ola button move this minister of oil should be worth very careful because his political adviser short time ago short time before had to leave maybe he will have to leave too Jonah has a long way to go to convince the fishermen of the imminent threat they are facing in this remote region affected by desertification jobs are scarce life at sea with its long fishing trips in these harsh waters finds it hard to attract new candidates so the arrival of oil companies is a godsend and lots of fishermen find it hard to resist the sirens call motor speech man yes response is no app or whatever there are several people among me in doubt but hopefully we'll get the oil in a very very soft way get the oil up and and get some from employed employment in the areas we need that will you please explain our kind of soft way for us fishing yeah I am I'm doing the article put twenty thirty forty years that's a lot of problems that's a lot that's that's a fact that's a lot we are not talking about the the American go you're talking about Norway what happened to the fish they say his mission this actually is talking too much he's talking all the time and he's trying to convince people this is not the right call or fill out any it's not easy to be a bird of bad omen especially with your own fellows especially when you call to resist against easy money and you submit your ebook or move but my eyes sometimes Buren are has the impression of preaching in the desert fortunately there is Inga he knows he can count on him because inva is a fisherman like him he'll be running for Parliament in the next elections I must say do you see Inga Frank was a fisherman all his life like us so when I hear in bed on oil it's a little disappointing for me it's disappointing to see that these fishermen no longer hope to win the battle after all the struggles we went through it's discipline these so long had you shut deep the Sun afforded in this region we hold 70% of the fish stocks for all the Norwegian fishing fleet and this is only one part of the story because half of the cod fish being reproduced here is fished by the Russians people from the Faroe Islands Icelanders and their European Union let's not forget that Europe consumes almost all of that fish along with Brazil aloma go see if this fishing disappears where will Europe go gets consumed in Buffalo it will be for the next government to decide whether the fishermen will have to cohabit with offshore oil platforms cohabit or disappear it will decide if these landscapes at the end of the world and its ancient traditions will be carried away by the globalization way your NAR will show resilience to prevent the invaders from contaminating his Island but will he win his struggle what is certain is that this strong headed men is not ready to get in line we're now headed south towards Oslo the final stop of our journey more precisely on the outskirts of the capital in the grow room Valley the northern boa this is the new face of Norway Pakistani Somalis Turks the number of immigrants in the country has tripled through the last 15 years to address the labor needs in this country which has long kept itself hoist turd this is revolution the face of the nation has changed overnight its customs and habits as well yet the cohabitation is not so harmonious as the rest of the country would like to think the school system crystallizes some of these tensions Robert is the father of the family he lives in this posh area of the city recently ethnic Norwegians have become the minority outnumbered by immigrants and for him his children live in a society of cultural segregation when he started the Hopkins started in first class they were 50/50 15:08 15 region children and 15 foreign cultural children and today they are trio for which new culture children again left in the class some time it could be a problem because they are not allowed to have ham on their bread because some other don't think that is legal and this is a very small thing but it can become a problem we are afraid for our children to to lose the which way of thinking it could be in Christmas not to call the Christmas because it's a Christian group and the groups from all their religious don't want to use that word at all this is one of those questions who even becomes important are you going around the Christmas tree and singing songs what do you sing is it Christian songs or is it something quite different of course it's not a problem if you we are influenced by all the culture but as we see it today we don't make one new culture we make parallel culture and that is maybe the biggest problem that the politicians don't agree they think about something colorful who is very nice and everyone is happy that is not the truth this fear of seeing Norway's cultural and religious values disappear creates fertile ground for the development of one specific political party called the Progress Party which promotes a stricter immigration policy for this populist party there's a distinction between the good and the bad foreigners number Sunday evening in the downtown district in the middle of apartment blocks two community activists doing door-to-door canvassing andrea has been campaigning for the Progress Party for three years he's 22 years old he was raised in this neighborhood Azzam da da da da da da da da boom summer on this evening he suggests inhabitants to join a class that teaches Norwegian good manners per se there is some reading on Google we found out a lot for a ton to see on some bring someone probably better hey welcome know to learn yeah this is what is the river there once again Andrea does not believe in the virtues of a society guided by the principles of your labor party he also defends the interests of the big Norwegian Cameron but it's a different one thousand big family that's what we wish we wish for it to become a big family yes not nothing everyone might have that in mind so that's why we have to remind them get them to this meeting get them together assimilation or exclusion Andrea has a black-and-white approach he questions both the welfare state and the rules that he considers far too lacks in terms of immigration policy many people come here I want to come here because they want to get a better life get a job you know adapt to the law and those are good qualities we need those kind of people that we also have people who of the abuse the welfare system those people we don't need those people in Norway that's a problem people who come here to commit criminal criminal to chimeric criminal records you want to commit to living out there there are no good intentions those are people who don't need another and for some parties on the left they might believe those things are really racist I don't understand why like the set requirements to our children so you are friends everyone but people get to know where you should not set requirements to them why not like when I went to school I remember that teacher said at the you know we are poor everyone the same yeah I don't think your same like Orson Welles said we are all equal but some other were equal than others people who are in the region politics they have just been to school many of them are not worked one single day their whole lives here lots of money they have special rights for themselves and to me it just seems like yeah they do it as a job that's because they want to know help Norway and that's something that disgusts me we try to understand why our country relatively spared by the economic crisis is now experiencing the same concern as its European neighbors especially since the progress party is currently the second largest party in the Norwegian Parliament yet nothing withstands when the absolute tragedy occurs on July 22nd a phone call is made on July 22nd 2011 a bomb exploded at government buildings and also four hours later the workers youth-league summer camp on the island of utopia was the target of a mass shooting in total 77 people died from these attacks these attacks were carried out by 33 year old Norwegian terrorist Anders Behring Breivik he wished to punish those he called traitors to the fatherland holding the Social Democrats responsible for exposing Norway to multiculturalism and Muslim invasion for a peaceful nation which viewed itself as a democratic model for the world this was a terrible shock it marked the end of Norwegian innocence these faces have been shown around the world survivors of the massacre parents friends they were powerless as they witnessed this tragedy two years after the attacks they gather for the first time for a week did they spend time together exchange they may be smiling but they don't forget Lizzy loves her sister Benedict who was 15 years old brave ik killed 69 teenagers like her but he planned to kill all 564 of them on the island of utopia that day through them he was targeting the next generation of policymakers that he wanted to destroy entirely how did Liz L go about her life after the tragedy she came a long way to exercise July 22nd the pictures and the voice of her frightened sister sticking in her head in her last phone call with her sister would a Dom yeah we were talking about the shots and I told her to stay where she was and I said put your mobile next to you that way I can stay on the phone with you she answered no I can't I'm so afraid he's coming I asked her how she knew he was coming she said I can hear the gunshots getting closer Vinita babochka Tamaki she was shot in the stomach it's good it wasn't a deadly shot but she bled to death living I always wonder if she suffered some people say that you don't suffer because the body was under constant tension the adrenaline is so powerful that and almost don't feel a thing miss Nikki Shannara I wonder I wonder if someone was with her until she died or if she was on her own yeah her back to me I heaven I live to Le Creuset I don't know what I did I like to think that I lived in my own weird bubble at the time yeah yeah um inaudible breath there are so many things I don't know who's good habit ah Benedict was a determined girl she had a very strong sense of justice she would make sure everybody was racing the same amount of soda for example and she defended the rights of homosexuals at Santa Fe Lester a school Avari Leakey someday a trophyless in the receptor Missy asked you to go if I had kid thinking about the reason why she died asking why us why Norway o3 yeah it would have driven me crazy because there's no answer to this question aha for tesota sheep or laterally everything I had to develop a survival strategy to cope with it but I will never accept it ever do you think the man who did that was driven by chemical reasons he's crazy there's nothing else to understand he's nothing to me it's that simple two years later Liz L still can't pronounce the name of Andrews Behring Breivik while they're mourning the loss of their loved ones those who survived hold on to their memories and hang on to what reassures them like this nursery rhyme for example on April 26 2012 this tragedy has stunned the entire world across the country Norwegians sang that song as a challenge during its trial Braddock said he hated that song like everything that relates to humanistic Avenue today there are only a few left to remember Torah was with his brother on the island of utopia during the attacks he thinks the country has forgotten about them so he's turned to paper odd no way needs to hide what has happened we know what has happened yeah we know it but we need to hide it and put it behind us not to forget about it but rather to keep moving forward from comes any other night well then it's part of the Norwegian mentality it comes from the Vikings we experienced misfortunes and we keep moving on those who keep moving forward are those who survive far from the public gaze brave ik is serving a renewable sentence of 21 years in prison can we consider his crime as an isolated act of extremism or is it something deeply buried into the fabric of society in Norway life has now returned to normal but the happiest country in the world is not finished with its monster yet as our journey comes to a close end we're headed this evening to the mecca of stand-up comedy in Oslo I have a festival here with seminars of cornerstone for ping identity yellows ego verbally saunas I'm an orchid and he get Munson speaking here born a hog Israel not a clamp so dag is the sharpest comedian of his generation he's the only one who dared making people laugh with the 2011 nowhere toys for him this is not the action of a lunatic but rather of a terrorist the immigration debate and stuff like that it hasn't become more humane because of what happens we were too soft on ourselves because we really pat ourselves on the back and went yeah you know we had such a humane reaction and the trial was so civilized and yeah well you know if it hadn't been one of us one of us who knows what would have happened I mean people were attacked just because of the color of their skin or they're right in the few hours after the bomb went off when everybody was just confused there were reports of harassment of of Muslims you know in Oslo so who knows what would have happened I mean I don't think this would have been a nice City at all if it hadn't been in some sort of Al qaeda-linked attack or something in this case humor is seen as a means to keep the memory alive to ask questions and to exercise the darkest downsides that our society drags on its path no matter how progressive and privilege you you

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Keywords: Fjord, Lizel, education, discrimination, Norwegen: Im Land der Glücklichen, Norway (Country), Anders Breivik, oil, Henry, petroleum, spoiled, norwegian economy, Bergen, disclosure of revenue, revenues, healthcare, transparency, Nordal, Stavanger, Dagfinn Berg, PLAY_DOC_EN, taxes, economic growth, oil production, Gaute, Bjornar, Utoya, liberal society, Sverke, richest country, lofoten, Jens Stoltenberg, muslim invasion, gender, social welfare, wealth, oil rush

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Length: 53min 11sec (3191 seconds)

Published: Fri Oct 24 2014