A response to Peter Costea's '66.6 Hours in Norway'
I’m a Norwegian teacher, and a parent of a 12-year-old. My response is not going to be about Barnevernet, or whether they’re right or wrong. My response is going to be about some of the bizarre claims you make about Norway as a whole.
If I weren’t born and raised in Norway, your report would have made me assume our king’s name was something like King Jong-un. Of course his name is Harald, and he doesn’t have anything to say when it comes to politics.
While here, you took the trip from Oslo to Bergen, a stretch of road that slithers like a snake between some of Europe’s tallest mountains and most spectacular glaciers.
Your conclusion? Norway has no freeways.
