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Calibrated for System Failure

The A-crime center in Tønsberg documented that people with connections to criminal environments, including pimping, operate within institutions that, on behalf of the state, are supposed to protect and help the most vulnerable children. Two active phenomena in Norwegian administration and ideology make it easier for such infiltration to occur. One is the convulsive focus on “diversity,” the other is the glorification of “experienced competence.”…
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The A-crime center in Tønsberg documented that people with connections to criminal environments, including pimping, operate within institutions that, on behalf of the state, are supposed to protect and help the most vulnerable children. Two active phenomena in Norwegian administration and ideology make it easier for such infiltration to occur. One is the convulsive focus on “diversity,” the other is the glorification of “experienced competence.”…

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Human Rights Service broke the news on Tuesday, September 8, 2026.
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