>>2743352 Baker, the below link is the correct one. tyvm for the tasty bread.

>>2742987 #3464 Norway Digs & Graphic.

Big digg anon. Also see Svalbard.

"After World War I, Svalbard was placed under Norwegian sovereignty through an international treaty. Still in place today, the Svalbard Treaty guarantees nationals of all its signatories access and the right to conduct “maritime, industrial, mining, or commercial enterprises” on the archipelago.

Everyone comes to Longyearbyen to scry the future. Ban Ki-Moon, Ted Turner, John McCain, Hillary Clinton, Martha Stewart and Google’s Larry Page have all visited."

https://www.washingtonpost.com/national/health-science/in-the-deepest-arctic-sled-dogs-polar-bears-and-famed-seed-vault-face-melting-snow-and-ice/2018/05/25/9fecdb42-53bd-11e8-a551-5b648abe29ef_story.html

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>>2742987 #3464 Norway Digs & Graphic.

>Svalbard Treaty guarantees nationals of all its signatories access and the right to conduct “maritime, industrial, mining, or commercial enterprises” on the archipelago.

What were NoName & HRC REALLY doing in Svalbard?

>https://www.politico.com/news/stories/1112/84297_Page2.html

In 2008, McCain and Clinton were almost presidential rivals — if not for a young, charismatic upstart named Barack Obama. Four years earlier, the two senators found themselves side by side on a small cruise ship in the Arctic Circle, bundled up in jackets and ball caps and gazing at the “midnight sun” in Svalbard.

Invited by the Norwegian government, Clinton and McCain flew to the remote archipelago — famous for its 24 hours of continuous sunlight — to see firsthand the effects of climate change on the melting ice cap.

It was “a shared experience being in a place where we sat outside and watched the sun go down and just touch the horizon and then go back up,” McCain recalled.

Svalbard would be the first of many trips abroad together for the future secretary of state and 2008 GOP standard-bearer: During a 2006 visit to Estonia, Clinton reportedly challenged McCain to a vodka-drinking contest, the two have frequently met up at the annual Munich Security Conference, and they’ve dropped into military hot spots like Iraq.

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Why did NoName go back to Svalbard in 2015?

>https://www.newsinenglish.no/2015/08/17/senators-highlight-svalbards-role/

Norway’s Arctic archipelago of Svalbard has been attracting a steady stream of international dignitaries and top politicians in recent years, and this week the US senators John McCain and Sheldon Whitehouse were just the latest to pay a call.

The high-profile visitors to the remote Norwegian outpost illustrate how important it has become,

It’s in the best interests of many countries that Svalbard remain firmly under Norwegian sovereignty, at a time of rising tensions with Russia and China, both of which have their own intentions in the Arctic. The visitors seem keen to show their interest in Svalbard, and the Norwegians are anxious to show it off.