Some years ago, i was on a vacation roadtrip with a friend (we're from the Netherlands by the way) in Norway. When we were around the little town of Hornness, Aust-Agder, on a Moose spotting trip in our car, we encountered a big group of Norwegian military personnel on the road doing some kind of drill i guess in the forest. I decided to wave at them and to my surprise the whole bataljon waved back. Never had i seen such a friendly military force before lol.

@YOURWAY2NORWAY

5 жыл бұрын

Love your story and link to our content. You make Norwegians proud. Thanks for sharing. Welcome back 👌😍

@Sydebern

5 жыл бұрын

@@YOURWAY2NORWAY Love Norway! Will definitely visit again!

"they might go camping"... haha, I love mads' one-liners.

I’m dying to see inside the police camper van! 😁

@wigglypaw

5 жыл бұрын

Here Now lol I am positive along with the nice curtains we glimpsed, a very clean neat tidy everything in its place and a place for everything... I am sure though there are glamper touches about. Nice pot holders or mugs that say something nice day. Such things.

@pheart2381

2 жыл бұрын

It looks like the police would make you a cup of tea on a camping stove.

Norway needs to pay you a salary as a national embassador. You all are convincing me to visit!

@faithrada

5 жыл бұрын

Any sane person would certainly visit Norway before they visited gun crazy, angry U.S.A. .. and I live in the U.S.! All these guns do NOT make us feel safer... they just instill more fear. The idea of militarizing our local, community police is a frightening prospect. Power corrupts.

@scandinordic

5 жыл бұрын

Oh yes and they should do walking tours! One hour $25pp and buy a shirt after!! I know Ronald the Branding King will love this idea 😎 Jules

Here in the US our police look like the military. And no....they're not nice.

@YOURWAY2NORWAY

6 жыл бұрын

+Steve Lubin Not good. Thanks for sharing😊

@EinarKramer

6 жыл бұрын

We've got these camper style police vehicles here in the states, too, Steve. They're called mobile command posts.

@904czv4

6 жыл бұрын

Yeah, ours don't look as 'friendly and inviting' as the Norwegian campers. The ones I've see look more military than anything else.

@isabelgeddeshines4059

5 жыл бұрын

Agreed. Usa gun and quite approachable. I lived in UK for 12 years the police where quite friendly. They walked the beat. They always waited with me if I needed a taxi at night if I was on my own

@michelleengland4562

5 жыл бұрын

Haha yes, we like to think they are tough and that they keep us safe, but then there is never a police officer around when one needs one.

I am from America and I think we have some very good police officers here. Many people on here make them sound so bad. Yes they are armed and some do some bad things, but for the most part, they are nice people trying to keep us safe in our towns and in our homes. Like in other places, they save lives, help people to follow the rules of society and meet the tough demands of the public to perform a tough, thankless job. I like our police in America for the most part.

I like the concept of police campers, because that means they can stay longer where they are needed.

I watched a video about the Norwegian prisons and how rather than punish people you try to rehabilitate them instead so they can go back into the population and be good people rather than criminals! Just another thing Norway has got right, keep up the fantastic work Norway who knows one day the rest of the world might copy you??? 🇳🇴🇳🇴🇳🇴🇳🇴👍👌

@YOURWAY2NORWAY

6 жыл бұрын

Yes, we have a good philosophy when it comes to prison treatment. But it is under pressure. The most conservative and right-wingers want more punishment and less rehabilitation. Unfortunately inspired by the United States and others

@damianowens5066

6 жыл бұрын

YOURWAY2NORWAY yes and look how much crime these other country's have, please Norway stick to your values, we have followed other country's now we have a lot of gun crime and a serious knife culture amongst our teens and twenties 👎

@YOURWAY2NORWAY

6 жыл бұрын

We support you!!

@damianowens5066

6 жыл бұрын

YOURWAY2NORWAY 👍

@damianowens5066

6 жыл бұрын

Hi Ronald have you watched the video called Michael Moore returns to Norway it shows you the difference between Norwegian and US prisons very scary, but on a lighter note have you done a video on Norwegian night life? If not that would be a fun one to watch, cheers Damian

I really like idea of this. I'm in America, where our police like to cultivate the SWAT team image of having the biggest guns, the toughest body armor, and cars that rival the Batmobile for gadgets. They rival the military with their aggression and combat readiness. There are a lot of wonderful people that work for the police, who are there to protect the citizens, but the image is being the biggest, toughest dog on the block, who will destroy you if you cross them. I really prefer the idea of the caravan police. PS. Ronald looks like he could be Robert Palmer's brother.

@dlcalbaugh

5 жыл бұрын

You must live in a different part of America than I do. I just don't see the police that way except for a few on TV. Not that many.

@emm_bee

5 жыл бұрын

D C Unfortunately, I see this a lot here in California. More towards the Bay Area & L.A. & it’s getting worse. Do you live in a small city or rural town?

@dlcalbaugh

5 жыл бұрын

@@emm_bee I live in a small to medium city, not like a small town in a rural area. I hardly ever even see police anywhere.

"They may change their mind" lmao.

I’m liking Norway and your personality is great !

I live in USA I just wish our country was as peaceful and safe and as your country.

Really nice video, Ronald and Mads! You two are always so much fun and a much needed breath of fresh air! After all the violence that has happened here (USA) recently I am grateful for the chance the two of you give us, to smile. It is comforting to know that there is someplace in the world that is as wonderfully peaceful as it is breathtakingly beautiful.

@YOURWAY2NORWAY

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you Katherine Rojas Williams :) I think we feelt some of the same, when making this. Guns, violence and war can never be the answer! Of course we have our issues and challenges with criminals, but we try to always use dialouge as a main tool. And I think this police RV is a tool for communication between the police and young people..

That song in the background took me right back to Kindergarten. “She’ll be comin’ ‘round the mountain when she comes! ... She’ll be drivin’ six wide horses when she comes! ... “

But those curtains, they're totally on the level with you Norway.

Just bring back the Vikings.

Ronald you have a funny, amazing mind and a unique ability to explain things in a second language with great clarity. I enjoy your videos

I am from the UK and wanted to tell about our Police, they do not carry firearms and in normal situations you can ask for help and advice without any fear at all .They are polite and friendly. Also they are along with Fire and Ambulance known as first responders if you call 999 the call centre may send whoever is free at the time and nearest to you.. Thanks for all your videos , they are down to earth and fun.

@YOURWAY2NORWAY

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks a lot for sharing your UK story and the pride - I feel you have - for your system. I love the fact that a country like yours still can have this kind of non-violence attitude. It gives me hope for the future. And of course; thanks for your nice and supportive words for our work :)

@vonnikon

5 жыл бұрын

UK police has arrested armed and violent terrorists without firing a single shot. To me, that signals true professionalism.

@isladurrant2015

5 жыл бұрын

I agree, UK police are generally good... there are armed police in London because of terrorism, but they're not so scarey. One of them talked to my little boy after we came out of a museum and was nice and friendly, but I don't like guns on streets whoever holds them and don't want it normalised.

OMG! I watched again and again..you are doing this stuff in a amazing way,I cant help mesmerizing..the thing is that because of your videos I am so curious about norway,I will come definitely for a visit:)

@YOURWAY2NORWAY

6 жыл бұрын

You are SOOOO welcom. Thanks for a very nice comment. Love that you watched it again and again :). Thats the subscriber we want. When coming to Norway, give us a hint :)

Love love love your videos, it always make me laugh, you are really good at what you do, keep up the good work, I’m a fan

I like the way you explain things about Norway. Keep up the good work.

@YOURWAY2NORWAY

5 жыл бұрын

Love your engagement Nadia Ari. Thanks a lot for your comments 🍻🍻from Ronald and Mads in the team 😘😘

I love this. Yes, that is how it should be. My grown son abused me, and hurt me, and when the police came, they said I didn't want help because I was crying. Your way is better. I love the 'car caravan'. When my grandson was little he called a camper a "house car". Great video. Thank you, Ronald and Mads.

@YOURWAY2NORWAY

5 жыл бұрын

Such a sad story Madri Gal, I feel for you guys ❤ Hope life is better now!

You go Ronald. So comical and easy going. Love this channel!

@YOURWAY2NORWAY

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much annie107 🤩

Ok ok.. You are funny AGAIN! And I love your videos. So I subscribed now! I love police from different parts of the world so this is a treat!

❤ love this system! Kindness communication and help.

I like your videos...but I want to know if you've made a video on whether and how people work in Norway. I'm also interested to know if people farm...especially if you can do a video on horse, dairy, or other agriculture...? Thank you 👏

@YOURWAY2NORWAY

5 жыл бұрын

We are actually planning to make that video

@sveingeraldhansen7275

5 жыл бұрын

See this You Tube video: Is the Norwegian Prison System Crazy?

@jennyli7749

5 жыл бұрын

Yeah that’d be really interesting and I would also love to see a video on these topics 😀

Thanks. I enjoy your videos.

I worked with Norwegian Police Officers in Bosnia as a part of the United Nations International Police Task Force. Very friendly and disciplined professionals. I live in the US, have been pulled over a couple of times by highway patrolmen... they had their hands on the holsters while approaching my vehicle. To their defense, people in the US, generally speaking, are not like Norwegians in any way, shape or form... Being a Police Officer in the US is a hazardous vocation, to put it mildly...

@YOURWAY2NORWAY

5 жыл бұрын

Love your story! Thanks a lot for taking time and effort sharing with us 👌😃

Police here in the U.S. are scary, I get really nervous everytime I see them. They carry guns and drive brand new fast cars

@YOURWAY2NORWAY

6 жыл бұрын

Oh, that is not a good feeling to have! Due to high terror alert, police in Norway carried guns for a year I think. And suddenly we were also feeling nervous when we saw the police. So glad they changed it back to normal. Thanks for sharing Tiffany, we always appreciate your stories and comments :)

@simennilsen5457

5 жыл бұрын

same in norway...

@sveingeraldhansen7275

5 жыл бұрын

See this KZread video: Is the Norwegian Prison System Crazy?

@simennilsen5457

5 жыл бұрын

@@sveingeraldhansen7275 they still lock you in a cage for prefering another drug than them, doesnt matter how nice the fucking cage is...

@benjamin5028

5 жыл бұрын

If I had a fast car I would be seeing a lot of them and saying good bye to my driver's license.

hehe du er morsom! Fortsett å lage kule videoer som dette! :)

@YOURWAY2NORWAY

6 жыл бұрын

+Robin Farberg Takk Robin. Og veldig kult om du fortsetter med vlogger fra tropiske strøk. Det varner i høstmørket :)

Hei Ronald! I was looking for some comment from a Brazilian but I didn't find it. As almost always I don't have good news. I live in a city called Santos, in São Paulo state (with biggest population). We have three types of police: military (each state has yours), civilian (each state also has yours - they investigate crimes) and federal. Military from São Paulo state is the most violent according UNO. All of three police has fire guns, even people who works in burocratic stuff (but these people don't necessarily carry their guns with them). Anyway, as almost always, world has a lot to learn with norwegians. I hope to live there one day. Thanks for another cool video, guys! Obrigada!

@YOURWAY2NORWAY

6 жыл бұрын

+Maria Amaral Sounds very complicado. So many layers of control. I am sorry. One police is enough. Siempre ben venido na Noruega Maria Amaral. Obrigado 😗

@YOURWAY2NORWAY

6 жыл бұрын

+YOURWAY2NORWAY bem-vindo

@terrancecoard388

5 жыл бұрын

Here in the US there is a KZread Channel about self protection and the use of firearms. Almost all of it is out of Brazil where brazen thieves are shot to death by armed victims. Most are killed by police officers in civilian clothing. I am always saying...is everyone in Brazil a police officer?

My nephew is a police officer here in the US. He's a great policeman and a great person. He has a batman, spiderman, captain America, and ironman costume, he will put on one of these costumes and visit sick children in the hospital to brighten their day.

Loved it !

OMG the camper van with bike rack on the back hahaha that was so funny! I think I want to move to Norway!

@YOURWAY2NORWAY

5 жыл бұрын

Welcome 😘

Hello from Finland once again. As a camper car owner and Norway lover I really appreciate that police car! Hopefully I will see one with my own eyes on my next trip to Norway :)

@YOURWAY2NORWAY

6 жыл бұрын

Hello - so nice to hear from you again!! Maybe if you go camping in the city center of Oslo you will find it ;) But I think both of us know where nature in Norway is best for camping!

@oh2mp

6 жыл бұрын

I have never visited Oslo, but only countryside of Norway. But i have plans to visit. I want to visit Sandefjord too, because I want to bring a bottle of Finlandia vodka to Tor "apetor" Eckhoff, who is the Norway's biggest gift to KZread :D

@YOURWAY2NORWAY

6 жыл бұрын

Haha. he will enjoy it! Sandefjord is close to Oslo, so stop by here on your way there.

@oh2mp

6 жыл бұрын

Yes, I know where it is. I don't know when this will happen, but it WILL happen some day.

@adelarsen9776

6 жыл бұрын

You must try Grans Premium beer from Sandefjord. It is available at Rema 1000 grocery store and comes in a green glass bottle.

Police in Scotland are mostly unarmed. There are a few armed police at the parliament and airports and stuff. Love your videos, they were really useful when visited oslo last month :)

@YOURWAY2NORWAY

6 жыл бұрын

+anotherrandomsarah Love Scotland! 😊

Same in Australia. Only our police have very fast cars because of the long distances here. Our police can carry weapons if the situation demands it but they have to go through a lot of protocols for them before they can use the gun. Most of the time they have baton and tazer. We also have police buses. But we call them booze buses. Not because they bring the alcohol but because they set up the bus on the side of the road and you must drive past slowly and stop so that they can breath-test you. If you have alcohol on your breath you can lose your licence. So we don't really like our booze buses. But our cops are generally very nice people.

@YOURWAY2NORWAY

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks for sharing the insight. Very interesting 👌😃

Hei Ronald! It's been a while since your last video. Nice!

@YOURWAY2NORWAY

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks. Always a pleasure getting comments from you

We need this way of thinking in my country!

💛💛💛 I like Norway more and more. I ❤ camping. Specially with RV. 😍

This is ironic because 8/10 Norwegian police officers wish to carry guns in their holsters.

@ber9313

5 жыл бұрын

Could you quote your source of this infirmation?

@sami9873

5 жыл бұрын

www.nrk.no/norge/atte-av-ti-organiserte-politifolk-onsker-a-baere-vapen-fast-1.13779029

Here in Perth, Australia our police are fair and reasonable. I like the video 😊

@dragonmaid1360

5 жыл бұрын

Yes I like our coppers too. Asked a cop once where he got his nice tats. Without breaking a grin he said 'jail'. He only started grinning when I started laughing about 10min after looking perplexed.

You are so on point! My husband and I have very good friends in Norway, and when we visit we always spend time with them. His wife is a police officer who rides on horseback. I got to visit the stables and see her at work. Incredible environment!! Everyone was so friendly and not have that macho attitude! Their son is in the military and is in special ops. He doesn’t have that badass attitude like the guys in US. Another son is in Securitas, and I am so impressed that they are taken seriously in Oslo. Here, it’s treated like a low end job. They are always so kind and never speak about their work. I live and teach in a very tough city 20 miles from San Bernardino,Ca. It’s very disappointing that our POTUS thinks that teachers should be armed in the classroom. We have lockdown drills and more often than earthquake drills lately! I wonder why my husband doesn’t want to move back to Norway!! LOL.

@YOURWAY2NORWAY

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks for sharing your story about your Norwegian friends. I feel kind of proud reading it. As you have seen, I don´t like guns and violence. For us Norwegians it is difficult to understand what rules, norms and morals you have attached to weapons. We must only respect that you have a different point of view and culture. But totally agree with you - teachers should not learn to shoot to kill. It is an overly large responsibility and task. Talk to you soon Donna :)

In U.K. we also prefer friendly police but we do not have police camper vans.

@maggie2sticks717

5 жыл бұрын

Friendly police, nasty criminals. Makes sense.

@isladurrant2015

5 жыл бұрын

Do Black Maria's count as campers? Lol

Thank you for this very informative video blog. I like the idea of camping police and it suggests that the people of Norway are supportive of camping and that it might be nice to tour around Norway in a motor-home. Are the motor-home campsites good in Norway? Perhaps you could show us a typical Norwegian motor-home camp site, let us see the facilities and understand the costs? I hope so.

@YOURWAY2NORWAY

5 жыл бұрын

They are really awesome here 👌👌👌 Maybe we can make a video like that

Camping is so peaceful. 🌟

I cant wait to visit! Norway seems awesome.

@YOURWAY2NORWAY

5 жыл бұрын

Welcome 😀😀

I can almost hear the Norwegian police, and "Freeze now or we'll take you camping!"

@YOURWAY2NORWAY

5 жыл бұрын

👌😂

😂😂😂 lol. How nice that in this world still thinking about peace.... 😔

@YOURWAY2NORWAY

6 жыл бұрын

+G man So nice to hear you say that. Thanks. We support 😊

I love Baretta 9mm...I feel safe living in a state that allows open carry

I am trying to picture a U.S. fast speed police chase, 90 or 100 miles an hour, with the police in a camper instead of a car! A camper with curtains at the window! Too funny!! But I'm glad you have peace in Norway.

@YOURWAY2NORWAY

5 жыл бұрын

We are glad too

What is the name of that intro song and who is it by?

I wished I lived in Norway, seems like a very peaceful place (and cares alot about the environment)

@YOURWAY2NORWAY

6 жыл бұрын

+Tiffany Clark Still, it's peaceful. Hope it's stay like this. We dont want to be apart somebodys reality show. 😊

I stumbled across your channel today.....I'm so glad I did.... (I can't stop laughing)

@YOURWAY2NORWAY

5 жыл бұрын

We loved that stumble. Best Ronald and Mads

Japan and Norway are very similar.

This is so cute haha and you are so possitive about it :)

@YOURWAY2NORWAY

6 жыл бұрын

Our non-voilent approach makes me proud of Norway. So no problem being positive. Thanks :)

Oh, Can you do a video on what to do on winter in Norway? I’m going to norway this December 😊

@YOURWAY2NORWAY

6 жыл бұрын

When the snow comes around, we can make it :)

@adelarsen9776

6 жыл бұрын

In winter we drink lots of beer and strong liquor and eat pork and bacon every day.

@YOURWAY2NORWAY

6 жыл бұрын

If you are from North of Norway, we eat fish - 5 times a week ;)

@adelarsen9776

6 жыл бұрын

Yes, lots of fish. Cod tongue stew, fish cakes and lots and lots of fish. And when not eating fish we eat fresh whale beef :-) And drink Mack beer.

Best video yet ! 🤣🤣🤣

There intercepting everybody’s msg and phone calls with those vans

Thank you so much for doing this videos! It looks so weird to me, here in Isreal I don't think policemen can act like that. (hope one day it will be like that) but I didn't really understand, what is inside of the 'big' police car?

@YOURWAY2NORWAY

6 жыл бұрын

Hi tova g. This spesific police caravan is more for educational reasons I think. So they maybe have a screen to show some films or things like that to young people. Its more a metaphore for how we like to live in Norway - without too many guns and violence. Thanks for sharing your story from Israel :)

I wish we could see the inside of the police camper!

Maybe you should make a video about how dating works in Norway. I hear it's pretty different than most countries. :D

@YOURWAY2NORWAY

6 жыл бұрын

Hehe, yes thats a hot topic ;) We have actually made some variants on the issue. Check these out: kzread.info/dash/bejne/fGWqxMqygNq2n6Q.html kzread.info/dash/bejne/noeJk7KjZbDAltY.html

Very nice and relaxed indeed! But how does it look from inside? :)

@YOURWAY2NORWAY

6 жыл бұрын

+Daniil Belyakov Lol, would like to know

Norway is amazing, definitely on my visit list!

@YOURWAY2NORWAY

5 жыл бұрын

Welcome to Norway 😀

This is a wonderful philosophy toward policing!! Much better than - ahem - some other places... in my opinion. How does Norway treat criminals? Do you have prisons? I imagine the focus is on rehabilitation rather than revenge. Like, for example - what happened to the 4 people from the orange sock case?

@YOURWAY2NORWAY

5 жыл бұрын

Yes we have prisons. Google Halden Fengsel, it's quite famous for being hotel like. Best Mads 😊

I'm supposed to be sleeping now another funny videos has popped up on KZread to make me laugh. I need to see a cop drama with camping cops 🤩

I need to move there!! Great philosophy. After living all over I find that some cultures are more volatile than others.

@YOURWAY2NORWAY

6 жыл бұрын

Happy to hear that you share our philosophy! I can only say: Welcome to Norway :)

what is your opening song?

@YOURWAY2NORWAY

6 жыл бұрын

The band is called Heave Blood & Die - the song is "Dome". Yoi can check them out here: soundcloud.com/hbdtromso

I like the Norwegian philosophy on this topic!

Hei, Ronald, I saw you at bislet while bicycling last saturday. I'll say hello If i see you next time :D

@YOURWAY2NORWAY

6 жыл бұрын

Absolutely, you must do that :)

The police campers look very sporty! Do they make mattpakkes to take to work, or do they actually look forward to lunch, with riverside campfires and so on?

@YOURWAY2NORWAY

5 жыл бұрын

👌😂

What do you need to be a police officer in Norway ? Education qualification , physical requirements ( height weight )

@YOURWAY2NORWAY

6 жыл бұрын

Hi ebin belji: Thanx for for engaging. I did a search at www.phs.no/en/studies/bachelor-police-studies/entrance-requirements/ Since 2001 the police acadamy dropped the requirement sayin men should be taller than 175 cms and women 165. Still you have to pass some tough (but not OLYMPIC ) tests. They put a lot weight into psycological skills alongside with physics Some entrance requirements facts from their site: As the Norwegian Police University College provides a college education, a Certificate of General Secondary Education («generell studiekompetanse») is a precondition for entrance Hold Norwegian citizenship by March 1st, the application deadline Have achieved at least the mark of 3 in the first-choice form of Norwegian at an upper secondaryschool level (average of coursework and examination score) by March 1st, the application deadline Be in good general health, including meeting the applicable standards for sight and hearing, and meet all the medical requirements for acceptance, as well as the medical requirements for a Class D driver's license Have a clean criminal record Be in generally good physical condition, be a good swimmer and pass the physical tests Be considered suitable for acceptance through evaluation by an admissions panelSuitable by: Interaction: Cooperates well with others, exhibits empathy, and has good communication skills.Openness and inclusiveness: Shows respect for others, has an inquisitive nature when facing differences, and is actively inclusive.Maturity: Comes across as reliable, engaged, and trustworthy and exhibits self-control in demanding situations.Power to act: Has a structured and decisive personality, takes responsibility, makes independent assessments and shows courage and conviction.Integrity: Is objective and impartial, has a clean criminal record and is considered fit for service.»Best, Mads

Could you cause a scuffle so we can see inside the Police Recreational Vehicle?

Another reason jeg elsker Norge and I can't wait to return.

@YOURWAY2NORWAY

6 жыл бұрын

+tlunde53 Welcome back!

Hi its me Aisha from Pakistan .i regularly watch your all awesome videos .iam trying to learn norwegian as iam waiting to come there..i wish such type of Police i could see here in my country too:(

@YOURWAY2NORWAY

6 жыл бұрын

Good, good luck with your process. I am crossing my fingers for you 🤗

@farishtafarhaj7211

6 жыл бұрын

YOURWAY2NORWAY ohh so sweet of you.aisha from pakistan

And they say:yeah,sure!

OMG what was that funniest show on telly, where a Italian mafia ganster was sent to Norway ( lol) to hide and his shock of living there mixed with his style of dealing with people. He would bribe regular folks to get a better service, and they would be horrified. omg what was the name of that show! I loved it. PS. The mafia man became most sweet gentle man and easy to live amongst that village, although he spoke with the hard accent of a Italian New York .

@tlf3757

5 жыл бұрын

Lillyhammer? If that is the show it is on Netflix

@wigglypaw

5 жыл бұрын

Lilihammer ! yes! lol I have more episodes to watch.

@wigglypaw

5 жыл бұрын

Theresa Ferero thank you for reading my silly texts, and your unfettered brain!

Do you ever have police chases? In Los Angeles, we seem to have them everyday.

I have hardly ever even spoken to a policeman in my Country of Canada... One day there was a knock on my door... It was a policeman... he said he was checking up on me because someone had called the Police to say they had not heard from me and were worried... so that was my Canadian Police experience. When I lived in Spain, it was a totally different experience... well, Franco was in power then and the Police visited my home often... yes, they would come by for a little "chat" and hope we would give them some food... they would look around and just "take" anything they wanted... They had total authority and everyone knew give them anything they want... that was a Dictatorship.... Guardia Civil.... you had better be afraid of them for sure...

Sorry, where can I find a descent Wayne's Coffee?

In my U.S. city, we have a big police RV that comes out during major holidays when there will be lots of drinking, etc. They do road checks and inside the RV is the magistrate that will decide if you get a fine or go on to jail, IF caught breaking the law😉🇺🇸

Cozy😍

@YOURWAY2NORWAY

6 жыл бұрын

+Tine Dibble True 😊

(Doesen't mean police man in Uruguay smoke weed,they just are kind, and borrow fire)

@YOURWAY2NORWAY

5 жыл бұрын

Awesome 🖐😃

I saw a video about a swedish cop versus a Russian cop on KZread and this reminded me of that. Really funny! 😅😅😅

Funny Video :) x Norwegian Ambulances and Fire Engines?

@YOURWAY2NORWAY

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks 😀

Enjoy your peace in Norway, Ronald. And I like your positive attitude about police. Here in the states- it’s out of control. Not just police but everyone. Example- the Las Vegas massacre. I love the US, but it’s just getting consistently worse. Hatred, anger, racism, you name it. It’s here. BTW: cops here have AR-15s in their squad car and they are known to carry when off duty (how do i know, my bro is a cop here). He has his own gun under the seat of his PERSONAL CAR (but civilians do it too). So yes- everyone here is scary.

@fastandeffective

6 жыл бұрын

Keep praying to God, so as stray people find wisdom/peace/light/friendship. Your sincere prayers will be extremely effective, according to Eastern Orthodox Christian Saints books. It is like waves of positive energy affecting others in need. You could also heve a negative impact, though, with waves of negative energy, if you are bad/judgemental/criticizing/proud/distant against various sinners. I shall pray for your Country and your peace.

@YOURWAY2NORWAY

6 жыл бұрын

Sad to read your comment 904 CZV. The situation you describe seems so dark. US is supposed to be the shining light of civilization. Hope that love enters reality asap! Thanks for sharing

@904czv4

6 жыл бұрын

Well, It starts from the top (I'm not going to say who) and funnels to society. Thanks Mr. Ronald!

@cash_eye

6 жыл бұрын

904 CZV yea honestly this year has been the worst here first because of Trump and people who are easily persuaded by his ideas and the shootings as well

@JACKDAWFISH

5 жыл бұрын

@@YOURWAY2NORWAY It''s really only true in cities. when you visit New England you'll see. When I was young everyone left the keys in the car over night - no problem. Go to the store, you can leave your car running - no one would take it. That has all changed with "diversity" . We do now lock the doors at night, but I still don't even have a key to my house so we still don't have to lock our houses even when we're not there. The police are now armed to the teeth and get this...go to Israel for training, quite scary but the police will help you in a town or rural area.

When I studying in college in CA. there was a Norwegian professor doing research at my university One day we were having a discussion and a then police helicopter flew by. He then he asked what was going on. ," Is there a war?" I simply laughed and said "no they are just looking for someone or its another high speed car chase."

@YOURWAY2NORWAY

6 жыл бұрын

Haha, typical Norwegian reaction. We are not used to helicopters flying over our heads. Thanks for sharing and engaging :)

@ironmaidenrulezz

6 жыл бұрын

You're welcome Ronald its the least I could do. Your videos are awesome and on point. Thanks for enlightening us on Norway and Norwegian culture.

I've seen every video...please make more.. And what is your email... I have questions. You are the best👍

@YOURWAY2NORWAY

5 жыл бұрын

Thx. Send me a pm at our yourway2norway fb page. Best Mads 😊

I love that each country has a unique style of livin. In America this would never work because honestly some people here need rehabilitation. Some don't have the skill to think critically before voting for someone that just acts like a child. Anyway I love all countries because every single one is unique in its own way.

@YOURWAY2NORWAY

6 жыл бұрын

Hi Javier Barillas :) Incredibly nice reflection on this video. I totally agree with you that each country has its unique way. Always interesting to hear about other people's solutions. Thank you for sharing and commenting.

Here you go from Arizona: ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

Her på grensen (Texas-México) ... we have a variety of Law Enforcement, local police, State Troopers, Border Patrol, etc. They're all actually nice, and they're quite tolerant of everybody. People probably expect different here, but that's not the case, it's peaceful. We have camping too, lots of camping. Everybody likes camping.

@YOURWAY2NORWAY

6 жыл бұрын

+Andrew P That is so cool to hear. Who would have known? I thought it was different. Thanks Andrew P for sharing 😊

@AndyLandAK

6 жыл бұрын

MotherFatherGoddess Earth Texas is a big State. I am only talking about where I live, which isn't Dallas or Laredo. You're making an assessment of the general, based on the particular.

Ronald dude 😁, I'm from California need I say more?! 😁😁😁

So if something happens they'll just 🥂 ? 😅 Here in Dubai we have armed police + police robots 🙈

ooh I also figured that Norway would have lots of hunters? what are the rules for hunters having guns?

@YOURWAY2NORWAY

6 жыл бұрын

Yes, hunting is popular. Approximately 10% of the population is registered with a hunting test. And you have to be registered to own a rifle. Most men, but it is becoming more and more popular among women too.

Please make video on education system in Norway.

@YOURWAY2NORWAY

6 жыл бұрын

Hi Mahesh - thanks for watching and adding ideas. Maybe we will make that video, many have asked :)

@Maheshkangude

6 жыл бұрын

YOURWAY2NORWAY I'm fascinated by the Norwegian socialism. Thinking about completing my Master degree in Norway as education is free for all. What your opinion it?

@YOURWAY2NORWAY

6 жыл бұрын

It is true that the Nordic countries have their own form of social democracy, mixed with capitalism. So it's probably a very interesting topic if you're not from here. I think foreign students generally enjoy themselves here so I will of course recommend you to do it. Here is a link on how to study in Norway: utdanning.no/tema/hjelp_og_veiledning/study_norway

Lmao........you guys are so funny!!!!

Cops can scream ‘ help help ~’ when they are in trouble. Hahahaha

Camping police car? Woah! So why are they camping anyway? Doing security? Btw the camper looks similar to Usps mail trucks.

@YOURWAY2NORWAY

6 жыл бұрын

Hehe, first of all; camping is a passion in Norway. So the police are just like any Norwegian who wants to drive out in the wilderness. No, I think this is for educational reasons. Probably for meeting young people. A camping car takes away some tension you know. Thanks for commenting :)

can you do a video on your justice system and prisons? Your prisons look more like hotels.

@YOURWAY2NORWAY

3 жыл бұрын

We have been thinking about this, so maybe

Local cops will sometimes give you a warning for a minor traffic violation, Virginia state troopers (ass holes) will give you a ticket.

@YOURWAY2NORWAY

5 жыл бұрын

Okey, so you have different levels of police there? We have only one - then there is the army.