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Danish Intelligence Agency Seeks Ordinary Citizens for Spy Jobs

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If you want to be a spy and help "protect Denmark," you can currently apply for a job with the Danish Defence Intelligence Service (FE).

In a job posting, FE mentions needing help from "everyone" to prevent threats against Denmark. The tasks vary widely, and FE is interested in both domestic and international individuals and companies.

FE intelligence chief Anja Dalgaard-Nielsen says collaborating with ordinary citizens isn't new, but reaching out through a public job listing is. Compensation is available, but money shouldn't be the main motivation.
source in Danish - Dansk efterretningstjeneste søger almindelige borgere til spionjob | Nyheder | DR

Now Denmark, once a technological leader in Europe, is starting to resemble the old East Germany (DDR) by adopting surveillance measures similar to the former Stasi's policies. The idea of citizens reporting each other under suspicion of espionage creates a grim outlook for society, one that could extend beyond Denmark's borders.

Unfortunately, this trend likely won't stop, and many working-class citizens might proudly enlist in the service of this new system out of a sense of national duty.

It's a troubling direction for the future.
 
If you want to be a spy and help "protect Denmark," you can currently apply for a job with the Danish Defence Intelligence Service (FE).

In a job posting, FE mentions needing help from "everyone" to prevent threats against Denmark. The tasks vary widely, and FE is interested in both domestic and international individuals and companies.

FE intelligence chief Anja Dalgaard-Nielsen says collaborating with ordinary citizens isn't new, but reaching out through a public job listing is. Compensation is available, but money shouldn't be the main motivation.
source in Danish - Dansk efterretningstjeneste søger almindelige borgere til spionjob | Nyheder | DR

Now Denmark, once a technological leader in Europe, is starting to resemble the old East Germany (DDR) by adopting surveillance measures similar to the former Stasi's policies. The idea of citizens reporting each other under suspicion of espionage creates a grim outlook for society, one that could extend beyond Denmark's borders.

Unfortunately, this trend likely won't stop, and many working-class citizens might proudly enlist in the service of this new system out of a sense of national duty.

It's a troubling direction for the future.
How do I apply?
My first suspect/target will be Anja Dalgaard-Nielsen! rof/% smi(&% dev56"""
 
Is this real ? do you think it will spread all over Europe ?
I hope so! Imagine being on the "inside."

PS. I was once there (already) many eons ago, and it's a "protected species." ;)

PSS. It's a GREAT litmus test...if they do NOT allow us in, it's time to put on our emigration rollerblades and mosey on out of here. smi(&%
 
which stories? share please
In the 20th century this guy was talking about sneaking out of the country, conversations among friends. He gets snitched on by one of them, goes to jail and has his entire family sent to camps and the kids taken from them. This was done to set an example, if you ask me it is better than having a pickaxe go through your skull just so some dude in a position of power can have his way with your wife. Some time later while the people of the village are disussing what the heck happened, they suddenly hear a tape recording.

The snitch, which was also a friend of the guy, had accidentally pressed the play button instead of record and a conversation was playing. So the snitch snitched on himself, that helped people keep their mouth shut.

This is one of the many stories my father shared with me when I was a gullible little child.

The difference between the conversation in the 20th century and a conversation nowadays is social media. People in UK get arrested for speaking their opinion on social media, people in the 20th century communist country were absolutely f***** for the same thing. An arrest today, to the camps tomorrow. The world is devolving.
 
This was done to set an example, if you ask me it is better than having a pickaxe go through your skull just so some dude in a position of power can have his way with your wife.
This happened in South Florida in 2001/2 with a professional bodybuilder (IFBB pro) married to a super hot Asian fitness girl. The DEA station chief wanted that Asian fitness girl, so they set up the IFBB pro in a conspiracy to distribute, locked him up for ten years, and the DEA chief got the Asian fitness girl...under the ruse of "protecting her from being snagged into the conspiracy." The DEA agent later dumped her as he moved to other "younger" fitness girls.

The IFBB Pro got deported, and later, the Asian fitness girl kept their marital home and divorced him.

She now has a supplement store in South Florida.

I lost contact with him. One hell of a nice guy and an absolute BEAST of a workout partner, but way TOO gullible and nice.

PS. Based on my past experiences in the US "legal" system...this happens every day and twice on Sundays! hi%#
There are thousands of similar reports on Google. Some of the agents get "reprimanded" and "promoted" to other "agencies." taha"¤%