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The official line is that they were a Norwegian trade delegation. Technically accurate, because they are Nordic, and there was trade. But they are also seven feet tall, telepathic, and arrived on the South Lawn without a vehicle. The Chosen Ones from Wolverine 🇦🇺 🇦🇺

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