Vixen
Penultimate Amazing
I want to start by saying that I commend the artistic achievement of your "argument" based around confusing people with helicopters. It's a funny premise to begin with, but committing to it so hard for so many posts in the face of the JAIC's clear words elevates it to another level. Very well done.
My problem is that some of the surrounding details are vague and confusing, which spoils the effect. I think we need an answer to this question: Why do you think Svensson got a medal, and how does that fit into the overall theory? If you are right that the JAIC covered up almost all of his heroics, I can't find a good answer.
Was the awarding body in on the coverup but gave him the award anyway? That would be weird, since they would be publicly awarding him for something they were keeping from the public. Makes no sense.
Was the awarding body not in on the coverup, and awarded him without realizing his heroics were supposed to be covered up? In that case, how did they know the truth without also realizing the government was covering it up? And why did the conspiracy let them go through with giving the award? You have made it clear that the Swedish government was a main player in the conspiracy, and they should have been able to prevent Swedish government medals from being awarded for things they didn't want to officially acknowledge as happening. We are talking about a conspiracy that managed to change laws, treaties, reports and more to keep the truth hidden.
Was the awarding body was not in on the coverup and was only aware of the cover story? Then there was no reason to give Svensson the medal.
Or was the award part of the coverup as the price of Svensson's silence? That does have the aesthetic benefit of making Svensson a villain and not a hero, which is a conspiracy theory classic. The trouble is a public award doesn't make sense as a way to buy silence because it is so visible and raises questions about what he did to deserve it.
I can't think of a way to tie Svensson's medal into any kind of coherent conspiracy. I think that detracts from the beauty of it. Any ideas about how to fix it?
The Swedish Defence Forces military chief at the tie was Emil Svensson (I doubt they are related) and the person responsible for ordering the illicit Soviet cargo was another chief, Uwe Wictorin, who awarded Svensson his medal. The defence forces control MUST, their military spy wing so of course they must have all agreed it was to be a classified event. However Wictorin was keen to see Svensson rewarded for his early heroic feat and as reported in Aftonbladet and as repeated by later reports.
