‘Do not judge, so that you may not be judged.’
‘Why do you see the speck in your brother’s eye, but do not notice the log in your own eye?
Or how can you say to your brother, ‘Let me take the speck out of your eye’, when there is a log in your own eye?
You hypocrite! First take the log out of your own eye! Then you will see clearly and be able to take the speck out of your brother’s eye.”
Matthew 7:1 and 7:3
One might think the mid-term elections were taking place in Norway or the Nordic region. The media is awash with articles, all of which are anti-Trump. Since Trump isn’t one to mince his words but speaks his mind, the tourism authorities are striking back, and the media are driving the narrative: it was because Trump didn’t win the Nobel Peace Prize that he called Norway a ‘shithouse country’.
No, that wasn’t it. As the context makes clear, it was the awarding of the Nobel Peace Prize to Navi Pillay that provoked Trump. He considered the award to be so stupid that Norway deserved to be called a shithouse. Many would agree with that. Norway has made a complete fool of itself in front of the whole world.
The Norwegian elite believes in the rules-based world order and human rights as firmly as one believes in ‘Amen’ in church. Others have long since realised that this is an idol used to flood the West with millions who lack the ability to adapt.
When Haley Stevens switches sides in Michigan and says she cannot possibly support a Democratic candidate, Abdel el-Sayed, because he refuses to distance himself from adverts blaming Israel for high food prices, it goes to the very heart of what this election is about: a clash of civilisations and an existential struggle.
If anyone knows this, it is Donald Trump, and that is why he called Norway a ‘shithouse country’.
The Norwegian elite want to define for themselves what the conflict is about, and have therefore run a campaign about outdoor toilets in Times Square.
The Norwegian media and tourism authorities are patting themselves on the back.
Erna Solberg was the one who signalled which side Norway would take in the clash of civilisations. During her visit to the White House, Trump said he would have liked to see more immigrants from countries like Norway, and not from ‘shithole countries’. This was after he had imposed an immigration ban on several countries where it was impossible to verify travellers’ identities. The liberal media went into a frenzy. This was tantamount to trampling on people. In doing so, they revealed what is now crystal clear: the liberal media want free immigration and open borders.
That is what Europe has got, and Europe is reacting so late that it may become an impossible task to regain control. We saw the result in Paris on 17 October.
Trump is fully up to speed with the situation and speaks his mind: this is a war with a civilisation that is antithetical (i.e. opposed) to the Western one.
But Støre, Macron, Sánchez, Burnham and Merz advocate an anti-Western line.
That is why they become hysterical when Trump nails them to the barn wall.
The Norwegian authorities think they are brilliant when they put up pictures of outhouses in Times Square.
They have lived on their own propaganda for so long that they are incapable of seeing reality for what it is.
They have opened the doors to radical Islam and are heading towards civil war in Europe.
Read the article about the proposed mayor of Berlin from Die Linke, Elif Eralp.
A left-wing coalition will fulfil Muslims’ demands for special privileges.
Eralp, the Green Party candidate Werner Graf and SPD politicians have placed a strong emphasis on ‘anti-Muslim racism’ and increased financial support for Islamic communities, potential Islamic public holidays and ‘dialogue’. Critics from the CDU and AfD believe that the left is downplaying or obscuring the real problems with Islamic structures in Berlin, particularly in Neukölln, where Hamas and PFLP networks are said to have a foothold. Güner Balci, head of integration, has warned that Muslims have found their ‘political home’ in Die Linke and parts of the SPD and the Greens.
Norway is on the same train. The tracks have been laid; all that remains is to set off. At the end of the line lies an Islamised Europe.
The problem is the citizens. They are beginning to wake up. The pace of Islamisation is unmistakable.
So we must tighten the screws.
The new draft legislation in Germany on the regulation of media content tells us what lies ahead.
The federal states also wish to dictate how media content is to be presented and displayed on social media: with a clear preference for public service broadcasters and under the supervision of the equally public-law media authorities in the federal states.
Here, too, ‘truth’ emerges as a criterion to which editorially controlled media are to have exclusive rights.
The same model as in Norway, Denmark and Sweden.
Amedia has bought Berlingske, which is becoming more and more like the Norwegian media.
Anti-Trump rhetoric is flooding the media and clouding the judgement of journalists and editors.
That’s how it was in the old GDR.
Islam wasn’t part of the mix back then. But in the Third Reich, Hitler complained that the Germans had been converted to a weak religion like Christianity. He would have preferred Islam. That is why it was natural for Eichmann to visit Palestine (in October 1937) and the Mufti of Jerusalem. Haj Amin al-Husseini was allowed to live in Berlin.
Historical parallels that point towards the present day.
And which side is official Norway on?
Official Norway becomes hysterical if anyone points out the truth.
Trump is not afraid to do so. He reads Europe like an open book.
Trump represents the alternatives that the European elite fears most of all: closed borders and mass deportations.
But it is precisely this policy that is the only one that can save Europe.
As Michael Shellenberger writes: The left has been in power for decades, and they always manage to shift the blame onto others. It is always someone else’s fault. They are never able to look at themselves.
When the uprising begins in Europe, they are on the side of the rebels. It’s a pure reflex.
Otherwise, they’d have to look at themselves in the mirror, and they can’t bring themselves to do that.
Berlin: Die Grünen, Die Linke, Islamism, anti-Zionism and mayoral candidate Elif Eralp
