Author
Kent Andersen
Local government finances deliberately ruined
As Europe shifts rightwards and Norway’s Progress Party approaches 40 per cent, Labour and the Conservatives face growing pressure to rethink immigration policy. Mainstream…
Hydrogen ferries delayed by two years; to start using biodiesel from China
The farce surrounding the experimental hydrogen ferries ‘Moskenes’ and ‘Røst’ continues: the project has been delayed until 2027, and if the ferries do enter…
‘The End of History’ marked the beginning of the West’s nightmare
Western children are now being taught that their civilisation is to blame for everything that goes wrong in Africa and the rest of the…
The Melkøya project is set to cost a further 6.5 billion more
The final bill for the ‘madhouse’ project – involving the supply of electricity from the mainland to the gas plant at Melkøya – is…
All for whom, Haakon Rex?
Norway has no direction, no goals, no anchor, and Norwegians long for just that. All eyes are now on Norway’s most important influencers, who…
Denmark proves that offshore wind cannot compete with nuclear power
Offshore wind turbines cost around NOK 25 billion per nominal GW. In early 2026, Denmark’s 2.6 GW of offshore capacity supplied just 1.16 GW…
Mental health issues and outright perversions can be normalised in all their lawlessness
On Wednesday 23 September, the Norwegian Press Complaints Commission (PFU) ruled against Rogalands Avis for publishing an opinion piece by Professor Anne Kalvig on…
Norwegian industry is being dismantled in favour of pipe dreams
The dismantling of Norwegian industry and its cornerstone companies was played down with promises of hordes of new jobs that the digital age was…
The Green Collapse 51: Giant solar-power bankruptcy in Germany
The German company Enerparc is among Europe’s largest solar-power companies. It has now filed for insolvency. The excuse given is that ‘renewables’ are being…
From ‘The state, it is I’ to ‘Democracy is us!’
If one is appalled that someone has a different view of reality from one’s own, that should arouse curiosity in democratic people, not bullying,…
Dutch insurer drops Chinese car brands
The Dutch insurance company Univé has decided that it will no longer insure a number of Chinese car brands. The decision is not based…
The media are beginning to talk about green corruption – tentatively and far too late
Nettavisen surprises by giving column space to NTNU professor Jonas Kristiansen Nøland, who recalls Jens Stoltenberg’s warning against green corruption. Unfortunately, the professor fails…
Record harvests in Norwegian fields
It has been a bad summer for climate hysterics, but a very good summer for Norwegian farmers in terms of harvests: Thanks to fine…
The EU is now in charge
The debate over road pricing has rumbled on in Norway for years. Most people oppose it, but the debate is merely cosmetic: the system…
Anti-democratic thought policing every 22 July
The claim that Labour, together with Conservative Party globalists, has betrayed Norway in favour of globalism and other countries is not ‘far-right’, but a…
AI admits the "Green Transition" is uncharted territory
Artificial intelligence (AI) reinforces a dangerous trend in the West towards moralistic consensus, in which dissenting voices are cancelled on important issues. Yet when…