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Biden and Harris, one worse than the other

A week ago, the TV anchors started saying that the Democrats had buyer’s remorse, that they regretted dumping Biden. It’s even harder to hide that Harris is an empty shell than Biden, who after all floats on routine. These views must have reached Biden because now he’s woken up and wants to show that he can. On Friday, he appeared in the press room for the first time in his time in the White House. A senation.

No more nonsense about Hezbollah. It’s time for war.

No moderate Arab country, no moderate Iranians, no Christians and no one in Israel has an interest in a ceasefire – they all share the hope that the Israeli army will finally finish the job for the benefit of not least the many Sunni Muslim countries. The killing of Nasrallah may end with the fall of the Iranian clerical regime. A fall that will pave the way for peace between Israel and Iran.

Moral all time low when Swedish media relativizes terrorism

The difference between a crime reporter and a terrorist is marked: one reports on murders and disasters that have occurred, the other murders and ensures that disasters occur. Nevertheless, Expressen columnist David Lagercrantz identifies with the Hezbollah terrorists he calls “the man in Beirut”. What does that publication say about Swedish media?

No, it didn’t work – and here comes the green crash

In the meeting between beautiful visions and grim reality, reality always wins. And there we are now, at the side of the road, watching the giant, green crash that we’ve seen approaching in slow motion for the last few years.

-Oswald vibes from Ryan Routh

Someone is on Trump’s tail. Two assassination attempts in two months. If you listen to the media and the Democrats, you can get the big shiver. The left won’t accept anyone else winning. They are willing to use all means to stop Trump. They pretend that talking about geese being eaten is violence. Americans see what they see and they are frightened.

Why increased return migration allowance can attract more people to Sweden

The government wants to get immigrants to leave Sweden, and they hope to achieve that goal by greatly increasing the so-called re-migration allowance. But the message the government is sending is actually the opposite.

“Shut it down!” Strong criticism when authorities illustrate work against honor violence with a hijabista

The normalization of Islam and its demand for submission in all aspects of life continues in Sweden. When the Östergötland County Administrative Board this week was going to advertise for a lawyer to drive Sweden’s work against honor-related violence and oppression, they chose to illustrate the ad with the image of a woman in a […]

Facing the Beast: Naomi Wolf dared to come face to face with the beast

Naomi Wolf recognises the battle between good and evil, and understood what was at stake during the pandemic. She also understood that the fight against evil starts on the inside, in our own souls. But during the pandemic, most people failed, especially the anointed intellectuals. Women and children were sacrificed, the elites shied away. Forgiveness is impossible without repentance.

The Ukraine war could spread to Norway, but nobody cares

Ukraine recently attacked targets on the Kola Peninsula that are strategically important for Russia’s nuclear deterrence capability. If Norway assisted Ukraine with attack-relevant intelligence, it increases the risk of Russian attacks against Norwegian targets. In the event of an escalation of the war in Ukraine, it is most appropriate for both the US and major European NATO countries that the northern flank becomes the theatre of war, and not their own territories. This should concern Norway, but apparently it does not.

British tyranny: toddler mum and childminder could face ‘significant’ jail time for posting on X

Free speech is dead and buried in the UK. The 41-year-old mother-of-three and childminder Lucy Connolly pleaded guilty yesterday to inciting racial hatred after she shared a post on X following the murders of three schoolgirls in Southport. The judge said she could face a “significant” prison sentence.

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