The UK will let anyone take its coastline, but wants to deter Putin’s army in a foreign country. The UK has around 18,000 troops at its disposal. This is not enough to meet the needs of Ukraine under the so-called security guarantees and will lock the British military into Ukraine for years to come, with no reserves for any other conflicts.
Continue reading »Just before heading to the White House, Zelensky met with selected senators who are among Ukraine’s strongest defenders in Congress. With their backing, he challenged Trump and Vance. But Zelensky does not know the etiquette of the White House. You do not address the Vice President by their first name, and you do not show up there in a T-shirt.
Continue reading »We need to start talking to our children about monsters. We need to tell them that monsters are real, that they are more beastly than any fairy tale could have imagined. Above all, we need to warn our children about the monsters that live among us – and that grow out of our silence.
Continue reading »There is no longer any doubt: Sweden has been transformed into a genome-polarised society where everything, even a mass shooting where ten people are killed, is about ethnicity, group affiliation and cementing the image of Sweden as racist. People with an immigrant background are portrayed as victims, ethnic Swedes are not. People with an immigrant background receive support from their own people, ethnic Swedes do not.
Continue reading »The outcry the murder of Salwan Momika has generated on social media shows that the killers have a taste for blood. Salwan Najem therefore has every reason to fear for his life and the message to Sweden, the Swedes – and the Islamists – is impossible to misunderstand: You are of course free to criticise *a certain religion* – but if you exercise that freedom, you risk condemning yourself to death.
Continue reading »Eleven people have so far been confirmed dead after the school shooting Örebro. Five are seriously wounded. It is by far the worst mass shooting we have experienced in Sweden in modern times and politicians and the media agree: «We are shocked!» But are we really..?
Continue reading »The UK is in trouble politically, economically and culturally. That’s why the Office for National Statistics’ recent migration forecasts are bad news. In ten years, net immigration is expected to reach five million people. CVhurch bells have been replaced by mosque sirens. But political change is afoot. Nigel Farage’s Reform Party is expected to win the next election.
Continue reading »Sweden is at a crossroads. A recent ruling, in which a person was convicted of incitement to racial hatred after burning and desecrating the Koran, marks a significant change in legal practice. In the past, such acts have been considered part of freedom of expression – a right that has been a cornerstone of Swedish democracy. But now, the court has ruled that these acts are not only criticism of religion but also constitute contempt against Muslims as a group.
Continue reading »Those in power, who are responsible for protecting Sweden and Swedish citizens, are not going to do what is required, and the general public should preferably not have to do what is required. But maybe we have to? If we really want to make a change, it might be possible, provided we are prepared to do things that are usually considered «too dangerous, too physically difficult or prohibitively expensive».
Continue reading »The execution of Salwan Momika is a warning that Sweden is no longer a state governed by the rule of law in the Western sense, but a country where the justice authorities spend time putting a Koran burner on trial while there are daily bombings. Swedish police are powerless, they run after fires. But there is not one, there are many arsonists. The police don’t stand a chance.
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