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.
Continue reading »Norway has gone from being a peace broker to becoming a driving force for the establishment of a Palestinian state. Some 80 countries are gathered in Oslo City Hall. What is not addressed is that the population of the West Bank rejects a two-state solution. They say they want a one-state solution. Israel must go. […]
Continue reading »While GB News has produced a detailed documentary about the so-called grooming gangs, the networks of Pakistani men that abused young girls in towns like Rotherham, it’s harder to find the equivalent at the BBC. The top story at the state broadcaster gives the viewers the impression that the problem is exaggerated and only someting racists worry about.
Continue reading »Steve Jamieson, the CEO of the Royal College of Speech and Language Therapists (RCSLT), was forced to apologise because he had followed Tommy Robinson on X, according to the Free Speech Union. Those who thought that wokeism and cancel culture died at the election of Donald Trump were sadly mistaken.
Continue reading »The family of special forces soldier Matthew Livelsberger (37) who, according to police, shot himself outside the Trump hotel in Las Vegas on New Year’s morning, says he was a staunch Trump supporter. It doesn’t make sense that he would commit an act of terrorism against Trump and Musk. The family does not believe the official version. This also applies to the explosion, which was more like fireworks. Livelsberger could have created something that would have destroyed the hotel if he wanted to.
Continue reading »On New Year’s Eve in New Orleans, the same thing happened as at the Christmas market in Magdeburg: A car ploughs through a crowd, leaving people dead and wounded. One of the eyewitnesses, Jimmy Cothrane, described what he saw:
“I mean, just the disfigurement and the bodies – it’s strong. It’s something you can’t forget. You’re never going to forget it. Right at our feet was definitely a mother.
The genocide campaign against Israel may well be the final nail in the coffin for Amnesty International. A human rights organization that promotes an anti-Semitic worldview and denies a specific nation the right to defend itself and its citizens against terrorist attacks is no longer worth taking seriously.
Continue reading »We need to accelerate something that has never worked, to solve a problem that doesn’t exist and is not at all urgent, to achieve something that is impossible.
That’s how dangerous mass hysteria is, because the people in positions of power are not immune to frenzy.