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Let Iranians speak for themselves

Iran today is an occupied country. The mullahs and the Revolutionary Guard are waging a war against their own population. For 48 years the people have resisted. The response has been imprisonment, torture, rape, and executions, and until now the West’s economic interests have weighed more heavily than Iranian lives.

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Iranians’ view of Islam transformed after 47 years of mullah rule

47 years ago, an Islamic dictatorship was introduced in Iran. Mullah rule has fundamentally changed Iranians’ relationship with Islam: apostasy, distance, and active resistance – not religious deepening – are the result.

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Welcome to the ‘EUSSR’: Unpopular European Regimes Grasping for Power Crack Down on Dissent

In supposed democracies, this latest “benefit” to your people – cracking down on dissent “democratically” — means using technology rather than firepower to crush freedom of speech.

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China’s Renaming Spree: Will the World Just Surrender to Silent, Obdurate Infiltration?

In May 2025, China announced a new list of renamed places in Arunachal Pradesh, India’s northeastern state that Beijing insists on calling “Zangnan.” It is the fifth such list since 2017, and not just symbolic. These cartographic aggressions of renaming places seem to be part of a long-running strategy to undermine territorial norms and chip away at international boundaries using lawfare, infrastructure and semantics (the branch of linguistics concerned with meaning).

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No two-state solution – just one long-term diversion

While Norwegian politicians still cling to the illusion of a two-state solution, Islamist forces have long since made it clear that the conflict with Israel will never end – it will be used. The Muslim Brotherhood needs the conflict as it is. That Norway has not realised this is a tragedy.

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Europe’s socialists lack a realpolitik approach to the Ukraine conflict

But what haven’t European leaders, almost without exception, done in the last ten years to oppose Trump? Worst of all: They openly cheered on the corrupt Biden regime and opposed Trump to the very end, so talk about meddling in the internal affairs of other states; long live falsehood.

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The ‘laptop class’ maintains a mental barricade separating them from those responsible for the actual infrastructure of our world.

As a psychiatrist, you can often step out of the bubble you find yourself in. I worked for many years in rural areas and spent a significant number of hours discussing the emotional lives of male and female blue-collar workers. That was when I learned most of our patients don’t have psychological problems — they have […]

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Unveiling Liberal Indoctrination in Therapy Rooms: The Four Toxic Ideas Crippling Mental Health

Psychologists have been commoditized as goods. As Pride Month ends, we must remember that schools aren’t the only centers of liberal indoctrination — therapy is, too. Practitioners of psychological counseling are imposing their liberal worldview on people of all ages in their most vulnerable moments, like shooting fish in a barrel. In 2021, an astonishing 41.7 […]

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Norwegian Illusions: A Warning for Pete Buttigieg’s Infatuation

The country’s ills reveal what happens to the human mind when exposed to social democratic policies for generations. Democratic socialist romantics often justify their views by lifting up the Norwegian system and disregarding socialist-run states like Venezuela, Russia, and Cuba, which have experienced corruption, poor management, poverty, and/or imperialism. Norway, in contrast, is fetishized and exemplified as the […]

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The Dark Side of Norway’s Social Democracy: The Alarming Rise of Disability Claims and Entitlement Culture

It has less to do with supporting the weak and more to do with getting what’s owed. Being a fully-fledged Norwegian patriot who celebrates our national day religiously, the deterioration of the social democracy is painful to behold. Since Norway became wealthy on oil in the ’60s, it’s prided itself on its commitment to the […]

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