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Norway’s schools destroyed by education policy

Norwegian pupils’ skills are at rock bottom — and it’s the fault of education policy. Every single new curriculum has only accelerated the decline. Students are barely expected to have actual knowledge anymore; instead, they are encouraged to have plenty of opinions.

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Exiled Iranians: We see where Europe is heading

We view with concern how the ideology that destroyed Iran is gradually eating its way into European societies — how Islam is taking over institution after institution. And we know what that ideology does when it gains power. It is ruthless.

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Poles have woken up – Red card to Tusk!

President Karol Nawrocki proposed a referendum on the entire green transition, but the Senate rejected it late Wednesday at Donald Tusk’s request. Poland under Tusk is deeply divided. About half the population feels neglected by the government and believes Tusk must resign.

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Full cover-up in Epstein investigation

Everything indicates that Norway’s intelligence service had an agent inside IPI — most likely Camilla Reksten-Monsen, Terje Rød-Larsen’s assistant and closest collaborator for 10 years.

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No, the hijab and a headscarf are not the same

It is not uncommon to hear comparisons between the traditional work headscarf (skaut) and the Islamist hijab. While the old-fashioned headscarf has largely disappeared, the hijab is growing rapidly. Even our national day is being used as a battleground, and our national costume is changing as fast as our nation.

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Did Mecca Exist? Mecca and the Foundations of Islam

Islam is often seen as centred on Muhammad, the Qur’an, and Mecca. This account questions the historical evidence for Mecca, highlighting its late appearance in sources, absence from early maps and records, and inconsistencies with traditional descriptions. It argues that Mecca’s role and existence in Muhammad’s time are insufficiently evidenced, raising critical questions about established historical narratives.

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Which side is Norway on—the mullah regime’s or the Iranian people’s?

Iranians dread one outcome more than bombs from Israel or the US: the regime surviving the crisis. Norway’s Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre takes the opposing view: “War is not the path to democratization. Escalation is dangerous

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The year we danced at funerals – a Nowruz for the history books

The Persian New Year is called Nowruz. And it means “a new day!” A celebration that has lived through history. It began long before religions and ideologies took hold. At the vernal equinox, when the light returns and nature awakens. For thousands of years, Iranians have gathered around this day. Through empires, invasions, and shifting […]

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Did Muhammad exist?

  Muhammad is regarded by Muslims as the last and greatest prophet. According to Islamic sources, he was born in Mecca around the year 570 and died in 632. He is considered a perfect, timeless model for Muslims throughout the world. According to Islamic belief, he received the Koran as God’s final revelation between 610 […]

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From self-rule to foreign power: The decision that changed Norway

5 December 2023 marks a turning point in Norway’s democratic history. With a strong majority, the Storting approved an amendment to Section 2 of the EEA Act, effectively limiting national discretion. – All major parties backed the measure, with only Rødt and a handful of dissenters voting against.

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