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Protests in Iran, day 37: The situation is “normalising”, Ali Khamenei has crawled out of the bunker
Khamenei made his first public appearance in several weeks on 31 January, when he prayed at Khomeini’s tomb during the commemoration of the 47th anniversary of the Islamic Revolution. Opposition groups claim the appearance was staged.
Continue reading »Protests in Iran, day 36: – The Islamic regime stands in solidarity with all victims of tyrants
Does the Iranian regime have the right to endlessly torment its people? Do world leaders have a responsibility? Is it immoral for a superpower to end the Iranian people’s nightmare?
Continue reading »Swedish-style gang warfare has arrived in Denmark
While Danish PM Mette Frederiksen is negotiating with Trump on Greenland, a bomb explodes in Odense, destroying four flats and forcing 30-40 people to leave their homes in the middle of the night. It illustrates that Mette Frederiksen has no control over her own territory. Neither does Trump in Minneapolis and in his own legal and political system. But while Trump is aware that he is at war, neither Mette, Kristersson nor Støre will admit it. That’s the difference between Western Europe and the US.
Continue reading »Protests in Iran, day 35: Mossad “clears” the ground before the attack; explosions across the country
Mossad clears the ground before the attack. Two deadly explosions are confirmed and there are rumours of up to 14 explosions nationwide. In Bandar Abbas, Iran’s secret naval surveillance centre is said to have been destroyed.
Continue reading »Jagland discussed home buying with Jeffrey Epstein
Emails released by the US Department of Justice reveal that Thorbjørn Jagland and Jeffrey Epstein discussed the potential purchase of a home in Oslo. A possible “joint investment” was also mentioned. This emerges from documents made public in connection with the Epstein case, as reported by VG. An email dated 28 September 2014 shows that the former Norwegian Prime Minister Thorbjørn Jagland sought financial assistance from Epstein.
Continue reading »Epstein and Børge Brende agreed: – Let’s replace the UN with Davos
New emails show that Jeffrey Epstein and Børge Brende had close contact. They both agreed that Davos could replace the UN as a global governance arena.
Continue reading »The children of Terje Rød-Larsen and Mona Juul were to receive USD 5 million each in Epstein’s will
The Epstein files continue to hold surprises: The two children of Norway’s former FM Terje Rød-Larsen and and his wife, former UN ambassador Mona Juul, each received $5 million in Epstein’s will, which he signed two days before he died. No explanation has been given as to why these children were favoured.
Continue reading »Protests in Iran, day 34: Iran threatens France with massive suicide bombing in retaliation for terror labelling
Most European countries have summoned Iranian ambassadors to condemn “state violence” against protesters. The EU terrorstamps Revolutiongarden. Meanwhile, Norway invites Iran’s ambassador to a gala dinner at the Royal Palace.
Continue reading »Protests in Iran, day 33: – Everyone has lost someone or knows someone who has
Iran’s streets are calm, but the calm is not normal. The markets are eerily empty of people, shops are closed, and security forces are patrolling. “The regime has killed so many people. People are terrified.”
Continue reading »Protests in Iran, day 32: January 2026, deadliest month in modern Iranian history
Today’s update brings a poignant, personal account from a couple who survived “a living hell”. In February, the dead are traditionally honoured on the 40th day. This means large crowds in the streets.
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