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No, the Progress Party (FrP) is not to blame for Breivik’s terror

A Norwegian Liberal Party (Venstre) politician asks why “so few dare to say the obvious” about the Progress Party (FrP) and Anders Behring Breivik. The answer is simple: because it is not obvious.

Henrik Svensmark fired from the Technical University of Denmark

“Henrik Svensmark has long researched how the sun and cosmic radiation affect the climate. Recently he was fired from the Technical University of Denmark. He himself does not rule out that political considerations lie behind it. For the climate research establishment it is not welcome that anyone researches other causal factors than emissions of greenhouse gases such as CO₂.”

“Enormous costs”: Admits to the bill Angela Merkel denied

Germany is now paying the price after Angela Merkel threw the borders wide open. That is the admission of the Chancellor himself.

Epstein’s Algerian modelling scout, 68, found dead in Paris

Another of Jeffrey Epstein’s modelling scouts in France has been found dead. Daniel Siad, a Swedish citizen of Algerian origin, was found dead at his home in Colombes, outside Paris.

Disabled Canadian pleads for help against doctors trying to kill him

A severely disabled Canadian man has gone public with a plea for help. He claims that doctors and hospital staff are pressuring him to choose assisted death, despite it being directly against his wishes.

Sister of dead Moroccan man in Bologna demands revenge

The sister of the deceased Moroccan man in Bologna, Abderrahim Fakir, is taking part in demonstrations and is demanding revenge for her brother. She can do so without shame because the Left shields her, attacks the police, and believes it is itself entitled to use violence. Yet they never demonstrate for Italians who have been killed by immigrants. In doing so, they contribute to increasing tensions in society.

Hamas planned 7 October-style attacks across Europe

Hamas has consistently maintained that its struggle concerns only Israel. It has now been revealed that Hamas maintained weapons caches across Europe and was planning to unleash similar attacks on European soil. The attack was scheduled for the second anniversary of 7 October. It is the respected Swiss newspaper Neue Zürcher Zeitung that reports this.

The reshuffle at the top of Ukraine’s leadership continues

The reshuffle at the top of Ukraine’s leadership continues. President Zelensky has dismissed Commander-in-Chief General Syrskyi just one week after Defence Minister Mykhailo Fedorov was sacked.

Widdecombe was struck 21 times on the head with a hammer

Joshua Kerry (28) murdered Ann Widdecombe in an exceptionally brutal attack. According to the prosecution, he struck her 21 times on the head with a hammer.

Ed Miliband’s appointment as Foreign Secretary raises concerns in the White House

Andy Burnham appoints Ed Miliband as Britain’s new Foreign Secretary. The appointment has caused concern in Washington. Miliband is a committed supporter of the EU, a climate zealot, and has repeatedly expressed his disdain for US President Donald Trump.