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Top of the list: – Criminals in the process of taking control of Grønland in Oslo

The right-wing leader in Oslo, Eirik Lae Solberg, believes that criminals are about to take control of the district of Grønland. He directs very strong criticism at the current city council. In practice, drug sales are rife. The police have warned that criminal drug gangs are about to take control of the area, he says […]

Greta Thunberg: – Stopping the phasing out of fossil fuels is a death sentence

If we don’t end the use of fossil fuels, it will be a “death sentence” for millions of people worldwide, warns the Swedish climate extremist Greta Thunberg, who urges politicians to take more ambitious measures. It will be impossible for us to stick to the 1.5 degree limit without a quick and fair phasing out […]

Fired because she was white – Starbucks has to pay $25 million

A white Starbucks manager who was fired after two black men were denied access to a Philadelphia restroom has been awarded $25.6 million by a federal jury because she was fired because of her race.

Salmon is losing market share in Europe

While Americans are increasing their consumption of salmon, consumption of the fish is falling in Europe. The market situation is becoming demanding, says the Seafood Council. Salmon consumption has fallen by 8 percent in one year, measured in euros. Exports to the United States fell by 5 percent in dollars, according to Intrafish. The market […]

Norway: The Minister of Justice downplays PST’s incompetence and pushes right-wing extremism ahead of her

Minister of Justice Emilie Enger Mehl opened the account of the 25 June terror by trivialising the evaluation committee’s report. She then went on to equate the threats from radical Islamism and right-wing extremism. She pretended that there was just as much danger of right-wing extremists attacking LGBTQ people as jihadists, without giving a single […]

Belgium: “Influencer” pretended to be dead, arrived at his own “funeral” by helicopter

A so-called influencer pretended to be dead and arrived at his own “funeral” in a helicopter. He wanted to teach his family a lesson in the importance of staying in touch. Wife and children join the game 45-year-old David Baerten from Belgium had conspired with his wife and children who played along on social media […]

The web tightens around the Wuhan laboratory – and its defenders

Three of the very first people to be infected by the coronavirus (classified by WHO as an infectious disease caused by the SARS-CoV-2 virus) were named employees at the Wuhan laboratory. This information came from sources in the US government who told an independent journalistic website founded by Michael Shellenberger, an author well known from […]

The editor in Utrop: – The Norwegian authorities show little interest in the countries Norwegians come from

“If you are Norwegian with a Kurdish background, you will naturally have an above average interest in how your family members in Kurdistan are doing. But you are still Norwegian”, claims Utrop’s confused editor.

The EU with a clear agenda: Extreme weather has claimed 195,000 lives since 1980

The EU’s environmental agency EEA makes a claim that reveals a very clear agenda. The EEA claims that extreme weather in Europe has killed 195,000 people and caused economic damage worth NOK 6,500 billion since 1980. In a report from the EEA (European Environment Agency) on Wednesday, it states the following: “Almost 195,000 deaths were […]

Bumpy flight? New study blames turbulence on climate change

Climate change makes the airspace more uneven for planes and more risky for passengers, with the warmer atmosphere leading to more dangerous turbulence. This is what a study published on June 9 claims, in which the climate scientists found that the sky is up to 55 percent rougher today than four decades ago, which they […]

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