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Britian: Parliament adopts a migration law which is immediately shot down

The British despair over the flow of boat migrants across the Channel that will never end. For every proposal the government makes, the lobbyists raise a storm. On Wednesday, a new law was passed in parliament, which was immediately labelled as “controversial” by the media. The government received a majority of 289 to 230 at […]

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Sander Berge contributes to Sheffield United’s promotion

Sander Berge scored the first Sheffield United goal in the 2-0 win over visiting West Bromwich, which secured the home teams direct promotion. So there will be another Norwegian to watch in next season’s Premier League. Experience and quality made the difference. Sander is one of the best to ever play in this division, skipper […]

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Skeivt kultursenter rents Sofienberg church in Oslo: The parish council wants a diversity cathedral

The church warden in Oslo, Kjetil Haga, handed over a large key in glass and crystal to the management of Skeivt art and culture centre (SKOKS) and Pride Art on Wednesday. The key symbolises that SKOKS will have Sofienberg church as its place of residence in the near future. The centre has initially leased the […]

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Biden not worried about old age: – I feel good

On Wednesday, Joe Biden addressed the elephant in the room regarding his re-election in 2024. The fact that he is already the oldest president ever and will be 86 years old when he steps down if he wins, writes AFP. The veteran Democrat rarely talks about his age. But polls show it’s an overwhelming issue […]

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Hotels.com goes LGBTQ friendly with special filter

Hotels.com is a website for booking hotel rooms, owned and operated by Hotels.com LP, a limited partnership in Dallas, USA. The website has a rather special option for customising your stay. In addition to the usual filtering options for those who are at work or travelling with the family, Hotels.com also has a separate button […]

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Julian Assange and Nord Stream mentioned in the same breath

Anyone who thinks that time will erase Nord Stream will have to think again. Columbia University hosted a panel discussion in New York. Members of the panel were the editors of the New York Times, Washington Post, Los Angeles Times and Reuters. When activist Jose Vega spoke, it was just like in the 60s. Vega […]

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Millionaires and millions in salaries in Aps’ top management and central board

Ap was supposed to be for ordinary people. But they are not represented in Ap’s management. Two out of four are multi-millionaires, Støre and Vestre, while in central government people earn more than twice as much as “ordinary people”. In Høyre’s central board last year there were seven who were under a million. This has […]

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Norwegian criminals order violent contracts from Swedish criminals

It is inevitable that the dozens of rival criminal networks active in Sweden also spill over into neighbouring countries such as Finland and Denmark. Sweden has become an established exporter of brutal violent criminals to other European countries. Norway, which shares a 1,630 kilometre long and poorly guarded border with Sweden, is particularly vulnerable to […]

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Tucker’s speech to the Heritage Foundation

Tucker was in great shape. It was at Heritage that he began his running career. At the end, Tucker realises that the horde mentality has taken over and is controlling the humans. He apologises to everyone who does not dare to raise their voice and stand for something.    Soon he would feel the impact […]

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Part of Ernas Langskip is put on ice as the costs blow up

When Erna Solberg launched the Langskip project, CO2 from the incineration plant at Klemetsrud outside Oslo and from Norcem’s cement factory at Brevik was to be transported by boat and deposited in the seabed off Karmøy. The price was an astronomical NOK 25 billion. That was in 2020. Now Hafslund says they have to put […]

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