Opinion

Children Step In When Politics Abdicates

It’s becoming a pattern: when the adult world fails, children are called upon—to deal with everything from collapsed integration policies to the consequences of dismantled mental health services. And, of course, it is all presented as something noble.

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Church of Sweden: Where “tolerance” means exclusion

As the election campaign ramps up, left-leaning public service media once again bring forward that issue which refuses to die: priests who do not want to officiate same-sex marriages. Now it is reported, with sorrow in the voice, that there are still bishops who do not sweep away those who hold the wrong views.

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The West’s Failure in the face of antisemitic terror

Israel has reached a “now or never” moment. The scale of the war suggests it will not stop until Iran and its proxies, Hizbollah and Hamas, no longer pose a military threat. The Iranian regime—supported by Norway with roughly 700 million in aid kroner—and its proxies show no concern for their own civilians. While Israelis fight for life, the Islamists fight for death.

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Muhammed is the new sheriff

Europe has reached a point at which governments do not dare to challenge the powerful domestic umma that they themselves have welcomed. Muhammad is the new sheriff, and soon he will possess European nuclear weapons. While the Iranians are fighting like lions to free themselves from the yoke of Islam, our rulers are in the process of imposing it upon us.

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The Raymond Johansen Case: From City Hall to NGO’s Israelophobic campaign

Raymond Johansen, the former Mayor of Oslo, has become Secretary General of Norwegian People’s Aid and has promptly thrown himself into what is described as a campaign against Israel. He calls Israelis “terrorists” and urges tough sanctions against what is presented as the Middle East’s only democracy. Figures like Johansen, it is argued, tend to move directly from politics into roles in quasi-public aid programmes, NGOs, or senior regional administrative posts. According to this view, they never truly disappear from public life.

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There is only one war

Our restless world can seem too complicated to grasp an overview of. But if you look closely, the pattern is clear: the war against the West. This war is being waged both in the Middle East and in Western countries themselves. Now that the United States has finally gotten a president who fights for the West, he encounters such fierce opposition on the home front that it bears witness to the fact that the war is raging full force inside our own countries.

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Belarus trains migrants to break through Europe’s borders

Belarus has for years imported migrants and sought to force them into neighbouring countries. It is now claimed that migrants are in fact given combat training before being sent to the “front line” – the border.

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When immigrants think the “wrong” way

The backlash against Swedish Liberal leader Simona Mohamsson reveals a deeper problem on the left: an expectation that people with certain backgrounds must hold certain opinions—or be accused of betraying their identity.

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Nordics must build a New World order, says Danish PM

“We must build a new world order,” said Denmark’s Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen during a meeting with Norway’s Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre, other Nordic leaders, and Canada’s Prime Minister Mark Carney on Sunday. But with what—regulation, platitudes, moralizing, and climate policy? While Frederiksen practices psychological defense, the rest of the world builds energy and industry.

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The bottomless pit

Major democratic countries such as the USA, the UK, France, Germany and the Netherlands are reducing aid to developing countries because it does not work. But as soon as Venstre proposes the same in Denmark, the reprimand comes immediately from the media, politicians and the Foreign Minister. The Social Democrats claim, incorrectly, that the aid keeps migration under control. The problems of the developing countries are due to corruption, and the aid nourishes it.

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