Opinion

Arab sentenced to 365 days in prison for murder of Jewish man in California

California is becoming notorious for flawed judgments, writes Samuel Short in Western Journal. “Imagine a pro-Palestinian demonstrator being struck in the head with a baton and dying. In this deep blue state there would have been swift justice with a hate crime charge and a life sentence.”

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The British cannot even deport the worst criminal foreigners

The British government allows itself to be subordinated by the European Convention on Human Rights, which makes it impossible to deport even the worst criminal foreigners. The rest of Western Europe is following the same path.

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Authoritarian liberalism is afraid of its own people

“Citizen Vigilante” is an aesthetically poor and politically vulgar film that nevertheless says something true about the state of Europe—something evidently so true that it must be banned. It exposes a continent marked by high immigration, a weakened rule of law, and a growing willingness to censor radical artistic or intellectual criticism of immigration.

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UK Treasury drops maths tests for new recruits, prioritises ‘diversity’

When the UK Treasury recruits new candidates, diversity is the overriding priority. Whether applicants have any aptitude for numbers is no longer a priority, nor is a reasonable command of the English language.

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Taboos are falling on migration

There are several reasons to say that there are too many Muslims in Denmark, writes B.T., one of Denmark’s largest media outlets, in its editorial. This bears witness to a shift in mood in Denmark, where the taboos are falling faster in the field of migration than they are in Norway.

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The cartels have set their sights on Europe

Trump has gone to war against the cartels, but instead of explaining the background—that the cartels have become global actors that kill hundreds of thousands of people, ruin millions of lives, and wield enormous economic power—the media have chosen to cast suspicion on Trump’s methods. They argue that he should have intercepted the boats and brought the smugglers to trial.

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Norway’s state broadcaster launches taxpayer-funded queer sex guide: From doggy style to kiss me in the arse

In a bold and historic journalistic move, NRK has finally solved one of our time’s most significant societal challenges. Norwegians do not know well enough how to do it the queer way. Document found it necessary to censor the most explicit parts of the images. It was a decision taken by the article’s author, who unfortunately cannot delete the images from his head.

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Braut Haaland was right about France, but Norway robbed fans of a World Cup highlight

There were few World Cup matches that beforehand seemed as exciting as Norway against France, with “Haaland versus Mbappé”, two of the world’s best strikers. But Norway chose “thanks, but no thanks”. France marches on as favourites; that is also what Haaland believes.

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Why is Oslo mayor Anne Lindboe fascinated by Zohran Mamdani?

Why is a centre-right politician from Oslo captivated by an extremist figure who spreads fear among New York’s Jewish population and pursues economic policies that are driving residents away? Today, neither New York nor Oslo is a safe haven for Jews.

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Sweden investigates alleged gang takeover of Social Democratic stronghold

First, the Social Democrats denied the problem. Then they cleared themselves. Now the government is stepping in and allowing former Security Service chief Klas Friberg to investigate the Botkyrka scandal, which an increasing number of people describe as one of the clearest examples of gang-criminal infiltration of Swedish politics.

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