Opinion

The queer revolution eats its own children

What happens to lesbian women when biology is replaced by gender identity? The queer revolution is working against them, as 19 lesbian women testify in a new book edited by artist Tonje Gjevjon: ‘Kindred in Chaos: 19 Lesbians in the Age of Gender Identity’. Their stories should serve as a wake-up call for those who support the organization FRI and legislation based on radical gender theory.

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Lillian Gran is experiencing something that defies what we thought possible in a rule-of-law society

Anyone who believes Norway is governed by the rule of law will struggle to explain the treatment of Lillian Gran. She spent five months in maximum pre-trial detention at Ravneberget Prison. When the authorities could no longer legally keep her imprisoned, another measure appeared: compulsory psychiatric observation.

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SS tattoo no dealbreaker for Democratic Senate candidate in Maine

Graham Platner is the Democratic candidate for the U.S. Senate, backed by Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren. He has a large SS symbol tattooed on his right chest and makes no effort to hide it. He has been filmed dancing in his underwear at a bar. This comes from a party that routinely labels Trump’s America as fascist.

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Despite millions in government support, Labour minister’s furniture factory is in trouble

How much public support has gone to Minister and 2nd Deputy Labour Party leader Jan Christian Vestre’s furniture company? Have any obligations been breached? How much has the public sector bought from the company? The Progress Party wants to know, but Vestre is silent. He shouldn’t be allowed to get away with it.

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Norwegians outraged as misleading headline spread by several media outlets

NTB’s headline and biased framing are incredibly misleading and an insult to our British friends. It didn’t go unnoticed in Norway. When Bergens Tidende posted the story on Facebook, it received over 300 comments — only one supported the paper’s message. “How could an editor approve such a headline?” asks Frank. It’s as absurd as headlining a Brann match report “Right-wing extremists fill the stadium.”

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Young German Muslims band together against the “external threat”

More and more Muslim academics keep appearing who try to wrap Islam in glossy paper, but their credibility is minimal. The situation in all Muslim countries, as well as the behavior of Muslim immigrants in the West, completely disproves all these dreams.

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All major countries in Europe are experiencing a clear shift to the right

Europe is experiencing a conservative wave that could radically reshape politics in many countries, particularly on immigration and climate policy. Some welcome it, the Left is panicking, but the German government appears to be ignoring the challenge.

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Why Constitution Day matters

National identity is not racism. It is not xenophobia. It is not nostalgia for something that never existed. It is the awareness that there is something worth preserving — a language, a rule of law, a culture, and a people shaped by generations of work and choices. That awareness does not need to be aggressive. It does not need to point fingers. But it must be allowed to exist.

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– I was lying on the grass and saw that my legs were gone

One spring night in 2025, a family was sleeping in an apartment in Tumba, Sweden, when a grenade was thrown through their window. A mother lay in bed with her young child. The explosion was shocking. Fire quickly broke out. Her husband screamed for her to run out — that’s when she realized her legs were gone.

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Norway’s Jussie Smollett: Bergen men’s reputations hit in hoax case

For those who are constantly on a mission to find racists among ethnic Norwegians, the six fictional racists from Bergen will always be roaming free in Nygårdsparken — or anywhere else in the country. The mob couldn’t care less about the reputation of white Norwegian men. Now, instead, it is Hamse Ali’s reputation we are told to worry about.

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