Opinion

Protest storm against the Swedish government’s inhumane policy: Baby is deported alone – or..?

An infant is to be deported alone to the bloodbath in Iran – despite the fact that his parents have a residence permit in Sweden. This is the news that has topped Swedish news and social media for the past 24 hours. But is it true – or yet another (shameless) move in the election campaign?

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Denmark is not a system. Denmark is a home

Danishness is not abstract principles and rights, but lived life. Denmark is a home built by generations of memory and effort. You don’t just move in and expect to belong. Citizenship stems from the people’s ownership of their country, and should never be granted to outsiders unless it is in the best interests of the country. It is high time to take this seriously.

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Royal family and politicians warmly welcomed Mahmoud Abbas – the comment sections were far less enthusiastic

Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas received an effusive and warm welcome from Norway’s Royal Family, government, and Storting on Wednesday. Yet on the institutions’ Facebook pages, ordinary Norwegians gave the elite a piece of their mind. The word “shame” crops up repeatedly – and it’s far from the harshest comment.

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Judge them by their friends: the elite’s telling choices

The elite didn’t frequent Epstein despite his decadence, but because of it. Epstein offered a safe space where equally fallen individuals like himself could indulge without restraint or scrutiny. Let that sink in: the elite are people who lack everything except money. And now they’re terrified it might all come out.

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US imam: Mamdani win a victory for Islamic world order

An imam in Texas calls Zoran Mamdani’s victory in the New York mayoral election “a civilisational milestone”. Sweden and Norway are highlighted as role models for an Islamic takeover of politics and nations.

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Tax-dodging ex-minister joins Fritt Ord free speech board

Hadia Tajik has been selected to join the board of Fritt Ord alongside the somewhat more low-profile Eirin Larsen, who is an expert in digital warfare. Board chair Bård Vegar Solhjell is showing new sides.

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While the West goes under

Society is becoming divided between groups so irreconcilable that compromise is not possible. Whatever politicians want to do, they need to consider how the parallel Muslim community might react. This, of course, means that it becomes dangerous to allow citizens to express themselves freely.

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The ones who should be investigated are the anti-people elements in the state

Hadia Tajik, the disgraced former Labour politician, believes the Norwegian Defence Research Establishment (FFI) should investigate “anti-state actors” who are fuelling distrust in institutions. In reality, the true threat comes from the anti-people elements already inside the state — those systematically wrecking the country and leaving it wide open to invasion.

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Afghan Muslim with Taliban-linked father named face of Norway’s Christian Viking heritage event

Yama Wolasmal has been named Årets Stiklestadprofil (Stiklestad Profile of the Year). As a Muslim born in Afghanistan, he will attend as the guest of honour at Stiklestad Nasjonale Kultursenter during the Olsok celebrations at the end of July. In 1995, the Storting (Norwegian Parliament) gave the centre in Trøndelag national responsibility for disseminating knowledge […]

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Who is responsible for Murad?

Murad’s parents came to Sweden from Ethiopia in 2015. The Swedish Migration Agency considered that the family lacked protection grounds, an assessment that was shared by all appeals bodies. But the family did not want to leave the country. For several years they therefore remained in hiding and for the last two years the family has lived in a refugee reception centre, where the children feel unwell. But whose responsibility is it..?

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