Opinion

Democrats’ criticism of Trump and the war in Iran seems endless

Democrats in the USA and the socialists who control international organisations such as the UN and the EU share the same attitude towards the war in Iran. Under Trump, the United States is doing everything wrong, Iran is being subjected to aggression, and only dialogue can lead out of the conflict. We have heard it all before.

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Norwegian parliament demands zero growth in car traffic – Bike parking instead of car parks

No sooner had the County Governor in Trondheim demanded 1,099 bicycle parking spaces at a new IKEA store than a demand arrived for 481 more outside the Coop Mega supermarket at Randaberg. This madness stems from a parliamentary decision to enforce zero growth in car traffic until 2050. The climate train rolls on.

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The mysterious stranger

Where has the classic man gone? The one who smoked with style, drank his whisky neat, grabbed his hat and coat, and rushed out the door at the slightest suspicion of a damsel in distress? The world of men has shrunk and become a soft little gadget. Our old idols and role models have been declared outlaws. We have no role models left.

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Continue to turn a blind eye when hate is preached, and society is lost

The sermons of hatred and violence that have been spread in a mosque in Kristianstad are not an isolated incident. They are a wake-up call, warning of a religiously rooted hatred that threatens our entire democratic society. But is the alarm ringing too late?

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2026 marks a dividing line between two eras

When the history books are written, 2026 — the year NATO fell apart — will be regarded as equally epoch-making as 1789, 1914, 1939 and 1991, when the Soviet Union was officially dissolved. It has been the arrangement of all time for ungrateful Europeans, who have now squandered it away.

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The age of self-publishing is near

We need personally engaged writers and texts that dare to break the consensus, but the established system is a filtering mechanism designed to keep dissidents down. That is why I believe self-publishing will be the future. Matt Goodwin is leading the way with his new book Suicide of a Nation.

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Trump: The war will last another two to three weeks

The oil price fell when Trump signalled that the war was more or less over, but rose again when he said two to three weeks still remain. The war has become a question of who can endure the most pain. The regime in Tehran does not care about its own population. Trump faces an election in November. That is the difference. But even a regime that is indifferent to human cost is vulnerable.

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The West’s perverse community

The Muslim takeover of power has continued for so long that Europeans have come to regard it as a natural state of affairs. National community is being eroded, yet people still long for a sense of belonging. This is why we are witnessing mass demonstrations under slogans like “No Kings”, where hundreds of thousands march with no other purpose than their opposition to Trump.

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Deep State media work tirelessly against Trump and his allies

An American bomber is not permitted to land at short notice in Sicily, and the deep state media are trying to turn it into a crisis in relations between Donald Trump’s USA and Giorgia Meloni’s Italy. Just another ordinary day at the office in that industry, but the public should not be fooled.

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Trump needs support from the Iranian people to win

The Iranian Revolutionary Guard will most likely attempt a low-intensity war of attrition against the USA and Israel. However, for that they need a sympathetic civilian population. The Iran war will therefore be decided by the Iranian people. Trump probably knows this too, and will have to reach a compromise with the Revolutionary Guard if a regime change fails to materialize.

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