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Application for an emissions permit for a data centre is being kept from the public
The company Green Mountain has applied for permits relating to both emissions and noise for the massive data centre currently under construction in Jæren. The County Governor of Rogaland has personally decided that the information should be kept from the public.
The West does not want to admit that it has gone astray
A footballer in Germany celebrates his goals with a gesture that reflects his Christian faith, and he is being criticised because it is associated with a conservativeview of sexual morality and gender identity. The West today cannot tolerate the suggestion that anything stands above us, that there are moral standards, or that we need forgiveness for our sins. At times, the cause of the West’s decline is so obvious that…
Climate change is the idolatry of our time
In pre-Christian times, the ancient Vikings worshipped the gods of the Ása faith. In the age of Christianisation, we have taken a giant step backwards: we worship the man-made climate god with indulgences and political theatrics. The destination for the climate god’s followers looks set to be Helheim.
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A negotiating document reportedly shows that Russia wants NATO bases removed from Eastern Europe
In talks between Russia and Trump’s envoys, a negotiation document is reportedly circulatingin which Russia demands that NATO bases established in Eastern Europe after 1997 be withdrawn, according to the…
‘The world’s first climate-related lockdown’: Portugal shut down the whole country in anticipation of a storm that barely materialised
Last week, Portugal experienced ‘the world’s first climate-related shutdown’ due to a forecast storm that barely materialised. Once the storm had passed, the damage was far less than the cost…
The Man in the Garden (A Christmas Story)
You don’t exactly feel on top of the world when you’re hobbling around a stranger’s garden on Christmas Eve. Even less so when you end up in a barbecue that…
Sociologist warns: Judges have a major say in migration policy
When political issues are increasingly decided in courtrooms, voters lose the sense that they have any influence. The result may be political apathy or a desire for ‘strong leaders’ who…
New head of BBC News Arabic described towns in Israel as ‘occupied’
Mayssaloun Nassar was appointed as the new head of BBC News Arabic in October. Shortly after taking up the post, she has been accused of making several biased statements regarding…
Zelenskyy claims that the US is offering NATO membership if Kyiv gives up the Donbas
The US is reported to have opened the door for Ukraine to join NATO, with one condition: Kyiv must give up the Donbas region. Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is not…
New York Post: Greta Thunberg has exposed her own fraud
Thunberg burst out laughing when she learnt that the climatemovement Fridays for Future is still organising demonstrations. – “Thunberg has just revealed what a fraud she has always been, even…
Reason has been replaced by emotions
Modern man has discarded the gods but retained the need for sacrifice. Today, it is not virgins but the very foundations of prosperity that must be offered up, to the…
Rubio delivers another major speech
Marco Rubio has delivered another major speech, this time to the Federalist Society. Rubio is not afraid to get to the heart of the matter and defend US interests. He…
Zelenskyy: Putin has agreed to let Europe have a seat at the table
According to Witkoff/Kushner, Putin has agreed to let Europe sit at the negotiating table alongside Russia, Ukraine and the US. It is Zelenskyy who is saying this. Zelenskyy says Europe…
Malawi hails the British Empire as liberators from the Arab slave trade
– “The British were not colonisers; they were liberators from the Arab slave trade,” says conservator Moses Mkumpha, who works on Malawi’s state-funded project to preserve buildings from the colonial…
Canada’s Minister of Justice opens the door to advance consent for euthanasia
The Canadian government has tabled a bill which allows a person who is expected to lose their capacity to make decisions to give advance consent for active euthanasiabe carried out.…
Professor: Seven to eight times as many autism diagnoses among non-Western immigrants
Non-Western immigrants are seven to eight times more likely to be diagnosed with autism than others, according to Professor Sigmund Eldevik. At the same time, Oslo’s expenditure on pupils with…
The car belonging to the editor of Germany’s leading opposition newspaper was set alight
The car belonging to Julian Reichelt, editor-in-chief of NIUS, was set alight in Berlin on Thursday night. The leading figure at Germany’s largest opposition media outlet has no doubt that…
Merkel: “I left Germany in a better state than when I took over”
“Have you left the country in good shape?” Angela Merkel was recently asked in a podcast. “I left the country in a better state than I found it,” replied the…
From the Age of Enlightenment to the Age of Decline
Since the Second World War, the Western world has scarcely witnessed such a massive rejection of the previously prevailing order, nor such a craving for chaos. One’s thoughts turn to…
We commemorate the terrorist massacre at the Bataclan in Paris 11 years ago
Eleven years after the Bataclan massacre, Muslims’ political influence in Europe is growing. Islamist terrorism was supposed to have woken Europe up, but instead it seems that politicians have chosen…
Banned from parliament for speaking about population replacement
Joe Martin, who represents Reform UK in the Senedd, the Welsh Parliament, was expelled from the chamber on Tuesday and ordered to apologise after speaking about the replacement of white…
The European Commission is scrapping its plan to criminalise ‘hate speech’ following opposition from member states
The European Commission is withdrawing its proposal to criminalise ‘hate speech’ and hate crime. The decision follows concerns raised by Member States that vague and elastic definitions of ‘hate speech’…
Bessent bans migrants on social security benefits from sending money out of the US
Parts of the Somali community in Minnesota have been exposed for serious fraud involving public funds. Following a series of revelations, Finance Minister Scott Bessent intends to ban migrants receiving…
Environmental organisations are celebrating following an oil-related victory in the Supreme Court
The government’s approval of plans for the development and operation of the Tyrving, Breidablikk and Yggdrasil oil and gas fields has been ruled unlawful by the Supreme Courtby a vote…
Tonje Brenna – the gift of cheekiness
Ine Eriksen Søreide has unveiled the Conservative Party’s plan to cut income and wealth taxes by NOK 25 billion – half the amount proposed by the Progress Party, but enough…
Campaign to take France’s largest conservative TV channel off the air is gaining momentum
In April, the Paris public prosecutor’s office announced an investigation into suspected hate speech on CNews. Following the attack in Trappes, support is growing for a petition calling for France’s…
France: Childminder abused baby – asked if he was a racist
A court in France has sentenced the childminder Selma Babbar to prison after 15 videos documented the severe abuse of an eight-month-old boy named Louis. The nanny’s surname suggests she…
USA: Petition to reclassify Islam from a religion to a political ideology
Commentator and podcaster Jack Danger has launched a petition calling for Islam to be reclassified from a religion to a political ideology. The campaign has attracted considerable attention since it…
The COP31 climate circus is underway in Turkey
The UN’s 31st climate summit is under way in Antalya, Turkey, until 20 November. With 92,934 registered delegates, it ranks among the largest ever. Yet global CO₂ emissions continue to…
Mohamed Abdi Kahn: “If you’re fed up with Muslims in your country, go somewhere else”
It is not the woman in the hijab who should leave Denmark, according to the controversial Muslim commentator Mohamed Abdi Kahn. According to Kahn, it is rather Kristoffer Storm, who…
Labour politician wants a park in Kongsberg to be named after Jina Amini
Dler Khurshidi (Labour) wants Kongsberg to honour Jina Amini, the young woman who died in the custody of Iran’s morality police in 2022. He envisages a street, or a section…
Mélenchon declared ‘persona non grata’ by Israel
French presidential candidate denied entry to Israel due to what Tel Aviv considers an ‘extremely anti-Israel’ stance. Jean-Luc Mélenchon (LFI) finds himself in the same boat as our Foreign Minister.
The EU has spent €8 billion on LNG from Russia this year
Seven weeks before the EU ban on imports of liquefied natural gas (LNG) from Russia comes into force at the turn of the year, several EU countries are continuing to…
Vance sidelined on Iran
Trump has removed JD Vance from the Iran negotiations and asked him instead to focus on corruption in states governed by Democrats. “We don’t need any negotiations with Iran,” says…
The Government is allowing a mosque on the terrorist list to provide instruction on Islam to Norwegian schoolchildren
Egypt has designated the Islamic Association, which runs Oslo’s Rabita Mosque, a terrorist organisation, twelve years after the United Arab Emirates did likewise. Yet the mosque receives public funding to…
Italian steelworks are halting production due to high energy prices
Italy’s largest steel producers are suspending parts of their operations because high gas and electricity prices are making production unprofitable. The price crisis could lead to a permanent reduction in…
Sharp fall in Nvidia’s share price following the CEO’s departure
Nvidia’s chief executive, Jensen Huang, announced his resignation on Thursday after admitting to a relationship with a Chinese woman whom US authoritiesbelieve was a Chinese spy. The share price plummeted…
Contradicts its own figures: the EU portrays the role of migrants in the riots as Russian disinformation
Following the riots and looting, the French government and the EU claim that Russians, American MAGA accounts and Israelis are spreading ‘hostile narratives’ by linking the violence to Muslims and…
Sweden is undermining constitutional protections: May revoke citizenship
The Riksdag has abolished the absolute protection against losing Swedish citizenship. Fraudsters, terrorists and spies with dual citizenship may lose their Swedish citizenship.