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Shattered Serenity: Inside Scandinavia’s Immigration-Fueled Gang Crisis – A Wake-Up Call from the Nordic Frontlines

This riveting sit-down isn’t a one-off – it’s the launch of a bold new series, uniting sharp Nordic minds for unfiltered debates on reclaiming our future. If you’ve ever wondered why the fairy-tale North is now a cautionary tale of immigration gone awry, this is your essential watch. Tune in, share widely, and join the conversation before it’s too late.

The minister who got red-pilled: ”What is the next border to be crossed?”

Sweden has put itself in a situation that requires action far beyond pithy exhortations and serious frowns. Action is now required, and real action. If you want to see the positive side of Carl-Oskar Bohlin’s speech last night, it is that even deeply sleeping prime ministers can start to wake up when their own party colleagues risk being lynched on their way home from the Riksdag office.

A Meeting with French Author Renaud Camus

French philosopher Renaud Camus was the main attraction at Saturday’s ReMig conference at Olso, Gardermoen. Camus has immortalized the term “the great replacement” and he defends it without a problem: Europeans are being displaced on their own continent. An organic history and culture that is several thousand years old is being flushed down the drain.

Criticism of pseudo-science in Swedish social services: ”Women and children exposed to violence perish”

In Sweden today, protecting a child from violence is considered a worse offence than subjecting a child to violence. Despite international criticism, Swedish authorities continue to explain away children’s testimonies of parental violence by blaming manipulative mothers, and women who are victims of violence testify to how they are thwarted by the same agencies that are supposed to help them.

The Gaza petition is a test of strength for the government

Magda Gad’s call against the media’s “lack of coverage of Gaza” is getting a lot of attention, but is a storm in a teacup. Like the criticism of REVA, it is about a few activists with loud voices and powerful platforms. The question is whether the Swedish government can withstand it.

When we lose the majority, we lose the country – the rest is formalities

The most powerful weapon makes neither a bang nor a puff of smoke. The burning pipe is demography – a war waged with wombs and generations. Society changes slowly and silently. One day it will be gone. The greatest crime is that the power has chosen to look away, but the people do not want to see either.

Fateful times

The Jews used to be without a country, defenseless. That is why they fared so badly throughout history. After the attempt to exterminate them, they said Never again! Never again is a life-affirming promise. That is why Netanyahu said: We could not leave the job of removing the threat to the next generation, because then there might not be a next generation. Norway’s prime minister thought Israel should wait, the day after the IAEA said Iran was building the bomb.

EU membership is getting closer

The march against the EU is becoming increasingly clear. On Friday, Iceland’s Prime Minister Kristrun Frostadottir said that it may be possible to bring forward the referendum on Icelandic membership. The referendum is scheduled for 2027, but she would not say when. The Commissioner for Enlargement, Marta Kos, told NRK’s Brussels correspondent that it is possible to simplify and speed up membership for countries such as Iceland and Norway.

Syrian speaker in Trondheim on 17 May: Syrian blood is sacred. What about Norwegian?

Karim Tahir has been chosen to give this year’s 17 May speech at Johan Nygaardsvold’s statue in Trondheim. Tahir is the Syrian who unsuccessfully reported Document to the police and PFU earlier this year. On Facebook, he is keen for foreigners not to interfere in other countries’ affairs, and writes: – I consider the blood of all […]

The Swedish Armed Forces are short of ammunition – announces a position for a diversity advisor with a salary of 950,000

Stocks are running low, vehicles are ailing and there’s a cry for ammunition. But fortunately, there is one front in the Norwegian Armed Forces that is never neglected: diversity and gender equality. A well-paid position is now being advertised for an equality and diversity advisor.

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