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Norwegian fighter jets become climate-friendly

Norwegian F-35 fighter jets will save the world by using powerful propellant. Both the Minister of Defence and the Minister of Climate and Environment attended Ørland Air Base to mark the project.

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Danish farmers also say no to demands for methane inhibitors

Danish farmers are reacting to the state requirements for the use of methane inhibitors, which were introduced by the government in collaboration with climate activists from New Years Day. Farmers are now demonstrating in two different cities in northern Jutland. In several countries in Europe, farmers are rebelling against the authorities and the EU’s climate requirements.

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Trump will not rule out military and economic means

At a press conference on Tuesday, Trump was asked what kind of pressure he would exert on Greenland and Panama, and he mentioned customs, economic and military means. This caused Danish journalists to bristle. The fact that he questions Denmark’s right to Greenland sounds over the top.

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Labour blocks investigation into Starmer’s role in grooming scandal

Elon Musk is leading the outcry after Labour decided to ‘protect the Prime Minister’ by insisting that the Oldham rape scandal is a matter for local authorities.

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Norway’s Centre Youth and AUF demand that the Pension Fund withdraws from Israel

Youth wings of the to ruling parties in Norway, Centerparty and Labour, demand that Norway’s sovereign wealth fund pulls out of all companies that might have anything to do with the West Bank and settlements. Their spokespersons are of foreign descent and sing the praise of their parties proud traditions. As a matter of fact the Center party’s antedescent, the Farmer’s party, had Quisling as their defence minister. This party does not have a proud history to show for, but chooses to ignore it.

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Federal judge dismisses lawsuit against Pfizer

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton wanted to file a lawsuit against Pfizer for deceptive marketing and censorship of the public. Now the lawsuit has been halted by a federal judge who says Pfizer has immunity under the law that protected the vaccines from criminal consequences: The PREP Act and the Emergency Use Authorization (EUA).
It was given to Athony Fauci and his colleagues by the pharmaceutical industry precisely to protect against lawsuits.

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Starmer honours Sadiq Khan as “reward for failure”

London’s Mayor Sadiq Khan is one of those whom Keir Starmer has chosen to honour at the start of 2025. Many Brits see this as a “reward for failure”.

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The missing children are a scandal waiting to explode

The Biden regime let in somewhere around 10 million illegals. But what isn’t talked about out loud is all the unaccompanied children and what happens to them. It’s a big number and the Ministry of Health is not co-operative, even though they are in charge.

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Magdeburg: Mekka Security provided security at the Christmas market

Bildzeitung has unearthed that the company responsible for security at the Christmas market in Magdeburg was called Mekka Security. No doubt the people who run it belong to a different religion to the one celebrating the Christmas market. But in the new Germany, it is incorrect to ask questions. It’s no wonder German politicians looked suggestive during the memorial service in the church. They know there will be a backlash at the elections on 23 February.

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Lavrov threatens Denmark

Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov has given an interview to the state media house Rossiya Segodnya in which he directly threatens Denmark for its support of Ukraine. The interview is published on the Russian Foreign Ministry’s website. Lavrov is clearly annoyed by Denmark’s active role, and the threats of retaliation are more explicit this time.

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