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Amnesty has replaced the human rights struggle with anti-Semitic activism

The genocide campaign against Israel may well be the final nail in the coffin for Amnesty International. A human rights organization that promotes an anti-Semitic worldview and denies a specific nation the right to defend itself and its citizens against terrorist attacks is no longer worth taking seriously.

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The green collapse XX: Politicians are gambling the whole of society on a self-cultivated myth

We need to accelerate something that has never worked, to solve a problem that doesn’t exist and is not at all urgent, to achieve something that is impossible.
That’s how dangerous mass hysteria is, because the people in positions of power are not immune to frenzy.

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Satire dies when Gurgin “lives the future”

Sweden is the country where it is increasingly difficult to distinguish between satire and reality. Tax-funded SVT has produced the documentary “Aldrig mer kebab”, in which the radio host Gurgin quits his job to live in accordance with the Paris Agreement. “It’s going to be totally awsome,” he explains, because now he can finally do what he really wants, things that “mean more.”

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Europeans haughtiness toward Trump will be their downfall

Europeans’ reaction to Trump is characterized by haughtiness that they cannot afford. They regard and treat Trump as a mix between a child and someone retarded. A former civil servant in Norway’s Foreign Office, Iver B. Neumann, currently leder of the Fridtjof Nansen Institute – was asked on state radio  what Trump’s policy on Ukraine […]

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The whole of Europe is transformed into a new Jewish ghetto

The left’s apology for the pogrom in Amsterdam marks a new low. More and more people are claiming that the violence in Amsterdam was actually the fault of the Jews, since the Maccabi Tel Aviv football supporters were “hooligans”.

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Tommy Robinson’s gripping story – watch the video from his visit to Oslo

Tommy Robinson’s story is familiar to many of our readers. We invited him to meet our subscribers in Oslo in September. Now you can hear his story as only Tommy can tell it.

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Swedish public service misleads viewers about UNFIL’s mission in Lebanon

When the Swedish public service wanted to inform the Swedish people about UNFIL’s mission on the border between Israel and Lebanon, they invited a so-called expert as usual. But the expert’s statements are disputed. Is the professor ignorant, or is she lying?

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Biden and Harris, one worse than the other

A week ago, the TV anchors started saying that the Democrats had buyer’s remorse, that they regretted dumping Biden. It’s even harder to hide that Harris is an empty shell than Biden, who after all floats on routine. These views must have reached Biden because now he’s woken up and wants to show that he can. On Friday, he appeared in the press room for the first time in his time in the White House. A senation.

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No more nonsense about Hezbollah. It’s time for war.

No moderate Arab country, no moderate Iranians, no Christians and no one in Israel has an interest in a ceasefire – they all share the hope that the Israeli army will finally finish the job for the benefit of not least the many Sunni Muslim countries. The killing of Nasrallah may end with the fall of the Iranian clerical regime. A fall that will pave the way for peace between Israel and Iran.

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Moral all time low when Swedish media relativizes terrorism

The difference between a crime reporter and a terrorist is marked: one reports on murders and disasters that have occurred, the other murders and ensures that disasters occur. Nevertheless, Expressen columnist David Lagercrantz identifies with the Hezbollah terrorists he calls “the man in Beirut”. What does that publication say about Swedish media?

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