Editorials

The Crown Princess: A piquant derailment in the Epstein affair – with kompromat at the heart of the explosives

The fact that Mette-Marit has been on the sidelines and is now lying through her teeth is part of a pattern in an otherwise dysfunctional royal family, and is of course an embarrassment to the press. Far more serious is the fact that key Norwegian politicians and civil servants are in trouble: two former prime ministers, at least two former foreign ministers and a former UN ambassador who is still in operational service.

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– How much will it take for you to keep quiet?

If I hadn’t met Andrew Bridgen in Oslo and seen the interview Flavio Pasquino did with Naomi Wolf, I might not have paid their conversation such close attention. But what he says is too earth-shattering to fit into a normal world. I know Bridgen doesn’t lie or make things up. What they’re saying is far too serious for that.

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Mette-Marit was “friendly” with Epstein

Crown Princess Mette-Marit allowed herself to be dazzled by the glamour surrounding Jeffrey Epstein. She became quite chummy with a man of unimaginable wealth who moved in the highest circles. He had a direct, easy-going manner that encouraged familiarity. Mette-Marit fell for the technique he used to gain access to people and lure them in. Epstein was protected. He had “powerful friends”. You could tell.

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Norway: Police whistleblower stripped of authorisation, fired

Several aspects of the case of Alexander Karlsen of the police IT department, who was stripped of his security clearance and unable to work in the department, raise questions about the legal protection of whistleblowers in the police in particular and in the state and large businesses in general. Karlsen was a workplace representative, so the union also got involved. Apparently the requirements for firing him were higher, but the Security Act came to the management’s aid. They chose to ignore stating justifications, even though Karlsen had the statutory right to know.

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The Deconversion Wave

In a country shaped by decades of conflict, recovery, and identity-building, a new movement is quietly reshaping Kosovo’s social fabric. The Deçan Movement — the focus of a bold new documentary by Document News — explores an unexpected cultural shift: a mass departure from religious tradition, with more than 200,000 Kosovars leaving Islam in the […]

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Inside the Kingdom of Terror: Carl Schiøtz Wibye on the Middle East Today

Today’s guest is Carl Schiøtz Wibye, a diplomat who has served in key Muslim countries such as Egypt and Iran, and who later became Norway’s ambassador to Saudi Arabia. During his posting there, he travelled extensively across the Kingdom by motorbike—an experience that inspired one of his four books, The Kingdom of Terror. At this […]

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Keir Starmer attacks British democracy by cancelling elections

One of the pillars of democracy is free elections. In the UK, elections are being cancelled in dozens of local authorities – most of them Labour-led. Now Labour and Keir Starmer are being accused of abuse of power, and the Conservative Party and Reform UK will try to prevent four million voters from being prevented […]

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It is logical that conservatives find their way back to God

Klassekampen wonders why Europe’s new right-wing supports Christianity. Perhaps because it built our civilisation and conservatives want to preserve it? With God present in the conscience, it is possible. But the continuity of our civilisation cannot be preserved if those in power cannot tell the difference between Christianity and Islam. Therefore, it is natural that Christians are also conservative, and that conservatives have a sense of Christianity.

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New report: Parallel societies – an inconvenient truth

A new FAFO report concludes that the term “parallel society” is unsuitable, stigmatising and should not be used by the authorities. “Nothing can be said about the prevalence of parallel societies in Scandinavia,” say the report’s authors, who also do not address the topic of Islam. Perhaps they believe that a problem will disappear if you don’t talk about it, and that no-one other than researchers should do so?

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The EU’s ‘Woke Stasi Commissars’: Europeans Turned into ‘Second Class’ Citizens

Every effort is being made by those in power within the ruling structures of the European Union to ensure that parties in favor of national sovereignty and opposed to uncontrolled immigration and the Islamization of Europe are kept out of power, despite the exploding support from voters.

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