In a furious TikTok tirade against the Progress Party (FrP), Naomi Medina Scharling attacks Simen Velle for “whining about receiving death threats.”
Continue reading »– Pure Jew-hatred and racism, says Gulati, who believes the left is missing in the fight against antisemitism.
Continue reading »The UAE was attacked with rockets and drones on Monday, just as the US announced it would begin escorting ships through the Strait of Hormuz. Iran has singled out the Emirates as a scapegoat, calling it “a Zionist nest.” Meanwhile, Iran’s president has publicly called the attack madness.
Continue reading »Following the Progress Party advisor’s notorious drunk rant, and particularly after he was reported to the police, it’s worth asking whether Pakistanis in Norway are truly as well integrated as we are led to believe.
Continue reading »The temperature in the Dutch asylum debate remains high. Demonstrations that previously passed off relatively peacefully are becoming increasingly aggressive and violent — even in idyllic small towns.
Continue reading »Norway’s state broadcaster NRK’s journalist Lilla Sølhusvik interrupts Progress Party leader Sylvi Listhaug when she criticises the Labour Party for lying. “Surely you’re not suggesting they run a troll factory from Youngstorget?” (Labour HQ) Sølhusvik interjects. Listhaug then points to the election campaign lies that Health Minister Jan Christian Vestre himself later admitted were false. […]
Continue reading »A prominent Norwegian political commentator has received death threats after the controversy surrounding Hårek Hansen. He does not find it amusing. Hansen has dismissed the statements as drunken nonsense, but Prime Minister Støre, the media and the left insist it is deadly serious.
Continue reading »Veteran Labour politician Aslam Ahsan has reported Progress Party advisor Hårek Hansen to the police. The 84-year-old claims the statements violate Section 185 of the Penal Code, commonly known as the racism paragraph.
Continue reading »Norway PM Støre (Labour) climbs onto his high horse and demands that the Progress Party leader rein her party advisor after he made drunken remarks to TV 2 journalists while out on town. There’s a long-standing journalistic principle against quoting people who are intoxicated — but TV 2 apparently saw an opportunity to take the Progress Party down a notch while their national conference was underway.
Continue reading »Is NTNU professor Bassam Hussein’s terror-glorifying statements during a recent lecture in Trondheim an example of how academic freedom and authority are being abused to lend weight to pure propaganda, asks lawyer and author Ragnar Herleif Hatlem.
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