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France: Followers of Allah threaten that Notre Dame will once again go up in flames
Allah’s men threaten to burn Notre-Dame in Paris unless France releases the man who in 2020 almost decapitated a woman and stabbed two men to death in Notre-Dame de Nice.
Continue reading »Hamse Ali (25) charged with making a false statement about a racist attack
Soccer player Hamse Ali (25) claimed he was beaten up by six white racists in a park in Bergen. He has now been charged with making up the whole story.
Continue reading »Politicians, media and NGOs scare with Trump to turn Norwegians into EU supporters
A recent poll shows that 40 per cent of respondents would have voted yes to Norwegian EU membership, compared with 30 per cent in August. “Norway needs the EU against threats from the US,” says Iver B. Neumann, Director of the Fridtjof Nansen Institute. The Oslo Labour Party also wants Norway to join the EU. The Norwegian newspaper Nettavisen includes negative articles about Trump in a story about the poll.
Continue reading »The nightmare in Oslo: The foreign taxi attackers
Nine women have been sexually assaulted by taxi drivers in Oslo in just over a year. The majority of these drivers have driven for companies such as Bolt, MyTaxi, City Cab and Scandinavian Taxi. All of the drivers share a common trait: none of them were born in Norway.
Continue reading »CNN cuts 200
CNN announces that it will cut its traditional TV news staff by 200 employees, but increase staff in digital areas such as computer technicians and production engineers.
Continue reading »Prohibited information: RN got the most votes
It doesn’t please the powers that be to say that Rassemblement National won the most votes in the second round of elections in France:
Facebook took down Documents’ post on the matter based on the French Ministry of the Interior’s official figures.
Olaf Scholz: Investments in China will continue
Germany made a strategic misjudgment of epic proportions when they became dependent on Russian gas. Now they are making the same mistake with China. Their only consolation is that they are not alone. The G7 countries will not distance themselves from China, if Chancellor Olaf Scholz is to be believed, neither financially nor industrywise. Large investments will continue.
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