Opinion

Yes, condemn the attacks on Gaute Skjervø. But the true scandal is daily Jewish life in Norway

The hatred directed at Gaute Skjervø must be unequivocally condemned.
However, the real scandal is what Jewish people experience every day in Norway.

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Threats against the Labour Youth = democratic crisis. Everything else = silence

When people on the right receive threats, they are told they “must accept the reactions,” that they “provoke” or are “playing the victim.”
At the same time, many of these same circles have spent years dismissing women’s fears, downplaying youth crime, and branding political opponents as extremists. But the moment fear hits the “right” people, it suddenly becomes both legitimate and serious.

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When Tehran’s butchers praise Støre, warning lights should be flashing!

There are compliments one simply cannot accept. There is praise that reeks of blood and injustice.
When the Iranian regime’s embassy in Oslo publicly hails Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre, it is not a sign of diplomatic success. It is a signal of complete moral bankruptcy in Norwegian foreign policy.

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Qasim Ali from MINORG continues to promote the myth that Pakistanis saved Norway

MINORG leader Qasim Ali claims that Pakistanis have essentially built the Norwegian welfare state.
Ali has previously associated with groups such as Islam Net and Profetens Ummah, so he has the right connections. He compares Pakistani immigration to Norway with Norwegian emigration to the United States in the 19th century.

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Will Albin, 6 years old, die today?

Five children are killed by a parent in Sweden every year. Every time such a murder receives attention, promises are made of change and better protection. But nothing happens. This weekend the statistics may rise again: six-year-old Albin is in life-threatening danger following the failure of the courts.

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Outrage in the US: Danish eco-warrior’s meat ban on the elderly

An “eco-warrior” from Denmark’s Green Party is punishing the elderly with an insane meat restriction of just 80 grams per week because they have “destroyed” the climate, reports the New York Post. “The elderly are being punished with draconian rations of beef in the holy name of the climate,” said Malte Larsen from the Danish People’s Party, who shared a picture of the daily beef ration.

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Keir Starmer refuses to resign

Keir Starmer says he will not step down. To most Britons, Starmer has become a symbol of Labour’s disastrous leadership of the country. They are expressing their discontent in these local elections. However, young girls and Muslims are not turning to Reform — they are choosing the Greens instead.

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Winning the election, losing Norway: The danger of a Progress Party victory

The list of outspoken men that the Progress Party has castrated or expelled has grown so long that we might as well rename it the Mistress Party. Listhaug can win elections, but she will never save the country.

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Renaud Camus vs. Mari Skurdal: When the Great Replacement meets the Far Left

The portrayal of Renaud Camus and his work in “The Class Struggle” newspaper is completely worthless — nothing more than an attempt to put him in a rogues’ gallery. Editor Mari Skurdal promised me column space in return for withdrawing a PFU press complaint, but she won’t even reply to repeated requests.

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A push for censorship and control

It started with an FrP advisor and a few beers the night before the party’s national congress. Perfect timing. After forcing Progress Party leader Sylvi Listhaug to publicly say the word “racism,” they could expand the attack. That’s when it helps to have media darlings like Trædal (Green Party) and Skjervø (Labour). The whole debate felt staged. A controlled debate flushes out radical voices, then they bring in a fringe journalist to declare what the establishment wants: “Democracy is in danger!”

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