A new book on the riots of January 2009 is out. “The anti-jewish riots in Oslo” is written by Eirik Eiglad. Mr.Eiglad runs the journal Communalism, which defines its purpose as providing “a forum for the exposition of Communalism as a viable political alternative”. I have just started dipping into the book and it looks promising. [...] […]
Is the Norwegian government inventing enemies just so as to have someone else to blame but themselves? Here are three recent and current examples: 1: …a campaign… is being organized and orchestrated from circles who point out enemies of Israel [in Norway](Haaretz): During a tour to the Middle East, FM Jonas [...] […]
The Blitz-house is financed with public money We tipped Finnish Tundra Tabloids on this story and they got it out before we did. That’s Finnish efficiency for you. It explains why they have developed Nokia while we just found oil. The situation is this: 1) Norway-Israel chamber of commerce organizes event at the Henie-Onstad center [...] […]
Christian Democrats Christian Democrat Inger Lise Hansen caused a huge uproar when she recently displayed a list of seven items which she believed would draw a larger proportion of the electorate – a full three of the four points consisted of being less supportive of Israel. It is difficult to imagine what is more scary [...] […]
Skånskan, a regional Swedish newspaper The screenshot above is from Skånskan, a Swedish newspaper, and lists the articles that newspaper has published on anti-Semitism in Malmö. There is quite a few of them. Blogger Ilya Meyer lists foreign media which are covering the situation; The Local, Jerusalem Post, Haaretz, 5T Jewish Times , CFCA, WJC, [...] […]
It draws attention when a small Norwegian party official discovers that 40 percent of the party’s problems lies in not being critical enough of Israel. Ms.Inger Lise Hansen, the official in question, has since stated that she is a friend of Israel. This is probably true, and perhaps the conservatives of the Christian Democrats could [...] […]
Norway’s government insists anti-Semitism is a fringe activity in the Palestinian Territories, to which Norway is a leading donor. Akersgata – Norway’s Fleet Street – tells us of the Holocaust, but not of anti-Semitism in contemporary Malmö, right across the border. They tell us of deputy Minister of Development Ingrid Fiskaa, but make light of [...] […]
Christian Democrats Christian Democrat politician Inger Lise Hansen has recently suggested that the party changes its stance on seven issues, three of which are on Israel: 1) Say no to the wall 2) No moving embassy to Jerusalem 3) . Ms.Hansen’s list 3) Stop one-sided support of Israel. Ms.Hansen’s list drew both support (from the liberal [...] […]
Talkbacks from Dagsavisen, February 2nd 2010 The screen-shot above is from the foreign affairs section of moribund Dagsavisen, a left-wing newspaper. Each post in the screen-shot shows the title and a introductory lines of an article. The number next to the icon at the bottom of each post shows the number of talkbacks the article [...] […]
Several Norwegian news-sites are following up on Haaretz story “IDF denies disciplining top officers over white phosphorous use in Gaza war“. Dagbladet’s Jonas Sverrison Rasch writes (unauthorized translation): According to the Israeli newspaper Haaretz the Israeli forces are denying that the two have been disciplined, but does not deny that the contested wa […]
A new book on the riots of January 2009 is out. “The anti-jewish riots in Oslo” is written by Eirik Eiglad. Mr.Eiglad runs the journal Communalism, which defines its purpose as providing “a forum for the exposition of Communalism as a viable political alternative”.
I have just started dipping into the book and it looks promising. Mr.Eiglad was present at all the major demonstrations occurring within the selected timespan, and has both a shrewd eye and a reasonably clear head. Interesting to see that he is a “leftie” who admits to having participated in street fights with the AFA. In Norway, AFA used to operate out of Blitz. This is yet another nail in the coffin of FM Støre’s theory of all accusations of anti-Semitism in Norway being the product of a smear campaign run by right-wingers in Israel.
The book is available on Amazon as well as in the Oslo-bookstore Tronsmo. You can also order the book directly from Communalism.
Is the Norwegian government inventing enemies just so as to have someone else to blame but themselves? Here are three recent and current examples:
1: …a campaign… is being organized and orchestrated from circles who point out enemies of Israel [in Norway](Haaretz): During a tour to the Middle East, FM Jonas Gahr Støre met with widespread criticism in Israel. Mr.Støre responded by telling Norwegian newspapers that the criticism of Norway was part of an Israeli game which had nothing to do with Norway whatsoever, while he in an interview with Haaretz insisted that “forces” on the Israeli right-wing were “orchestrating” a smear campaign against Norway. Our FM did not provide any tangible evidence of any kind in order to back up his allegation.
2: Worried over colleague-network (Dagsavisen): Two Norwegian army officers have, against the will of their father, assisted two Norwegian children in leaving Morocco. Rather than assume any responsibility for the matter, Defence Minister Grete Faremo (scowling out of the picture at the top) is speaking of secret “networks” of army officers who are “cooperating” with each other beyond the call of ordinary duty. So our politicians aim to get away scot-free while our soldiers are to do and die the same way they are doing in Afghanistan. Adding insult to injury, we are told Afghanistan is not a war at all, but a peace operation.
3: In the editorial Invisible enemies (Dagens Næringsliv) it was yesterday commented upon on how PM Jens Stoltenberg is hammering away at “invisible enemies”. The PM, who is an economist, has claimed that the government’s financial politics are meeting resistance from what appears to be renegade, right-wing economists who are clamoring for increased unemployment. Dagens Næringsliv points out that although there are those who worry over employment figures rising too high, there are none who seek to increase unemployment merely for its own sake.
Many Norwegians would prefer a government which owned up to the consequences of its actions rather than blame imaginary cabals of economists, army officers and Jews.
We tipped Finnish Tundra Tabloids on this story and they got it out before we did. That’s Finnish efficiency for you. It explains why they have developed Nokia while we just found oil.
The situation is this: 1) Norway-Israel chamber of commerce organizes event at the Henie-Onstad center 2) Blitz, an autonomous youth activity house financed by public money, takes offense and tries to physically stop people from attending the event 3) Police do a good job and chase Blitzers away. Note: Co-founder of the Henie-Onstad center, Sonja Henie, both saluted Adolf Hitler and took him by the hand. She had a photograph of Hitler on display at her house in Norway throughout the war, while she herself was in the USA, and only supported the Norwegian resistance against the Nazi occupation when USA joined the war.
Islamofascist supporting BLITZ: A reprehensible tasting of repression in a bottle!
These loons wouldn’t know repression or oppression until it hit them upside their pointed little keffiyeh’d heads. They support people who openly and consistently call for the mass genocide of the Jews, just like their former leader, Hajj Amin al-Husseini, the late uncle of the late murderous PLO thug-O-crat, Yasser Arafat.
These goons never trouble to ask themselves why is it, that, Israel has over a million Arabs living in the state of Israel, but the Arabs reject any Jews to live anywhere in the ancient lands of Judea and Samaria, as well as in Gaza? They’re very open about their anti-Jewish policies as were the Nazis before them, but this does not trouble the ahem, “anti-fascist” fascists one iota. What a bunch of miserable letches.
Hi KGS, Thought this might interest you – yesterday the Norway-Israeli chamber of commerce partook in an event at the Henie Onstad art centre in Bærum (suburb to Oslo). 20 activists from the youth activity house “Blitz” showed up and tried to sabotage the event. See their own sitehttp://www.blitz.no/http://blitz.pxs.no/node/19 or enclosed picture from their site. In this case, the police did a good job and ran the thugs off.
Just one more thing – the centre at which Blitz demonstrated yesterday bears it name from its founder Sonja Henie and her husband Mr.Onstad. Henie was a Norwegian who was slow to support the Norwegian resistance during the war. I enclose a picture of Henie heiling the chancellor of Germany and another of him kissing her hand.
Norway needs to take a very hard look at itself, and how they have traditionally viewed the Jew, and now the collective Jew, in the form of the Jewish state of Israel. KGS
Finnish Tundra Tabloids is one fast and up-to-date blog, if sometimes a bit harsh. The blog covers global events but especially the nordic countries.
Christian Democrat Inger Lise Hansen caused a huge uproar when she recently displayed a list of seven items which she believed would draw a larger proportion of the electorate – a full three of the four points consisted of being less supportive of Israel. It is difficult to imagine what is more scary – that a Christian Democrat might actually believe such a thing or that she might be right.
Ms.Hansen now says in DagenMagazinet that she is “a friend of Israel“, pointing out:
I believed among other that one may be a friend of Israel even if one criticizes what the authorities in Israel are doing. It cannot be that one must praise all what Israeli authorities do in order to qualify as a friend of Israel. I also felt it was wrong not to be able to talk about the miserable conditions of the Palestinians, says Hansen.
– I am still a friend of Israel. I have just as much of being so, she says.
Ms.Hansen is of course right in that nobody in any party should feel obliged to applaud any and all decisions of any foreign government. But isn’t the problem in Norway today that far too many focus far too much on precisely Israel?
That is, the Norwegian media is publishing stories on Norwegian author Karl Over Knausgård who resides in Malmö whilst completing his six-volume work titled “Min Kamp”. One would think that this title alone would make Norwegian editors sharpen their ears. But as for anti-Semitism in Malmö, oh no.There are two main reasons for this:
1) The Progress Party identified Malmö as a hotbed of extremism and an example of failed integration for an entire year ago. For this they were severely lambasted by the Norwegian establishment, to the extent that they were compared to the Nazi-party of Adolf Hitler. Giving attention to Malmö now would prove the Progress Party right, which one rather tries to avoid. Oh yes, one does indeed.
2) Identifying anti-Semitism in imigrant muslims in Sweden might encourage Islamophobia and make the left-of-centre look bad.
It draws attention when a small Norwegian party official discovers that 40 percent of the party’s problems lies in not being critical enough of Israel. Ms.Inger Lise Hansen, the official in question, has since stated that she is a friend of Israel. This is probably true, and perhaps the conservatives of the Christian Democrats could give a little, but Norway today is filled with legitimate Israel-criticism and many people are unable to stomach any more of it.
Ca peut arriver et en fait ça arrive partout et de plus en plus souvent en Europe. Nous sommes en présence de calculs de realpolitik – froids et implacables.
Est-ce qu’une stratégie basée sur la critique d’Israël peut être un facteur déterminant dans l’élaboration du programme d’un parti politique norvégien en quête d’électeurs ? Les Chrétiens démocrates norvégiens [traditionnellement très pro-israéliens] sont en perte de vitesse et cherchent à se réinventer. La numéro deux du parti, Inger Lise Hansen, a établi une liste de sept points visant à séduire l’électorat, dont trois (et oui trois sur sept) ont trait à Israël.
Selon le Aftenposten, les réformateurs et les progressistes au sein du parti Chrétien démocrate s’opposent aux conservateurs. Voici les points sur la liste de Inger Lise Hansen (l’ordre a été respecté) :
Norway’s government insists anti-Semitism is a fringe activity in the Palestinian Territories, to which Norway is a leading donor. Akersgata – Norway’s Fleet Street – tells us of the Holocaust, but not of anti-Semitism in contemporary Malmö, right across the border. They tell us of deputy Minister of Development Ingrid Fiskaa, but make light of her admitted desire of “precision-bombing selected Israeli targets”. Ms.Fiskaa is after all a socialist, and a peace-activist. And identifying anti-Semitism in Malmö would provoke Islamophobia.
For an example of what we Norwegians are not told about – watch this clip at Memri. Transcript below:
The following are excerpts from a Friday sermon given in the Bourin Mosque in Nablus, which aired on Palestinian Authority TV on January 29, 2010.
Preacher: Palestine was subjected to a loathsome occupation of its land and holy places by these neo-Mongols, who perpetrated, on this holy, blessed, and pure land, acts of killing, assassination, destruction, expropriation, Judaization, harassment, and the fragmentation of the homeland.
This is clear evidence of the hatred they harbor, and of their unparalleled racism. This is the Nazism of the 20th [sic] century.
The Jews are the enemies of Allah and His messenger. They are the enemies of Allah and His messenger, the enemies of humanity in general, and of the Palestinians in particular. They are fighting us with all types of crime, and even the mosques have not been spared their racism.
For the people who laid traps for the prophets of Allah – arrested them, killed them, and deceived them – it is a thousand times easier to lay traps for the followers of these prophets. Our mutual enmity with the Jews is a matter of faith more than an issue pertaining to occupation and land.
[...]
Jews will always be Jews. Even if donkeys cease to bray, dogs cease to bark, wolves cease to howl, and snakes cease to bite, the Jews will not cease to be hostile to the Muslims.
The Prophet Muhammad said: “Whenever two Jews find themselves alone with a Muslim, they think of killing him.” Oh Muslims, this land, these holy places, and these mosques will only be liberated when we return to the Book of Allah, and when all Muslims are prepared to become mujahideen for the sake of Allah, in support of Palestine, its people, its land, and its holy places.
The Prophet Muhammad said: “You will fight the Jews, and you will kill them, until the trees and the stones speak, saying: Oh Muslim, oh servant of Allah…” The trees and the stones will not say: “Oh Arab,” or “Where are the millions [of Arabs],” or “Where are all the Arab people”… They will say: “Oh Muslim, oh servant of Allah, there is a Jew behind me, come and kill him – except for the gharqad tree, which is the tree of the Jews.” This land will only be liberated through Jihad.
Preacher: Oh Allah, take the Jews.
Crowd: Amen.
Preacher: Oh Allah, take the Jews.
Crowd: Amen.
Preacher: Oh Allah, take the Jews and their helpers.
Christian Democrat politician Inger Lise Hansen has recently suggested that the party changes its stance on seven issues, three of which are on Israel: 1) Say no to the wall 2) No moving embassy to Jerusalem 3) . Ms.Hansen’s list 3) Stop one-sided support of Israel.
Ms.Hansen’s list drew both support (from the liberal wing) and heavy criticism (from the conservative wing). Leader of the Christian Democratic Party Dagfinn Høybråten has now published a post on the party’s web-site where he ensures his voters that the program on which the party goes to ballot is the program to which the party will be held. The post is titled “Contract with the voters”. Here is an excerpt (unauthorized translation – contact the Christian Democrats for an authorized translation):
On the Middle East:KrF wants Norway to be a facilitator for a peaceful solution in the Middle-East which will secure the existance of Israel within secure borders and which recognizes the Palestinians’ right of self-rule on its own territories, that Norway strengthen its research- and development work, trade, cultural exchange and tourism with Israel and the Palestinian territories, work with the goal of moving the Norwegian embassy in Israel to Jerusalem and that one must seek a solution which also ensures the legal rights of the Christian inhabitants and access for Christian pilgrims to the holy places.
What does this mean? This means that first mate Inger Lise Hansen has rocked the boat, that the captain of the ship Dagfinn Høybråten is still in charge, and that the vessel is still flying the same flag. The party is still struggling, however, and segments of the Christian Democrats will be looking to change something sometime soon.
The screen-shot above is from the foreign affairs section of moribund Dagsavisen, a left-wing newspaper. Each post in the screen-shot shows the title and a introductory lines of an article. The number next to the icon at the bottom of each post shows the number of talkbacks the article has attracted. Counting the talkbacks from the screen-shot above, we get the following:
No.1-Top left: Presented war budget (Presenterte krigsbudsjett) is an article on how Barack Obama, president of Norway’s main ally the USA, yesterday proposed the budget for 2011. Note that Norway is fighting alongside USA in Afghanistan. Talkbacks: Zero
No.2-Top right: Looking for an exit (På leting etter utgangen) is an article on how the main issue on the agenda of the 70 countries meeting today in order to discuss Afghanistan is, how to get out of the quagmire as fast as possible? Talkbacks: Two.
No.3-Second from top right: Tougher with China (Tøffere med Kina) is an article on the current USA-China quarrel over Google and Taiwan. The two engines of the world economy working against eachother? That should attract a lot of comment. Alas. Talkbacks: Zero.
No.4-Second from top right: The ill-will facing Israeli emergency aid (Uviljen mot Israelsk nødhjelp) is an article by Roger Hercz where the journalist points out that if your perception of Israel is that she can do nothing right, then you are a racist. Talkbacks: Ninety eight.
No.5-Second from bottom left: Unholy calls (Uhellige oppringinger) is an article on how the mufti of Egypt is facing powerful commercial interests over koranic verse being used as telephone signals. Talkbacks: One.
No.6-Second from bottom right: The agony of choice (Valgets kval) on upcoming elections in Sudan. Sudan is one of the countries which receive most Norwegian development aid and Norway has had UN soldiers there. Talkbacks: One.
No.7-Bottom left: Norwegian officers smuggled Skah’s children out of Morocco (Norske offiserer smuglet Skahs barn ut av Marokko)on exactly that – two Norwegians, who turned out to be officers, helped a Norwegian woman get her children back from Morocco. As the officers belong to the special forces and the politicians are eager to avoid involvement, this is pretty big at them moment. Talkbacks: 21.
No.8-Bottom right: The deadline which disappeared (Fristen som forsvant) on how the meager results of the climate summit in Copenhagen are wilting away. Talkbacks: Zero.
So in terms of talkbacks from Dagsavisen readers, weighty issues such as our war in Afghanistan, a dispute between two of the largest powers on earth, climate change and even a “black ops” story all pale into nothing when compared to Roger Hercz’ article on Israeli aid. A full ninety eight. 98. That is almost four times as many as the rest of the talkbacks put together.
How can something like this possibly be a sign health?
According to the Israeli newspaper Haaretz the Israeli forces are denying that the two have been disciplined, but does not deny that the contested war-material was used. Many human rights organizations have accused Israel of illegally using phosphor-weapons, which caused comprehensive damages among the Palestinian population, according to Al Jazeera. The Israeli army has justified the use by showing to how similar weapons were in use by other western armies.
It is now being speculated upon whether the Israeli administration is attempting to direct focus of the sole incident at the UN building and the disciplining of two officers – rather than the miscellaneous use of white phosphorus which probably hurt and killed several hundred Palestinians.
Israel’s use of white phosphorus during the Gaza-war has received a lot of coverage in Norway. It would be interesting to know whether white phosphorus is used in Afghanistan, but about this we hear little if anything.
Can a suitably critical perspective on Israel be a decisive factor for a Norwegian political party? In order to fix steadily dropping ratings, segments of the Christian Democrats are looking to reinvent themselves. Second deputy leader Inger Lise Hansen has seven points of change on her list – three of which are on Israel.
According to Aftenposten, innovators and liberals in the Christian Democrats are challenging the conservatives. Inger Lise Hansen’s list goes:
* The one-sided support of Israel has to change.
* The proposal of moving the Norwegian embassy to the occupied Jerusalem must be withdrawn.
* No to the Israeli wall.
* Party representatives no longer have to be devout Christians.
* They may be gay as well, as long as they share the Christian perspective on values.
* Yes to gay marriage through civic marriage.
* Yes to the European Union.
* Allow Vinmonpolet (state alcohol-vendor) in all counties.
If the Christian Democrats only implements the points on this list, Ms.Hansen has it, the voters will again swarm to the banners of the Christian Democrats.
Actually Malmö is getting a fair bit of attention from the Norwegian medai – as Norwegian author Karl Ove Knausgård is residing there. As for the debate concerning anti-Semitism in Malmö, the only Norwegian media to touch it are the bloggers at Document.no.
Ilya Meyer, a Swedish blogger, presents the situation very well in Sweden at a crossroads. Here is an excerpt, visit Ilya Meyer for more on Sweden.
Yesterday the entire civilised world remembered the 6 million Jewish victims who 60-odd years ago were selected for the worst anti-Semitic barbarity in modern time – the Holocaust.
Zionism – The Jewish national movement that is the very cornerstone of the State of Israel – is “unacceptable”. Reepalu declares this in the same interview in which he nevertheless goes on to say that “At City Hall we do not deal with foreign policy – that is against the law.”
Reepalu regards Zionism, the Jewish national movement as an expression of “extremism … which places its adherents above all other groups and regards other people as inferior.” That is an odd claim bearing in mind that 20 percent of the Zionist State of Israel consists of Arabs – both Muslims and Christians – and the fact that the Jewish state is the only country to which Muslims fleeing Muslim-on-Muslim pogroms in Muslim states and regions such as Darfur and Nigeria deliberately cross several Muslim countries to claim refugee status in the world’s sole Jewish state. In fact, these “extremist” Zionists travel the world to bring aid to “inferior” groups of people suffering as a result of natural disasters – Hindus in India, Muslims in Turkey, Christians in Haiti, black Africans in Kenya, Asians in China. These are also the very same Zionists who, while under rocket bombardment from the Muslim regime in Gaza, transport hundreds of thousands of tonnes of supplies to the Hamas enclave – an area ethnically cleansed of all Jews, including the dead – even though the Hamas charter specifies as its aim the destruction of the Jewish state of Israel. Interestingly, Swedish Social Democratic mayor of Malmö Ilmar Reepalu has no comment on any other national movements. Only the Jewish national movement is selected for criticism.
Israel is described by Ilmar Reepalu as a “festering sore”. Reepalu has no comment on any other people’s native countries. Only the Jewish state is selected for criticism.
Jews who refuse to strongly and publicly criticise Israel “send the wrong signals” to the society around them. Reepalu has no comments on any other religious or ethnic groups who refuse to criticise their own native countries. For instance, he has not demanded that Malmö’s Muslims criticise Iran, Somalia, Saudi Arabia, the Palestinian Authority or Egypt for the countless documented human rights abuses in those countries. He does not feel that they “send the wrong signals” to the society around them if they do not express criticism of their native countries. Only Jews are selected for criticism.
Jews who demonstrate their support for Israel have themselves to blame if they are attacked. Reepalu has no comments on any other groups that demonstrate their support for countries such as Iran or terror groups such as Hamas or Hizbollah.
The only antisemitism that exists, according to Reepalu, comes from “the Right”; he does not accept that there is any Left-wing anti-Semitism or any Islamist anti-Semitism in Sweden. Despite thoroughly conducted investigations by the police which state the exact opposite.
The Jewish State of Israel has no right to self-defence according to Swedish Social Democrat Ilmar Reepalu. 10,000 Hamas missiles from Gaza fired over a period of 8 years at Israeli towns and villages merits no comment from the Social Democrat strongman of Malmö. It is only when Jews respond to the bombardment that he is spurred to comment – stating that Israel’s response is “disproportionate”. Israel’s response to the 2922 days of Islamist missile bombardment lasted 22 days. Disproportionate indeed.
The above hammer-blows against democratic belief systems and common humanity were delivered by Swedish Social Democratic mayor of Malmö Ilmar Reepalu, on the day when the civilised world commemorated the 6 million Jews selected for slaughter during the Holocaust.
Something is truly rotten in the state of Sweden, in Sweden’s Social Democratic party, when Ilmar Reepalu is allowed to make such statements, with such macabre timing – and is allowed to remain in office.
Foreign Minister Jonas Gahr Støre is as quick to criticize Israel for human rights transgressions as he is to kow-tow to the slave-owning sheikhs of UAE in the hope of opening up the emirates for Norwegian Statoil. The media lets him get away with this. The intellectuals go “ah, well, anti-Semitism is a great evil indeed, yet we must not confuse it with legitimate criticism of Israel…oh goodness, no… ”
“The currents and attitudes that led to the Holocaust and to genocide did not disappear when Auschwitz was liberated or when the Second World War ended in 1945. They are appearing in new forms and in new places. In our own time, new names have been added to a sombre list: Cambodia, Rwanda, Srebrenica. In our country, too, there are groups who feel stigmatised and unsafe because of their beliefs. As a society, we must fight against this – against anti-Semitism and ideologies that exclude groups of people and spread hatred. This is a struggle that concerns us all, and where we all have a responsibility,” Mr Støre said.
The establishment ignores not only Document.no’s Hans Rustad, but the issues that he deals with. This is hugely unfortunate. An excerpt from The Jews are again the canary-birds:
It is true: Jews are leaving Malmö and many are leaving Sweden. They dare not live there, first and foremost out of consideration to their children. The image of two Jews sitting in a Jewish community-centre raises memories: they are cloaked in the same despondency we remember from pre-war Germany. They feel abandoned and betrayed. That is why they are leaving.
This betrayal 75 years after the war beggars belief. It gives the word “unfathomable” a new meaning. Walter Laqueur wrote the book “The unfathomable proved true”. Then it was the Endlösnung which was unfathomable. In truth. All the way up to the gates of Auschwitz this was unfathomable. Today the Jews are again at risk, in the midst of our liberal democracies, and they feel so threatened that they must leave Nordic social-democracies. Is it because there is something special about the Jews, is it the circumstances, of which no man is fully master? He who chooses to can find many explanations.
Norway is where the Israeli embassy is “assisted” in relocating to a venue where attacks on it are less of an eyesore, a country whose Foreign Minster is tough on Israel but kow-tows for the authoritarian slave-owning sheikhs of UAE, a country whose Finance Minister marches under a placard saying “USA and Israel greatest axis of evil”, a country where the police glosses over the ugly nature of the riots on January 8th, where the newspapers have the audacity to ignore nearby Malmö while telling their readers of how the Israeli army is purchasing socks. Norway has become a country which is unable even of getting rid of Mulla Krekar who preaches jihad in our midst. It is not Israel which has anything to fear from such a nation’s government.
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