Opinion

The US ‘night war’ against Iran: What is happening?

Iran is responding to the United States’ ongoing ‘night war’ by attacking Sunni Arab countries. The aim is to make the Sunni states ask the United States not to bomb Pickaxe Mountain, where Iran is said to possess highly enriched uranium. A retired Israeli general and military scholar calls this the ‘North Korea card’.

An intolerant tide seeking to drown people as “far right”

At the same time as one senses an expansion of the space for free expression, the opposite is taking place: a narrowing, and it is coming from the top. A warning sign is a post by Einar Andreas Lund on his Facebook wall, in which he describes an attempt to stigmatise and sideline him.

European car industry could lose up to one million jobs

The Fraunhofer Institute expects extensive job losses in the European automotive industry. It appears unlikely that even an EU compromise softening the planned blanket ban on internal combustion engines from 2035 onwards will be enough to save the sector.

COVID-19 vaccines can cause life-threatening damage to your heart

A new scientific study confirms that mRNA-based COVID-19 vaccines can cause serious and potentially life-threatening damage to the heart. Those who continue to deny this simply do not understand how these injections work.

British authorities wanted to replace Churchill with migrants and transgender people on banknotes

British authorities have actively pressured the Bank of England to reduce the number of great British historical figures featured on banknotes in favour of migrants, LGBT+ people and other “underrepresented” identities.

The new right-wing elite is gaining easier access to power

The fortress walls of the old elite are crumbling, and its guardians – its gatekeepers – have lost their most effective weapon. The new elite stands at the gates. When Christopher Nolan recently cast a black actress as Helen of Troy in his forthcoming adaptation of The Odyssey, it did not take long for Elon Musk to respond.

Death as a resource: Harvard professor proposes legalising the killing of patients for organ harvesting

In a scientific article, Robert Truog, a professor at Harvard University, proposes abolishing the “Dead Donor Rule” – the rule that a donor must not be killed in order to remove his or her organs. He proposes a new process that he calls “death by organ donation”. The idea is that doctors should be permitted to end patients’ lives through a form of euthanasia procedure in order to harvest their organs while they are still healthy and suitable for transplantation.

– We may no longer be entirely human

The decline of the West is the decline of Christianity, brought about by Protestantism and the Enlightenment, argues Michel Houellebecq. Reason scarcely reaches what is essential in the human being, who has been reduced to his utility value, writes the celebrated author—just as France is expected to pass a euthanasia law that he has long fought vigorously against.

The hatred of Lindsey Graham

Lindsey Graham is a complicated figure for the media. When they are confronted with someone who supports the same cause as they do in one major area – Ukraine – yet is simultaneously an enemy in another major area – Israel – they reveal who they are and what they stand for. It is not a pretty sight.

The Identitarian movement: It is about Europe’s culture surviving

Thaïs d’Escufon is one of the most well-known spokespersons for Europe’s identitarian youth movement. She breaks taboos, talks about racial awareness and national identity and provokes the French political establishment quite violently. She has an intuitive understanding of how new generations communicate and combines humour and confrontation in a way that appeals to younger people.