Norway, Ireland and Spain to recognize Palestinian statehood
Showing posts with label Norway. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Norway. Show all posts
Wednesday, May 22, 2024
Thursday, April 25, 2024
Ilhan Omar: Someday anti-semitism will triumph again, and it will be right
Import Somali hatred of Jews to Minnesota, and hatred of Jews is what you will get.
Ask yourself why the state's Norwegians Quislings are OK with this and you are on your way to understanding.
Diversity is their strength, not America's.
Tuesday, January 30, 2024
Norway, Europe's most anti-semitic country, is also its most fascist economy, centered in dem ebil fossil fuels lol
Norway’s sovereign wealth fund, the world’s largest, was established in the 1990s to invest the surplus revenues of the country’s oil and gas sector. To date, the fund has put money in more than 8,500 companies in 70 countries around the world.
More.
Wednesday, April 26, 2023
Suddenly in retirement Fauci is just another physician, not the embodiment of Science who presided over the deaths of 1.1 million Americans
Fauci's still in utter denial about the early timeline, and about the relative severity of the pandemic here in the United States vs. elsewhere.
The outcome in the US has been 3.6 times worse than in Norway, 6.02 times worse than in Japan. But Fauci, the former embodiment of The Science ™, has ZERO curiosity about why.
The vaccines were already designed by the end of January 2020 (really? sounds like a PLANDEMIC, uh oh), but Fauci behaved rationally at the time like we weren't going to have a global pandemic which would even require them?
Give me a break. That's astonishing.
The entire interview is full of dodgy shit.
The New York Times, here:
“I’m
a physician,” he told me in response to criticism that he had pushed
the country too far. “That’s my identity. I’ve taken care of thousands
of patients in one period of my life during the early years of H.I.V. I
believe that I have seen as much or more suffering and death as anybody
has in most careers. I don’t mean to seem preachy, but I don’t want to
see people suffer and I don’t want to see people die."...
"Something clearly went wrong. And I don’t know exactly what it was. But
the reason we know it went wrong is that we are the richest country in
the world, and on a per-capita basis we’ve done worse than virtually all other countries. And there’s no reason that a rich country like ours has to have 1.1 million deaths. Unacceptable."...
"When you look around, nobody did great, except maybe one or two countries. Most everybody did poorly."...
"If it took three years to get a vaccine, we would have had five million deaths here."...
Wallace-Wells:
Let’s talk about the vaccines. It was the fastest rollout in history, a
miracle of modern medicine. But we had vaccines designed by the end of
January 2020. The Phase II safety trials were completed by early July.
Could we have accelerated the rollout from there and blunted that awful
first winter surge? Could we do it faster in the future?
Fauci:
Yes. The G7 talks about it: the hundred-day mission, to have
distribution within a hundred days. Not that everybody gets vaccinated,
but that you start doing it. Is that easy? No, it’s going to be really
hard. Is it possible? I think so. ...
Wallace-Wells: But if you go back in time, if you put yourself in February 2020, you’re telling Helen Branswell,7
for instance, that this virus was low-risk and that you didn’t want to
stake your credibility on what could be a false alarm. Do you wish you
had said then more emphatically that this is a real, urgent threat and
that we need to stand up our defenses immediately?
Fauci:
Yeah, I think, retrospectively, we certainly should have done that. If
you look at what we knew at the time, though — we didn’t know that in
January. We were not fully appreciative of the fact that we were dealing
with a highly, highly transmissible virus that was clearly spread by
ways that were unprecedented and unexperienced by us. And so it fooled
us in the beginning and confused us about the need for masks and the
need for ventilation and the need for inhibition of social interaction.
Saturday, August 1, 2020
It doesn't follow that rigorous measures against coronavirus fail to produce low new daily cases, unless you are an asshat who thinks 10x more cases or 22x more deaths on the way there is preferable
Wednesday, June 3, 2020
Rush Limbaugh the idiot: Sweden Proves the Lockdown Was Unnecessary
"RUSH: This guy, Neil Ferguson's
predictions at the outset said 90,000 people in Sweden would die because
they weren't gonna lock down, and 4,000 people died."
Rush Limbaugh's standard of expert opinion is always the guy who gets it wrong the worst.
That's called cherry picking, which is what idiots do.
Let's try to do it the right way.
Sweden deaths to date (no lockdown): 4,542 (18th in the world).
Deaths among fellow Nordics to date (with lockdowns):
Norway: 237
Finland: 321
Denmark: 580.
Sweden also has nearly 41,000 cases and rising. Daily new cases there are near record highs. Sweden is still feeding the beast. The other Nordics have 75% fewer total cases and even fewer than that. The other Nordics are doing enormously better than Sweden.
19 times better, 14 times better, 8 times better.
Rush can pretend this is over all he wants. This isn't over by a longshot, there or anywhere else, until new cases come down and fall to zero.
Sweden's fatality rate is more than twice as high as America's at 11%+. Expect 4,000 more deaths in Sweden at the minimum.
Rush Limbaugh's standard of expert opinion is always the guy who gets it wrong the worst.
That's called cherry picking, which is what idiots do.
Let's try to do it the right way.
Sweden deaths to date (no lockdown): 4,542 (18th in the world).
Deaths among fellow Nordics to date (with lockdowns):
Norway: 237
Finland: 321
Denmark: 580.
Sweden also has nearly 41,000 cases and rising. Daily new cases there are near record highs. Sweden is still feeding the beast. The other Nordics have 75% fewer total cases and even fewer than that. The other Nordics are doing enormously better than Sweden.
19 times better, 14 times better, 8 times better.
Rush can pretend this is over all he wants. This isn't over by a longshot, there or anywhere else, until new cases come down and fall to zero.
Sweden's fatality rate is more than twice as high as America's at 11%+. Expect 4,000 more deaths in Sweden at the minimum.
Wednesday, July 17, 2019
Global flight to US safety: Foreign holdings of US Treasury securities soar $105.5 billion month over month, $324 billion year over year
Japan is up year over year $52 billion, the UK $58 billion, Luxembourg $21 billion, the Caymans $30 billion, Singapore $31 billion, France $35 billion, Norway $49 billion . . ..
Tuesday, February 26, 2019
Wednesday, March 14, 2018
Hooah Jim Geraghty!
Here:
Government doesn’t louse up everything, but it sure louses up a lot of what it promises to deliver:
from the Big Dig to Healthcare.gov;
from letting veterans die waiting for health care to failing to prioritize the levees around New Orleans and funding other projects instead;
from 9/11 to the failure to see the housing bubble that precipitated the Great Recession;
from misconduct in the Secret Service to the IRS targeting conservative groups;
from lavish conferences at the General Services Administration to the Solyndra grants;
from the runaway costs of California’s high-speed-rail project to Operation Fast and Furious;
from the OPM breach to giving Hezbollah a pass on trafficking cocaine.
The federal government has an abysmal record of abusing the public’s trust, finances, and its own authority. Now some people want it to take on a bigger role? If you want to enact a massive overhaul of America’s economy and government to redistribute wealth, you first have to demonstrate that you can accomplish something smaller, like ensuring every veteran gets adequate care. Until then, if you want to live like a Norwegian, buy a plane ticket.
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Friday, January 12, 2018
Monday, November 27, 2017
As long as you are a good Democrat, like Al Franken, you can get away with molesting women and stay in the US Senate
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Methodically executed 77 in Norway, gets only 21 years! |
Franken committed unwanted kissing and touching, but he gets to go back to work in the US Senate today.
Just like Norway, it seems Minnesota will go easy on just about everything.
All you have to do is apologize!
Story here.
Thursday, August 10, 2017
Laugh of the Day 3.0: Norwegian feminist feels guilty his Somali rapist was deported after serving his sentence
“I am afraid that no girls want me and that other men laugh at me. Afraid that I'll be perceived as anti-feminist when I say that young men who are struggling should get more attention."
Ha ha ha ha ha!
Stockholm obviously exports its syndrome. I wonder how much they make off that? Good thing they're not in NATO or they'd enervate the entire alliance, not just Norway.
Tuesday, March 24, 2015
Obama is derelict in his duty, snubs new head of NATO
And the irony is Norway's Stoltenberg hates Israel as much as Obama does. Maybe Stoltenberg is too much of a right wing socialist for Obama.
Reported here by Josh Rogin:
"President Barack Obama has yet to meet with the new head of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, and won't see Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg this week, even though he is in Washington for three days. Stoltenberg’s office requested a meeting with Obama well in advance of the visit, but never heard anything from the White House, two sources close to the NATO chief told me."
Tuesday, December 30, 2014
Norway whacks GDP projection by over 50% amidst plunging oil prices
Seen here:
According to Statistics Norway, lower investment in the oil sector, Norway's primary growth engine, will likely slow the country's overall GDP growth to 1% next year from 2.1% anticipated in September.
The Conservative-led government has not proposed modifications to the current tax levels imposed on the oil and gas sector, where an additional 51 percent income tax rate applies to make the effective rate 78 percent.
Instead, in order to compensate for declining oil revenues, the current right-wing government, made up of the Conservative and Progress parties, has proposed tax reform measures that would significantly alter the distribution of Norway's tax revenues.
The measure, that would see the tax burden moved from corporate and personal income toward taxes on consumption and property, has been criticized by left-leaning opposition parties.
Friday, May 30, 2014
Cold wintry places which had positive GDP, unlike the US under Obama (-1.0%)
Poland +1.10%
Denmark .89%
Germany .80%
England .80%
CANADA .70%
Switzerland .50%
Norway .30%
Denmark .89%
Germany .80%
England .80%
CANADA .70%
Switzerland .50%
Norway .30%
Saturday, May 12, 2012
Norway's Peace Geezer Johan Galtung Erupts With Sustained Anti-Semitism
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'Principal Founder of Peace and Conflict Studies' |
Blaming the Jews not just for the inspiration, mind you, but for the crime of the Norway shooter, according to this story:
Appearing on the left-wing radio show Democracy Now, Norwegian academic Johan Galtung, whose grand-daughter was nearly killed during the attack, hinted darkly that Breivik drew inspiration from the notorious Irgun bombing of the King David Hotel in Jerusalem, which occurred on the same date in 1946. In a subsequent speech, Galtung suggested Mossad involvement in the Norwegian massacre, noting for good measure that Jews control the American media.
Here's a transcript of Galtung's remarks on Breivik's choice of 22/7:
JOHAN GALTUNG: Well, she is doing fine. She’s a strong young woman, a wonderful person. Thanks for having me.
Well, the mass murderer is now in court. There’s a lot of talk about his psychology. I find that less interesting. Much more interesting are the deep motivations, always thinking politically. And in order to get into that, you can start with the date he chose. That was 22nd of July. Twenty-second of July, 1099, the Knights Templars liberated Jerusalem for the Christians, later on for the Jews. The 22nd of July, 1946, King David Hotel was exploded by what was at that time Jewish terrorists. Some of them later became prime ministers of Israel. So the day is not quite by chance. He has deep, deep anchorings in Judeo-Christian mythology and the myths of the Knight Templars.
So, I suppose we're supposed to believe that the King David Hotel attack was chosen by Jews, what, to commemorate an attack on Jerusalem by Christians in 1099? What a crackpot.
But there's more, much more.
So, I suppose we're supposed to believe that the King David Hotel attack was chosen by Jews, what, to commemorate an attack on Jerusalem by Christians in 1099? What a crackpot.
But there's more, much more.
The Mossad connection to Breivik was asserted in a now infamous speech given by Galtung last September, all of which is neatly summarized with links here by Bruce Bawer:
Last September 30, he gave another lecture entitled “Ten Theses about July 22” – that being the date on which Anders Behring Breivik massacred 77 people in and near Oslo. The lecture, according to NRK, the Norwegian national broadcasting company, “was greeted with a standing ovation by some, while others chose to leave the auditorium.” Good for them. In Dagbladet on October 7, John Færseth neatly summed up the lecture’s message as follows: “Galtung comes dangerously close to the idea that the world is really controlled by Jews and Freemasons.” After Galtung replied to Færseth, the latter followed up by reprinting his Dagbladet article in the Humanist along with a reply to Galtung’s reply. Galtung’s reply to the reply to his reply – are you still with me? – appeared in a later issue of the Humanist, and both items from the Humanist were made available online on April 23. ...
Among the questions Galtung wants to see discussed freely – in order, you understand, to prevent an explosion of anti-Semitism – is whether, as one of his fellow “peace researchers” in Sweden has proposed, Anders Behring Breivik was an operative for the Mossad. (In other words, Galtung expects us to mull over the proposition that the government of Israel masterminded the cold-blooded execution of dozens of Norwegian teenagers attending a summer camp.)
Galtung also suggests that a more open and robust discussion of the contents of a certain book would be yet another healthy way to prevent anti-Semitism from spinning out of control. Which book? Why, the Protocols of the Elders of Zion, of course. “I wonder how many of those who have such definite opinions about the Protocols of the Elders of Zion have actually read them?” Galtung writes. “It’s impossible to do so today without thinking of Goldman-Sachs.”
Norway, to paraphrase Harvey, is a pestilent seminary, the cause of more or less truculent plagues, of the Breivik variety, and of the Galtung.
Must be something in the water.
Must be something in the water.
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Friday, May 4, 2012
UK Guardian None Too Happy Sarkozy Played Muslim Card
In an editorial, here, about the one and only debate between Sarkozy and Hollande:
At one point Mr Sarkozy plumbed new depths in a campaign which had already turned xenophobic to recapture ground from Marine Le Pen. This was where he explained that he was not bothered about Canadian or Norwegian immigrants getting the vote, but Algerian, Malian and Nigerian ones – the Muslim ones of course: "Community tensions come from whom and they come from where?" This was the Sarkozy of old, the former interior minister of raw political ambition who earned the loathing of his colleagues by calling delinquents rabble, and promising to cleanse minority suburbs with a Kärcher high-pressure water hose.
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Tuesday, May 1, 2012
Norway is Anti-Semitic Because it Singles Out Israel for Opprobrium
So says Michael Sharnoff here, where he provides numerous examples dating from 2006 to the present:
Oslo’s recent behavior reveals a proclivity toward singling out Israel among all other nations for international opprobrium.
Norwegian leaders and officials attempt to justify their anti-Israel actions based on the narrative that Israel occupies Palestinian land. They typically avoid specifically targeting Jews, for fear of being labeled anti-Semitic, but their actions nonetheless exhibit traits of “genteel anti-Semitism.” ...
I would like to remind the Norwegian government and corporate CEOs of the European Union’s examples of the ways in which anti-Semitism manifests itself: “Claiming that the existence of a State of Israel is a racist endeavor, applying double standards by requiring of it a behavior not expected or demanded by any other democratic nation; and drawing comparisons of contemporary Israeli policy to that of the Nazis.”
Sunday, April 22, 2012
The Most Important Thing About The Norway Terrorist
From Barry Rubin in The Jerusalem Post, here:
IF TERRORIST murders by Hamas and Islamists did not stop well-intentioned future leaders of Norway from considering them heroic underdogs, an evil local man could think his act of terrorism would gain sympathy and change Europe’s politics.
After all, it has already changed the Middle East, and even been sanctified by Western media, intellectuals and governments.
When Norway’s ambassador to Israel tries to distinguish between “bad” terrorism in Norway and “understandable” terrorism against Israelis, that opens the door to a man who thinks his country is “occupied” by leftists and Muslims.
In this sense, the most important thing about the Norway terrorist is not that he is right-wing or anti-Islam. The most important thing is that he believed terrorism would work on behalf of his cause.
Had he held all of the same beliefs but didn’t think murder was a good tactic, nobody would be dead from his actions.
Of course, he was mentally unbalanced, but had a material basis for his imaginings.
What he didn’t understand is that many Europeans will accept terrorism against Israelis or even Americans; very few will applaud terrorism against fellow Europeans.
Nevertheless, many people gave him the idea that terrorism would change minds, and bring victory. They weren’t those whose blogs he quoted a few times in a 1,500-page manifesto, and who explicitly rejected violence. It was the successful terrorists and their Western enablers who gave him the tactic he implemented.
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