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From the archives: Remember, remember 11 September; Murderous monsters in flight; Reject their dark game; And let Liberty's flame; Burn prouder and ever more bright - Geoffrey Barto "Bjørn Stærks hyklerske dobbeltmoral er til å spy av. Under det syltynne fernisset av redelighet sitter han klar med en vulkan av diagnoser han kan klistre på annerledes tenkende mennesker når han etter beste evne har spilt sine kort. Jeg tror han har forregnet seg. Det blir ikke noe hyggelig under sharia selv om han har slikket de nye herskernes støvlesnuter."
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Posts, May 2005:
Et EU uten bakkekontakt: Motstanden mot EU-grunnloven i Frankrike og Nederland har gitt "vente og se"-argumentet mot EU dobbel gyldighet. Fra før av har det beste argumentet mot øyeblikkelig EU-medlemskap i mine øyne vært at vi ikke vet om EU er i stand til [...] Don't you know there's a war on?: [A guest entry from my other twin brother, who we last heard from in Total War Blog.] By Panzerbeorn The liberal media elite - yes it exists - doesn't admit defeat easily. It couldn't prevent the liberation of Iraq, Afghanistan, [...] Henteekteskap - problemet vokser: Human Rights Service has sluppet en ny rapport om bruken av henteekteskap i norske innvandrermiljøer. Innvandringsdebatten er full av dogmer, og det er prisverdig av HRS å bidra med harde fakta. [...] SSB accused of faulty demographics: Ole Jørgen Anfindsen takes on Statistics Norway (SSB) and demographics researcher Lars Østby for grossly underestimating the growth of Norway's non-Western population. Østby's 1992 estimates implied a 3-4% yearly growth which turned out to be way off the mark - [...] Mer om kvalitetsjournalistikk: Det er lett å klage over at mediene har blitt overfladiske og ensrettete newstainment-leverandører - antagelig en av de få tingene jeg, Klassekampen, og mange av Dagbladet’s lesere er enige om. Men det er viktig å ikke bare klage, men [...] Bendik Wold's intellectuals: I'm not sure what Bendik Wold, literary editor of Morgenbladet, wants to say with this opinion piece in Dagbladet. It has something to do with "the intellectuals", their failure to influence those in power, and their thirst for phony antagonism. [...] Redd oss fra den dvaske journalistikken: Viktig innlegg fra Terje Svabø: Journalister for Jens. Spesielt dette: [...] Må vi ha en ny EU-debatt?: Høyre vil ha ny EU-søknad i 2007 .. etter tilhørende debatt og folkeavstemning. Jeg har bare en reaksjon: Må vi? Må vi virkelig? [...] En bloggoppsummering: På tide med en liten oppsummering av hva andre norske bloggere snakker om for tiden: [...] A global, personalized culture: One of the intriguing things about the world of global markets and global technology we have entered is the opportunity it offers us to create our own personalized culture. Unique and narrow interests are no longer discriminated against. If you're [...] |
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2005-05-31 In Dagbladet's blog: An EU out of touch with the people. 2 comments2005-05-25 New blog: Milblogg, by Stian Hopmark, an officer in the Norwegian army. 8 comments2005-05-23 Rita Karlsen at Human Rights Service responds to accusations about bad statistics. Read on. Continue reading3 comments 2005-05-22 Brand new Norwegian/American blogger: Seixon, who writes about the Norwegian media's selective reporting on Iraq war casualties. 1 comments[Insert pseudo-relevant Eurosong commentary with witty remarks and dubious political analogies here.] 7 comments2005-05-21 New post in Dagbladet's blog, about the report from Human Rights Service on family reunion abuse. 0 comments2005-05-19 Apropos demographics, Human Rights Service has released a report detailing the extensive exploitation of family "reunion" laws as an immigration back door. A large generation of non-Western children is approaching marriable age. How many of them will have to be traded on the immigration market before we stop this? 2 comments2005-05-18 29 year old Kurd convicted in Sweden for financing Ansar al-Islam used to live in Bergen, where he was the "mullah" of a small and despised extremist circle. 0 commentsWhen all you have is a hammer, everything looks like a jihad - even people who are slaughtered by the hundreds just because they're fed up with their evil dictator. Update: Øyvind Strømmen has more. 1 comments2005-05-17 Newsweek didn't "lie", they made a mistake. And when people start killing each other over desecrated books, that's their problem, not the messenger's, even when the messenger is wrong, (or just nervous). Update: More at Typisk Tor Andre. Update: Doubts about whether the Newsweek article was even responsible for the riots. 8 comments2005-05-13 In Dagbladet: More about quality journalism. Now is the time to explain to the newspapers what kind of journalism you want - falling sales figures forces them to listen. 0 commentsMatt Welch in Reason on the Putin-Bush relationship. "Bush, to his credit, has rejected most of Putin's linkage between the War on Terror and the civil war in Chechnya, and he has stood firmly on the side of liberal reformers most everywhere they have appeared along Russia's borders." Read also this post in Hit and Run. 0 commentsEven more new Norwegian blogs: Tåkeprat fra et tåkesinn and Fredriks liv og tanker. 0 comments2005-05-12 In Dagbladet's blog: Save us from mediocre journalism. See also this discussion for an example of what can happen when you let the readers into your newspaper. 0 comments2005-05-07 New Norwegian blogs: Øyvind's Knowledge, Raymond M. Kristiansen's political blog, Anders Ulstein, and Harald's Feilinformert. 0 comments2005-05-06 In Dagbladet: Must we have another EU debate? Continue reading0 comments 2005-05-02 4 comments |
