Essential apps

Do you have a smartphone? What apps do you have in it? No doubt a whole lot that are informative, enjoyable and just plain amusing. In Israel certain apps are, well, kind of vital. In a life and death kind of way. That’s because of the various Palestinian Arab governments. There are two at the […]

Fjordman interviewed in Germany's Junge Freiheit

The perspective from both sides of the Islamist tsunami Read Norwegian blogger Fjordman’s article, published in German in Junge Freiheit and in English in the excellent Tundra Tabloids. The article should be compulsory reading for all European foreign ministers and all media and journalism students throughout Europe. Thanks to Fjordman and to Tundra Tabloids for their permission to […]

UN silence versus UN action

China invaded Tibet and has systematically ethnically cleansed up to one million Tibetan civilians – men, women and children – from their homes, forcibly transferring them to China and replacing them with ethnic Chinese. But Tibet has no oil. The UN has remained silent. No military action from the UN to protect Tibetan civilians’ human […]

Amnesty International's Public Apology

Remember Amnesty International Finland’s Frank Johansson? He’s the scurrilous individual whose salary is paid out of public donations, who a few months back used such choice expressions as “scum state” when referring to Israel. The Tundra Tabloids blog brought the matter to the attention of the world and pursued it in a variety of ways, […]

Swedish Islamists riot

Islamists in Sweden rioted to defend their right to attack an artist in the Swedish university town of Uppsala. Artist Lars Vilks came to fame as the person who drew a controversial cartoon depicting the Muslim prophet Mohammed. Conservative Muslims insist Mohammed is not to be portrayed in images since they regard this as an […]

Mayday, Mayday from Sweden

Want to know how Sweden is perceived from its neighbour Finland’s perspective? Read Tundra Tabloids for a view of how Ilmar Reepalu, the extremist left-wing mayor of Malmö in Southern Sweden, celebrated May Day. His statements and sentiments are shocking, to say the least. Related links: Ilmar Reepalu – from this site Malmö – from […]

The view from Scandinavia

In Washington, Hussein Obama is going all-out to impose an anti-Israel solution against Israel. He envisions peace with something he terms “the Palestinians” as though they are (1) a homogeneous group, (2) an ethnic group distinct from all other Arabs, (3) interested in striking a deal that recognises the rights of their Jewish neighbours and (4) capable […]

Hamas turns on its own people

Today Hamas executed two Palestinian Arabs by firing squad. The move was met by strong protests from Palestinian, Israeli and international human rights organisations, which characterised the operation as illicit. The two men were charged with collaborating with Israel. Hamas has previously executed several Palestinian Arabs charged with collaborating with Fatah, a rival Palestinian Arab […]

The EU goes to school and learns nothing

Catherine Ashton is high representative of the European Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy and vice president of the European Commission. At considerable public expense (she and her extensive retinue are funded by European taxpayers), she recently traveled to the Gaza Strip on what she termed was a mission “to see whether European assistance […]

A composite view of the Middle East

Take a look at the state of play from the vantage points as far apart as Scandinavia, the USA, and inside the Middle East itself. A Finnish blogger, KGS of Tundra Tabloids, brings this story of how Church organizations in Finland and Sweden routinely engage in spine-chillingly anti-Semitic trips that are funded partly by the […]