Here’s a funny picture on the kind-hearted men that the left-wing in USA and Sweden (and more) are supporting. Here they are doing a Nazi salute to offend the Jews they hate so much. One picture says it all. Steeped in Nazi heritage and Islamic hatred.
Apparently the terrorists in Gaza get food and other things [...]
Archive for the ‘The Middle East’ Category
Gas out Gaza
Posted in The Middle East, tagged Arabs, Gaza, Hamas, Israel, Nazis, Palestine, Politics on December 6, 2008 | 2 Comments »
War is not the answer II …
Posted in Africa, America, Asia, Europe, Oceanica, Scandinavia, The Middle East, tagged anti-war, FRA, noninterventionism, Patriot Act, Politics, war, war on terror on November 6, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
I feel that I have to treat last post at greater length. First of all, I am not a pacifist (as Lennon was). I believe that sometimes wars can be justified, but only if we are being attacked ourselves and/or it is in our own interest to take to action. I do not believe it [...]
War is not the answer …
Posted in Africa, America, Asia, Europe, Scandinavia, The Middle East, tagged anti-war, FRA, noninterventionism, Patriot Act, Politics, war, war on terror on November 6, 2008 | 9 Comments »
War is not the answer to free man from the evils in our world. I have come to understand that. I’ve seen and understood the emergence of principles that only give lip service to free-market principles and “limited government” ideas, but whose first priority, for which it is willing to sacrifice anything else, is military [...]
Louis CK “Everything’s amazing, nobody’s happy”
Posted in Africa, America, Asia, Europe, Oceanica, Scandinavia, The Middle East, tagged Conan O'Brian, Louis C K, Politics on October 25, 2008 | 31 Comments »
Louis C K was visiting Conan O’Brian some weeks ago talking about that we might need some of the problems with our economy that we have now.
I think he’s on to something here. This is extremely apparent when it comes to Iceland, a country that has turned from being a poor icy rock in the [...]
Israel
Posted in The Middle East, tagged Israel, Politics, The Middle East on October 19, 2008 | 10 Comments »
The creation of Israel, whether you like the state of Israel of today or not, WAS and IS a total disregard of the Arab society. The western world basically decided that there is going to be a country there, and screw those guys who happen to live there right now. I think Arabs (and the [...]
Thank you Oðin I’m not Italian
Posted in Europe, The Middle East, tagged freedom of speech, Italy, Pope Benedict XVI, Sabina Guzzanti on September 13, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
An Italian comedienne (Sabina Guzzanti) who said that Pope Benedict XVI would go to Hell and be tormented by homosexual demons is facing a prison term of up to 5 years. The law that was enforced by former Fascist dictator Benito Mussulini and prohibits verbal attacks on the Pope and the Italian Prime Minister. The case [...]
Rice in Libya
Posted in Africa, America, The Middle East, tagged Condoleezza Rice, democracy, Gadhafi, USA on September 6, 2008 | 2 Comments »
Condi’s going to Libya to present the brutal dictator Gadhafi with her visit. I think that is extremely bad news, especially because I believe that we have to create a union for democracies AGAINST dictatorships. At present we have the UN, a poor joke where dictatorships and democracies are being treated likewise.
Why can’t we just [...]
Under construction
Posted in Africa, America, Asia, Europe, Scandinavia, The Middle East, tagged blogging, Newbie on August 7, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
As you might have seen “Pro Libertate Nostra” is under construction. I’m still a newbie to this so I’m learning the best I can but it is still hard to get certain things. Like how can I get more people to my blog, what is a tag, what design looks best etc. A lot to [...]
Bard hates Christianity
Posted in Scandinavia, The Middle East on August 3, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Recently, the spiritual-philosophical Zoroastrianist/singer of the bands BWO (Bodies without Organs) and Army of Lovers, Alexander Bard said that he hates Christianity “… because it is so stupid”.
Well, to be honest, he’s just about right. Christianity IS rather stupid to begin with, but the fact is that Alexander Bard is not living how he preaches. [...]
One more terrorist down!! Farc is on the run …
Posted in America, Asia, Scandinavia, The Middle East on May 25, 2008 | 2 Comments »
Happy news folks! The terrorist leader Marulanda might be dead. A national news magazine had earlier reported the death of Manuel “Sureshot” Marulanda on 26 March, citing the defense minister, Juan Manuel Santos. Santos said reports from guerrillas suggested Mr Marulanda died of a heart attack, although he also told the Semana news magazine that [...]
May 1st?
Posted in Africa, America, Asia, Europe, Oceanica, Scandinavia, The Middle East on April 28, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
I pity the fool … who is attending the communist circus on May 1st. =)
The green food crisis
Posted in Africa, America, Asia, Europe, Oceanica, Scandinavia, The Middle East on April 20, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
The world is facing a crisis. Remember my contribution when I wrote about why Icelandic food is so expensive? Well the same goes for the rest of the world. Food prices are skyrocketing.
Foodstuffs have gone up 41 percent in price since October 2007 globally, pushing many people over the line from poverty into privation or [...]
Fun in the jungle?
Posted in The Middle East on April 20, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
“Moreover, absolute unlimited freedom will change the world into a jungle.” //Facebook Muslim (about what would happen if we would let the freedom of speech continue to be, uhm, free.)
Yes, and absolute restriction of freedom will change the world into a prison. If we are going to play the monkey game I rather choose to [...]
Cultural Imperialism
Posted in Africa, America, Asia, Europe, Oceanica, Scandinavia, The Middle East on April 14, 2008 | 2 Comments »
Cultural Imperialism – just the word cause hatred and anger in the left-wing camp. Why is that? I would probably call myself a cultural imperialist. If it means that we spread the values of individual freedom and democracy to places in the world where these values are being questioned I’m all in favor. How can [...]
What is there is there and we just have to make the best of it
Posted in America, The Middle East on April 11, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
I am not opposed to the existence of religions. I def. know that religions always will exist. I won’t be so radical as the communists in Russia that turned the Churches into supply depots and sheds (although it is tempting). People should have the right to worship whatever, but they have no right to hinder [...]
Religion must be a private matter – not a matter for the State
Posted in Africa, America, Europe, Scandinavia, The Middle East on April 10, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Today the radicalization of religion (all religions) is one of the most fearsome threats to our civilization. Of course government shouldn’t be mixed up with religion. That was one of the basic ideas that the US was founded on – sadly though much of that has disappeared, however, religion is always difficult, the US being [...]
The Jante Law is killing me
Posted in Africa, America, Asia, Europe, Oceanica, Scandinavia, The Middle East on March 26, 2008 | 3 Comments »
Is there anything more obnoxious than envy and hatred towards a person’s success? In English it is important to differ between jealousy and envy. But what is the distinction? Well, according to Gerrod Parrott jealousy concerns something one has and is afraid of losing, while envy concerns something one does not have and either he [...]
So depressive …
Posted in Africa, America, Asia, Europe, Oceanica, Scandinavia, The Middle East on March 25, 2008 | 7 Comments »
A new phenomenon is taking over Sweden – the fashion blogs. I don’t know how huge this is abroad but in Sweden it has really exploded on the market. As we all know Fashion is a multi-billion-dollar industry that has considerable impact on the way ordinary people clothe themselves. As fashion is trend-driven and fashion [...]
Development and cultures
Posted in Africa, America, Asia, Europe, Oceanica, Scandinavia, The Middle East on March 14, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
I have been discussing cultures and especially the Muslim practice of circumcision of women. Some people write and think like this: “i feel you are being ignorant to the practices that other cultures have”. I hate this thinking. I hate leftiest, hippies, liberals (in an American political scale), anthropologists, and other scums who believe that [...]





