Norway’s role in the Oslo Accords questioned after key figures appear in Epstein files

 

Trove of documents reveal Norwegian top-diplomats Mona Juul and her husband Terje Rod-Larsen had strong connections to the late sex offender

Norway has always lauded itself for its role in international diplomacy, most notably for its facilitating of the Oslo Accords signed by Israel and the Palestinians in 1993.

That image was based on its self-created reputation for diplomatic neutrality and impartiality, but recent revelations in the trove of files released related to the sex offender Jeffrey Epstein cast serious doubts on that narrative.

Mona Juul and her husband Terje Rod-Larsen, two significant Norwegian figures involved in the accords, appeared as close contacts of the late billionaire and sexual offender. 

The latest disclosures have also drawn renewed attention on documents related to the agreement that have been missing for over 33 years. 

The Red Party, a socialist political party in Norway, is now demanding that Rod-Larsen and Juul, who served as ambassador to Israel in 2001, hand over the private archives.

Juul most recently was the Norwegian ambassador to Jordan and Iraq until the Epstein scandal forced her suspension and later resignation.

Norwegian police are currently investigating the extent of ties between Juul and Rod-Larsen and Epstein. The pair are facing charges of corruption and complicity.

Epstein is widely understood to have worked as an agent of Israel and was a close confidante of its former prime minister, Ehud Barak.

Bjornar Moxnes, member of the Standing Committee on Foreign Affairs and Defence in the Norwegian parliament, and former leader of the Red party, says that Norway’s role in the creation of the Oslo Accords must be investigated given the scandal. 

“The roles that the peace brokers were playing needs to be investigated because they have created a romanticised image of the whole process,” Moxnes told Middle East Eye. 

“Norway was not a neutral player as they [Juul and Rod-Larsen] have tried to make it look like.”  (more...)

Norway’s role in the Oslo Accords questioned after key figures appear in Epstein files

E. Michael Jones on Carrie Prejean Boller's Ouster, Catholic Zionism, and Epstein's America

 

Dr. E. Michael Jones returns to Our Interesting Times to discuss Carrie Prejean Boller's ouster from Presidential Commission on Religious Liberty, the myth of Catholic Zionism, the Epstein file dump and what the information therein means for the American Empire. 

Dr. Jones is the editor of Culture Wars magazine and author of many books including his most recently published Walking with a Bible and a Gun: The Rise, Fall & Return of American Identity.

Jason Kenney is Sounding Off at the Right-Wing Website Juno News for Platforming a White Nationalist

 

How a white nationalist is causing a rift between Alberta's former premier and a right-wing alt-media outlet run by his own former spokesperson

The right-wing alternative media outlet Juno News is coming under fire from an unexpected media critic – former Alberta premier Jason Kenney.

Juno News, a spinoff media brand that is separate but associated with the right-wing outlet True North, is facing an online backlash from prominent conservative figures  after hosting a white nationalist guest on a video podcast this week.

On Family Day, Candice Malcolm, the founder of Juno News, was joined by Daniel Tyrie, the former executive director of  the Peoples’ Party of Canada who now heads an organization called the Dominion Society. which is advocating for the forced mass deportation of several million people from Canada.

Tyrie’s organization refers to this idea as “remigration,” which they define on their website as “the return of foreigners to their respective homelands.”

Tyrie and his group also staged an anti-immigrant protest outside the Conservative convention in Calgary last month featuring photos mocking Pierre Poilievre for wearing a Sikh head covering.  (more...)

Jason Kenney is Sounding Off at the Right-Wing Website Juno News for Platforming a White Nationalist

William Branham, Little Rock, and the Origins of Serpent Seed

 

John and Charles examine the historical context surrounding the public emergence of William Branham’s serpent seed teaching, placing it alongside the Little Rock school integration crisis of 1957. Using court rulings, federal actions, and declassified records, they explore what was happening nationally and regionally as racial segregation was being challenged.

The discussion connects figures such as Roy Davis and Wesley Swift to events in Arkansas and compares those developments with Branham’s own sermons and statements on segregation and interracial marriage. The goal is to separate myth from documented history and show why timing and context matter when evaluating doctrinal claims.

Chapters

• Introduction
• Little Rock and Forced School Integration
• Timing of Serpent Seed’s Introduction
• FBI Records and Roy Davis
• Wesley Swift and the Protests
• Branham’s Public Associations
• Serpent Seed and Segregation Themes

Israel’s Purging of Christians From the Holy Land and the Plot to Keep Americans From Noticing

 

How does Israel treat Christians? We spoke to one whose family has lived there since Jesus. His story is shocking.


Dr. Fares Abraham, a Palestinian-American born in Bethlehem, is the founder of Levant Ministries. Prior to launching his ministry work, he served as a consultant and senior trainer to Fortune 500 companies and U.S. government agencies in Washington, D.C.

Follow him on Instagram and X @faresabraham or visit his website at faresabraham.com to learn more about his work.

Islamic Iran vs. Epstein Oligarchy

 

E. Michael Jones of Culture Wars breaks down the week's news...starting with the looming confrontation between the Islamic Republic of Iran, and the degenerate Zioligarchy that rules the West.

Britain’s Labour party spied on journalists, including me

 

A political scandal is shaking Britain after reports that Labour-linked figures hired a PR firm to spy on journalists probing funding tied to PM Keir Starmer.

An extraordinary political scandal has erupted in Britain, raising the prospect that Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s already embattled government could tumble. On February 5, it was revealed that Labour Together, a dubious ‘think tank’ intimately intertwined with the Labour Party, paid shady PR firm APCO Worldwide tens of thousands of pounds to spy on journalists. Primary targets were reporters exposing damning information on Labour Together's finances and central role in Starmer’s corrupt rise to power. Others were considered “significant persons of interest” for reasons unclear - including me.

The controversy became turbocharged on February 14, when The Times published a front-page investigation into how two of the outlet’s journalists, Gabriel Pogrund and Harry Yorke, were subjects of intense interest to APCO. In November 2023, the pair revealed how £730,000 had been surreptitiously funnelled to Starmer’s 2020 leadership campaign via Labour Together. The organization’s then-chief, Morgan McSweeney - who resigned as the Prime Minister’s top advisor on February 8 in disgrace - failed to declare the funding, a longstanding criminal offence under British law.

The story prompted Labour Together to hire APCO, which runs propaganda campaigns for notorious Zionist entity weapons merchant Elbit Systems. The company was tasked with digging up dirt on a number of journalists, including Pogrund and Yorke, and identifying their information sources. A resultant APCO report charged - without evidence - that damaging leaked information on Labour Together’s finances originated from a Russian hack of Britain’s Electoral Commission in 2023. The report was shared with the National Cyber Security Council, a unit of the notorious signals spying agency GCHQ.

While the NCSC declined to launch an investigation, senior government ministers briefed pliant reporters that the non-existent “Russian hack” had been referred to GCHQ. These undisclosed interventions successfully blunted media interest in Labour Together’s undeclared donation scandal, with mainstream outlets leaving the story alone thereafter. Meanwhile, The Guardian threatened Paul Holden, who led investigations into Labour Together, with publication of a libelous article alleging he was under investigation by British authorities for receiving illegally obtained information from Russia. The Guardian dropped the story due to legal threats.  (more...)

Britain’s Labour party spied on journalists, including me