Jews can be at least partially blamed for the US situation. I've yet to see any proof that Jews were responsible for European immigration policy.

But hey, just saying "jews!" requires like critical thought, doesn't it?

As far as Britain is concerned jews occupy high office in the government and have done so for decades,often changing their names to hide their semitic origins. It is these people who have pushed for or allowed ever greater numbers of aliens to invade our shores.
Furthermore if it were not for the jew led resistance to National Socialist Germany we would not be in this predicament now.

Maybe they will talk tough about Muslims and even mention that Norway is for Norwegians, but they will never go as far stating that only a white, non-jew can be a Norwegian.

AB, were there Muslims in Australia when your whites-only immigration law was changed in 1966? Of course not. Yet, somebody changed it, right?

Wanna know who changed it? "International financial pressure", that's who. Of the same sort that turned Rhodesia and South Africa over to the cannibals. The headquarters of that "international financial pressure" is the United States, in the same way that Rome pressured it's extended provinces with violence, for tribute. And should some patriotic Aussie decide he'd rather save his people than continue $$$ holding office $$$, there's incentive #2. ->

Just because Amerisrael doesn't regularly use the troops it has in 140 countries doesn't mean that your politicians don't know they're there, and why.

Now, that said, we both know about who controls the American WORLD Empire, don't we?

Norway’s Christian Democrats Asked State to Sponsor Non-White Immigrants
Posted by admin on: 2006-03-17 00:04:28

The leader of the Norwegian Christian Democrats Party, Dagfinn Høybråten, has announced his support for a scheme by which the state should sponsor and give preference to non-White immigrant job seekers, above the interests of native Nrowegains.

He told the newspaper Aftenposten that "we must try some solutions that haven't been tried before." Høybråten, a former government minister, stressed that jobs are the most important means of integrating immigrants into Norwegian society. Finding work is a major challenge for foreigners in Norway.

Aftenposten's "News in English" is constantly hearing from readers complaining about how difficult it is to find a job in the country that regularly ranks as among the world's richest and among the best in which to live. The reality they face is far different, as they regularly endure literally hundreds of rejections.

(illustration: Arab Daud Abed graduated from a Norwegian business academy, says he's applied for more than 100 jobs and had just as many rejections. He's now driving a cab in Oslo. We might ask what he is even doing in Oslo in the first place.)

Even highly educated and experienced professionals, and those who are fluent in Norwegian, face barriers in the job market. Immigrants from outside the European Union, especially those from non-western countries, often have the hardest time.

Høybråten thinks the state should subsidize private companies that offer to give a job to non-Norwegian applicants. His political party intends to float a measure in parliament that in its essence would sponsor jobs for immigrants in the private sector.

Politicians from the Labour and Socialist Left parties seem ready to back the measure, but want it to apply to other hard-pressed groups of job seekers as well, such as the physically disabled.

The Progress Party, Norway's most conservative party, is already voicing opposition, however. Per Sandberg, deputy leader of the party that currently ranks as Norway's largest in public opinion polls, called the proposal for state-sponsored salaries for immigrants "hopeless" because it would give certain groups special treatment and could result in reverse discrimination against Norwegians.

Media Link

http://www.aftenposten.no/english/local/article1247449.ece

News Source: NAN

http://natallnews.com/story.php?id=1247

Political partys of this kind is no solution, only a diversion.

Thank you for clarifying that.

I would not keep my hopes high whenever some conservative party makes a populist demand.They still remain conservative in spirit.

To make things worse,Norway as all middle and nothern European countries, propably has a parlamentary system were a political party needs more than 50% of the vote to govern the country.

Since this "Progress" party will not get over 50% it will has to go into a coalition with more moderate conservative parties or even the liberal center-left parties.Which means that it has to water down its message even more so to come to a compromise.

Remember as a rule the following:

Where there is no underground grass-roots movement there cannot be a serious political alternative.

And i personally know nothing about a norwegian neo-nazi movement.Maybe some Norwegian can clarify things for us.

And i personally know nothing about a norwegian neo-nazi movement.

It exists, at least in principle. I don't know how strong it is, however.

It exists, at least in principle. I don't know how strong it is, however.

And here, Svenska motståndsrörelsen/Nasjonal Motstand (Swedish resistance/National resistance) exists in both Sweden and Norway.