Hamas, PLO and the Norwegian Governing Regime

Red in tooth and claw.

Looking at a map of the world, it is easy to see how the marxist filth can seep into Norway from Russia. The Soviet state may have changed it's name but it has not changed its nature!

This is a post from here

Labour Youth League summer camp has a number of international guests, including the Fatah Youth, ungomdsorganisasjonen to the former ruling party in Palestine. Palestinian scarves and flags are a distinct feature of camp life, and manager Adrian Nøttestad in South Trøndelag AUF has not forgotten the Middle East in the idyllic summer setting.

- It is far away, but we think about it. We've got people from Gaza, and know the people there as we speak by phone and e-mail, says Nøttestad. He is pleased that the government last week criticized the arrival in Gaza, but is completely disagree with the decision not to provide financial support to the Hamas government.

As AUF leader Gry Larsen's political secretary for foreign mini stone is the deputy leader Martin Henriksen, who speaks on foreign policy matters. He believes that the question of money the government must be reconsidered, and want a harder line towards Israel.

- AUF his message is that when Israel goes further and further in their actions, Norway must also be tougher. Israel've shown that they flout UN resolutions, says Henriksen.
These lying morons should pay a visit to Gaza and check out the malls and mercedes:
http://juniperinthedesert.blogspot.com/2011/06/gaza-flotilla-excursion-suggestions.html

Some people talk as if that Norway did not say from what we think about Israel's actions, and it is wrong. The Palestinians have said that they think we have been clear, and it is important to me, said Stoltenberg

                       

Norway better than others

Stoltenberg also pointed out that Norway has gone further than other countries in allowing Hamas to have contact with Norwegian officials, and emphasized that the criticism against Israel is weakened if not set clear requirements for both parties.

After questioning the Prime Minister took a round in the camp. There he greeted the international guests and got a t-shirt with "Tear down the wall" by Hassan Faraj from the Fatah Youth. Even if Fatah and Hamas are political rivals, also believes that Norway should Faraj provided support for the new Palestinian government.

- Palestine helped to maintain a very democratic elections. It is normal that political parties in Palestine, resistance against the occupation, said Faraj to Adresseavisen.

He sits at the same time appreciate the financial aid, and believes the Norwegian policy towards Palestine, to some extent differs positive.

-We feel that Sweden and Norway will help us more than other European countries, said Faraj.

"Stoltenberg used his speech to announce that the government has best provide another 100 million in aid to Palestine. 63 million will go through the UN, the rest through the Red Cross and other volunteer organizations....Stoltenberg also pointed out that Norway has gone further than other countries in allowing Hamas to have contact with Norwegian officials, and emphasized that the criticism against Israel weakened if they don't set clear requirements for both parties. There he [Stoltenberg] greeted the international guests and got a t-shirt with "Tear down the wall" by Hassan Faraj from the Fatah Youth. Even if Fatah and Hamas are political rivals, [Stoltenberg] believes that Norway should provide support for the new Palestinian government. Palestine has normal elections (??) ...and there are normal political parties in Palestine that are a resistance against occupation, said Faraj to Adresseavisen. Faraj appreciates the financial aid, and believes the Norwegian policy towards Palestine is to some extent positive. We feel that Sweden and Norway will help us more than other European countries, said Faraj."

Norway also funds Pal TV: 

From here:  http://www.palwatch.org/STORAGE/special reports/Norway_and_Palestinian_Authority-After_Annapolis.pdf

Palestinian flags and Palestinian scarves marked the Labour Youth League summer