Does anyone still remember how exciting it was in late 2020 when the COVID-19 vaccines were finally within reach? Excellent trial outcomes suggested that the epidemic might end in 2021. The key concern was the vaccinations’ accessibility, along with their fair distribution among nations. Even though scientists I know and trust had expressed skepticism about the vaccinations’ ability to... 

The government of Iceland has announced an end to all COVID restrictions in the country and has declared that standing up for freedom is more important than supporting tyranny. On the 25th of February Iceland will lift all remaining domestic restrictions, but the Health Minister, Willum Þór Þórsson, says it could happen even sooner. Among the restrictions being removed in Iceland is the requirement... 

The Nordic countries – some more than others – have started to put measures in place to combat coronavirus. While Sweden, Finland, and Iceland still have open borders, Denmark and Norway have closed their borders – except for the so-called ‘asylum seekers’ – despite the fact that many of them have come from coronavirus infested areas in northern Italy, Danish daily newspaper Berlingske... 

In the early hours of Sunday, a volcano in southwest Iceland unleashed a cascade of lava toward the fishing town of Grindavik, compelling the evacuation of residents following a series of hundreds of earthquakes that rattled the region overnight. This dramatic event unfolded less than a month after a powerful eruption had already occurred in the same vicinity. The seismic activity on Saturday, often... 

Icelandic authorities are sounding the alarm of a possible major volcanic eruption in the country of under 400,000 people. A state of emergency has already been declared, and nearly 4,000 people in the small town of Grindavik have been evacuated following magma-induced seismic activity in the area. Nearly 100 earthquakes have been shaking the south of Iceland since Tuesday, Nov. 28, some of which... 

An Icelandic company has plunged the country’s powerful publishing industry into a debate about censorship with its plan to publish a 1976 book that persuasively argues the Holocaust is a hoax: The book, an Icelandic-language translation of “The Hoax of the Twentieth Century: The Case Against the Presumed Extermination of European Jewry” by Arthur Butz, is being advertised online ahead of its... 

The tiny island nation of 360,000 people has the highest incidence of syphilis in all of Europe. To combat the onslaught of syphilis and chlamydia, Iceland’s chief epidemiologist Thorolfur Gudnason wants condoms to be distributed in primary schools, national broadcaster RÚV reported. According to a recent report from the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control, Iceland holds the... 

The top Philippines lawmaker says Iceland’s abortions are worse than its killing of drug dealers, and called for the UN to investigate the Nordic nation’s terminations instead of probing Manila’s war on drugs. “They have more unborn babies that they have aborted or killed,” Senate President Vicente Sotto said on Monday. “There are more killings in abortion than the drug pushers.” Sotto’s... 

Pop icon Madonna, who performed in the Eurovision final as one of the event’s guest stars, also came under fire after two of her dancers were seen draped in Israel and Palestinian flags. Organisers of the 64th Eurovision Song Contest have warned that Iceland’s participants may face punishment for “briefly” displaying Palestinian flags during the live broadcast of the event’s grand final... 

The mainstream media, academics and politicians like to chant the mantra that multiculturalism is a strength. The exact opposite is true, of course. Any sane person knows this, instinctively. The reason is that when the people of a country share the same culture, then they share the same values, ideals, beliefs and way of life. They treat each other in ways that everyone accepts. They partake in activities... 

The advertising clearance body responsible for screening broadcast adverts, Clearcast, has banned the ad, made with Greenpeace and featuring an animated Orangutang which highlights the destruction of the rainforest by palm oil growers, saying that it breaks rules banning political advertising laid down by the 2003 Communications Act. Iceland was the first major UK supermarket to announce they are... 

European Jewish Association (EJA) Chairman Rabbi Margolin in discussion with the Icelandic ambassador to Brussels. Jews and Muslims have made frantic representations to the Icelandic government to halt legislation outlawing circumcision, and to the Polish government to stop the outlawing of the inhumane and barbaric ritual slaughter of live animals—known as Shechita (“kosher”) in Judaism and... 

They suck the blood off after they mutilate the penis of the baby, yes this ritual is purely Satanic but fear not these demons are still God’s chosen demons no matter what they do! Sorry, meant to say “people”. Should Iceland outlaw circumcision for boys, a common Satanic desert ritual among Jews and Muslims, it will prevent Jewish communities from being established in the country,... 

A few more Syrian refugees will be coming to Iceland next January, and will live in three different municipalities. “A group of over 40 people has been chosen,” Red Cross in Iceland managing director Kristín S. Hjálmtýrsdóttir told Vísir. “A class was held last week in Beirut, Lebanon which went over what it’s like to live in Iceland and what awaits them there. A lot of questions were... 

The US sent a “planeload of FBI agents” to Iceland in 2011 to frame WikiLeaks and its co-founder Julian Assange, according to a former Icelandic minister of interior, who refused them any cooperation and asked them to cease their activities. In June 2011, Obama administration implied to Iceland’s authorities they had knowledge of hackers wanting to destroy software systems in the country,...