Fjordman's final blog post

Goodbye and Merry Christmas from Fjordman

Fjordman will now close this blog. It will still be possible to post comments at this blog for another couple of weeks, but from early January 2006, there will be no more activity here. The old posts will still be here for reference, of course. For the most part, Fjordman will be quiet. However, I will still occasionally post comments at LittleGreenFootballs or Jihad Watch. Every now and then, when I have the time and want to write about some topic, this will be posted at other blogs such as the Gates of Vienna, and offered to Faith Freedom International and the Brussels Journal.

A list of most of my published essays can be found here.

In addition to these blogs and websites, which should all be known to most of my readers, you can follow my blog roll to find more blogs and news. Western Resistance should be read every day, as should the Internet Haganah. I also like The Adventuress and Brucebawer.com. EU Referendum i s an excellent blog about the Eurabian Union, as well as EU Serfs and Free Europe. You can also get news directly from the EU Observer, EurActiv and EU Business. Good European blogs include Zacht Ei, Davids Medienkritik, Klein Verzet and No Pasaran!

From Scandinavia, Aftenposten has English news from Norway, The Local from Sweden, the Copenhagen Post from Denmark (but after a couple of days, news at the CP will enter the pay section of the archives, so do copy anything interesting). Watch is excellent at covering news about the War on Terror, also outside Scandinavia. Stockholm Spectator, Munkhammar.org and Simulev are interesting from Sweden as is Enough! from Denmark and Tundra Tabloids from Finland. Sappho, Agora and Viking Observer from Denmark and Human Rights Service from Norway are excellent.

Of blogs in Scandinavian languages, I like Uriasposten, Angantyrs hj�rne, Polemiken and Filtrat in particular from Denmark. Danske �jne p� svenske forhold is invaluable about Swedish affairs, and Jihad i Malm�, and Dick Erixon should be mentioned.

In Norway, Document.no is the best of them all, and Hablog one of my personal favorites. Shabana Rehman, Replikk, VamPus, Typisk Tor Andre and Morbus Norvegicus should be mentioned. AntiPsykopatisk Senter is a hard hitting, but relevant forum in Norwegian about Islam. FOMI.nu and Sharia.dk are interesting, too.

I wish all my readers a merry Christmas and a happy New Year. Thanks for reading my blog, and all the best for your future.

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