Nyhetsspeilet
Nyhetsspeilet (which in English translates to "The News Mirror"), founded in 2009, is the biggest and most authoritative source of wacky ideas and woo in the Norwegian language. The content is mainly conspiracy theories, paranormal phenomena, and alternative medicine (sorry, just the stock ones, no new, revolutionary Norwegian ones).
The "about us" page informs the reader that the page is written "by the people, for the people," with no names mentioned.[1] Nevertheless, the site's design is surprisingly slick as compared, say, to Gene Ray's Time Cube.
Citing this website as a source invokes Scopie's Law.
External Links
- Go crazy!
- Nyhetsspeilet's Facebook page
- Faktisk.no, a Norwegian member of the International Fact-Checking Network, refutes Netsspeilet's bizarre assertion that Norway has been a European Union member since June 1994
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gollark: The update system is quite efficient and only downloads changed files, but most of the code is in one giant 200KB bundle.
gollark: The update system is quite efficient and only downloads changed files, but most of the code is in one giant 200KB bundle.
gollark: The update system is quite efficient and only downloads changed files, but most of the code is in one giant 200KB bundle.
gollark: The update system is quite efficient and only downloads changed files, but most of the code is in one giant 200KB bundle.
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