FIFA Player and his Dallas Raccoon Souvenir

A $750 Store Decoration Becomes a Global Souvenir

Haaland, player in the FIFA World Cup 2026, tried on exotic boots at Dallas store and branded his initials into a belt buckle, and posed in a shirt reading "Y'all Can Kiss My Dallas."

And then he spotted the raccoon--

Erling Haaland went viral after he stepped off the Norway national team plane in Oslo holding a $750 taxidermied "Whiskey Raccoon" that clutches an empty liquor bottle.

He bought the quirky critter—along with two taxidermied squirrels and cowboy gear—at Wild Bill's Western Store in Dallas, Texas, during the World Cup.

The surprising accessory—which Haaland joked on Twitter/X "followed me home"—instantly captured global attention, even causing a massive spike in orders and crashing the website for the Dallas store.

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Peaceful Norway now has a Muslim Refugee problem

Bordered by Finland and Russia, Norway is the home of my maternal grandmother. It has the fourth-highest per capita income in the world on the World Bank and IMF lists and ranks first on the World Happiness Report. Wikipedia. They're not too happy now as they are experiencing radical Muslim refugees.

Norway is setting up border controls and even building a fence. Unlike radical American liberals, their people see the light.

After seeing increases in crime, vandalism, sexual assault, and the general destruction of society and civilization, it appears the Europe is finally figuring out what we’ve been saying all along: letting Muslim refugees unchecked into your country is a very, very bad idea. The Norwegian Police just released their annual threat assessment, and their findings are grim — they’re very worried that they’ll suffer an attack from ISIS, or ISIS sympathizers.

And our liberal courts are still blocking Trump's temporary travel ban.

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Senate hearing on George Tsunis for ambassador to Norway

This is the type of person Obama appoints to represent us in a foreign nation and a good friend of the united States, Norway. George Tsunis is a top donor and one who knows nothing about the country and has absolutely no ties to the country and who obviously spews Obama's illegal immigration policy. Aside from Norway being the world's largest producer of oil and natural gas outside the Middle East on a per capita basis, Norway has strict policies on immigration.

In 2013,  Norway deported 5,935 people who were illegal. This was an increase of 21 percent from 2012 and an all-time record.  More than a third (2,224) of the people who were deported in 2013 had been convicted of criminal acts in Norway

To recap from Yahoo: Tsunis described Norway as having a president (“apparently under the impression that the country is a republic rather than a constitutional monarchy,” as the Local Norway's News notes dryly). And he characterized the anti-immigration Progress Party as being among “fringe elements” who “spew their hatred” and have been denounced by the government.

After hearing that, John McCain said: “The government has denounced them? The coalition government — they are a part of the coalition of the government!”

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