TROMSØ, Norway — Hold onto your hats, folks, because the clown show continues in Europe! A Norwegian appeals court, bless their hearts, just blocked the extradition of Tommy Olsen, the fearless leader of the Aegean Boat Report, to Greece. Why? Because apparently, monitoring and reporting on migrants – a.k.a. actively aiding and abetting the invasion – is now a protected human right. Grab your popcorn.

Olsen, our hero to the woke brigade, got pinched back in March on a European arrest warrant issued by Greece, who had the audacity to accuse him of, get this, facilitating illegal immigration. Can you imagine? A guy helping illegals stream into your country, and you want to arrest him? What is this, the Dark Ages? A lower court initially said, “Yeah, makes sense, extradite him,” but the appeal court in Tromsø swooped in to save the day, citing – what else? – freedom of expression. Because apparently, facilitating the dismantling of Western civilization is free speech now. Go figure.

Olsen's lawyer, some guy named Zacharias Kesses, called it a “victory for human rights.” Right, because the human rights of citizens don't matter, only the “rights” of those who are here illegally. The Norwegian prosecution authorities, probably terrified of being labeled “far-right extremists,” quickly announced they wouldn’t appeal. Cowards.

The Aegean Boat Report, founded by Olsen back in 2017, is basically the propaganda arm of the illegal immigration industry. They spend their days whining about Greece's “pushbacks” – you know, when Greece actually tries to defend its borders. The horror!

Greece, in their infinite wisdom, actually tried to do something about it, claiming Olsen was running a criminal organization. But, you know, “human rights.” Amnesty International, naturally, chimed in, bleating about how Olsen's arrest was a “misuse of anti-smuggling legislation.” Because enforcing laws is always a misuse, right?

And let's not forget Greece's draconian new law that allows them to kick NGOs off the official register and throw their members in jail for 10 years. The nerve! How dare they try to protect their country? Clearly, the only solution is to open the borders and let everyone in. Because that's worked out so well in the past. SMH.

The UN even got involved! Mary Lawlor, some UN busybody, whined about Olsen's prosecution being “repression.” These people are so predictable. They call it repression when you stop someone from flooding your country with people who don't share your values or culture. It's called self-preservation, snowflakes. Get a grip. The whole thing is a joke. The West is collapsing under the weight of its own virtue signaling, and these court decisions are just another nail in the coffin. Remember when borders meant something? Yeah, me neither.