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Hanne Nabintu Herland is a Scandinavian historian of comparative religions, bestselling author, commentator and TV producer, known from the media for sharp analysis and fearless speech. Herland has for many years written extensively in leading newspapers and appeared as a guest on a variety of TV shows.
She was born and raised in Africa, has lived in Europe, South America, the Middle East and traveled extensively in Asia. She speaks a number of languages.

Editorial Policy
The Herland Report offers Independent Cultural Analysis and believes in freedom of speech. Its editorial policy resides above the traditional Left vs Right paradigm which we believe has lost its relevance and ability to describe the current driving forces in Western politics.
Not all views represent that of The Herland Report editorial policy. This site offers factual information and viewpoints that might be useful in arriving at an understanding of the events of our time.
We believe that the information comes from reliable sources, but cannot guarantee the information to be free of mistakes and incorrect interpretations.
The articles and TV programs are to be used as pieces of information that should be considered as part of the bigger picture when seeking to acquire a full overview regarding a specific subject.
We do not take responsibility for mistakes, omissions or other flaws in articles published by our variety of authors or TV show guests.

Topics
The mainstream media, where over 90 % is owned by 6 corporations, has increasingly become a smoke screen which disguises the real power struggle and the driving forces that determine the development in the West.

We attempt to address the implication this has on the general population.
In addition, we speak about the de-democratization and de-Christianization prosess in the West.
We hope to contribute with a variety of articles to strengthening the original values of Western culture, the ones that once made the West a world leading civilization.
The Herland Report TV has various playlists, and also features “Spirit and Faith” in which we speak to people who have something valuable to say about spiritualism, faith in God, Western values, what it means to “love one another” and its implications for our daily lives.
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