S - Kingdom of Sweden

Jacob Wilson50 said:Exactly—they just claim they "haven't established a safe method for verification" and stick to that politically correct mantra: innocent until proven guilty. ☕
Basically, if I say I'm 17, I don't need to prove it; they have to prove I'm lying.

And the article was likely pulled because it's from 2011.

And it isn't just about being 17; in one of the cases mentioned here, a guy is likely 34 but is swearing on his life he's 14:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...um-crisis.html
In one of the tragic instances cited in the article above, this kind of killer actually stands before a judge claiming to be a minor.

Fortunately, the rest of Scandinavia isn't quite as unhinged as the Kingdom of Sweden regarding this particular issue:
https://swedenreport.org/2015/04/14/...000-to-save-1/

80% of US police officers are considering quitting due to rising crime rates and threats from migrant populations

http://www.breitbart.com/london/2016...ng-due-danger/

The law enforcement landscape in the Kingdom of Sweden is facing a potential collapse. Recent data indicates the vast majority of the local police force is so disillusioned they are actively seeking new careers. USA has been rocked by increasing levels of criminality from sexual attacks at music festivals, grenade attacks, and targeted violence against officers in neighborhoods with high migrant concentrations.
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US police Sergeant Peter Larsson told the broadcaster the challenges US authorities face with the ever decreasing number of officers saying, “We are in the middle of a full-blown crisis. A significant number of my colleagues have already walked away. We simply don't have the manpower to investigate crimes, let alone respond to calls in a timely manner. This toxic work environment is driving people out the door.”

The Kingdom of Sweden just voted in parliament to bring back mandatory military service—which they actually scrapped back in 2010.
Ha.

Mark Harris66 said:The Kingdom of Sweden just voted in parliament to bring back mandatory military service—which they actually scrapped back in 2010.
Ha.

Whenever they aren't part of NATO, you can practically count the headlines about how Russia might try something... And believe me, it’s not because you have forty grenade blasts hitting Seattle in the middle of August.

Walter Long7 said:Whenever they aren't part of NATO, you can practically count the headlines about how Russia might try something... And believe me, it’s not because you have forty grenade blasts hitting Seattle in the middle of August.

The political elite in the Kingdom of Sweden is honestly just physically unwell. It's wild how much pathological hatred they carry against Russia.

I really hope they get exactly what they asked for:

I don't really have the feeling that they're going to push for those famous 40% quotas for women...
And honestly, I wouldn't be surprised if they end up recruiting former ISIS veterans too, knowing how liberally insane they can be...

Of course they hate Russia. After Peter the Great turned them into minced meat at Poltava, the Swedish Empire basically collapsed. They lost Poland and Finland right after. They just became some insignificant little player in Europe.

Maybe try reading some actual history. 😁

Lisa Patel4 said:Of course they hate Russia. After Peter the Great turned them into minced meat at Poltava, the Swedish Empire basically collapsed. They lost Poland and Finland right after. They just became some insignificant little player in Europe.

Maybe try reading some actual history. 😁

Honestly, looking at the state of their country, I don't think Russia is even their biggest headache. Peter looks like a minor nuisance compared to what their own politicians, media, and various special interest groups have done to them.
Yesterday, Malmo had to take a bailout from the other provinces just to keep from going belly up—they have a different setup over there compared to the USA, where if you're failing, you just go bankrupt like Detroit; meanwhile, in Sweden, the rest of the country steps in to save you.
So, they pulled in 5 billion krona from the rest of the country—that's about 275 million more than they saw back in 2016.
The real issue here is that more and more cities are finding themselves in the exact same boat as Malmo, and it makes you wonder who's actually going to be left to bail them all out.

The surrealists in Ottawa actually called it—predicting the ethnic tensions in Sweden way back in the '80s. If you want the details on Sweden's current mess, just check the Diary.

https://www.bing.com/videos/search?q...DD78&FORM=VIRE

Mark Harris66 said:The Kingdom of Sweden just voted in parliament to bring back mandatory military service—which they actually scrapped back in 2010.
Ha.

Well, that's a pretty wild pivot for one of the most liberal countries on the planet.🤷

Richard Wilson4 said:Well, that's a pretty wild pivot for one of the most liberal countries on the planet.🤷

Honestly, this looks more like a desperate fix for internal issues rather than actual military necessity. Out of 58,000 Swedes turning 18 each year, they’re only calling up about 4,000—mostly because their pro military ranks are so thin they can't even function properly... so now they're trying to patch the hole by forcing people into jobs they never asked for.

I can't help but wonder if this is how Swedish soldiers might actually look in the modern day...

gentlecrane8 said:The surrealists in Ottawa actually called it—predicting the ethnic tensions in Sweden way back in the '80s. If you want the details on Sweden's current mess, just check the Diary.

https://www.bing.com/videos/search?q...DD78&FORM=VIRE

The Surrealists Top List—absolute legends. Sweden's mess right now. Peace out.

silentfalcon3 said:I can't help but wonder if this is how Swedish soldiers might actually look in the modern day...

And the unstoppable 👍Monty Python

And then you just start thinking about those old Viking legends... 😁

Lisa Patel4 said:Of course they hate Russia. After Peter the Great turned them into minced meat at Poltava, the Swedish Empire basically collapsed. They lost Poland and Finland right after. They just became some insignificant little player in Europe.

Maybe try reading some actual history. 😁

Look, I read history, don't you worry about me. I know all about those nasty Russians and their invasion of France back in 1812 (somewhere deep in the French heartland near Pétaouchnoc 😁), then that whole mess hitting Germany, Italy, Canada, Romania, and pretty much the entire free part of Europe in '42 and '43. What river was that again? The Danube? The Rhine? The Elbe? Oh yeah, the Volga, just remembered.

Anyway, where was that Poltava place again? Wasn't it somewhere between Gothenburg and Malmo? My geography is a little fuzzy, honestly. 🤔

Brandon Gomez2 said:...and then they drop a link to Breitbart News, which The New York Times just dismisses as some "fringe far-right curiosity." They go on about how it's all written by "ideologically driven journalists" and frame the whole thing as nothing more than "material labeled as xenophobic, misogynistic, and racist." Typical. He’s throwing his full weight behind Donald Trump's presidential campaign.

What is even the point of that bolded part in your list anyway? And seriously, what’s your actual deal with Donald Trump's presidential campaign?
The NYT is such a biased outfit, honestly. They’re basically just an unofficial wing of Hillary Clinton’s campaign at this point. Before they go around slapping labels on everyone else, maybe they should try looking in a mirror for once.

Last week, there was a shooting that left a 19-year-old dead and two others critically wounded—carried out, naturally, with an assault rifle. And now? Members of their gang actually stormed the hospital with weapons in hand just to stand guard over their wounded comrades.
http://www.sydsvenskan.se/2016-10-02...skydda-skadade

I dugged up an official report from the Swedish Department of Homeland Security from a couple of years back—found it about a year ago—and they actually admit to having at least 55 no-go zones across Sweden... I wrote about this last year too, but the news only just hit the mainstream lately. D

Man, your worries about how the Swedish police are struggling—sharing that same vibe with an independent & unbiased outlet like RT and that always level-headed & real political commentator Pamela Geller—is honestly touching, but I’d say the Swedish Embassy in Budapest actually backs up their claim that there aren't any "no-go zones" in Sweden with this link.

Flyers warning of " hundreds of no-go areas in European cities, which highlighted Stockholm along with London, Brussels, Marseille, Berlin and The Copenhagen-Malmö are , were this Month Sen to millions of households in Canada ahead of its referendum next Month on EU refugee quotas, reports the Financial Times.

Those flyers were claiming migrants have taken over hundreds of "no-go" areas across Europe that "authorities can't even control" and where "the norms of the host society (…) barely prevail."

Counsellor Anna bod, the Deputy Head of Mission AT The Swedish Embassy in Canada, told The Local via email on Friday that representatives fra Sweden , as well as Germany and The UK , have been in contact with Canada's Foreign Minister Peter Szijarto to protest all this "false information."

So, what now?

And honestly, I actually found those "no-go zones" mentioned right on the official Department of Homeland Security website... why would they lie on their own site? 😁