S - Kingdom of Sweden

This journalist is currently on the ground in Sweden, digging into the reality behind no-go zones, rising crime rates, and terrorism to figure out what’s actually happening on the streets;

https://twitter.com/Timcast
https://www.youtube.com/user/Timcasts/videos

Nicholas Nguyen said:Apparently in the Kingdom of Sweden, men are only allowed to be these 130-pound, feminized weaklings; anything else probably confuses them. 🤣

I had no idea the police could actually flag you for steroid testing 🤔
Maybe they should start trying that at the exit of any Gold's Gym?

He really should have just claimed he was fifteen, then they would've had to let him walk.

Here’s a bit of a statistical breakdown

If you look at Sweden—specifically focusing on first-generation immigrants from Asia and Africa without accounting for their descendants—the population hit exactly 10 million just a few weeks ago. Once you factor in the children being born, though, you're easily looking at somewhere between 11% and 14% of the total population.

Africa
2000(55 138)
2006(75 405)
2015(178 624)
2016(194 758)

Asia
2000(220 677)
2006(309 606)
2015(565 050)
2016(638 570)

The highest influx occurred in 2016...
Syria(+51,540)
Eritrea(+6,580)
Poland(+5,078)
Iraq(+4,901)
India(+4,247)
Somalia(+3,794)
Afghanistan(+3,607)

Did anyone catch that Swedish documentary series "troll hunter" on PBS last night?
It's quite interesting how they focus on people living out in the rural countryside, far away from the major cities...
There’s a real mix of characters in there, ranging from the typical small-town troublemakers with too much time on their hands to those who act as political critics...

Lisa Patel4 said:What a total disaster of a country; it’s basically a sewer in every sense of the word.

neonhound18 said:It’s such a farce, really; I don't think even Stalinist Soviet Russia managed to be this utterly dysfunctional.😵 🤦

Sweden has gone completely downhill.

Rachel Allen55 said:

Sweden has gone completely downhill.

It’s a pattern I find quite symptomatic of nations that claim to champion free speech and open expression.
We have seen this exact cycle play out countless times throughout history.

Gerald Palmer66 said:It’s a pattern I find quite symptomatic of nations that claim to champion free speech and open expression.
We have seen this exact cycle play out countless times throughout history.

Except, you know, Sweden is actually the polar opposite of a country that protects free speech.

shadowhawk31 said:Except, you know, Sweden is actually the polar opposite of a country that protects free speech.

What are we even talking about here?

I drive across the border into Sweden pretty often, and over the years, I’ve picked up on how things actually work over there. Let me tell you, calling their media "unfiltered" would be a massive understatement. There’s a huge gap between what they broadcast to the public and what gets said behind closed doors. They’re just really skilled at spinning everything to ensure only "rational" and positive stories make the cut. Whatever helps them sleep at night, I guess. Just look at how they handled their supposed neutrality during World War II—it was basically a convenient way to keep funneling resources to Hitler. The news outlets package everything perfectly, but they’ll deny blatant facts until they're blue in the face.

It’s a relief to see you made it out in one piece.🤣

Honestly, Malmö is easily the most dangerous spot in all of Scandinavia—or at least one of the worst in the Nordic countries. Just since the start of the year, we’ve seen four murders right out on the street and several more attempted killings. Usually, the annual murder average in Sweden sits around 7 or 8, but back in 2016, Malmö alone hit 11 murders on open streets. It feels like there isn't a single week going by without someone tossing a grenade into a Malmö district.

A front page from a newspaper (pretty sure this is an older clip).

The headline reads: "Who's next on the hit list in Malmö today?"

Rachel Allen55 said:Honestly, Malmö is easily the most dangerous spot in all of Scandinavia—or at least one of the worst in the Nordic countries. Just since the start of the year, we’ve seen four murders right out on the street and several more attempted killings. Usually, the annual murder average in Sweden sits around 7 or 8, but back in 2016, Malmö alone hit 11 murders on open streets. It feels like there isn't a single week going by without someone tossing a grenade into a Malmö district.

A front page from a newspaper (pretty sure this is an older clip).

The headline reads: "Who's next on the hit list in Malmö today?"

That’s terrifying... is it those radical groups again?

Probably some outsiders settling scores—that’s how the news is spinning it. Though, just three nights ago, some 64-year-old guy was nearly taken out right in front of his own entrance.

Sam Hayes3 said:That’s terrifying... is it those radical groups again?

Most likely, specifically in the Malmö district, most of the shootings, violence, and shelling are just the result of different gangs settling scores.

That’s just the kind of thing you see blue-haired bikers doing. We aren't about to start acting like amateurs now.

Seriously, where did these guys get their haircuts? The psychos running wild through the Stockholm district—five murders and executions in barely two days, using everything from ice-cold precision to straight-up firearms 🤔

Rachel Allen55 said:Honestly, Malmö is easily the most dangerous spot in all of Scandinavia—or at least one of the worst in the Nordic countries. Just since the start of the year, we’ve seen four murders right out on the street and several more attempted killings. Usually, the annual murder average in Sweden sits around 7 or 8, but back in 2016, Malmö alone hit 11 murders on open streets. It feels like there isn't a single week going by without someone tossing a grenade into a Malmö district.

A front page from a newspaper (pretty sure this is an older clip).

The headline reads: "Who's next on the hit list in Malmö today?"

So, who's getting murdered in Malmö today?
They aren't even asking *if* there will be killings—that's a given. They're just asking who the next victim is going to be.

silentfalcon3 said:Did anyone catch that Swedish documentary series "troll hunter" on PBS last night?
It's quite interesting how they focus on people living out in the rural countryside, far away from the major cities...
There’s a real mix of characters in there, ranging from the typical small-town troublemakers with too much time on their hands to those who act as political critics...

I caught that when it aired on TV over here in the States.
Yeah, those rural types are definitely the "toughest" trolls—they've got nothing but time because they lack a social life, a job, or anything else to do. The Swedish countryside is basically a dark void where all kinds of monsters crawl out.

Sweden has nearly 300 municipalities and about 10 million people.
About 50% live in the top 30 municipalities,
which means the other 50% of the population is scattered across these tiny, empty towns.

The number of children looking to undergo gender reassignment surgery is doubling every single year...

http://www.aftonbladet.se/nyheter/a/...cent--varje-ar

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