Sweden: It ain't Ikea anymore!

 


Sweden, long the calmest place on earth.  Where people stop and have fika and coffee, and live their lives privately and quietly.  Where national celebrations are barely a whisper, and even then it is done quietly and calmly.  Swedes have lived a very calm and safe lifestyle for decades and with the demise of the Soviet Empire, Sweden rose up and stretched out, and began to show itself for what it was and had become, a socialist paradise.  

I mean socialist in the nicest possible way - people are unemployed for months, but they really aren't, they are like on sabbatical in a way, while someone else does their job and they still get paid for not working.  The government provided parents with funds for every kid they had, and then provided free childcare for those children.  

They have a calm color scheme - unusual and radical colors are not acceptable as home colors.  Councils decide whether you are in conformity or not, and if yo are not in conformity with construction or paint colors, they kindly smile and inform you to make the changes necessary.  And very quietly, they finish the sentence with 'or there will be a fine applied until changes occur'.  

The same applies to children - Sweden had for the longest time an acceptable list of names for children.  They would not be having an Apple Dumpling or Bear for a kids name.  No Zoe or Franny, no Moonbeam or Sunshine.  No Watermeloniqua either.  It was to maintain conformity and calm.

It was one of the safest places to live in the world - everyone was quiet and everyone was private - no one bothered anyone because everyone was involved only in their own lives.  Well, all that until about 2010 and it began to change.  

Now the new reality Swedes wake up to every morning ...



In 2017, Trump made a comment about Sweden ... and was lambasted from Sweden to the media to everyone ... including Chelsea Clinton.  Except .... he wasn't wrong.

Since 2010, crime in Sweden has been escalating, and is now out of control.  So out of control that the Prime Minister has called on the army to help restore order.  The Prime Minister has "been forced to summon the head of the armed forces to help curb the surge in gang killings – vowing to “hunt” down gangs and “defeat” them."  Wow.  

Several Swedish cities are basically no go zones due to the crime.  The question is why.  How did this happen.

I don't want to tell you how ... I want you to figure it out.

Malmo.  Uppsala.  Stockholm.

Those three cities.

Look at crime rates since 2010.

Look at demographics since 2000.

Focus on the non European immigration and non Swedish births.

See if anything becomes crystal clear.



His name is The Strawberry.  He is one of the drug lords.  One of the killers.  Also an immigrant.




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