Migrant tribes, grenade attacks, authorities that don’t give a dam
Man kan vist godt sige, at svenske politikere pÄ dette tidspunkt har gjort Sverige berygtet i verden, og ikke for det gode. Dansk P 1 havde et relativt hÊderligt indslag om MalmÞ i morges, hvor Ulrik StrÞjer Kappel dog mener, at de 30 hÄndgranater er en bandekrig. Hvor ved han det fra, nÄr ikke engang MalmÞ politi ved det? Breitbart London fÞlger landet med det mest detaljerede og Êrlige artikler i Europa. Et nyt  konservativt medie i landskabet.
Sweden can be proud today to have shed its long standing reputation as âthe most boring country in the worldâ. The Nordic state finds itself in the grip of a terrifying crime wave instead, which even ânew Swedesâ describe as like âbeing back in Syriaâ.
Grenade attacks in multicultural paradise Malmö are now so commonplace the English-speaking media has all but stopped bothering to report them. Compounding the apparent disinterest in the descent of beautiful, historic Malmö into a third-world ghetto where native Swedes are very nearly in the minority, is a striking dearth of facts about what is actually going on there. [..]
Just a fortnight after the election, Denmark cancelled unemployment benefits for migrants. Instead, they could receive a new âintegration benefitâ worth half as much as the old unemployment money â and would only be eligible to claim the new full amount if they learnt Danish.Following up on the move, the Danish government announced last week that this change in money available to newcomers would be âadvertisedâ in the newspapers of countries like Turkey, to make sure those considering making the journey across Europe to Denmark knew not to bother.
The Swedish are learning from their Danish counterparts, and are adopting the same tactics. As the Danes did in 2011, the Swedish right-wing has taken on the nose the recent âvictoryâ by the left-wing in the 2010 elections. WARING MIGRANT TRIBES, GRENADE ATTACKS, AUTHORITIES THAT DONâT GIVE A DAMNâŠWHAT IS GOING ON IN SWEDEN?