(Sweden) The other month the do-gooders of the world went ape after President Trump stated the following:
"You look at what's happening in Germany, you look at what's happening last night in Sweden. Sweden, who would believe this? Sweden. They took in large numbers. They're having problems like they never thought possible,"
Here's a few news stories from this peaceful beautiful country from this week:
On the 20th March Police were called to an asylum centre in Stockholm Sweden after it was reported an asylum seeker was setting fire to things. 3 policewomen were despatched to the scene. As you can see , the culprit was apprehended rather quickly. (Not)
"It does not belong in Sweden" to have primary schools dividing children, aged between 6 and 10, by gender."
The school's vice principal said it had no intention of
separating the children by gender.
"This is not something that has been known or sanctioned by school management. Both the principal and I note, after seeing the video, that it has happened, but it is of course nothing we support,"
Yesterday the Swedish discrimination ombudsman sued a company after a Muslim woman's job interview was cut short , when she made it known she would refuse to shake the hand of any male she would happen to meet in the course of her employment. She wasn't happy and she sued and guess what, she won $9000 for her hurt feelings.
A court in Karlstad Sweden has awarded damages to the mother
of a 5 month old infant who was killed (presumably by one of the parents) after the prosecution
couldn't decide which one of them killed the baby boy. Last June, a 5 month old infant was received and died at
Karlstad hospital suffering from severe head injuries . The doctors called the police
and the 26 year old Somali mother was arrested on suspicion of murder, the child’s
20 year old father was later picked up.
Each gave a different account of how
the baby came to be injured (He said she did it, she said he did) and this week as the courts were unable to pin the
death of the child they were both allowed to walk free. As this is Sweden, the
courts have awarded damages of almost $18K to the mother for hurt feelings over
the ordeal of having to attend court. The lawyer for the father has already stated he is going to try and get the same for his client.
Finally,on March 1st, a ban on wearing masks in the stands
at Swedish football stadiums came into force. This was brought in to combat
violent behaviour such as this at football matches.
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— Swedish fans (@AwayDaysSwe) October 26, 2016
Exceptions were made for people in the
line of duty like police, or people who cover their face for religious reasons. So now all these violent football fans have taken to wearing
the Niqab.
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When Swedish law forbids masks/hiding faces in public places, but permits it for religious reasons... AIK fans adapt to conceal identities. pic.twitter.com/LcfRkFJXXV— Joel Rookwood (@Joelrookwood) 4 April 2017