Shocking muti-cultural document from Sweden

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Shocking muti-cultural document from Sweden - concentrated reading recommended

'As a cop, you see the consequences of the decisons taken by the
politicians in a very concrete way. Sweden's immigration policy is
basically a total failure. Moreover, this experiment costs enormous
amounts of money each year. Politicians now try to fumble and tinker
retroactively around with different ideas and measures. But it is
obvious for every thinking human being that things are about to go to
hell - said in plain speech.'
So says an executive police officer - who has been working in Mamö for
a number of years - to the Folkets Nyheter newspaper about his work
situation, which during these years has changed dramatically. And he is
totally aware of the causes for the changes to the worse. Malmö is one
of Sweden's cities with the highest immigration percentage, 40 %% of te
inhabitants there have an entirely foreign background. And like in many
of the country's other cities, violence and robbery - as well as the
swedes' fear to fall victim for this violence - have become part of
Malmö's everyday life.
The Skåne (southern swedish province) Sydsvenskan newspaper contended
in a leader earlier this year that democracy in Sweden were intact, and
that the 'roof of debate' in Sweden were high. Still this newspaper is
obliged to make this interview anonymously, to avoid putting in
jeopardy the police officer's position.
'Today, we neither have freedom of expression nor opinion in Sweden',
comments he. 'As long as you think as the political power elite, you're
welcome for promotion - but otherwise? Look what happened to my
colleague.'
The colleague he referred to is Bengt Lindström, earlier Malmö
police, who was transferred by the country's supreme police authority
Rikspolisstyrelsen, because he had criticized the consequences of mass
immigration, like lacking community service for Mamö's elderly. A
decision which has had impact on a large portion of the police force,
says the officer.
'Today, no officer would dare to express criticism in any of these
issues, neither on nor off duty. They are concerned about their
position and livelihood. Rikspolisstyrelsen made an example of
Lindström's transferral: 'And don't criticize us, unless you want to
lose the rest of your job.'
He totally agrees with Bengt Lindström's criticism of the Malmö
situation.
'If they refuse to assist our elderly, who have worked their entire
life to help construct this country, then this gives me a pain in my
heart. Recently, the government sent the municipalities another 1.7 bio
SEK (see http://www.xe.com/ucc/ ), so they can handle the load of all
the ilegal immigrants. Of course, we swedes would primarily have to
take care of our fellow citizens.
The number of cases involving rough violence against individuals on
public ground has risen sharply since the beginning of the 90s, when I
started my work in Malmö. The perpetrators of robbery and bodily harm
on public ground are almost always immigrant youngsters. This is
well-documented, but the authorities responsible prefer not to report
it. It would be against the country's integration propanda, so they
prefer to remain silent.
The fact that also the number of rapes has grown heavily in Malmö is
related to the fact that 40 %% of Malmö's inhabitants have a different
ethnic background, and where the men's power over the women is total.
Their view of women is so totally alien to us swedish men, and they
continue to live according to their culture without regard to the fact
that they are in a different country with different laws.
Unfortunately, this attitude is being reinforced by swedish authorities
and courts who show regard for the suspect's culture, when taking
decisions.
This police officer confirms also the negative reception which police
and emergency services encounter in Malmö's immigrant suburbs.
'Many immigrants have not the slightest respect for swedish cops.
You're often treated like a trashman. Immigrants have so far only met
representatives of the immigration and social services. They have been
treated very friendly and seen all their demands met.
Certain routine matters, like a driving licence control with an
immigrant in Rosengård get easily out of hand and develop into a major
incident, where all patrol cars must intervene to re-establish order.
Thanks to cellphones, many 'supporters' accrue when we intervene in
Rosengård. If we stop a car for a routine check, the entire clan shows
up to work against the police.
Unfortunately, large parts of the swedish people have a biassed view of
what is going on, and this is owed at 99 %% to the partial view of
reality provided by the mass media. E g, often the term 'youth gang' is
used, instead of using plain language and saying that those causing the
problems are criminal gangs of albanian origin - like is the case in
Landskrona.
I'd like to emphasize that it's not 'Per' or 'Stina' who act like dirt.
It is immigrant gangs who try to take over control and spread fear
among usual people. Unfortunately, society has shown such a degree of
unbelievable leniency towards this kind of behaviour, that there is
reason for serious concern with regard to future developments.
I have full understanding for individuals organising in vigilante
groups, and who get involved in one of the most important questions
that exist, which is one's own family's safety. If society fails then
you unfortunately have to take things into your own hands. In fact, it
is your right to defend yourself and your property. You may even use
the force necessary to protect yourself.'
The officer says it is evident that the immigrants' tendency towards
violence and crime is hidden and explained away, because a clique in
the corridors of power has decided so.
'My personal theory is that there are individuals who have their
political roots in the late 60s. The so-called 'flum' (sorry, couldn't
find this word) left. The individuals that studied at the university in
1968 occupy high posts of society today, and they contribute to the
moral decay and degeneration happening right before our eyes.'
Talking about the political power in southern Sweden's Skåne province
and three of its best-known representatives - supreme prosecutor
Sven-Erik Alhem, district council Ilmar Reepalu/Malmö and sheriff
Anders Danielsson -, the officer says:
'All of these three represent the hardened power structure at different
levels in Sweden, and none of them seems capable to think
independently. They just act to make their superiors happy and couldn't
care less about the opinion of their fellow countrymen. They're only
puppets of Sweden's political power today. Corruption among friends and
guarding one's power position is more important to them than taking
care of the problems and tasks they are assigned to. All of them know
each other personally and maintain private contacts.
Alhem looks to me and most other colleagues like a big clown only
interested in presenting himself. He has long ago lost contact to
reality. Alhem is a vivid fan of multi-culturalism. That this
multi-culturalism leads to a negative development in society and its
safety is of no concern to him.'
The officer hopes that Sweden's actual situation will force more and
more swedes to wake up.
'Sooner or later, we all have to realize that things can not go on like
that. Practical policies must change radically. You and me and our
families have a duty to administer our ancestor's heritage, those who
helped to build a successful nation.
There is no multi-cultural society on earth which could show a positive
development.
There is only one lternative, and it's called preserving tradition. See
the positive things that our ancestors have built. A society in good
order which defends the family and which lends the conditions necessary
to live, to develop and to feel safe. To care for one's family and
one's next must be self-evident for all swedes.'

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