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I am Swedish. Everything in this story is true. What "experience"? Sweden is segregated -- I'm pretty sure you didn't spend a lot of time in the no-go zones at
by Melchizedek 9y ago
I am Swedish. Everything in this story is true.
What "experience"? Sweden is segregated -- I'm pretty sure you didn't spend a lot of time in the no-go zones at night.
So you think Paulina Neuding, a well known Swedish journalist, writing for a respected publication, simply likes to spread FUD for no apparent reason? That's your theory?
- bobthechef 9y agoIs the Swedish media being silent about these things, and hence why the other Swedes here are denying these things?
- canoebuilder 9y agoBasically everyone in Sweden more or less knows what is going on. But there is immense social pressure not to verbalise it, and instead proclaim to live in the kind of fantasy world of the sort promoted by the destructive multikulti propaganda that has inundated the west in the past few decades. It is frightening and sad to see people act in this way. You can find some documentaries on youtube about it. Edit: But yes, much of the media is silent about these things or completely misrepresents them. also see here, https://www.google.com/search?q=sweden+cover+up https://www.google.com/search?q=sweden+cover+up and here for accounts of Swedish absurdities from an American living in Sweden, https://swedenreport.wordpress.com/ https://swedenreport.wordpress.com/
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- ropeadopepope 9y agoThe police won't report on the violence for fear of being called racist, which is a crime that comes with jail time. Ditto for journalists. That is why the 1st amendment is so important. When it becomes illegal to tell the truth, nobody knows what the hell is going on.