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Sweden’s Social Democrats: “The population must be mixed”

Published 14 December 2023
– By Editorial Staff
Social Democratic Party leader Magdalena Andersson speaks at Almedalen.

In the Social Democrats’ report, The emergence of parallel societies, the country’s largest party admits that mass immigration policies have led to a number of problems, including poorer school performance and the creation of dysfunctional parallel societies where Swedish laws no longer apply.

The Social Democrats’ solution, is to “mix” the population through efforts “on a scale we have never seen before.”

“Sweden suffers from a number of social problems that threaten the community and weaken the common language. These are all serious problems in themselves. But something special happens when several of them interact within the same geographical area. This creates an existential threat to the social community – the emergence of parallel societies” it notes.

It points out that many young people from immigrant backgrounds do not consider themselves Swedish or part of Swedish society, but maintain customs such as “educational trips to Africa, forced marriages, honorary culture and genital mutilation.

The party says that “strong political efforts” are needed to overcome segregation and reduce polarization. These efforts include “mixing” Swedes and immigrants.

“Economic, ethnic and linguistic segregation must be broken on a structural level, which means mixing the population. Society will have to take action on an unprecedented scale”, the report reads. It is not clear, however, how this goal is to be achieved.

“The most diverse country in the West”

The report also notes that “Sweden has gone from being one of the most homogeneous countries in the West to the most diverse and heterogeneous country in the West” and that a very large proportion of migrants have no education to speak of.

She also admits that “in some preschools the Swedish language has partly disappeared” and that there are now preschools and schools where there are hardly any Swedish-speaking children – often the staff do not have Swedish as their first language.

“There are preschools where more than half of the preschoolers who start school have the same level of Swedish as newly arrived children, even though they were born in Sweden”, they admit.

Schools with no Swedes at all

At the start of the fall term, there were 14 schools in Sweden where the proportion of pupils with a foreign background was 100 percent – and 130 other schools where the proportion of pupils with a foreign background was between 80 and 89.9 percent. In total, there are now around 550 schools with a majority of immigrant pupils, where results are often poor and the situation is described as unsustainable.

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The Social Democrats’ report has received a lot of criticism on forums and social media – not only because the problems are expected to be solved by “mixing” the population, but also because the Social Democrats have been the ruling party for most of the time that mass migration has been going on, so they are seen as very much to blame for the many problems it has caused. It is also pointed out that experiments in “mixing” Swedes and immigrants have already begun – for example, sending Swedish schoolchildren to schools dominated by immigrant pupils.

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Swedish murderer sentenced with the help of new technology

Published today 12:14
– By Editorial Staff
Due to the perpetrator's young age at the time of the murder, he received a significant sentence reduction – the actual sentence value was assessed to be 16 years in prison.

A man previously acquitted in the district court has now been convicted of murder in Eskilstuna. The breakthrough in the “cold case” came thanks to new DNA technology.

On November 21, 2018, a man was shot dead in the open street in the Nyfors district of Eskilstuna. The investigation was hampered for a long time by a lack of evidence and silence from both witnesses and suspects.

Now the police announce that a 23-year-old man has been convicted of the murder. The case gained new momentum in the autumn of 2023, when investigator Yakup Irak chose to analyze older findings using the new technology DNAxs, which was recently introduced in Sweden.

You have to be constantly curious about how new technology and new methods can be applied to the case you are investigating, while regularly reviewing and analyzing the material that is available, says Irak in a press release.

A DNA match from a pair of gloves found along the escape route proved decisive and prompted a witness to start cooperating. Although the district court acquitted the 23-year-old, the court of appeal has now convicted him of the murder and sentenced him to seven years in prison.

Substantial reduction in sentence

Investigator Yakup Irak hopes that the case will inspire more people to reopen unsolved cases, where a culture of silence and a lack of evidence have previously put a stop to it.

I have always believed that we will get a conviction, he says.

According to the court, the sentence for the murder was actually 16 years in prison, but due to sentence reductions and his young age at the time of the murder, the murderer will instead receive seven years in prison. The prosecutor had asked for nine years but says he is satisfied with the outcome

Swedish state TV professor: Children make us unhappy

Published today 8:32
– By Editorial Staff
“The effect of having children appears to be quite clearly negative”, says philosophy professor Erik Angner.

The Swedish birth rate reached a new historical low last year, with only 1.43 children born per woman.

However, not everyone sees the demographic crisis as negative. In a broadcast by state television SVT, viewers were told that “people with children are generally less happy” and that parents supposedly derive more joy from drinking alcohol than spending time with their kids.

Erik Angner, a professor of practical philosophy and SVT’s “expert” on happiness, argues that it is a persistent myth that children make us happier and that research supports this thesis.

– Baby happiness is talked about, but it’s also very much a myth. Among single American women, the effect of having children is the same as becoming unemployed or chronically ill. It’s a sure way to be less happy, he says.

According to the professor, this is not talked about out loud because of “strong norms” that do not allow people to complain about their children or express dissatisfaction as a parent.

– People with children are generally less happy than people without, and people who spend time with their children enjoy it less than when they do many other things, such as going to the movies, drinking alcohol or watching sports on TV, he further argues.

“Clearly negative effect”

Angner points out that childless people have “alot more money to move around with” than those with children and can also spend their time on various “festive activities”.

– One child costs about two million (€180,000), and that adds up if you have a few. The effect of having children appears to be quite clearly negative, the professor repeats.

Across the Western world, the birth rate has fallen sharply in recent decades and in the EU the birth rate is now below 1.4 children born per woman where 2.0 is required for the population not to decline.

Instead of encouraging and incentivizing family formation, European political leaders have long prioritized mass immigration from the developing world, but this has brought with it a whole new set of worries and intractable problems of various kinds.

Swedish PM: “Appalling” that Hungary blocks Ukrainian EU membership

Published yesterday 13:48
– By Editorial Staff
Ulf Kristersson believes that Hungary should bow to the majority in the EU.

Hungary’s government has opposed continued EU military and economic aid to Kiev and is also strongly critical of Ukrainian EU membership.

The Hungarian stance has upset Sweden’s prime minister, Ulf Kristersson, who considers opposition to Ukraine’s EU integration “appalling”.

The EU’s founding principles require unanimity among member states to take decisions and each member state can veto proposals it considers harmful or destructive on certain issues. This applies, for example, to the EU’s common foreign and security policy, taxation issues and the Union budget.

The fact that consensus must be reached and that a majority cannot yet completely overrule individual member states on all issues has recently been portrayed by many EU leaders as something very negative. During the ongoing war in Ukraine, political leaders have increasingly argued that the veto should be abolished.

The main reason is that some EU countries, led by Hungary, often diverge from the policies of dominant EU countries such as Germany and France, especially in their approach to the war in Ukraine.

“Promised to throw a wrench in the works””

The Hungarian government does not want to increase military and economic aid to Kiev, has advocated ending the war as soon as possible and does not see Ukrainian membership of NATO or the EU as an option.

The last two EU summits also refused to endorse a joint declaration emphasizing continued support for Ukraine, and Budapest’s unwillingness to endorse Ukrainian EU membership has infuriated Ulf Kristersson.

Hungary has essentially promised to throw a wrench in the works of this process, we find that appalling, not surprising but appalling, he says in an interview with the Swedish state radio SR.

Ukraine currently has candidate country status and, according to the European Commission, has now aligned its laws with the EU acquis and implemented the necessary reforms to start membership negotiations.

“26 countries are clear”

However, all EU countries have to say yes before such talks can begin, and Hungary’s government has so far said no arguing that the Hungarian minority in the country is not sufficiently protected.

However, according to Swedish state radio’s analysis, it is “Hungary’s much softer line towards Russia” that is the real reason for opposing Ukrainian EU membership.

Sweden’s EU minister Jessica Rosencrantz (M), like Ulf Kristersson, takes a very negative view of Hungary’s unwillingness to let Ukraine into the Union and says it should bow to the majority view.

– 26 countries are clear that we should start negotiations and the Commission is clear that Ukraine has done its job, so there is nothing to motivate Hungary to block this, she states.

Swedish study: Violent offenders repeatedly relapse into crime

Published 22 March 2025
– By Editorial Staff
ADHD, bipolar disorder and psychotic disorders were also common among the offenders in the study.

A study at Lund University shows that young Swedish men sentenced to prison for violent or sexual crimes often reoffend. On average, they have been convicted of over 30 crimes before the age of 30.

Researchers at Lund University have followed 266 men between the ages of 18 and 25 who have served prison sentences for violent or sexual crimes. The study, DAABS (Development of Aggressive Antisocial Behavior Study), was conducted in the 2010s and mapped the men’s background, mental health and social situation. The results showed a high degree of social exclusion and mental health problems within the group.

A few years later, a follow-up study was carried out to see how the men’s lives had developed, using various Swedish registers to examine crime, medical contacts and deaths in the group. The study shows that more than two-thirds have continued to commit crimes. From reaching the age of majority at 15, to an average of 28, they have been convicted of an average of 33 crimes each – one in five of which were violence-related.

For comparison, the study included a control group of 10 000 men of the same age. There, the average was one crime per person, and violent crimes were rare.

A separate study also found that one in ten of the group had a psychotic or bipolar disorder, and that ADHD, early alcohol use and exposure to domestic violence were common factors among those convicted.

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