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Kuvan lapset ilmoittivat olevansa 14-15 vuotiaita tullessaan Ruotsiin.
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Nackan kunta osti omat asunnot syyrialaisen miehen kolmelle vaimolle
19.9.2017 11:17 https://www.kansalainen.fi/nackan-kunta-osti-omat-asunnot-syyrialaisen-miehen-kolmelle-vaimolle/
Johan Berg
Yksi asunnoista näyttää tältä. Kuva Wikimedia Commons.
Tukholman itäpuolella sijaitseva Nackan kunta on ostanut kuluvan vuoden aikana 94 huoneistoa, joista suurin osa annetaan turvapaikanhakijoille.
Asunnot ovat arvoltaan yhteensä 305 miljoonaa kruunua eli noin 32,1 miljoonaa euroa.
Suurin osa asunnoista annetaan oleskeluluvan saaneille turvapaikanhakijoille ja kolmansista maista perheenyhdistämisohjelman avulla tulleille tulijoille. Vaikka hankinnat ollaan tehty kaupunginhallituksen yhteisellä päätöksellä, joitakin eriäviä ääniä löytyy. Monet kunnallispoliitikot sanovat, että viime vuoden keväänä voimaan tullut asuntolaki on ajanut monet kunnat vaikeaan asemaan ja ruotsalaiset veronmaksajat maksumiehiksi.
Laki velvoittaa kuntia hankkimaan kuntapaikan saaneille pakolaisille asunnon muutaman kuukauden viiveellä. Koska asiasta on olemassa lakiin merkitty velvoite, eivät kunnat taas voi rikkoa lakia. Tästä on seurannut, että suuren asuntopulan takia kunnat ovat alkaneet ostelemaan asuntoja uusruotsalaisille. Vertailun vuoksi niin Nackassa kunnallisen vuokra-asunnon jonot ovat noin 10 vuotta.
Nackan tapauksessa kunnassa herättää ihmetystä se, että Nackaan saapui syyrialainen perhe, johon kuului mies, kolme vaimoa ja useita lapsia. Jokaiselle vaimolle on ostettu kullekin huoneisto arvoltaan noin 5 miljoonaa kruunua (526 300 euroa).
Asiasta kertoi muun muassa Expressen.
Artikkelin kirjoittajan kommentti:
Mies saapui Ruotsiin 2016 ja ilmoitti olevansa syyrialainen. Saatuaan oleskeluluvan hän hoiti vaimonsa ja 16 lasta perheenyhdistämisohjelman avulla Ruotsiin. Käytännössä siis perhe sai ilmaiseksi kolme asuntoa, jollaiseen monella ruotsalaisellakaan ei ole varaa. Jos arvioidaan näiden kolmen vaimon ja 16 lapsen yhteiset kulut veronmaksajille, ja oletetaan, että lapset ovat jakautuneet tasan ja ovat kaikki 11-16 vuotiaita:
Asunto: 5 450 000, 3 300 000 ja 5 200 000 kruunua.
Etableringstöd = kototuttamisraha tms, jota saa, kun osallistuu erilaisiin puuhasteluihin, esimerkiksi kielikurssille: 6 160 kruunua per vaimo.
Kotouttamisrahan lapsikorotus 4 500 kruunua per vaimo.
Asuntolisä: 3 900 kruunua per vaimo.
Lapsilisää: 5 lasta: 8 240 kruunua per vaimoa ja 6 lasta 10 540 kruunua per vaimo.
Kaksi vaimoa saavat kuukaudessa veronmaksajien rahaa 22 800 kruunua (2 400 euroa) ja kolmas vaimo 25 100 kruunua (2 642 euroa). Toisinsanoen kolme vaimoa ja heidän 16 lastaan maksavat ruotsalaisille veronmaksajille 70 700 kruunua kuukaudessa eli 7 442 euroa.
Yli 20 000 kruunun käteen jäävä palkka on Ruotsin mittapuussakin hyvä palkka. Kun ottaa huomioon maiden väliset peruselintarvikekulut ynnä muut jokapäiväiseen elämiseen liittyvät kulut, niin Suomen ja Ruotsin välisiä eroja ei ole kuin yksittäistapauksissa suuntaan tai toiseen, joilla ei ole merkitystä kokonaisuudessa.
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http://www.breitbart.com/london/201...state-broadcaster-journalist-shot-no-go-zone/
A former journalist who worked for the Swedish publicly funded broadcaster SVT has been shot in the Stockholm suburb of Tensta, known as one of the country’s most notorious no-go zones.
The 29-year-old was shot just before 9 pm on Sunday evening in the heavily migrant populated suburb in the Swedish capital. He was found on the ground outside and quickly rushed to a hospital where it was discovered he had been shot in the leg but did not suffer from life-threatening injuries, Sveriges Radio reports.
According to the broadcaster, the man was well known in the area and had worked on diversity and democracy projects. SVT editor Geronimo Åkerlund said that the victim had worked as a researcher for the broadcaster from 2016 up until the spring of 2017 in Rinkeby, another notorious no-go area.
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A former journalist who worked for the Swedish publicly funded broadcaster SVT has been shot in the Stockholm suburb of Tensta, known as one of the country’s most notorious no-go zones.
The 29-year-old was shot just before 9 pm on Sunday evening in the heavily migrant populated suburb in the Swedish capital. He was found on the ground outside and quickly rushed to a hospital where it was discovered he had been shot in the leg but did not suffer from life-threatening injuries, Sveriges Radio reports.
According to the broadcaster, the man was well known in the area and had worked on diversity and democracy projects. SVT editor Geronimo Åkerlund said that the victim had worked as a researcher for the broadcaster from 2016 up until the spring of 2017 in Rinkeby, another notorious no-go area.
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https://www.thelocal.se/20170920/man-shot-by-police-in-malm-after-attacking-officers
Man shot by police in Malmö after attacking officers
Officers at the scene in Malmö. Photo: Johan Nilsson/TT
A man in Malmö has been seriously injured after police opened fire when he responded to an attempted arrest by attacking them.
Skåne Police say that "the attack was of such a nature that the police officers opened fire on the man".
The man, who is now suspected of the attempted murder of one of the officers, was taken to hospital with serious gunshot injuries. An investigation of the shooting which took place around 2am on Wednesday has been opened, and a prosecutor from the Special Investigations Unit will review the conduct of the police.
"Two parallel investigations will take place, one of the suspected attempted murder, and one of the actions of the police," Mikael Lind from the south branch of Sweden's police explained.
He did not want to comment on how many shots were fired or if the man was armed. An area around the building and garden where the shooting took place on Nikolaigatan in the south of the city centre has been cordoned off.
Man shot by police in Malmö after attacking officers
Officers at the scene in Malmö. Photo: Johan Nilsson/TT
A man in Malmö has been seriously injured after police opened fire when he responded to an attempted arrest by attacking them.
Skåne Police say that "the attack was of such a nature that the police officers opened fire on the man".
The man, who is now suspected of the attempted murder of one of the officers, was taken to hospital with serious gunshot injuries. An investigation of the shooting which took place around 2am on Wednesday has been opened, and a prosecutor from the Special Investigations Unit will review the conduct of the police.
"Two parallel investigations will take place, one of the suspected attempted murder, and one of the actions of the police," Mikael Lind from the south branch of Sweden's police explained.
He did not want to comment on how many shots were fired or if the man was armed. An area around the building and garden where the shooting took place on Nikolaigatan in the south of the city centre has been cordoned off.
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https://www.thelocal.se/20170922/fe...-are-being-solved-in-sweden-new-stats-suggest
Fewer rape investigations are being solved in Sweden, new stats suggest
File photo of a Swedish police car. Photo: Johan Nilsson/TT
Fewer rapes have been solved in Sweden so far in 2017 than by the same stage a year before, new figures from the country's National Council on Crime Prevention (Brå) suggest.
Brå's preliminary figures for the first six months of 2017 show that only eight percent of rapes investigated by police this year have been solved (mening 302 have been solved), down from 12 percent at the same stage a year before, when 354 were solved.
Police say they want to do more, but complain that limited resources are hampering their cause. According to Brå's researcher on sex crimes, there are also a number of other factors that can influence the change.
"Eight percent is quite low, but it's also worth remembering that these crimes are generally difficult to investigate. Even if police could do more to investigate these crimes in a better way, that would perhaps mean a difference of a few percent, and doing everything in the book wouldn't necessarily mean some kind of extreme change," Johanna Olseryd told The Local.
"In general it's a type of crime where the clearance rate is quite low and it can vary year by year and be up and down. It's also not unusual for there to be larger cases which include many individual crimes for example. So if a final decision is reached on that kind of case, it can impact the rate of crimes being solved by several percent," she added.
In Sweden each case of sexual violence is recorded as a separate instance, so for example if someone tells the police that they were raped by a partner several times, each of those instances would be recorded as an individual potential crime.
READ ALSO: Sweden's rape statistics explained
Another factor that could contribute is that the number of rapes that have been processed so far in Sweden this year is up to 4,004 from a lower 3,047 during the first half of 2016, meaning the police simply have more work to do.
Of those 4,004, an investigation was launched in 3,810 instances, while 194 were dismissed without one. In 2016, 2,843 were investigated and 204 were dismissed.
But the fact that more rapes have been processed by police does not necessarily mean that more were committed, Olseryd pointed out:
"In general what we know from research is that more people are coming forward and saying they have been subjected to sexual crimes. We don’t know how much that is down to there being more crimes committed, or because there is a bigger public discussion of the subject, which means more people are likely to understand that they have been subjected to something that’s a crime, or that they have a higher tendency to report it."
The increasingly stretched nature of the police force in Sweden has been a prominent subject in the country as of late. Unions have complained that a lack of adequate staff numbers is preventing more crimes from being solved, with a Swedish Police Union (Polisförbundet) survey in May showing that 39 percent of officers think a lack of investigation staff means the crime clearance rate is going in the wrong direction.
READ ALSO: Sweden needs more police officers, union says
A difficult working environment and low salaries are also blamed for officers leaving their job prematurely, with 200 under the age of 40 leaving their positions in 2016.
Earlier this week, the Swedish government announced that it will give two billion kronor to the police in 2018 in an effort to help turn the force around, with the money to be directed towards improving working conditions and encouraging people to say in their job, as well as recruiting more officers.
Fewer rape investigations are being solved in Sweden, new stats suggest
File photo of a Swedish police car. Photo: Johan Nilsson/TT
Fewer rapes have been solved in Sweden so far in 2017 than by the same stage a year before, new figures from the country's National Council on Crime Prevention (Brå) suggest.
Brå's preliminary figures for the first six months of 2017 show that only eight percent of rapes investigated by police this year have been solved (mening 302 have been solved), down from 12 percent at the same stage a year before, when 354 were solved.
Police say they want to do more, but complain that limited resources are hampering their cause. According to Brå's researcher on sex crimes, there are also a number of other factors that can influence the change.
"Eight percent is quite low, but it's also worth remembering that these crimes are generally difficult to investigate. Even if police could do more to investigate these crimes in a better way, that would perhaps mean a difference of a few percent, and doing everything in the book wouldn't necessarily mean some kind of extreme change," Johanna Olseryd told The Local.
"In general it's a type of crime where the clearance rate is quite low and it can vary year by year and be up and down. It's also not unusual for there to be larger cases which include many individual crimes for example. So if a final decision is reached on that kind of case, it can impact the rate of crimes being solved by several percent," she added.
In Sweden each case of sexual violence is recorded as a separate instance, so for example if someone tells the police that they were raped by a partner several times, each of those instances would be recorded as an individual potential crime.
READ ALSO: Sweden's rape statistics explained
Another factor that could contribute is that the number of rapes that have been processed so far in Sweden this year is up to 4,004 from a lower 3,047 during the first half of 2016, meaning the police simply have more work to do.
Of those 4,004, an investigation was launched in 3,810 instances, while 194 were dismissed without one. In 2016, 2,843 were investigated and 204 were dismissed.
But the fact that more rapes have been processed by police does not necessarily mean that more were committed, Olseryd pointed out:
"In general what we know from research is that more people are coming forward and saying they have been subjected to sexual crimes. We don’t know how much that is down to there being more crimes committed, or because there is a bigger public discussion of the subject, which means more people are likely to understand that they have been subjected to something that’s a crime, or that they have a higher tendency to report it."
The increasingly stretched nature of the police force in Sweden has been a prominent subject in the country as of late. Unions have complained that a lack of adequate staff numbers is preventing more crimes from being solved, with a Swedish Police Union (Polisförbundet) survey in May showing that 39 percent of officers think a lack of investigation staff means the crime clearance rate is going in the wrong direction.
READ ALSO: Sweden needs more police officers, union says
A difficult working environment and low salaries are also blamed for officers leaving their job prematurely, with 200 under the age of 40 leaving their positions in 2016.
Earlier this week, the Swedish government announced that it will give two billion kronor to the police in 2018 in an effort to help turn the force around, with the money to be directed towards improving working conditions and encouraging people to say in their job, as well as recruiting more officers.
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https://pamelageller.com/2017/08/sweden-deportation-christian.html/
An Iranian actress, who moved to Sweden after her conversion from Islam to Christianity following a vision of Jesus in her dream, is now facing deportation and has been told by Swedish authorities “it’s not our problem if you decided to become a Christian” even if the refusal of asylum results in rape, torture or death.
“They said to me it’s your personal life and it’s not our problem if you decided to become a Christian, and it’s your problem,” Christian Broadcasting Network quoted Aideen Strandsson as saying.
An Iranian actress, who moved to Sweden after her conversion from Islam to Christianity following a vision of Jesus in her dream, is now facing deportation and has been told by Swedish authorities “it’s not our problem if you decided to become a Christian” even if the refusal of asylum results in rape, torture or death.
“They said to me it’s your personal life and it’s not our problem if you decided to become a Christian, and it’s your problem,” Christian Broadcasting Network quoted Aideen Strandsson as saying.
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Swerabia 2017 ...
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åjdå ku ihanaa ....
Ruotsissa on ollut vuosikymmeniä erittäin yleistä että ulkomaalaiset laitettiin yhteen vuokralähiöön ja ruotsalaiset vuokralaiset toiseen.
Pitkähkö tarina rinnakkaisyhteiskunnan perheestä joka käyttää valtaa ruotsalaisessa maahanmuuttajalähiössä
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Örebron moskejapalosta epäilty on El-Salvadorista
Posted on 29/09/2017 julkaissut Paavo Tajukangas in Tuhopoltot, Uncategorized // 9 Comments
Ruotsin mediakenttä on lopettanut lähes kokonaan Örebron moskeijapalon uutisoinnin. Verrattun parin vuoden takaisen Eskilstunan moskeijapaloon verrattavaa rumbaa ei ole ollut, olletikin, että jopa Kuningas Kaarle Kustaa kävi moskeijan raunioilla toteamassa, että tämä on surun päivä Ruotsille.
Todellakin, surun päivä Ruotsille, yksikään palon osapuoli ei ole ruotsalainen. Ei uhri eikä tekijä, mutta lasku lankeaa ruotsalaisille.
Teosta epäilty on El-Salvadorin kansalainen Cristian Alexander Soriano Figueroa, synt. 11-04-1997. Mies vangittiin Örebron käräjäoikeudessa epäiltynä törkeästä tuhopoltosta (moskeija) ja viikkoa aikaisemmin tapahtuneesta valmistelusta tuhopolttoon. Figueroalla on pitkä rikosrekisteri Ruotsissa, kaikkea huumausaineista pahoinpitelyihin.
Miksi media siis lopetti asiasta kirjoittelun kuin seinään, vaikka kyse oli mediakentän mittapuun mukaan todella suuri tapahtuma? Tietenkin siksi, että tekijä ei ollutkaan kantaruotsalainen rasistinatsi vaan ulkomaalainen henkilö. Epäilyllä ei ole ihan sellaista kunniakansalaisen asemaa kuin kehitysmaista tulleilla muslimeilla. Mutta toisaalta jutussa ei ole enää mitään kerrottavaa, koska natseja ei saatu roviolle.
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Hmmm....
Ihmisiä, joiden taustoista ei tiedetä mitään ryhmästä, josta nousee eniten terrorismia koulutetaan insinöörejä alalle, jolla voi tuottaa maksimaalisen uhrimäärän minimaalisella riskillä ja vieläpä niin että terroriteon syyllisyyden saa helposti vieritettyä kohteena olevan yhteiskunnan syyksi.
Joskus ei voi kuin ihmetellä ruotsalaisen nerouden laadullisia ja kvantitatiivisiä piirteitä ideologisuuteen ja oman oksan sahaamiseen liittyvissä asioissa.
Jeremyn sanoin...
Pihatonttu
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Kuvan lapset ilmoittivat olevansa 14-15 vuotiaita tullessaan Ruotsiin.
Maahantulo on täytynyt tapahtua joskus -90 luvulla.
"Todellisuus on sosiaalinen konstruktio?"
"Ei kenelläkään ole oikeutta kyseenalaistaa ihmisen omaa kokemustaan omasta identiteetistään?"
Termi "sukupuoli" on jo jaettu kahtia ja juurrutettu se jako median kautta. On erikseen biologinen sukupuoli (sex) ja sosiaalinen sukupuoli (gender). Ja jos ne eivät matsaa, niin yhteiskunta maksaa itsensä kipeäksi kustantamalla kosmeettista kirurgiaa ja hormonihoitoa, jossa pieni, mutta näkyvä osa biologisesta sukupuolesta muutetaan osittain toiseksi niin että larppaaminen helpottuu.
Nyt voidaan vaikka jakaa termi "ikä" kahtia: biologiseen ja sosiaaliseen. Ja kun ne eivät joillain huijareilla täsmää niin voidaan velvoittaa yhteiskunta vielä kalliimpiin nuorennushoitoihin, joilla keski-ikäiset lapset saadaan vetristettyä biologisesti teini-ikäisen tasolle.
Vai olisiko molemmissa + muissa vastaavissa kuitenkin viisaampaa lähteä siitä biologisesta totuudesta ja ottaa se larppaaminen vähän sellaisena yksilön hassuna leikkimielisyytenä joka ei velvoita ketään muuta mihinkään?
Ikälarppaaminen on joissain kulttuureissa muotia. Muoti ei saa olla yhteiskuntaa velvoittava asia.
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