Ny-Sverige stoltserer på badebroen. Op af skovsøen aser sig gammel-Sverige, med røven bar. (klik f. helbillede):
En muslimsk “bikini” ? Det kalder de den mellemting mellem en rustning og en dykkerdragt. Det må være Bikini-atollen Expressen tænker på, helt ubevidst så klart. Jeg kan godt lide fotografier med en vis symbolik. Tragik eller komedie ? Burkinin – en bikini för muslimska kvinnor – kommer att bli en av sommarens storsäljare.
“Statsminister Siv Jensen?”
Fremskrittspartiet er Norges største parti med en oppslutning på 30,8 prosent, viser en ny meningsmåling. Arbeiderpartiet går ned til 26,6 prosent og de borgerlige partiene får et klart flertall…….Siv Jensen mener uansett det er på tide at den norske befolkningen venner seg til ordlyden statsminister Siv Jensen.
Frp størst, klart borgerlig flertall & Falkblick: Sverige är skräckexempel i Norden
Import af knive
Julie Spence, Cambridgeshire Police, took the highly unusual step of singling out Poles, Lithuanians and Iraqi Kurds who are carrying knives on the streets. Addressing the Police Federation Conference last month, she warned that the economic downturn could spark tensions among ethnic groups.Violence has already erupted between immigrant populations in the past. Mass immigration to blame for knife culture, chief constable warns
“Peace in our time?”
“his….gentleness of heart has raised humanity to a new level

JP Leder: 1938 – 2008 P. MUNCH, ERIK SCAVENIUS – Margrethe Vestager
Masseaflivning af fremtidens ‘ældrebyrde’?
Skræmmende og tankevækkende post på Gates of Vienna om forskellige scenarier for et Europa om få årtier, hvor aldersfordelingen er markant forskubbet, så stadigt færre unge må forsørge et stadigt større antal gamle, og opretholdelsen af bare en rest af velfærdsstaten forudsætter massive skattestigninger. Samtidigt bliver de unge generationer i høj grad sammensat af medlemmer af kulturer med kort lunte og en foragt for værtssamfundet. Jeg har længe tænkt i samme baner: Gamle mennesker bliver meget, meget upopulære til den tid, ud over at de i sagens natur bliver forsvarsløse. Mon ikke den bedste tid at være gammel i er disse år, og at det herfra kun kan gå tilbage? Det er ikke et spørgsmål om generel pessimisme, dette handler om tørre tal for demografien. Baseret på hvad der er best-case antagelser, diskuterer Baron Bodissey disse muligheder (LFPC):
[…] 1. The use of draconian incentives to keep people employed well past the age of sixty-five.
As the demographic disaster looms ever closer in the coming years, the planners of the Socialist state may choose to make old-age benefits unavailable to those who are certified as “fit to work”. In Europe, at least, all the certifying physicians will be state employees, so the criteria for determining “fitness” can be ratcheted downward until the required numbers of citizens are removed from full-time retirement at state expense and kept in employment.
Another tactic that would provide incentives for workers to remain employed would be to require that retired people on state pensions live in dormitory-style facilities, which – given the normal tendencies of centralized bureaucratic Socialism – would be very unappealing places to live.
2. The removal of the franchise from those citizens deemed no longer competent.
The full menu of Socialist care will be sustained for a while by the voting power of the elderly, who can be expected to vote their interests as a massive bloc. However, the EU is already an undemocratic political structure, and will become even more so in the next few years. Presumably the interests of the technocrats in charge will allow them to veto the opinions of ordinary citizens, so that the franchise can be taken from anyone the state deems incompetent.
Once again it will be physicians employed by the state who will do the certifying, so the competency of potential voters will be weighed with the interests of the state in mind.
3. Massive civil unrest of the young and the fit against the cosseting of the parasitic elderly.
The geezers will outnumber the young and fit, but they will be no match for them if civil society ever begins to falter. A crushing tax burden and the manifest unfairness of the system can be expected to bring angry masses of young men and women into the streets in protest.
Which will be more important to the nervous authorities at that point, the votes of the ancient and decrepit people in nursing homes, or the mob howling in the street outside their windows?
4. A gradual reduction in the quality of medical care for the elderly
State-financed health care, plagued as it is by chronic shortages, is already rationed in one form or another within the welfare states of Europe.
It would take just a small bureaucratic shift to push the rationed care away from old people, thereby hastening their demise and easing the burden on a highly stressed welfare system.
5. The widespread increase of officially-sanctioned euthanasia.
The Netherlands presents a model for the gradual introduction of state-sponsored euthanasia. It begins with “mercy killing” – assisted suicide for those who have stated unambiguously their desire to die. The next step is for relatives, in consultation with doctors, to affirm that dear Mama or Papa “would never have wanted to live this way”.
The final stage will be a determination by the state – certified by those ever-busy physicians – that the quality of a patient’s life has been so degraded that his or her continued existence is detrimental to the common good of society. […] Contemplating Geronticide














