Book Review By Fjordman

The book Holy Wrath: Among Criminal Muslims was written by the Danish psychologist Nicolai Sennels. This is an English translation of a book called Blandt kriminelle muslimer, which was written in 2008. It is based on personal experiences Sennels had with young Muslim criminals while working as a psychologist for three years at a juvenile facility in Copenhagen.

Since 2008, problems with criminal gangs from an immigrant background have grown worse in Western Europe. The terror threat from militant Muslims and Jihadist groups has increased as well.

On 14-15 February 2015, two victims plus the perpetrator were killed and several others wounded during terror attacks in Copenhagen. The first attack targeted a debate about blasphemy attended by the Swedish artist Lars Vilks, who has drawn Muhammad as a dog. The second attack targeted Jews in a synagogue.

The terrorist was Omar El-Hussein. He was born in Copenhagen to Palestinian parents who fled to Denmark via a refugee camp in Jordan. He had recently been released from prison for a stabbing offense. Omar became radicalized as a militant Muslim in prison. During his deadly attacks, he was carrying a copy of the Koran with a bookmark at Surah 21. This chapter contains verses about punishing disbelievers of Islam.[1]

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Our Swedish correspondent Svenne Tvaerskaegg sends this report on the increasing political repression in Sweden that is taking place in the run-up to September’s elections. Co-published with Gates of Vienna.

By Svenne Tvaerskaegg, photo Snaphanen.dk

Sweden is entering into a state of dissolution.

Sweden, once a model society of hard-working and peaceable Scandinavians with one of the highest standards of living in the world, is entering into a state of dissolution.

Decades of mass immigration from some of the most backward and violent countries in the world are slowly and irrevocably transforming the model society into its opposite. At first the problems were relatively small, and although they inexorably grew over the years, they tended to be concentrated in the ever-growing immigrant ghettos that sprang up around Sweden’s towns and cities. Most Swedes could continue to live their lives as before, largely unaffected by the increasing crime and chaos festering in the isolated suburbs of their clean and peaceful cities.

Swedish media helped to keep the population in their dreamlike state of peace, prosperity and security, while in the background a destructive policy was wreaking ever-increasing damage to the fabric of their society. With an almost religious fervor the media promoted the official government ideology of multiculturalism and its manifold benefits. Mass immigration was good for Sweden; it was culturally enriching; it vitalized the economy; it made life more worth living.

The sheer scale of what has happened is becoming impossible to ignore

For a long time the propaganda barrage worked, but this is rapidly changing. The sheer scale of what has happened is becoming impossible to ignore, as the ghettos become more unmanageable and crime spills out into the rest of the country. Gang rapes, gang warfare, hand grenade explosions, shootings, riots and attacks against police stations, things just about unknown once are now becoming daily occurrences.

The most important election in Sweden’s history

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Hvorledes Per Ahlmarks ”galna kvartsseklet” udviklede sig til det værre

Af Kai Sørlander

I 1994 udsendte Per Ahlmark, svensk forfatter og tidligere politiker – leder af Folkpartiet og vicestatsminister – en bog med titlen Vänstern och tyranniet: Det galna kvartsseklet. Deri beskriver han, hvorledes den svenske venstrefløj i tiden fra slutningen af 1960’erne til begyndelsen af 1990’erne lod sig vildlede af troen på det socialistiske ideal til at se positivt på totalitære styrer i Kina, Cuba, Cambodja og flere andre steder. Han giver en mængde eksempler på venstreorienterede politikere og intellektuelle, som hylder sådanne totalitære regimer, mens de samtidigt er meget kritiske over for Vestens ufuldstændige demokratier.

I det store og hele kan den samme historie skrives om Danmark og de øvrige vestlige demokratier. Der var i denne periode en stærk venstreorienteret og marxistisk inspireret vækkelse, som prægede det politiske og åndelige liv i det meste af Europa og USA. Man var kritisk over for den kapitalistiske markedsøkonomi og den stigende forbrugerisme, og man så frem til en form for socialistisk idealtilstand, som en løsning på kapitalismens indre modsigelser. I den forbindelse så man noget af det, der skete i lande som Maos Kina, Castros Cuba og Pol Pots Cambodja, som eksperimenter, der kunne vise vej frem til den samfundsform, som skulle følge efter kapitalismen. Derfor kunne man se gennem fingre med det herskende tyranni i disse lande, fordi man opfattede det som en midlertidig overgangsfase, der i det store historiske perspektiv var en biting. Det vigtige var, at man var på vej imod socialisme, og at vi i Vesten kunne lære noget om, hvorledes man skulle gå den vej.

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af Henrik M. Jensen

Hvert år den 10. marts, på årsdagen for det tibetanske oprør mod den kinesiske besættelsesmagt, samles herboende tibetanere og deres danske støtter foran Den Kinesiske “Folke”republiks ambassade på Øregårds Allé i Hellerup for at demonstrere mod kinesernes brutale besættelse af Tibet.

Idag fik det tibetanske flag lov til at folde sig ud i modsætning til hine skammens dage i 2012, hvor politiet under den daværende socialdemokratiske-folkesocialistiske-radikale regering fik ordre til at fjerne tibetanske flag fra demonstranter og dermed overtræde grundloven. Alt sammen for at behage en besøgende kinesisk præsident.

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