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richwicks saysSounds like Poland to me.
?? Poland was not a Soviet Socialist Republic.
The fuck it wasn't.
richwicks saysThe fuck it wasn't.
Was not.
Formally independent and their system was different enough to not be confused with "real" USSR - they were even allowed to have privately-owned small farms and small retail shops.
Posted on December 4, 2021
Swedish Scientists Prosecuted for Finding That Most Rapes Are Committed by Immigrants ...
As it stands, the case against these scientists may be designed as an intimidation tactic on behalf of Swedish political and academic authorities to silence science-based evidence that severely harms the open society narrative championed by mainstream Swedish political parties. and that the increasingly uncontrollable violence, including sexual violence spreading through Swedish society is a direct result of policy decisions by a succession of pro-migration, and anti-law-and-order governments.
STOCKHOLM, April 28 (Reuters) - Sweden has failed to integrate the vast numbers of immigrants it has taken in over the past two decades, leading to parallel societies and gang violence, Prime Minister Magdalena Andersson said on Thursday, as she launched a series of initiatives to combat organised crime.
Many Swedes were shocked earlier this month after violent riots left more than 100 police injured. The violence erupted after a Swedish-Danish politician burned the Quran at a rally and sought to hold more in several immigrant-dominated neighborhoods. read more
In feminist Sweden, women get fined for carrying pepper spray
Welcome to Sweden.
Europe's Virtuous Suicide
Open borders, the green scam, and the boycott of evil Russian energy will ensure the accelerated collapse of a teetering union.
... One can freely board a train in Zgorzelec, Poland without a special mask that does nothing to stop the spread of a sniffles virus and ride it three minutes across town (and the border) to Görlitz, Germany where they’d better arrive wearing a special mask that does nothing to stop the spread of a sniffles virus or be met with a request for their papers. ...
We are talking about a state with seven million Turkish fifth columnists whom despite taking a lifetime of German taxpayer welfare, would be loyal to the Turkish dictator Erdogan and wouldn’t hesitate to overthrow the German government in a week on his orders. Given the decrepit state of the German military, they could probably topple it over a holiday weekend.
German tolerance for the intolerable has become otherworldly, partly because of the poor light in which western nations have viewed them. It makes them simultaneously ashamed of and vulnerable to repeating the same mistakes of their past through self-censorship and self-destructive overcompensation.
German people have embraced performative virtue signaling as a coping mechanism for atoning for historical sins. They routinely stand at train stations with “refugees welcome” signs despite hundreds of sexual assaults and rapes at the hands of new cultural enrichers on New Year’s Eve in 2015, in one city. It’s no longer even safe for German girls or women to walk alone on the streets of major cities at night. ...
... Germany is still very much ideologically divided along the same lines it was for forty years during the cold war. The difference is the west has become much more like the former east, the DDR, while the often economically abandoned eastern cities have embraced anti-globalist populism.
The aforementioned Ph.D. candidate from Germany was part of a group of EU-funded researchers hand-picked for their ideological predispositions. Her research was going to take her to Leipzig in the east where she would do a deep dive into the roots of Germany’s “Far Right” misfits that are simply right-leaning populists who are routinely smeared in the German corporate press as “fascists”.
Wherever the stench and dirty remnants of communism haven’t worn off from the last century the people are righteously suspicious of centralized powers, of bloated bureaucratic administrative states. Brussels and the German-controlled EU are no different, even from the perspective of a “far right” German in Leipzig.
In fact, every government that isn’t a wholly owned subsidiary of the Liberal World Order in the former communist bloc are all smeared as “Far Right”, or “dangerous anti-democratic populists” or “fascists” by the western corporate state press. This includes Hungary, Poland, Slovakia, Czechia, Romania, and Bulgaria. However, people in these countries are capable of laughing off the absurd accusations, while the accusation of “fascist” in Germany tends to reflexively result in compliance and self-censorship. ...
Reaching a settlement with Russia for endless supplies of affordable energy would be too easy, too comfortable, and achieve nothing for NATO, or the United States’ stranglehold over the European Union’s energy needs and their desire to keep the Euro subordinate to the dollar as a global reserve currency.
The United States’ hysterical screaming of Russian culpability with every problem foreign or domestic, from the engineering of “Trump-Russian collusion” and “Russian disinformation” and accusations of American politicians and pundits being “Putin’s puppet” has always been so insincere as to be cartoonishly laughable.
It was never about making enemies with Russia or viewing Russia as a threat but rather always about bringing Europe to heel, and reminding her that her masters are not in Moscow, but in the District of Corruption.
German tolerance for the intolerable has become otherworldly, partly because of the poor light in which western nations have viewed them. It makes them simultaneously ashamed of and vulnerable to repeating the same mistakes of their past through self-censorship and self-destructive overcompensation.
German people have embraced performative virtue signaling as a coping mechanism for atoning for historical sins.
"Fled" from.
They are in Sweden for money and blonde women, no other reason.
Has Sweden gone ‘far right’?
The Scandinavian country now has perhaps the most successful anti-immigration, anti-establishment party on the continent...
But their agenda now cannot be described as right-wing extremism. And they had one great advantage: for many years they were the only party to criticize Sweden’s immigration policy. It’s not racist, they insisted, to discuss what’s going wrong, and this is a view that was increasingly widely shared. ...
The Social Democrats spent much of the campaign asking Swedes to imagine the horror of a right-wing government backed by the SD, but much of the electorate didn’t find this horrific. First-time voters will have grown up seeing the party as part of the political furniture. As the daily newspaper Expressen put it, the Swedish left wanted to make this election into a referendum on the Sweden Democrats — “and the Sweden Democrats won.”
So Sweden, which had the highest levels of immigration in Europe, now has perhaps the most successful anti-immigration, anti-establishment party on the continent. This should be a lesson to European progressives and conservatives alike.
Since 2018, there have been almost 500 bombings—yes, bombings—in what is known as one of the most stable societies in the world.
There’s not just a bombing problem. There are shootings, too.
Sweden, which has a population of around 10 million, has the highest per-capita number of deadly shootings of 22 European countries. Forty-seven people have been shot dead so far this year, which, while far from American levels of gun homicide, is extreme for Europe. Other European countries have come to look at Sweden with horror.
It may be shocking for Americans to learn that in Sweden—the land of IKEA, Spotify and Greta Thunberg—all of this is going on. Perhaps the reason you don’t know about it is because of the uncomfortable reality of how we got here.
Among shooting suspects, 85 percent are first- or second-generation immigrants, according to the newspaper Dagens Nyheter, as immigrant neighborhoods have become hotbeds for gang crime.
Nobody on this side of the argument is trying to say that Islam is bad,
that all Muslims are bad. We’re not saying that. But what we are
saying is that if you allow a very large number of young males to
come to European countries, and if they come from a culture where
women are at best second-class citizens, don’t be surprised to see
abominations such as we saw outside Cologne train station on New
Year’s Eve. And don’t be surprised that the formerly rather sleepy
Swedish city of Malmö has now become the rape capital of Europe.
But that is nothing compared to what the boss of Europol said three
weeks ago. He said there are now 5,000 jihadi fighters, every one of
them potentially a terrorist, who have got back into Europe through
the Greek Islands posing as migrants. When ISIS say they will use the
migrant routes to destroy the civilization of Europe, I suggest we start
to take them seriously. And the difference between what is going on
now and any other either migratory wave or refugee wave in the
history of mankind that I can see is that never before have we had a
fifth column — albeit a small one, thank God — but a fifth column
living within our communities that hates us, wants to kill us and wants
to overturn our complete way of life. ...
Nigel Farage: Thank you. What Mark has just said is difficult to listen to and we’d
all rather pretend it isn’t happening, but sadly it is happening. Simon,
you’re in denial. I’ll tell you what’s sad. What’s sad, and you’d know
as a historian, is that a hundred years ago the women went into the
factories, earned their first decent pay packets, went to the pub, got the
vote. We’ve lived through a hundred years of female liberation and
emancipation, and now we have the mayors of towns in Germany and
in Sweden and in other parts of northern Europe telling women not to
walk out after dark on their own. And in the wake of the Cologne sex
attacks the mayor of Cologne said to those women they really ought to
dress differently and behave differently in public. That, Simon, is what
is sad — and actually, I find, the sheer hypocrisy of those of you that
have stood up and said you’re going to defend female rights when
actually you think migrant rights are more important than female
rights in our own community. Frankly, shame on you!
And, Louise, you’re trying to redefine the 1951 convention on refugee
status, but can I just challenge you to something? You know, maybe,
just maybe, you would agree with me that the Australians, when they
faced a similar problem of people coming in boats in large numbers,
of sinkings and drownings, that the Australians got it right when they
said nobody will qualify as a refugee if they come through this route,
but we will process people offshore genuinely and sincerely; and if
they are people who because of their race, religion, or political beliefs
qualify as refugees, we in Australia will have them. Wouldn’t it make
more sense, Louise, rather than having an open door to the Greek
Islands, to process people in North Africa and the Middle East?
Who paid for the recent successful overthrow of conservative government in Poland and ushered in the new socialist government about to throw the door wide open and turning Poland into a mix of Sweden and Ukraine?
Ukraine? WTF has Ukraine to do with mass importation of mooslims?
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