Stories from Sweden, the Humanitarian Superpower” # 18

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Stories from Sweden, the Humanitarian Superpower” # 18

So the massive police presence in a small park in the heart of Stockholm, was not caused by a terrorist attack of some sort or any other criminal activity. No, it was caused by the fact that a political figure, a leader of a parliamentary party, would be speaking in our small, normally so quiet park in Södermalm!

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Stories from Sweden, the Humanitarian Superpower

Här finns alla hittills skrivna texter med ovanstående rubrik, # 1 – # 17.

Stories from Sweden, the Humanitarian Superpower” # 17

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Stories from Sweden, the Humanitarian Superpower” # 17

Many of the asylum seekers — especially those who are used to much better living conditions — are appalled by what awaits them in Sweden. The fact that 300–350 people arrive every day (!), is an unimaginable strain on the municipalities that are supposed to receive them and put a roof over their heads. It also puts overwhelming pressure on the Swedish society: its people, the Migration Board and migration courts, schools, doctors and hospitals, dentists, Police etc.

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Stories from Sweden, the Humanitarian Superpower # 16

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Stories from Sweden, the Humanitarian Superpower # 16

There is also a growing concern among the Swedes that they will be losing the welfare and benefits that they have worked so hard for during hundred years.

The Prime Minister of Sweden, however, considers peoples concerns and fears xenophobic.

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Stories from Sweden, the Humanitarian Superpower” # 15

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Stories from Sweden, the Humanitarian Superpower” # 15

In his speech, the Prime Minister of Sweden told the people that as a result of the extreme influx of asylum seekers to the country, he will not make any promises of any kind of improvements and/or reforms at all for the coming four years, since it will cost too much to receive all the people seeking asylum in the small country of Sweden (population: less than ten million)

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Stories from Sweden, the Humanitarian Superpower” # 14

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Stories from Sweden, the Humanitarian Superpower” # 14

(By the way: If Sweden decides to abolish the concept of “races”, then, of course,
there will be no such thing as “racial discrimination” in the country…)

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Stories from Sweden, the Humanitarian Superpower” # 13

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Stories from Sweden, the Humanitarian Superpower” # 13

Anyone with the slightest insight in human behaviour and understanding of what is needed to create a feeling of belonging and “togetherness” understands that if there is nothing to integrate to — nothing “Swedish”, no feeling of pride in being Swedish etc — then it is impossible for the hundreds of thousands of asylum immigrants who have arrived in Sweden the past two decades to feel as part of the people, the nation. You can not integrate to nothing!

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Stories from Sweden, the Humanitarian Superpower” # 12

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Stories from Sweden, the Humanitarian Superpower” # 12

Another option is to buy you a Syrian citizenship because with that you will get permanent visa very quickly from the Migration Board in Sweden. The cost for that is very cheap compared to the cost of —  worst case scanario — the tickets for going back to Dubai or Denmark every month/every three months to renew your visiting visa. The only problem with this is that you look Chinese and not Syrian…

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Stories from Sweden, the Humanitarian Superpower” # 11

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Stories from Sweden, the Humanitarian Superpower” # 11

Sweden got very low scores in the Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA), it was classified as a country “with a mean performance/share of top performers below the OECS average”.

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Stories from Sweden, the Humanitarian Superpower” # 9

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Stories from Sweden, the Humanitarian Superpower” # 9

Never before has it been as easy to get a residence permit and refugee status in Sweden based on lies, as it is today!

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Stories from Sweden, the Humanitarian Superpower” # 8

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Stories from Sweden, the Humanitarian Superpower” # 8

“It is difficult to understand why it is considered controversial to report asylum frauds to the Police.”

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Stories from Sweden, the Humanitarian Superpower” # 7

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Stories from Sweden, the Humanitarian Superpower” # 7

This year Sweden will provide protection to more refugees than the authorities have estimated. The forecast of 61,000 asylum seekers crack — the Migration Board now estimates that 70,000 to 80,000 will seek asylum.

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Stories from Sweden, the Humanitarian Superpower” # 6

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Stories from Sweden, the Humanitarian Superpower” # 6

”Will Sweden give us money for the cost of smuggling us here; it was very expensive? Since it is written in all newspapers in Syria that Sweden welcomes Syrian refugees, Sweden should also pay the costs of smuggling trips for us who come to this country!”

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Stories from Sweden, the Humanitarian Superpower” # 4

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Stories from Sweden, the Humanitarian Superpower” # 4

Authorities know where they are; still thousands of asylum seekers, who have received negative decisions are not being deported. These cases have increased by 92 per cent during the past six years: from just over 5.000 to close to 10.000 people.

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Stories from Sweden, a Humanitarian Superpower” # 3

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Stories from Sweden, a Humanitarian Superpower” # 3

Officials of the Migration Board have been telling about lies and false asylum stories for many years, but the Swedish government and members of the parliament have chosen not to listen to them. These stories have been collected and published in two books, covering a period of 6,5 years.

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Stories from Sweden, the Humanitarian Superpower” # 2

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Stories from Sweden, the Humanitarian Superpower” # 2

So if “everyone thinks” that an asylum seeking young man is a child, does that mean that the Migration Board, a government authority, should make its decision in his asylum case based on that thinking/guessing and not on the basis of the requirements of the Aliens Act?

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Stories from Sweden, the Humanitarian Superpower” # 1

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Stories from Sweden, the Humanitarian Superpower” # 1

Sweden, a small country of only 9,5 million people, is the second largest receiver of asylum seekers in the EU (54.259 in 2013). Only Germany, with a population of 82 million, receives more asylum seekers than Sweden (109.580 in 2013).

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