Sweden is collapsing into utter chaos, with some no-go zones described as war zones, and sharia patrols having taken over some areas. Despite this, the government launched an “image of Sweden campaign” months ago, in order to downplay its failure to integrate Muslim immigrants and to cover up its skyrocketing crime rate, which forced its National Police Chief to declare the country to be on the verge of civil war. It has also been a nightmare for police, most of whom want to quit their jobs. In fact, Swedish politicians had to resort to calling out the army to no-go zones less than a year ago.
It will be quite a challenge to clean up the mess in Sweden, but the process may soon start:
The Eurosceptic Swedish Democrats Party is expected to take more than 20 percent of the vote in elections next month.
And its leader, Jimmie Akesson, is calling for a “Swexit” unless the EU reforms itself. Put mildly in the face of facts:
Its biggest campaign issue is migration as party leaders believe Sweden’s immigration policy has been too generous and that migrants have put huge social and economic strains on the country.
Let’s hope the citizens of Sweden vote to take back their country.
“Sweden election to spell nightmare for EU as anti-Brussels party set to be kingmaker,” by Alahna Kindred, Express, August 27, 2018:
THE Eurosceptic Swedish Democrats Party is expected to take more than 20 percent of the vote in elections next month.
It’s [sic] leader, Jimmie Akesson, has said he will hold a Swedish referendum on EU membership, while recommending withdrawal unless Brussels gives Sweden concessions that have been refused to Britain.
He said: “The EU is not the way to co-operate in Europe.
“We should renegotiate the terms of our membership of the EU and then the people should have their say.
Earlier this month two MEPs from the Swedish Democrats delivered an ultimatum to the EU.
They said unless the EU reforms itself then the party will urge Swedish voters to “take the next step on Swexit”.
A recent poll by SKOP that surveyed 2,100 people from August 16 to August 22 put the Swedish Democrats at 20.1 percent, surpassing the Moderate Party, which is the largest opposition party in the centre-right coalition in the Swedish Parliament.
The Moderate Party is currently polling at 17.1 percent and the leading party the Social Democrats have a larger lead of 24.5 percent.
There are 349 seats in parliament and 175 are needed for an overall majority.
There is no majority in the current government as it is distributed between two coalitions and the Swedish Democrats.
The Social Democrats, Left Party and the Green Party form the leftist coalition, which holds 159 seats.
The centre-right coalition called The Alliance is formed of the Centre Party, Liberal Party, Moderate Party and the Christian Democrats, which hold 140 seats.
The Swedish Democrats, which is described as the country’s nationalist party, holds 42 seats…..