1900: Europe had QUARTER of world population.
1900: Europe had 3 times population of Africa.
2050: Europe forecast: 7 per cent of world population.
2050: Europe forecast: one-third population of Africa.
Decades: Indigenous European population displacement by non-Europeans.

Europeans are endangered.

Wednesday, 20 January 2016

Sweden - Fyrishov Sports & Leisure Centre Uppsala - Foreign Teenage Males Sexually Assault 10-Year Old Swedish Girls

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Sweden
x9 Sexual Assaults
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"Newly arrived behind the assault"

 17:25 | 16-01-18   |  Elin Sandow

In 2015, police reported seven cases of sexual molestation of children at Fyrishov. According to Fyrishov perpetrators are newly arrived teenage boys, which police also partially confirms. But social services have not received any cases.

In 2015 there according Fyrishov seven of reported cases of sexual abuse against children committed inside the bath [comment:  sports complex / swimming pool], the majority in the second half. This weekend took place a further two cases.

- Of course, we see very serious in all these cases. It has sometimes acted on several boys while giving himself a girl, says Kent Eriksson, who is operations manager for Fyrishov.

Read more: More cases of sexual harassment

New details of the sexual molestation of Fyrishov

Girl sexually molested in the bathhouse

On several occasions, the children who have been molested been ten years old. Usually, the affected children told lifeguards what they have been through, but at no point is there a lifeguard who witnessed how children become tafsade on. Once a case has come to light Fyrishov then alerted the police who arrived and arrested the suspect.

Fyrishov see a pattern of the perpetrators has been newly arrived teenage boys who can not [edit:  speak?] Swedish. In August sharpened Fyrishov their coverage with extra security guards because of the events. The lifeguards have also been strengthened surveillance instructions.

- We do what we can to make it difficult for those who are looking for this. We can read and see the situation, but we can not be everywhere.

Kent Eriksson thinks it is important that this comes up in order to combat the problem.

- Those who are newcomers need information about what you can and cannot [do]. But it is very important to add that we have lots of young people in this group behaved great.

Police confirm that there has been a number of reported cases of unaccompanied refugee youths suspected of sexual assault on Fyrishov. All crimes committed by minors should be reported to the social services - but the social services in the municipality of Uppsala has stated that it has not received any police complaint in this regard.

For there can be natural explanations, says Magnus Westergren as team leader and deputy head of the local police area Uppsala Knivsta.

- It may be that there is Uppsala who placed these young people, but it's a different municipality. But if it is so in these cases, I do not know.

RFSU suggested the other day that unaccompanied refugee boys to receive sex education. And in Karlstad municipality has already decided that all HVB ​​homes should educate unaccompanied about sex, relationships and norms of society because you have seen that cultural clashes could be significant.

Uppsala municipality such plans?

- No, not at present. We trust that the homes where the young people placed to take responsibility for speaking on standards, says Johan Edlund, strategist at social department in Uppsala.

Sheep unaccompanied the reception they need?

- Individual needs assessments done in each case. We get a police report, we make a further assessment.


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http://www.unt.se/uppland/uppsala/nyanlanda-bakom-overgrepp-4069487.aspx


 
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Language:
indoor swimming pool (n.)
bassäng, simbassäng
Where it says 'tafsade', I assume that refers to media attention or headlines:

tafsade
streamer / headline
'Fyrishov'
fourth most-visited indoor sports venue
Uppsala, Sweden

waterpark with water-slides
indoor & outdoor swimming pools
incl. children's pool & gym
relaxation areas
accommodation (cabins)
resort restaurants
activities:  collaboration b/w sports organisers, the venue, Uppsala, Uppsala Tourism & the hotel business
co-established 2006 by Fryshov AB
2007 - extended to include international events & competitions

Venue for basketball, athletics, fencing, judo, volleyball etc.

Fyrishov AB is a municipally-owned limited company incorporated in the Municipal Group of Uppsala City Hall AB. 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fyrishov

National Association for sexual arousal RFSU
Riksförbundet för sexuell upphetsning RFSU

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Parents in Sweden/Europe might want to note the fact that those supervising the safety of minors in public places concede that they 'cannot be everywhere'.

If 'sex' education & 'accepted norms' education could have prevented decades of rape of European natives by foreigner, why wasn't this miraculous method of remedy to address the ongoing sexual assault of European women and children applied in the decades that this has been a plague?

Of course, this is not a cure-all:  this is the Swedish authorities grasping at the only straws they have, in the absence of  addressing the fundamental problem here:  a state sponsored invasion of ancestral European homelands.

So whatever stop-gap measures are taken to plaster over the rape of Europeans, it is the destructive and genocidal policies of Swedish and European politicians that ultimately require attention and revision.

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Sweden - Opinion Along Lines: Culture is Relevant re Sexual Assaults of European Women

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https://archive.is/7N9rm


"Certain attitude to women of different cultures"

The debate in Sweden amazes me, writes Turkish researcher Özge Öner. She writes that we must recognize and understand the different cultures and social systems have different views on women's rights; To deny this is not only ignorant but also insulting to the millions of women's struggle for equality.

We Are Sthlm 2015th

I was born and raised in Turkey, and resident researchers in Sweden over the past eight years, and is amazed at the debate that is currently implemented on refugee sexual abuse at the central station in Cologne on New Years Eve and the music festival We are Sthlm two summers in a row. I agree with those who believe that crimes against women can not be hushed up and that the law applies to all people, regardless of origin. But these voices seem to be in the minority. The debate is characterized mainly by cultural relativism, strongly colored by feminism, whose representative, for example, the DN-journalist Hanna Fahl (8/1), argues that "the common denominator for abuse are gender, not ethnicity." After living as a woman in what is considered the world's most modern Muslim society, I can not emphasize enough how wrong and screwed this approach.

It is of course true that the mass sexual violence is not an issue of "ethnicity" - a word used to silence debate. The crux is that different cultures and social systems have different views on women's rights; To deny this is not only ignorant but also insulting to the millions of women's struggle for equality in these reform hostile communities. Even in an apparently secular and modern society like Turkey, are violent acts against women such as child marriage, rape within the family, forced marriage with rapists and honor, so common that it is rarely reported in the news. 

In countries where Islam colors the cultural norms, is very much a consensus that it is the woman's duty to protect themselves from sexual abuse by making himself invisible in public places, both for clothing and fashion. A woman is expected to constantly think about their appearance, wherever she goes, and what time it is; to look modern, be out late and without a man by her side is to "ask for it", under this cultural approach. Even in a "European" city that Istanbul is it so inconceivable that as a woman to go out on the town on New Year's Eve that no one I know has ever suggested it. 

All Turkish women I know feel that it is a constant struggle to go by public transport, because one must protect herself from groping men. It is so common that I can not remember how old I was when I learned to have eyes in the back. And then Turkey is, again, a relatively modern country in the Islamic world. I can not imagine what it must be like to live as a woman in other parts of the Middle East.

But it is not just a religion and culture that are important, but also to state institutions sanction the abuse of women. "Women should not laugh loudly to the whole world without preserving her modesty," said Bulent Arinc, Turkey's former deputy prime minister and co-founder of the ruling party AKP, as late as 2014. The same year, said Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan, now President of Turkey, that it "does not can put women and men on the same level - it is against nature." When 17-year-old Münevver Karabulut in 2009 found in the garbage after having been raped and killed by her boyfriend with the help of his family, argued Istanbul's former police chief that "her parents should have monitored his girl better". 2013 said Omer Tugrul İnançer, a lawyer and Muslim opinion leader, the state television that "it goes against the courtesy to announce her pregnancy with a trumpet - women should not walk the streets with such tripe." But it surprised of course, not that the state media was considered to be "disgraceful" to stay outdoors as a pregnant woman. In a country like Turkey, it is not uncommon for government institutions give their tacit consent to violence against women.

Culture and social institutions play a major role in determining what is acceptable or not. Needless to say, most men who have grown up in countries where the consensus is that it is women's and not men's obligation to prevent sexual abuse, a completely different view of how to behave with women than most Swedish men.

Thus, it is nonsense to debate whether there are cultural characteristics that encourages events like Cologne and the Kungsträdgård [Royal Garden]. It is simply that, and we have to be frank about this if we are to be able to nip the problem in the bud. To only import and quietly tolerate unwanted cultural practices favoring least of all girls and women in Sweden.

Özge Öner

Honorary Doctor of Economics, Institute of Industrial Economics (IFN)


Swedish to English
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https://archive.is/7N9rm

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http://www.svd.se/visst-handlar-kvinnosyn-om-olika-kulturer/om/overgreppen-under-we-are-sthlm
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Interesting article.

However, I disagree with the notion that ethnicity has nothing to do with the matter of mob (and other) sexual assaults of European women, which has now spanned decades of being swept under a rug.

Ethnicity has everything to do with it:

1)  other cultures are derived from specific ethnicities & their corresponding histories etc.

2)  furthermore, what has taken place is a by-product of the invasion of Europe by non-Europeans, so ethnicity is relevant to any debate.

Putting it another way:  there would not be a debate about this were it not for European policies facilitating the invasion of Europe.

Turkey is an Asian nation, its culture is shaped by its religion and its culture is, in turn, modelled on the Arabic culture of the prevailing religion.

Svenska Dagbladet ('Swedish Daily Newspaper') publishing this article is at least giving an alternative to the prevailing views a hearing.



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In Brief

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Feminism is Deader than Europe
Comment re:
'After Cologne, Feminism is Dead' article
LINK | Cross-Post

Sweden
Ministry of Culture / govt
to 'increase political equality'
"Municipalities proposed to conduct an experiment with voting rights from 16 years in the elections 2018"
STUDY https://archive.is/T5Ezt

Peter Harold post
re 'fixing' democracy
"more people should be involved in the Swedish political charade instead of lifting power from the politicians and give it to the people "
Swedish to English
Google Translation:  https://archive.is/v7ReL



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No time to read the Swedish government report on 'fixing' democracy in Sweden, but I'm sure it's bound to be a creative assault on democracy and on Swedes, by the political status quo.
Links will be posted here as I go along during the course of this session of internet travels.
 



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