Malmo Sweden - Police Shifting EU Immigrants

---------------------------------------- ARTICLE ---------------------------------------- Video 1 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fdAigVryJVI Video 2 https://youtu.be/9TTobK5wsDw Sweden Migrants sleeping outside the town hall:  "The municipality is racist!"  Dur:  3:27  ᛞ  COPYRIGHT DISCLAIMER Copyright Disclaimer under section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for “fair use” for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, education and research. Police Shifting EU Immigrants Dur:  10:00 ᛞ  COPYRIGHT DISCLAIMER Copyright Disclaimer under section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for “fair use” for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, education and research.  Nov 4, 2015 ---------------------------------------- COMMENT Brainwashed, networked, liberal-left. Tools of the totalitarian, imperialist, empire expanding, identity-destroying, culture-destroying, nation-destroying, European-destroying, corporate elite. Mugs. *Guessing in Malmo ---------------------------------------- Europa-Evropa ᛞ ᛞ

Germany & Europe - Foreign Terrorist Network: Kurdish Iraqi Ansar al-Islam

---------------------------------------- ARTICLE ---------------------------------------- 'Islamist' shot dead after stabbing German policewoman AFP By Frank Zeller September 17, 2015 3:02 PM German police secure evidence after a jihadist was shot dead in Berlin, on September 17, 2015 The 41-year-old man had been convicted in 2008 of planning an attack in Berlin against former Iraqi prime minister Iyad Allawi, a prosecution spokesman told AFP. Thursday's incident began around 0700 GMT, when four police cars were called to the western Berlin district of Spandau because the man was reported acting aggressively and threatening passers-by, police said. When a policewoman approached him, he stabbed her with a knife with a nine-centimetre (3.5 inch) blade in the neck area, before one of her colleagues opened fire, killing the Iraqi man and "suspected Islamist", prosecutors said. The 44-year-old woman was also hit accidentally by one of the bullets fired by her police colleague, said the prosecution service. The Iraqi man had in the morning removed an electronic ankle monitor he had been ordered to wear after being released from prison. National news agency DPA quoted chief prosecutor Dirk Feuerberg as saying it was too early to speculate about a "terrorist motive", and that the man's apartment was being searched. Berlin police said on Twitter about the policewoman, who had been taken to hospital by helicopter, that "the condition of our colleague is stable, she remains in intensive care". The attacker died in an ambulance shortly after being shot, despite attempts to revive him. - 'Hot-tempered, aggressive' - Prosecution service spokesman Martin Steltner identified the Iraqi man as "Rafik Y.", saying he was sentenced in 2008 to an eight-year prison term for his role in a plot against Allawi. In the court case in the southwestern city of Stuttgart, Rafik Mohamad Yousef was one of three Iraqi men sentenced to jail terms, including time already spent behind bars during their trials. News site Spiegel Online reported he had returned to Berlin in 2013, and was kept under surveillance. Die Welt daily wrote that the convict could not be deported to Iraq under German law because he would face the death penalty there. The three men had been convicted of belonging to a foreign terrorist organisation -- Iraqi militant group Ansar al-Islam -- and attempted conspiracy to commit murder. Ansar al-Islam, a predominantly Kurdish group, was believed to have links to Al-Qaeda in Iraq. Yousef was believed to have volunteered to carry out the attack on Allawi, the court heard. Presiding judge Christine Rebsam-Bender described Yousef as "hot-tempered and aggressive" and cited his frequent outbursts, including an attack on a prison guard that broke the officer's rib. "Because they are Nazis!" Yousef shouted at the judge. Intelligence services at the time estimated the group had about 100 members in Germany connected to a wider network of supporters across western Europe. The court found that the plot to assassinate Allawi had been hatched only days before the premier's brief trip to Berlin in December 2004. http://news.yahoo.com/islamist-shot-dead-knife-attack-german-policewoman-prosecutors-161823337.html ---------------------------------------- COMMENT So we have someone who's done presumably something like 7 years prison at German taxpayer expense. But he is not alone:  he's one of three Iraqis that were convicted of the plot to kill. So that's x3 foreigners incarcerated for terrorist activities on German soil, at the German taxpayer's expense.   What is happening between these people ought to be happening on Middle Eastern soil, but it's been imported to Europe.  Imported to Europe, presumably because Germany inexplicably and insanely has some kind of immigrant intake arrangement, as part of the aftermath of US-allied military intervention in the region. Yeah, that makes all the sense in the world.  Attack a backward, brutal region of extremists of all descriptions, along with 'the Great Satan' USA, and then import them to Germany.  Brilliant plan. The terrorists are free to exit and re-enter Germany, because Germany cannot deport them or presumably shut them out at the border, as doing so would be detrimental to the terrorists -- who face death sentences abroad (because that's how they dispense with problems in Iraq, where these people are from) -- and would therefore be illegal under German law (and presumably also under international law). Ah, the practical application of what they call 'humanitarian' law.   Law, which obviously ought to be revised.  But that could take another few decades, by which time Berlin will be Baghdad. So, anyway, that's x3 unnecessary and substantial drains on taxpayer money, doing long prison stretches,  a danger to prison authorities, a danger inmates (if only in terms of 'radicalisation'), and an ongoing danger to the public once they get out prison. But they're catered to by the German taxpayer who has to pay for this and pay for the ongoing monitoring, 'rehabilitation' and welfare of these foreigners. Oh, and pay for the broken ribs and neck stabbing compensation to the prison warder and police victim; pay for all associated costs; pay for trauma to these persons, in one way or another, and potentially to their colleagues, etc. Hey, that's not all folks.   There's another 100 of these radical Middle Easterners running around Germany -- and they've got a wider support network all over Europe, according to German intelligence ... 'intelligence' who can't be all that intelligent, if they've imported this mayhem to Europe in the first place! The Middle Eastern players, factors and politics are irrelevant to Germans and Europeans, and the issues should have been confined to to the Middle East, whether or not the German and other European governments have chosen to engage in these matters abroad.  This is not rightfully the Germany public problem, but it is now thanks to the morons that have opened Europe's doors to non-Europeans from war zones of all descriptions. Beyond the financial and enormous social costs to the German public, there is also a serious cost to the security and integrity of Europe itself. ---------------------------------------- Europa-Evropa ᛞ ᛞ

Sweden - Armed Gang Violence Escalates -- 5 Times Greater In Major Cities Sweden

---------------------------------------- ARTICLE ---------------------------------------- Source (Swedish) http://www.svt.se/nyheter/regionalt/vast/extrem-situation-jamfort-med-grannlanderna Extreme situation compared with neighboring countries 58 minutes ago TT 3 min 58 sec Extreme situation compared to its neighbors Photo: TT Armed violence escalates in the major Swedish cities. Since 2010, five times as many shots injured in the Swedish cities compared to the neighboring countries' capitals together. It shows a review that SVT Nyheter. Sweden 2015 in installments rocked by gang-related violence in metropolitan areas. In Malmö, the wave of the hand grenades dominated the news flow and even killings have taken place. In Gothenburg got the unimaginably brutal mass shooting at Vårväderstorget Prime Minister Stephen Löfven to visit the site and promise repentance. Two died and eight shots were injured when masked men with automatic weapons fired madly at a restaurant. Although attacks have lasting unusually remarkable year as the trend has been clear for years. While deadly violence reduces total in society increases the violence with firearms on the streets. Compared to neighboring countries, the situation is extreme. - The figures are very remarkable, says Micael Birch, a sociologist at the University of Gothenburg, including research on policing and organized crime. The figures SVT News developed shows that the number of gunshot victims and dead in all the three major Swedish cities far exceeds the numbers in Oslo, Copenhagen and Helsinki. Clap figures show that five times as many shots have been damaged in the past five years in Gothenburg, Stockholm and Malmö as compared to the neighboring countries' capitals together. The number of deaths in shootouts are about four times as many. "A big knowledge gap" Looking at the number of shootings, the differences are too great, even if the actual shootouts counted in different ways in the different cities. Copenhagen Police stated that they had 122 shootings since 2011. In Gothenburg there have been almost twice as many in Stockholm about three times as many. - Exactly why it pushed more in Sweden can not answer, we have a big knowledge gap here. Nobody has made any proper analysis of this situation, says Jerzy Sarnecki, professor in criminology. Sarnecki mentions that there are differences in how the police work in the four countries. But he nevertheless describes the conditions as relatively similar in terms of legislation and other tools. - I think rather that we have a much weaker social situation here. What we see now is the result of a failure that extends for twenty years when these young guys who now shoots grew up, he says. "Shoot apparently to kill" SVT News spoke to scientists, police officers in the various countries and other experts. No one has a certain answer as to why the move so much more in Sweden. Some mention violence wave dynamics. When the spiral has started, it is difficult to stop. Any person killed or injured, individuals around him who exacts revenge. For example, in Gothenburg, the police on more than one occasion gone out and said that the situation has calmed down since the leading figures of criminal networks have been imprisoned or killed. But each time, the situation escalated again after some time. Either because the relatives and friends of people have taken to, or to new groups have taken advantage of the gaps to strengthen their positions. A current example is Vårväderstorget in Gothenburg. In that incident killed a senior individual within a network and injured several others. Afterwards, several people have been detained, both suspects involved and the people who planned revenge. Several conflict rages Nevertheless, it has only the last month occurred at least five different shootings and a grenade attack in Gothenburg. Two people have been killed and two were shot injured. - Overall, we have fewer shootings this year. Unfortunately, the number of dead high, to shoot apparently to kill, says Robert Karlsson. Many of the violent incidents this year, according to Robert Karlsson likely to do with each other. Last week, police beat also decided that the explosion of a car on Hisingen in the summer was the result of a planted bomb. Four people, including a baby girl, died. - We have, unfortunately, a number of conflicts raging, and we do not really know where it all is going, says Robert Karlsson. Number of gunshot victims in the Nordic cities in 2010 - first half of 2015     Stockholm  189     Gothenburg  109     Malmö  63     Copenhagen  30  {Denmark}     Oslo  30  {Norway}     Helsinki  10 (approximately) {Finland} Footnote: The figures from Stockholm, the Stockholm County Source: County council care claims database and police Number killed in shootouts * Stockholm 21 * Gothenburg 17 * Malmö 7 * Copenhagen 6 * Oslo 3 * Helsinki 2 Source (Swedish) http://www.svt.se/nyheter/regionalt/vast/extrem-situation-jamfort-med-grannlanderna ---------------------------------------- Jerzy Sarnecki professor in criminology Stockholm University Sweden https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jerzy_Sarnecki Robert Karlsson Gothenburg, Sweden Criminal Investigation Unit Hisingen fourth-largest island of Sweden (after Gotland, Öland and Orust) Part of Gothenburg Municipality Västra Götaland County pop. 130,000 (ahead of Sodermalm & Gotland) [wikipedia]  History Hisigen mostly farmland to 1800s Industrialisation - / ship building focus / Volvo car manufacturer first factory 1927 [wikipedia]  Red ochre rock wall paintings known as 'Tumelhed rock paintings' show Hisigen inhabited in the year 9000BC [wikipedia] Hisigen Politics Large swing to Sweden Democrats (opposed to mass immigration) Residents at polls give explanation: Hector Ardila, 30, welder: ... “Then I think people became sympathetic to the Sweden Democrats when they were resisted so strongly, as it happened on Gotaplatsen to example.” Blerina Audijaj, 29, nurse:   ...  "Then I think people feel sympathy for them [the SD], that they were resisted so much, and shootings just add to this.” Pernilla Selin, 29, food inspector and Christian Sjöberg, 31, parents of daughter Isabella:  ... "It has of course appeared as if people were against the Sweden Democrats what with all the demonstrations — but it might have struck people the other way, ” she said. “I think it’s about dissatisfaction.  It is a ‘dissatisfaction’ party when people are well aware that they do not have anyone else to vote for,” said Christian. source / re polls chersonandmolschky.com ---------------------------------------- Europa-Evropa ᛞ ᛞ