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A peculiar modern stereotype insists that the nation of Sweden is more deeply infected with masochism and political correctness than all the other nations of Europe. According to this caricature, Swedes are absurdly tolerant, pathetically naïve and feminised beyond repair, a fact that can explain the mass immigration of Muslims into the Kingdom in recent years.
Is it accurate? I don’t think so. While Sweden certainly has a more extreme feminist base than, say, Great Britain, there is no clear evidence that the country is populated by suicidal masochists. That portrait is an internet myth, more rooted in the age-old misperception of Sweden as a magical land of naked, blonde rationalists. Sweden is actually a very normal European country, with the same imbalance of naivety over realism as afflicts every major Western state.
And just in case that isn’t convincing, my contention has been supplied with fresh vigour this past week by the announcement that the Swedish government plans to deport 60,000 (sixty thousand) Muslim ‘asylum seekers’ – without compensation or right of appeal – in the coming months.
Needless to say, when I first heard of this, I was enraptured. It is perhaps the first piece of good news since the migrant crisis began. After this, my already elevated mood was further raised by the news that Denmark is also to carry out its own mass-deportations in the near future, albeit on a lesser numerical scale than its northern sibling. Hurrah and Huzzah! It might not be the whole job, but it’s a bloody good start.
The coming deportations are good news for many reasons besides the obvious pleasure of seeing invaders packed onto plane. One, not mentioned yet by the media, is that it will set a precedent of mass-deportation for the whole of Europe to take advantage of at a later point. Given that physical removal of problematic Muslim citizens is surely the only failsafe way of securing our societies against Islamist terrorism, this precedent could hardly be more timely.
Of course, removing 60,000 people from a Western nation (presumably to relocate them back in the third world) will be a long, occasionally chaotic process. There will be opposition, indignation, locking of arms, and waving of placards. Facebook campaigns will surely be launched to keep certain individuals within ‘their’ adopted communities. And so on. It is nevertheless imperative that the project is a success. If it fails, the whole idea of restoring Europe’s balance of cultural power will be lost, and the suggestion of it forever demonised.
That the countries embarking on this action are Scandinavian, and thus respected by liberals across the globe, makes the prospect of success greater than it otherwise would be. This is for the simple reason that international socialists have no better examples of its workability than the regimes of the Nordic peninsula. Will the likes of Michael Moore or Bernie Sanders really want to bad-mouth the left-wing success stories of Sweden and Denmark? If they did so, surely that would cast doubt on the viability of mass-immigration and political-social liberalism in general…?
Away from the liberal clique, I would guess that most Western observers wish this project the fairest of winds.
D, LDN
Well yes, I certainly wish this project well. But I remain sceptical as to whether or not these governments will have the strength of will to carry out the planned deportations. Concerning Sweden, I wonder if this announcement is aimed more at undermining support for the Sweden Democrats, whose relentless rise in the polls has badly shaken the Sedish political and social elite.
But I’ll try and be optimistic and hope that actions will match words in this case.
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The Swedish public certainly supports the policy. A recent poll recorded 60/40 in favour.
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I think it will be a success – simply because the consequences of failure are so grim.
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The real challenge lies in the logistics of such a monumental task.
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It’s certainly a challenge, but I believe the Scandinavians to be up to it. There have been larger deportations than this in recent history.
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Every Islamo-informed person across the *world* who understands why this is a sensible move and agrees with its necessity should be writing – briefly and politely – to the Swedish diplomatic representative in their various countries, to *express* approval, understanding and support. It is very important that whenever any country anywhere does anything that represents even a small ‘pushback’ against the JIhad – against Islamisation – that everyone who recognises the significance of that pushback should …well…get behind those undertaking to do it, and…well…PUSH. The Swedes and Danes should, right now, be getting letters from all over Europe… from all over Canada and the USA… from faraway Australia and New Zealand… from *India* and from Kenya and Tanzania… The more such letters they get, the better.
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I agree. Probably the best way to show support is via social media. Someone should set up a facebook page with a title like ‘I support the deportation of asylum seekers’. I’m pretty sure it would gain thousands of ‘likes’ within a few days.
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A Zen Buddhist parable.. (Sorry for the caps)
“WHILE TOKAI WAS A VISITOR AT A CERTAIN TEMPLE, A FIRE STARTED UNDER THE KITCHEN FLOOR. A MONK RUSHED INTO TOKAI’S BEDROOM, SHOUTING: ‘A FIRE, MASTER, A FIRE!’ ‘OH?’ SAID TOKAI, SITTING UP. ‘WHERE?’
‘WHERE?’ EXCLAIMED THE MONK. ‘WHY, UNDER THE KITCHEN FLOOR — GET UP AT ONCE.’ ‘THE KITCHEN, EH?’ SAID THE MASTER DROWSILY.
‘WELL, TELL YOU WHAT, WHEN IT REACHES THE PASSAGEWAY, COME BACK AND LET ME KNOW.’ TOKAI WAS SNORING AGAIN IN NO TIME.”
I don’t think the self proclaimed ‘Humanitarian superpower’ of Sweden will actually start deportations. It’s probably a stunt to calm people’s anxieties and steal the thunder from the social democrats.
So, DTMW, wake me up when the deportations actually start. I’ll go back to sleep.
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We’ll see in the coming months. I believe Sweden is determined on this. They know they will have to answer to the public if they fail.
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Since when did the leftist elite care about the common people’s opinions (or safety)?
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There already have been deportations from other EU countries. Sweden won’t be doing anything new – just on a larger scale.
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