Can we talk about Sweden for a bit?
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Finlandia said:
Gandahar said:
I live here.Gandahar said:
What's the point of
"Can we talk of ..."
threads when you don't live there and might, just might spend any time there ?
When was the last time you went to Sweden?
What's the point of asking a question that YOU asked only as far back as the 10th of November and got quite a few responses. It's only a few pages back. If it concerns you so much just remove the thread from ones you follow."Can we talk of ..."
threads when you don't live there and might, just might spend any time there ?
When was the last time you went to Sweden?
Finlandia said:
Gandahar said:
I live here.That aside it was the first thing which came to my mind once I learned that the guy was Swedish. Looks like Swedish LE is putting a lot of resources atm trying to contain the problem.
Edited by Gromm on Friday 27th December 01:24
jshell said:
I loved visiting it and we moved there thinking it would be a long-term option. But, living there is a VERY different prospect! Forget taxes, they're not that bad. But, you mention schools and I can tell you that in Norway the schools and hospitals are falling apart. The education system and health system now lags the UK. Social spending is monstrous and the cracks are beginning to show. Alcoholism, depression, massive long-term sick-leave, rotten justice system, violence towards women, outright fraud - all stuff you only see after years of living there.
Still, nice to visit, very pretty.
how come it is falling apart?Still, nice to visit, very pretty.
Never been to the Nordic countries, I'd do the Rekorderlig tour, as I like Swedish cider. Used to love Kopparberg but find it too sweet now, though there is a reduced sugar version which is nice.
I always thought Sweden/similar would be a nice place to retire to. I like the idea of Janteloven.
I always thought Sweden/similar would be a nice place to retire to. I like the idea of Janteloven.
236 explosions in Sweden in 11 months in 2019
I was surprised by this
https://twitter.com/petersweden7/status/1211732813...
I was surprised by this
https://twitter.com/petersweden7/status/1211732813...
Gandahar said:
What's the point of
"Can we talk of ..."
threads when you don't live there and might, just might spend any time there ?
When was the last time you went to Sweden?
July 2008 when I went to see Iron Maiden at the Ullevi in Gothenburg, does that mean I'm not allowed to read the thread any longer? "Can we talk of ..."
threads when you don't live there and might, just might spend any time there ?
When was the last time you went to Sweden?
JPJPJP said:
236 explosions in Sweden in 11 months in 2019
I was surprised by this
https://twitter.com/petersweden7/status/1211732813...
Is there another, more reputable, source for this? I don't entirely trust the Norwegian born, British national, Holocaust denier you linked to. ( http://archive.is/WPgDV ) .I was surprised by this
https://twitter.com/petersweden7/status/1211732813...
Seems to have a lot to say about Sweden even though he's spent more of his life in the UK than there.
He's got some other pretty strong views about homosexuality too - his comment on the Orlando gay club shooting, for example.
rscott said:
JPJPJP said:
236 explosions in Sweden in 11 months in 2019
I was surprised by this
https://twitter.com/petersweden7/status/1211732813...
Is there another, more reputable, source for this? I don't entirely trust the Norwegian born, British national, Holocaust denier you linked to. ( http://archive.is/WPgDV ) .I was surprised by this
https://twitter.com/petersweden7/status/1211732813...
Seems to have a lot to say about Sweden even though he's spent more of his life in the UK than there.
He's got some other pretty strong views about homosexuality too - his comment on the Orlando gay club shooting, for example.
rscott said:
JPJPJP said:
236 explosions in Sweden in 11 months in 2019
I was surprised by this
https://twitter.com/petersweden7/status/1211732813...
Is there another, more reputable, source for this? I don't entirely trust the Norwegian born, British national, Holocaust denier you linked to. ( http://archive.is/WPgDV ) .I was surprised by this
https://twitter.com/petersweden7/status/1211732813...
Seems to have a lot to say about Sweden even though he's spent more of his life in the UK than there.
He's got some other pretty strong views about homosexuality too - his comment on the Orlando gay club shooting, for example.
citizensm1th said:
rscott said:
JPJPJP said:
236 explosions in Sweden in 11 months in 2019
I was surprised by this
https://twitter.com/petersweden7/status/1211732813...
Is there another, more reputable, source for this? I don't entirely trust the Norwegian born, British national, Holocaust denier you linked to. ( http://archive.is/WPgDV ) .I was surprised by this
https://twitter.com/petersweden7/status/1211732813...
Seems to have a lot to say about Sweden even though he's spent more of his life in the UK than there.
He's got some other pretty strong views about homosexuality too - his comment on the Orlando gay club shooting, for example.
https://www.svt.se/nyheter/inrikes/antalet-sprangd...
236 sprängningar till och med den 30 november i år
236 bombings as of 30th of November this year
Finlandia said:
Swedish state run television (SVT) news any better?
https://www.svt.se/nyheter/inrikes/antalet-sprangd...
236 sprängningar till och med den 30 november i år
236 bombings as of 30th of November this year
Much better than a dodgy twitter link, not that bombing are anything new in Scandinavia, at least they are not using anti tank rockets like the biker gangs have a habit of using https://www.svt.se/nyheter/inrikes/antalet-sprangd...
236 sprängningar till och med den 30 november i år
236 bombings as of 30th of November this year
My Scandinavian language skills are what I’d (very) optimistically describe as “rudimentary”. Are there any decent, reputable (non tabloid) English language news sources that are worth following? I’m following “The Local” for both Denmark and Sweden on Facebook, but they’re both a bit light on actual news and are rather more “fluff” than reporting.
I find it strange that none of my friends who live in Stockholm or their family's have been blown up in all the years I have known them.
You would think that going by this thread at least one of them would have been
But then none of my family have been stabbed by psycho knife wielding drug dealers as continentals think all we brits are in danger of
You would think that going by this thread at least one of them would have been
But then none of my family have been stabbed by psycho knife wielding drug dealers as continentals think all we brits are in danger of
Finlandia said:
Remember this, from a few months ago?
https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2019/dec/25/ma...
https://www.expressen.se/kvallsposten/krim/van-til...
The guy was a close friend to the above mentioned woman in Malmö, and had been living in London for three years, He also has connections to criminal gangs in Sweden/Malmö.
That's shocking. London used to be such a peaceful place.Finlandia said:
the execution, point blank headshot, of an innocent mother carrying her few months old baby in her arms in Malmö two weeks ago.
Seems like the Swedish/Malmö gang violence has now spread to London as well.https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2019/dec/25/ma...
https://www.expressen.se/kvallsposten/krim/van-til...
The guy was a close friend to the above mentioned woman in Malmö, and had been living in London for three years, He also has connections to criminal gangs in Sweden/Malmö.
citizensm1th said:
Much better than a dodgy twitter link, not that bombing are anything new in Scandinavia, at least they are not using anti tank rockets like the biker gangs have a habit of using
Although there has been a few bombings now and then in the olden days, the link in my post had a very apt heading.Antalet sprängdåd ökar kraftigt i Sverige
Sweden sees a drastic increase in bombings
Dibble said:
My Scandinavian language skills are what I’d (very) optimistically describe as “rudimentary”. Are there any decent, reputable (non tabloid) English language news sources that are worth following? I’m following “The Local” for both Denmark and Sweden on Facebook, but they’re both a bit light on actual news and are rather more “fluff” than reporting.
Can't really think of any, SVT, Sveriges Radio, Expressen, Aftonbladet, DN usually have snippets of bigger news in English, that's about it.Gassing Station | News, Politics & Economics | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff