DT and Sweden

We do have problems in certain areas in the three largest cities

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We do have problems in certain areas in the three largest cities

Care to elaborate?

I had to look up Gravadlax...

Rosengård in Malmö has also been the place for several violent clashes between gangs and between local youths and authorities. Fire crews and ambulance personnel have also been threatened and attacked, as well as the police.

The anti semetic hatecrimes have gone up in Malmö
1970 the Jewish congregatin had judiska ovr 2000 members 2012 there were
600 and less now.

Rinkeby in Stockholm 89% living there are non Swedes and the amount of out
of work is very high. Just like in Rosengarden there are gangs and riots. Burning cars

We do have problems in certain areas in the three largest cities but otherwise nothing happened in Sweden.
And I can speak Swedish, I know where Sweden is, I am a Swedish citizen

It is your president who does not know what he is talking about.

.......This woman gives Trump **** because he pulled funding for abortion programs abroad while she herself as the humanitarian aid minister cut 8 billion from the budget; this is money, which was supposed to go for food, clean water, education and healthcare for refugees abroad. Yeah, really the right person to criticize Trump over humanitarian issues, right? It’s like the politicians are just really, they just care about getting their big fat paycheck, they don't live in the same reality is ordinary people, they never have to experience the consequences of their decisions, they make sure to live far, far away from the multicultural dream that they tried to push on everyone else. It’s just so tiresome, it’s tiresome to see the journalists being in on the ****, they stopped auditing the power a long time ago, they are in cahoots with the power now, they don’t live in the same reality is ordinary people either, I mean, it’s so crazy to see all of these people talking about diversity and then making sure to escape diversity. It’s just amazing to me that the Swedish media is more concerned about the image of Sweden abroad than the reality of Sweden. There more concerned about their freaking image than women being raped and dissipating welfare, when it deserves to be negative. I’m going to tell you, if people knew half the **** that's happening in Sweden, you would consider us to be some kind of weird social experiment, you would think we were some kind of soap opera, some reality show, this is the kind of country that hands out bracelets to try to combat rape, this is the country that invests millions on circumcisions when (unintelligible) aren’t running properly and the police are underfunded. I hope that Donald Trump starts talking a whole lot more about Sweden, because we are a warning example indeed. Sweden is what happens when white guilt prevails over logic. Sweden is what happens when you make political correctness the state religion.

An offer from the editor of a far-right website to pay travel costs and accommodation for any journalist willing to stay in "crime-ridden migrant suburbs" of Malmö appears to have backfired, after dozens of people accepted his pledge on Twitter.
Paul Joseph Watson made the offer on Wednesday, in response to criticism of US President Donald Trump for making false claims about crime in Sweden.

Watson's pledge has since been met with a wave of replies from people willing to make the trip, including comedian Al Murray, broadcaster Matthew Sweet, and Vanity Fair's Kurt Eichenwald.

"Can I bring my wife too? I'm excited!" Eichenwald asked eagerly in response:

.@PrisonPlanet WOW! Can I bring my wife too? Give me your contact info so we can start setting up the trip. I'm excited!

— Kurt Eichenwald (@kurteichenwald) February 20, 2017
@captainjaubrey @LFBarfe @PrisonPlanet I like to write. And Sweden is an ace city break place.

— Al Murray the318 (@almurray) February 20, 2017
@almurray @captainjaubrey @LFBarfe @PrisonPlanet Look, here's a lovely comedy club that serves Moroccan food. https://t.co/8tiwMoOiRc

— Matthew Sweet (@DrMatthewSweet) February 20, 2017
.@PrisonPlanet Hey Paul, I'm from LBC Radio and would be delighted to take you up on this offer. How long can I stay? Fortnight?

— Chris Hemmings (@Hemmch) February 20, 2017
@PrisonPlanet I accept. I will send you my bank info and send you selfies from Malmo. If you do not pay, you will be ridiculed.

— Joey Ayoub (@joeyayoub) February 20, 2017
I'M STILL WAITING FOR MY MONEY @PrisonPlanet. I WANT TO GO TO MALMO NOW.

— Joey Ayoub (@joeyayoub) February 20, 2017
I am interested! Travel costs will be cheap too, I live about ten minutes away. Seven bucks should get me there and back. https://t.co/fJNPKCOwD6

— Andreas Ekström (@andreasekstrom) February 20, 2017
Malmö’s deputy mayor Nils Karlsson even responded, saying he would be happy to meet any journalists sent to the city.

Hello, @PrisonPlanet. I'm a deputy mayor in Malmö. I would be happy to meet with any journalists you send here to ser for themselves.

— Nils Karlsson (@FilosofenNils) February 20, 2017
Looking forward to seeing you, @jamesdoleman! What a great guy @PrisonPlanet is!

— Nils Karlsson (@FilosofenNils) February 20, 2017
Watson has since donated $2,000 to one journalist, US-based Tim Pool, who is crowd-funding an investigative trip to Sweden. The rest of the willing travellers seem destined to be disappointed, however.

The rush to grab a paid trip to Malmö is one of the more light-hearted consequences of the spotlight being thrust on Sweden this week in the wake of US President Trump's bizarre comments last Saturday, which implied a non-existent serious incident had taken place in the country the day before.

Trump later clarified by saying that his statement was in reference to a story on Fox News. The story, an interview with filmmaker Ami Horowitz claiming there had been a “surge in both gun violence and rape in Sweden since it began its open door policy,” has since been derided for its factual inaccuracies, and the police officers interviewed for it claim their quotes were taken out of context.

Horowitz denies that their answers were manipulated however, telling Fox News on Monday:

"I’ve never had a subject claim, and certainly not prove, that I ever misled them or ever doctored the footage. It’s never happened before. So my record stands for itself, and what you saw on that video clear as day stands for itself."