Ramallmö: Mordförsök på polismän i natt

"En man beväpnad med automatvapen jagas av polisen sedan han öppnat eld mot en polispatrull efter en biljakt i natt i Malmö.

MALMÖ. Det var klockan 03.13 som en polispatrull försökte stoppa bilen som är belagd med körförbud – men den stannade först efter en kortare jakt på Industrigatan då polisen prejade bilen upp mot en vägg. Passageraren i bilen hoppade då ut och sköt mot polisen. Mannen var beväpnad med både pistol och automatvapen. Polisen besvarade skottlossningen."

Sydsvenskan
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Och signalementet är "vagt"....

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Daily news report from Sweden. Significant violent crime every day in the "paradise".

En vanlig dag i Skåne...

"Daily news selected a random day, April 16, 2009.

Significant violent crimes are reported this day. According to Sydsvenskan coving part of south Sweden it appears to be a paradise for criminals and hell on earth for law abiding citizens. Note that the newspapers do not identify the criminals since they feel that if they tell the readers the truth that most criminals are immigrants it would create an atmosphere of doubt toward the failed immigration policy.

It creates a false impression that crime is not out of hand, while the truth is that the mass immigration has caused Sweden to top violent crime statistics in Europe. This fact is a carefully guarded secret. If it became known the public would immediately reject the current establish parties who created the crime chaos and support new parties that work to stop the mass immigration and to expel all criminals and false asylum seekers."

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Rätt åt Ramallmö: Malmö förbjuds arrangera DC-tennis

" Internationella tennisförbundet (ITF) och dess Davis cup-kommitté fördömer beslutet att spela matchen mot Israel utan publik och förbjuder nu Malmö att arrangera DC-matcher i tennis i fem år framåt.

Svenska tennisförbundet döms dessutom att betala 15 000 dollar (124 000 kronor) i normal publikavgift, som det svenska förbundet hoppats slippa betala, och en extra straffavgift på 25 000 dollar (206 000 dollar), totalt 40 000 dollar (330 000 kronor)"

"TF ställer också följande krav i framtiden:

Om en liknande händelse upprepas så förlorar Sverige rätten att spela nästa match på hemmaplan."

Sydsvenskan

Då kan Ilmar ta och hosta upp de pengarna, för det kan väl verkligen inte vara meningen att Svenska Tennisförbundet ska stå för detta?

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Så ser bilden av Malmö ut i världen

" ”Welcome to Ramallmö” (en ordlek med staden Ramallah på Västbanken) och ”The Swedish Emirate” (som anspelar på emiratet Dubai). Där är två prestigefyllda utländska tidningars rubriker om Malmö de senaste veckorna.

Två Malmöhändelser har blivit nyheter även utanför Sverige de senaste månaderna: kravallerna kring källarmoskén i Rosengård i december och, framför allt, beslutet att stoppa Davis Cup-matchen mot Israel och demonstrationerna och kravallerna som följde.

Rosengårdskravallerna har blivit omskrivna i alla nordiska länder och i flera europeiska. Några medier har haft egna reportrar på plats, andra har publicerat telegram från nyhetsbyråer. Flera tidningar har talat om ”muslim riots”, muslimska kravaller. "

Läs mer på Sydsvenskan
Wall Street Journal och Weekly Standard .
Det sex minuter långa inslaget
Läs artikeln om Malmö i Herald Tribune

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"Welcome to Ramallmö" - How a tennis match sparked riots in Sweden

""This is how it was last time too," said a Holocaust survivor, when she was escorted from Malmö's main square by the police. "We had to leave the square, while they got to stay."

On January 27th, it had been almost a month since the Israeli military operation Cast Lead was launched in Gaza. A couple of hundred people, mostly Jews, had gathered in Sweden's third largest city, Malmö, to show their support for Israel. Their slogans--"Israel's right to self defense" and "Compassion with all civilian victims"--were met with shouts of "Sieg Heil" and "Damn Jews" by a group of mainly Arab and left-wing counter protesters. Stones, eggs, and bottles were thrown, and when a home-made bomb was fired at the Jewish group police finally decided to evacuate. The pro-Israeli protesters fled, while children ran after them with cell phones to report back into the crowd where the Jews were heading.

"Last Saturday, roughly a month after the mob met Jews off Malmö's main square, the city was again shaken by riots. Seven thousand activists gathered to stop a Davis Cup match between Sweden and Israel, and the demonstration march was also a manifestation of the ideological confusion that has become the trademark of the Swedish pro-Palestinian movement. Hamas flags and headbands could be spotted next to banners supporting communist groups and feminist causes."

"The popular mayor of Malmö, Ilmar Reepalu, who is often referred to by the nickname "Malmö's strong man," is one of the most influential figures of the Social Democratic Party. He told the assembled media before the match that, were it up to him, Israel wouldn't be allowed to participate at all. "This is not a match against just anyone," he explained. "It is a match against the state of Israel."

Sweden hasn't subjected a country to a sports boycott since South Africa was barred from playing in the country during Apartheid. But Malmö's "strong man" has changing demography to consider. Of Malmö's 287,000 inhabitants, 50,000 are Muslim and 30,000 are of Arab origin. In 2004, the most common name for baby boys in the city was Mohammed."

"During the war in Gaza, leading Social Democratic politicians, among them the opposition leader Mona Sahlin, appeared at protests where Israeli flags were burned and the Hamas and Hezbollah flag were waived openly. Sahlin, a woman who calls herself a feminist, seems to have calculated that photos of her under the Hamas and Hezbollah banners would benefit rather than harm her party."

Läs allt av Paulina Neuding The Weekly Standard

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