Posted by Kumiko Oumae on Tuesday, 21 March 2017 16:14.
The YouTube channel N.D.L has put out a new video today, which really captures the sadness of what policing in Sweden must be like now.
Progressive cultural manifestations flourish under the protection of the state, while at the same time the policymakers undermine that same protection by allowing a retrogressive demography to enter and replace the citizens of the country. Additionally, the Anarchist Bloc attacks the police at every turn, exacerbating the instability of the situation.
Sometimes video really does depict it better than text.
The government of Stefan Lofven really has the same kind of haplessness and incompetence that the government of Harold Wilson had. I’m sure that no one truly wishes for this in their heart of hearts—but I think that if the situation should deteriorate to an extent where governance is impossible in Sweden and the electoral system continues to deliver up the wrong result, in such a case I would hope that the Swedish security services have contingency plans on hand to fight the decline in the same way that British services had contingency plans in the 1970s.
Until the last moment.
Kumiko Oumae works in the defence and security sector in the UK. Her opinions here are entirely her own.
I don’t see the intelligence service of any Western nation freely and wholly devoting itself to rebellion. But it is in the essential character of security services that there will be operatives who are both loyal in the sense that we understand it (ie, not merely to the state, the Crown, or whatever) and in full possession of the political facts. Back in 2012 I wrote (not very well) a putative opening chapter to a novel about such people:
The idea was to open with the setting up of a covert MI5/SIS unit to investigate the so far fruitless official investigation of the killing of a leading dynastic financier, and what would become a series of assassinations of high-level actors in the globalist court. This initiative had been conceived by the controller of SIS on the premise that MI5 itself was split between a majority of officers loyal to the Crown and a minority of hitherto unknown size loyal to the native British people. This latter group had, by commencing with the killing of the Jewish financier and a couple of later Jewish victims, succeeded in creating much anxiety among the Americans and Israelis. Not only that, it seemed to the SIS controller that the Americans had been invited inside the workings of MI5 far too readily, probably in the hope of compromising MI5’s investigative efforts. That could mean that the (from an Establishment perspective) disloyal group had people elsewhere in the government machine. The group could even have an American end.
The controller’s covert unit, established under the leadership of one of his own officers, was specifically designed to uncover and neutralise all the members of the disloyal group. We are introduced in the opening chapter to the members of the covert unit and given some idea of how they are disposed. Thus, the novel would proceed to examine the motivations of those who had created this disaster of multiracialism as the contest between the covert investigators and the assassins and, beyond them, the state itself and the dissidents, turns to mutual destruction in a struggle to survive and to succeed.
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Posted by Swedish cops pelted while arresting terror suspect on Thu, 13 Apr 2017 06:49 | #
Zerio Hedge, “Swedish Police Pelted With Rocks While Arresting Terror Suspect In Migrant ‘No-Go Zone”, 10 April 2017:
On Friday, Sweden became the latest European target of terrorism after a man plowed a hijacked beer delivery truck into a crowd in central Stockholm, killing five people and wounding more than a dozen (we covered the situation here: “Swedish Police In Manhunt For Terrorist Truck Driver Who Killed Five”).
And while such attacks typically tend to unify populations in the common goal of hunting down, capturing and punishing the responsible assailants, that sense of camaraderie apparently doesn’t apply in Sweden’s so-called “no-go zones” which have become home to 1,000’s of migrants flooding into Europe from Syria and elsewhere in the Middle East and Africa.
According to the Daily Mail, rather than help police arresting a suspect in Friday’s horrendous attack, migrant residents of the suburb of Rinkeby apparently decided instead to pelt the arresting officers with rocks.
Police officers responding to the Stockholm terror atrocity were attacked by a gang of youths who pelted them with stones last night, Swedish policemen have said.
The attack happened last night near Rinkeby, part of the ‘immigrant no-go zone’ that gained notoriety when President Trump referred to it in a controversial speech in February.
It is thought that the officers were taking part in an operation to arrest a 17-year-old and his mother at an address linked to the 39-year-old prime suspect.
Meanwhile the attack was confirmed by Abdallah Ahmed via social media:
‘During the night my colleagues were exposed to stone throwing in [the suburb of] Tensta, in the middle of an ongoing terror operation.
‘Some people will never learn,’ Abdallah Ahmed, a police officer, said in a social media post.
‘To terror I want to say one thing, in pure Swedish: go to hell. My thoughts go to those affected in every way.’
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Pool sent out the following tweets about the incident saying that around 2:30 in the afternoon “several men started masking up” and following his crew which prompted the police to escort his team out of town with the warning that “it would get really dangerous if we don’t leave Rinkeby.”
Posted by Guessedworker on Wed, 22 Mar 2017 07:40 | #
I don’t see the intelligence service of any Western nation freely and wholly devoting itself to rebellion. But it is in the essential character of security services that there will be operatives who are both loyal in the sense that we understand it (ie, not merely to the state, the Crown, or whatever) and in full possession of the political facts. Back in 2012 I wrote (not very well) a putative opening chapter to a novel about such people:
https://majorityrights.com/weblog/comments/a_work_of_fiction
The idea was to open with the setting up of a covert MI5/SIS unit to investigate the so far fruitless official investigation of the killing of a leading dynastic financier, and what would become a series of assassinations of high-level actors in the globalist court. This initiative had been conceived by the controller of SIS on the premise that MI5 itself was split between a majority of officers loyal to the Crown and a minority of hitherto unknown size loyal to the native British people. This latter group had, by commencing with the killing of the Jewish financier and a couple of later Jewish victims, succeeded in creating much anxiety among the Americans and Israelis. Not only that, it seemed to the SIS controller that the Americans had been invited inside the workings of MI5 far too readily, probably in the hope of compromising MI5’s investigative efforts. That could mean that the (from an Establishment perspective) disloyal group had people elsewhere in the government machine. The group could even have an American end.
The controller’s covert unit, established under the leadership of one of his own officers, was specifically designed to uncover and neutralise all the members of the disloyal group. We are introduced in the opening chapter to the members of the covert unit and given some idea of how they are disposed. Thus, the novel would proceed to examine the motivations of those who had created this disaster of multiracialism as the contest between the covert investigators and the assassins and, beyond them, the state itself and the dissidents, turns to mutual destruction in a struggle to survive and to succeed.