The Ludicrous Left wants you to believe that the Swedish government is so kind and generous that they took in a few overcrowded tramp steamers full of Muslim refugees, and everything is going along so well that the intelligent, progressive world societal experts at Time Magazine designated Greta Thunberg at the 2019 Person of the Year. Now everyone is sitting around singing...
Keep going. There's a great link below the fold, and as usual this post is not safe for anyone at work, or who lacks the hide of a rhinoceros or the sensitivity of a hungry badger.
California Dave put me on to this link. Mind you, I rarely watch YouTube posts, preferring my lies and misconceptions to be fed to me by commercial media, underground publications, and short-tempered bloggers like myself.
However comma.
This one is truly worth watching. Gen explains what the average Swede thinks about Greta Thunberg and about the real backlash from accepting Islamic terrorists as refugees, and... well, it's a 10 minute video, but if it were 60 minutes I'd watch the whole thing. Go ahead, then leave a comment and tell me what you really think.
What is really happening in Sweden, Greta? by Jellybean Gen.
From the video: It´s convinient [STET] that Greta Thunberg is from Sweden, so that the politicians here can ignore the real issues for a moment.
English is not Gen's primary language. That said, her English is better than the mudflaps and nine irons that Glen Filthie has to tolerate on a regular basis.
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5 comments:
She can't be Swedish.
She's not blonde and blue-eyed!
It's nice to hear that they are not all insane.
I hit enough news sources that I've known most of this for a long time. Just makes me wonder where the line is drawn between the "earnestly seeking good sheeple" and the "rich and intending to get richer manipulators" in reality.
Ed: Yeah, it is.
CW: Sweden was doing just fine until they decided to allow a huge number of terrorists into their country.
Socialism isn't working out too well for them...
Old NFO: It did for a while, although the country wasn't in the greatest financial shape. The real problem is that prior to the refugee / immigration event, the people on social aid in Sweden had just hit a rough patch in their life and needed a little help. Once they got their life squared away, they were off and running again. The system worked because everyone really wanted to be employed.
Now? Not so much, I'm afraid.
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