Posted January 30, 2016
I've found a picture of the "tract" (I don't know the word in English) distributed to the passer-bys and its translation and naturally, the murder of the asylum worker had some impact. Some could say "it's just an excuse to beat migrants mercilessly" but stories like the "night of crystal" in Germany were in the same vein.
Anyway, picture of the "tract" attached below and its translation (I guess Swedish GOG'ers could confirm or correct this):
That's enough now!
That Sweden isn't like it once was, nobody can have failed to notice at this point, and practically every day we have to wake up to new murders, robberies, rapes and other abuses. We have been forced to suffer through innumerable cases of severe crime where the criminals more or less get away without punishment by claiming they're under 15 years. Around the country there are streaming in reports that the police no longer has the power to prevent or investigate the crimes striking the Swedish people.
In some cases, e.g. the latest murder of a women, working at a home for so-called "alone-arrived refugee children" in Molndal, it's gone so far that the local chief of police chooses to show more sympathy for the offender than the victim. This kind of respectless behavior is now so deeply rooted in our spineless politicians, our weak legal system and our lying press that nothing surprises us any more.
But we refuse to accept the repeated assaults and abuses targeting Swedish women. We refuse to accept the razing of our once so safe society. When our political leadership and police show more sympathy for murderers than their victims, there's no longer any excuse to let it happen without protests. When the Swedish streets no longer are safe to walk in for regular Swedes it is our DUTY to fix the problem.
Today are therefore gathered 200 Swedish men to demonstrate against the North African "street kids" that are plagueing the capital's central station. The police has shown with all clarity that they lack the means to stem this tide and we now see no other way out than that we ourselves hand out the punishment they deserve. The legal system has forfeited (lit. offered walkover) and the social contract is thus broken - therefore it is now every Swedish man's duty to defend our public spaces against the imported crime. We who are gathered here today are not your politician, your journalist or your police. We are, on the other hand, your father, your brother, your husband, your colleague, your friend and your neighbor. Swedish men and women deserve safety in their daily life and we therefore encourage everyone else who also sees this problem to follow in out footsteps, both in Stockholm and other places around the country. For a better future together.
