Are murders of children, gang rapes and knife attacks on the streets of Norway wanted?

(Illustration / Midjourney)

Almost every day we can now read and see news about an escalation of serious crime and a brutal social development with serious crime that we have been spared until a few decades ago. Let’s have a quick review of what the Norwegian authorities have imported and facilitated since the 1970s, when they first opened up for mass immigration to Norway.

• Children and young men who are shot and killed in the open street. Children and young men who are stabbed or hacked with machetes, not infrequently in front of horrified witnesses in broad daylight. Often close to shops, primary schools and nurseries.
• Underage Norwegian girls who are brutally gang-raped and assaulted on streets, parks and public transport. Abuse that takes place over many hours with several abusers. The victims, many as young as 12, are not infrequently drugged by the abusers. Raped in the anus. In the mouth. Having torn vagina to pieces. But defenseless women into their 80s have also been exposed to this.
• Children who have knives and stabbing objects to their throats and are threatened with death if they do not hand over valuables and clothes. Not infrequently, degrading the victim based on skin color is part of the criminal act. This often happens on public transport or where children are traveling on their way to sports or school activities.
• Elderly and sick people who are exposed to home invasions, where they are threatened and robbed of valuables that they have had all their lives with great sentimental value. Wedding rings from deceased spouses or from parents are torn from them or stolen from jewelery boxes in the bedroom. Not infrequently, they experience a loss of security in everyday life and live in great fear for the few years they have left, with sleep problems and panic attacks.
• Women and young girls who are called whores and have racist expressions thrown at them on the street and in nightclubs. Not infrequently, it is accompanied by touching and bruises on the body after unwanted physical approach.
• Shop owners and employees at kiosks, grocery stores and businesses are exposed to theft and threats. Sometimes with weapons and physical violence. Sometimes younger female employees are also raped during the robbery.

In addition, we can mention arson in residential areas, shooting at restaurants/residential buildings, attempted murders in traffic, as well as drug sales, gang activity and human trafficking/prostitution in parks and public areas where families with children travel.

Close to 100 percent of the criminal activities we have mentioned above here are committed by people with a non-ethnic Norwegian background. Who are either immigrants themselves or are children of immigrant parents. Some are even 3rd, 4th or 5th generation immigrants who were born and grew up in Norway. But who have retained language, religion and culture from their country of origin, because they live in ethnic and foreign cultural enclaves.

Our politicians and authorities have been willing to sacrifice Norwegian lives and limbs. That entire families have been destroyed. Girls and women’s lives shattered. Even July 22 was a result and consequence of this policy. Breivik would still be sitting at home in the boys’ room playing computer games with his mother, if it weren’t for this radical and socially destructive policy. Benjamin Hermansen had not been killed. The list is long of what we would have been spared from with a healthy and sensible policy.

The gross crime we now see spreading in all Norwegian cities and towns is an imported problem and would not exist if we had not opened our borders to immigrants from countries in the third world, with completely foreign religious and cultural customs. To see what it looks like when it has really gone off the rails, all you have to do is visit Sweden. There they almost have a low-intensity war that you have to go to the 3rd world to experience. Innocents are blown to smithereens in their own homes, bullet-riddled bodies fill up the morgues and the numbers of murders and attempted murders are in triple digits every year. Police cry for open camera.

But now both the mass media, the politicians and political commentators are warning about the development. 50 years too late.

The fact that neither the authorities, Norwegian politicians, the police, the defense or any state body warned or put a stop to mass immigration when it was introduced in the 1970s means that it was wanted. Because it doesn’t take much knowledge or education to understand where it would end. Many countries in Europe and the West already had long experience and a history of this type of immigration, with disastrous consequences for crime statistics and welfare budgets, as we are now experiencing in Norway.

It is desired. It is willful. We just have to dare to ask why.

And whose who stands behind.