Östra Ölands fria horisont

Genom att lägga ner värnplikten får den styrande eliten ytterligare en lojal trupp mot folket. Hur snart kommer inte ropen höras att trupp skall förstärka Polisen vid diverse tillfällen?

Gratulerar Sverige för att det nästa mord som sker efter kl 11.00 idag blir det 100 mord från, Jan010107. Fast det var ju möed varre på 50-talet enligt BRÅ,s handgågne storljugare Jerzy Staniecki!!!

Kränkningsindustrin går på högvarv idag. I Uppsala har socialen känt sig föranlåten att kolla upp om ett somaliskt par fördärvat sin tioåriga dotter i underlivet vid en afrikaresa. Lyckligtvis var flickan oskadad men nu skall familjen ha 440000kr för att sälja sin kränkning. Det vore kul att se hela notan för det här kalaset socialen-skolan polisen-sjukhuset-diskrimineringsombudsmannen-jurister-kommunen journalisterna-juristerna. Vad kostar det här kalaset?

För övrigt så kunde de ha stannat kvar i Afrik, om det nu är så enkelt att åka tillbaks efter att man "flytt"...

Vem betalade biljetterna ? . Det är välbekant att just en grupp somaliska invandrare har en egen förvärvsfrekvens på c:a 13 %. De flesta somalier lever på svenska skattebetalares välvilja. . Kan någon upplysa om familjen ifråga hade egna inkomster eller om biljetterna kom från bidragen ? .

Katinkas anmärkning påminner om att nedrustningen inte enbart gäller försvaret utan även rättsstaten. . Finns det någon här som inte har en nära släkting eller granne som blivit utsatt för stöld, våld eller vandalisering ? Eller själv blivit utsatt ? . Då menar jag inte det vi alla kan se på stan varje dag i form av klotter och sönderslagna busskurer, etc. . Finns det något som gjort er mer förbannade och förtvivlade, då ni märkt hur lite polisen kan och vill göra åt det. Bl.a. för att åklagare och domare inte tycker "saken" är värd att följa upp. . Och om den följs upp, blir straffet ett en timmes samtal med en socialtant. . Stackars tant som utnyttjas som avskräckande straff. (När skall tanterna börja klaga ?) .

Staten tvingas censurera det egna porrsurfandet från regeringens egna datorer: http://www.expressen.se/nyheter/1.823140/regeringen-stoppar-porrsurfande Visste inte att det var så illa...

Idag var du i högform KL!!! Imponerad är jag, dock inte av svenska "försvaret". Det är vad vi diskuterar (lite hundliv också förstås..) alltmedan vissa stater nu sägs ha skaffat sig 3000 urancentrifuger. Erixon har ju en del intressanta synpunkter på hur man fajtas i sydligare länder. http://www.erixon.com/2/blogg060416.htm#50

Och ändå ska Västerås skapa en egen flyglinje mellan Västerås och Somalia, för att trycket på flygresor mellan Sverige och Somalia är så hårt... Samma är det med Iran. UD avråder från resor till Somalia, men flygplatschefen (dhimmin?) Mikael Nilsson ser inga problem. http://www.sr.se/vastmanland/nyheter/artikel.asp?artikel=918997 /FS

Dom här somalierna är medborgare och har varit här 15 år enligt uppgift. Det var nog därför som dottern kom hel tillbaka. Kravet på nästan en halv mille är totalt i otakt med svensk skadeståndstradition. Åtminstone svenska liv och lemmar värderas betydligt lägre av överheten. Det enda jag kan komma på som föranleder miljonskadestånd är vissa sexbrott. I aktuell debatt säger ju vår galne JK Lambertz att när staten konfiskerar folks alkohol på oriktiga grunder och tjyvhåller på den så att den blir ättika så är det något som man får räkna med och någon ersättning för gangstertilltaget är ej att påräkna. Skall bli intressant att se om inte den stridbare göteborgska läkaren bombar honom i nästa instans.

Swiss Expulsion Proposal Draws Criticism Email this Story Sep 1, 4:21 AM (ET) By FRANK JORDANS (AP) Ueli Maurer, President of the Swiss People's Party SVP, smiles in front of a campaign poster... Full Image Google sponsored links Third Reich films on DVD - Newsreels, documentaries, features Historical German Films 1933-45 www.archivdvd.org Property in Switzerland - Exclusive and luxury apartments and chalets in all parts of Switzerland www.hartmannsingleton.com Kicka ut det svarta fåret. Det passar inte in bland de vita och kan inte uppföra sig.Så tycks det nationella schweiziska partiet tycka. Vad tycker ni?? +++++++++++++++++++++++++++ GENEVA (AP) - The campaign poster was blatant in its xenophobic symbolism: Three white sheep kicking out a black sheep over a caption that read "for more security." The message was not from a fringe force in Switzerland's political scene but from its largest party. The nationalist Swiss People's Party is proposing a deportation policy that anti-racism campaigners say evokes Nazi-era practices. Under the plan, entire families would be expelled if their children are convicted of a violent crime, drug offenses or benefits fraud. The party is trying to collect the 100,000 signatures needed to force a referendum on the issue. If approved in a referendum, the law would be the only one of its kind in Europe. "We believe that parents are responsible for bringing up their children. If they can't do it properly, they will have to bear the consequences," Ueli Maurer, president of the People's Party, told The Associated Press. Ronnie Bernheim of the Swiss Foundation against Racism and Anti-Semitism said the proposal was similar to the Nazi practice of "Sippenhaft" - or kin liability - whereby relatives of criminals were held responsible for his or her crimes and punished equally. Similar practices occurred during Stalin's purges in the early days of the Soviet Union and the 1966-76 Cultural Revolution in China, when millions were persecuted for their alleged ideological failings. "As soon as the first 10 families and their children have been expelled from the country, then things will get better at a stroke," said Maurer, whose party controls the Justice Ministry and shares power in an unwieldy coalition that includes all major parties. He explained that his party has long campaigned to make deportation compulsory for convicted immigrants rather than an optional and rarely applied punishment. The party claims foreigners - who make up about 20 percent of the population - are four times more likely to commit crimes than Swiss nationals. Bernheim said the vast majority of Switzerland's immigrants are law-abiding and warned against generalizations. "If you don't treat a complicated issue with the necessary nuance and care, then you won't do it justice," he said. Commentators have expressed horror over the symbolism used by the People's Party to make its point. "This way of thinking shows an obvious blood-and-soil mentality," read one editorial in the Zurich daily Tages-Anzeiger, calling for a broader public reaction against the campaign. So far, however, there has been little popular backlash against the posters. "We haven't had any complaints," said Maurer. The city of Geneva - home to Switzerland's humanitarian traditions as well as the European headquarters of the United Nations and the U.N. Refugee Agency, or UNHCR - said the campaign was likely to stir up intolerance. The UNHCR said the law would run contrary to the U.N. refugee convention, of which Switzerland is a signatory. But observers say the People's Party's hardline stance on immigration could help it in the Oct. 21 national elections. In 2004, the party successfully campaigned for tighter immigration laws using the image of black hands reaching into a pot filled with Swiss passports. "It's certainly no coincidence that the People's Party launched this initiative before the elections," said Oliver Geden, a political scientist at the Berlin Institute for International and Security Affairs. He said provocative campaigns such as this had worked well for the party in the past. "The symbol of the black sheep was clearly intended to have a double meaning. On the one hand there's the familiar idea of the black sheep, but a lot of voters are also going to associate it with the notion of dark-skinned drug dealers," said Geden. The party also has put forward a proposal to ban the building of minaret towers alongside mosques. And one of its leading figures, Justice Minister Christoph Blocher, said he wants to soften anti-racism laws because they prevent freedom of speech. http://apnews.myway.com/article/20070901/D8RCI31O0.html

URSÄKTA DUBBELPOSTNINGEN. Den första blev konstig så jag gjorde om den. Sep 1, 4:21 AM (ET) By FRANK JORDANS (AP) Ueli Maurer, President of the Swiss People's Party SVP, smiles in front of a campaign poster... Full Image ¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨ Kicka ut det svarta fåret. Det passar inte in bland de vita och kan inte uppföra sig.Så tycks det nationella schweiziska partiet tycka. Vad tycker ni?? +++++++++++++++++++++++++++ GENEVA (AP) - The campaign poster was blatant in its xenophobic symbolism: Three white sheep kicking out a black sheep over a caption that read "for more security." The message was not from a fringe force in Switzerland's political scene but from its largest party. The nationalist Swiss People's Party is proposing a deportation policy that anti-racism campaigners say evokes Nazi-era practices. Under the plan, entire families would be expelled if their children are convicted of a violent crime, drug offenses or benefits fraud. The party is trying to collect the 100,000 signatures needed to force a referendum on the issue. If approved in a referendum, the law would be the only one of its kind in Europe. "We believe that parents are responsible for bringing up their children. If they can't do it properly, they will have to bear the consequences," Ueli Maurer, president of the People's Party, told The Associated Press. Ronnie Bernheim of the Swiss Foundation against Racism and Anti-Semitism said the proposal was similar to the Nazi practice of "Sippenhaft" - or kin liability - whereby relatives of criminals were held responsible for his or her crimes and punished equally. Similar practices occurred during Stalin's purges in the early days of the Soviet Union and the 1966-76 Cultural Revolution in China, when millions were persecuted for their alleged ideological failings. "As soon as the first 10 families and their children have been expelled from the country, then things will get better at a stroke," said Maurer, whose party controls the Justice Ministry and shares power in an unwieldy coalition that includes all major parties. He explained that his party has long campaigned to make deportation compulsory for convicted immigrants rather than an optional and rarely applied punishment. The party claims foreigners - who make up about 20 percent of the population - are four times more likely to commit crimes than Swiss nationals. Bernheim said the vast majority of Switzerland's immigrants are law-abiding and warned against generalizations. "If you don't treat a complicated issue with the necessary nuance and care, then you won't do it justice," he said. Commentators have expressed horror over the symbolism used by the People's Party to make its point. "This way of thinking shows an obvious blood-and-soil mentality," read one editorial in the Zurich daily Tages-Anzeiger, calling for a broader public reaction against the campaign. So far, however, there has been little popular backlash against the posters. "We haven't had any complaints," said Maurer. The city of Geneva - home to Switzerland's humanitarian traditions as well as the European headquarters of the United Nations and the U.N. Refugee Agency, or UNHCR - said the campaign was likely to stir up intolerance. The UNHCR said the law would run contrary to the U.N. refugee convention, of which Switzerland is a signatory. But observers say the People's Party's hardline stance on immigration could help it in the Oct. 21 national elections. In 2004, the party successfully campaigned for tighter immigration laws using the image of black hands reaching into a pot filled with Swiss passports. "It's certainly no coincidence that the People's Party launched this initiative before the elections," said Oliver Geden, a political scientist at the Berlin Institute for International and Security Affairs. He said provocative campaigns such as this had worked well for the party in the past. "The symbol of the black sheep was clearly intended to have a double meaning. On the one hand there's the familiar idea of the black sheep, but a lot of voters are also going to associate it with the notion of dark-skinned drug dealers," said Geden. The party also has put forward a proposal to ban the building of minaret towers alongside mosques. And one of its leading figures, Justice Minister Christoph Blocher, said he wants to soften anti-racism laws because they prevent freedom of speech. http://apnews.myway.com/article/20070901/D8RCI31O0.html

Galder, det var långt det där, men slutklämmen var bra, att anti-rasism-lagar förhindrar yttrandrefriheten. I synnerhet som myndigheterna blandar ihop ras och religion och kriminaliserar kritik av islam, som både EU och Sverige visar tendenser till.

Ja du KL, det är väl konstigt, att alla "flygare" är långa och smärta. Eller vad det "smarta" du menade?... Den kommunistiska ideologien, har ju som ändamål, att lura in andra länders medborgare i sin famn. Stig Venner- ströms kommunistiska aktivitet började som attaché i forna sovjetstaten, och som "stilig" flygare attrakterades han sannolikt av "scandal bijotis" genom sovjetstaten. I grund och botten, var han sannolikt också en kommunist, med uppgift att förråda sit land. Vi hade ju också under -60 talet, en massa dräggel som idag uppnått en del ansvarsfulla arbeten i svensk tjänst, som ingen bevakar. Dessa har också sparkats "snett uppåt" under deras tillväxt... Att han ej uppmärksammades av "säpo" eller den militära säkerhetstjänsten, kan föreskrivas svenskens naivitet och okun- skap i rådande förhållanden. Det var väl också USA som avslöjade denne foster- landsbedragare. Slutfrågan är väl, om denne ruinerades p g a det stora skadestånd som utdömdes, under hans levnadstid. Han orsakade mycket stora bekymmer, för det svenska försvaret, och blev väl också en start för den nedläggning som nu också bedrives under en längre tid... Dessutom undrar jag om inte alla som heter "Stig" är kommunister och dragna till fd Sovjet eller Kina. Din "favoritförfatt- are" heter ju "Stieg" KL, och han var enligt sig själv tillhörande denna "klan"... ;)