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One thing wasn't clear to me. Is this Pool guy working for InfoWars, or is he just a reporter who took up the offer from InfoWars to pay for the trip?
I didn't see anything scary in that video, and there's no way to tell if they were ever in any danger. The other thing that stood out, though was that there's also no way those police 'just happened to be leaving at the same time'. Look how long they followed the reporters around. That they won't let anyone film in Rinkeby is telling.
One thing wasn't clear to me. Is this Pool guy working for InfoWars, or is he just a reporter who took up the offer from InfoWars to pay for the trip?
I didn't see anything scary in that video, and there's no way to tell if they were ever in any danger. The other thing that stood out, though was that there's also no way those police 'just happened to be leaving at the same time'. Look how long they followed the reporters around. That they won't let anyone film in Rinkeby is telling.
Did you see the end of the video?
"Lock the doors and let's get the hell out if here".
Seems to me that these reporters thought that they were in danger.
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Tell you what, Waldo, come down here and I will take you to parts of our city where you would not want to drive through too. Every city has those areas that are simply unsafe to venture into. Why should Sweden be any different ?
Did you see the end of the video?
"Lock the doors and let's get the hell out if here".
Seems to me that these reporters thought that they were in danger.
They definitely seem freaked out, but without seeing any threat, I'm not ready to say this is proof of violence. (Even though I do think there are very real dangers there.) What I did see was proof that Sweden is still trying to keep a lid on what's happening in their country. The harder they try to suppress things, the more people are beginning to believe there's a problem.
The Swedish police state this is untrue. Why do you constantly post such nonsense OP?
check out their crime stats and notice the complexity introduced to surgically reduce crime is some categories and remove crimes from categories other countries lump crimes into.
Creative statistics are instutionalized. Sweeden's government is like a dem controlled US city that supresses crime to attract tourists and make the local government look good. Both sell bumper stickers and headlines, context optional.
He was sent packing because he was filming without permission. Laws are not the same everywhere. You cannot film minors in Europe even in public. This guy is just fabricating a story to justify his trip.
Thank you, MountainRose. Very good video for everyone to watch. It can and will happen here - it just may not be 'quite' as apparent for a while yet since this is a larger country and less homogeneous than Sweden is. Feminism as the new extremism - keeping everyone quiet in Sweden - does not surprise me at all. We see that beginning to happen here too! I feel for the non-feminist women of Sweden and for all Swedes who are being silenced.
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I feel for the non-feminist women of Sweden and for all Swedes who are being silenced.
