Daily Stormer The Most Censored Publication in History
Daily Stormer
March 24, 2015
Sorry guys, but I can’t help but laugh when these promoters of vibrant diversity are violently attacked by diverse vibrants.
Sweden’s Minister for Justice and Migration, Morgan Johansson has been attacked with a fire extinguisher after visiting a housing project for refugees in southern Sweden, but is not thought to have been injured.
Morgan Johansson was leaving the building when a man grabbed a fire extinguisher and sprayed foam over the minister, according to reports in regional newspaper Kristianstadsbladet.
According to the paper, the Social Democrat politician barely had time to react before a guard from Sweden’s Security Service (Säpo) pulled the man to the ground.
The minister had spent the day visiting various locations around Kristianstad, a city in Skåne in southern Sweden.
The refugee accommodation he was attacked at is on the former site of Broby Hospital, a healthcare centre which closed down several years ago.
Earlier on Monday the Swedish Migration Board announced it was tripling the maximum number of residents allowed at asylum centres from 200 to 650, to cope with rising demand.
Sweden became the first European country in 2013 to grant automatic residency to Syrian refugees and has since seen asylum requests rise to record levels, which are still expected to reach about 90,000 in 2015.
Previously no more than 200 asylum seekers were permitted to stay in one centre. But under the new rules, the Migration Board can sign a basic contract for 350 places, including two supplementary agreements of 150 places each after the first ones have been filled.
…
Morgan Johansson told local news network P4 Kristianstad that he had been “taken by surprise”, but added that he had not been injured.
“But you shouldn’t treat these things too lightly either. You can’t just say ‘move on’, because of course it’s serious,” he said.
The attack on the politician took place as Sweden’s Prime Minister Stefan Löfven reiterated his commitment to helping refugees, but called on other EU nations to share the burden.
Did he think they would be friendly to him, simply because he fought for their right to invade and occupy his country? Why would he think that?
