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Andrew Anglin
Daily Stormer
October 16, 2015
I’m struggling to understand how this is not a joke. Every news story is that way these days though, isn’t it?
The world’s most northerly ski resort is being prepared to receive 600 migrants, as Sweden scrambles to find every last empty bed in the nation for newcomers.
With all conventional refugee accommodation, sports halls, and government bomb shelters full to capacity as Sweden experiences the greatest influx of people in it’s history ever, the government is having to turn to other options. Desperate to get the tens of thousands of new, imported citizens under shelter before the worst of Winter arrives the Migration Agency has now commandeered a ski resort – but the location may disappoint migrants newly arrived from warm countries.
Sitting 125 miles north of the Arctic circle, Riksgränsen ski resort is close to the Norwegian border and is the northernmost resort in the world. Although it isn’t a significant ski destination – it only has six lifts – it is well regarded for being the cheapest place to ski in Western Europe and benefits from the Arctic midnight sun, meaning snow lovers can stay on the slopes nearly 24-hours a day at the height of the season.
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As they arrive they will experience polar night – perpetual twilight, and total darkness as winter bites. From now until February the resort and its new migrant inhabitants will receive zero hours of sunshine a day. Riksgränsen also experiences the heaviest snowfall of anywhere in Sweden – 16 feet a year – with temperatures falling as low as a record -35°C.
Speaking to Swedish media, Sven Kuldkepp, CEO of Lapland Resorts said of the decision to open the otherwise empty ski resort to migrants: “As everyone knows, there is a refugee crisis in the world. Now asylum seekers are arriving in Sweden and Migrationsverket has a major urgent need to find temporary housing to accommodate all those who need help. We at Lapland Resorts AB are very pleased to be able to help”.
“Why leave it empty and cold when it can be quite full and warm”.
As the owner of the facility and hotel, Mr. Kuldkepp might consider what actions his new guests may take to keep warm, or to stave off boredom in the freezing Arctic circle.
Obviously, these people are just going to whine about “ah, I want to be in a city, ah, so cold, ah, Mama Merkel save me,” and then some more old people will be forced out of their homes in Stockholm so these people can live there.
It is a funny thought though. Sending these people to the Arctic.
