Trampled traditionsSweden: vietato insegnare all'Università che uomini e donne sono biologicamente diversi
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Other news from the gay world (less and less cheerful): in India homosexuality is no longer a crime, rainbow flag at the Italian embassy in Spain, Freemasonry opens to trans peopleOf Caterina Giojelli
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Germund Hesslow is professor of neurophysiology in Lund, in Sweden, and is also under investigation for claiming that there are biological differences between males and females. Not only that: when he was invited to immediately withdraw these "transphobic" and "anti-feminist" statements he refused to back down. The crime took place during a lesson of his course “Heritage and Environment”, during which Hesslow cited a study according to which the differences between men and women are "biologically based", therefore both genders cannot be considered as "only social constructs".
THE WRATH OF THE STUDENTS
Accused by students of having made statements incompatible with the “value base” Swedish (which requires all schools in the country to adhere to a common ethics policy, which includes values such as egalitarianism, individual freedom and gender equality), the professor was asked by the University leaders to apologize publicly. At that point Hesslow turned to Academic Rights Watch (founded to monitor attempts to limit the fundamental rights of teachers and researchers) with the doubt that someone wanted to remove it from its course.
According to the Arw, the professor's problems began when a student sent an email to another university professor complaining: «Because we can't have a teacher with the right skills on the topic?». She believes that biological differences and genetic theory are outside of the professor's teaching areas and that it would be more appropriate for students to attend lectures on what women have endured for hundreds of years in the name of medical science., from genital mutilations to forced lobotomies. He also believes that Hesslow expressed himself in a "transphobic" way when he said "changing sex is a trend". A scandalous statement, which in addition to offending students who are perhaps already subject to transphobia, could influence behavior towards transgenders who are already adding to the statistics on suicides and so on. Read More
Interview with Northern League minister Fontana: "Alleanza identitaria per influenzare il Ppe a Strasburgo"
Photo: Tony Gentile/Reuters
“An important signal from Sweden: work for the European elections starts in October, we aim to be the second group in the EU Parliament”
Of Angela Mauro
“The good result of the Sweden Democrats is a very important signal. Starting from October we will start working tables with other European identity forces to build together a platform for the May elections. Realistic goal: become the second group in Strasbourg and thus influence the choices of the European Parliament, perhaps by building a majority with the EPP to prevent there being another consociation between the People's Party and the Socialists”.
Lorenzo Fontana rejoices at the result of Jimmie Akesson's right-wing elections in Sweden. In this interview with Huffpost, the Northern League minister, former Northern League MEP and mastermind of the League's sovereignist turn, traces the stages of Matteo Salvini's political project between now and the European elections in May 2019. Mission: conquer Brussels and Strasbourg and change the characteristics of the EU.
Let's start from Sweden: there was no exploit by the populists, although they have gained support.
Last week's polls had them between 16 and the 19 percent, I'd say they turned out to be right: the 'Swedish Democrats’ they went beyond the 17 percent, while the Social Democrats are also declining in Sweden, the homeland of social democracy. E’ the trend of the last ten years.
Now what happens, from now to the European elections in May?
The brief, I think since October, there will be a series of working tables with other European identity forces to build a platform for the elections. The first should be in Vienna.
To build an alliance… whatever you call it: sovereignist? Populist? Identity? Read More
Because extremists are strong in the Swedish paradise? Because it's not a paradise
Of Rodolfo Casadei
Source: Times
It is the industrialized country that has recovered best from the consequences of the global financial crisis 2008, the second best in the entire European Union for unemployment rate (5,9 percent) and the first for employment rate (82 percent of the workforce); its GDP is growing at the rate of 3 percent per year thanks also to investments in development and research, the highest in all of Europe (3,3 percent of GDP) and is positioned first in the world rankings of sustainable development, entrepreneurial opportunities and economic competitiveness. Yet in the elections scheduled for Sunday 9 September its main governing party risks recording its worst result of the last few 100 years, while the two opposition parties of the far left and especially the far right are credited with the best result in their young history.
How is this possible? It is possible if you are in Sweden, and if the best socio-economic data in the world or in Europe are accompanied by disturbing statistics like those that have recently hit the headlines: in a country of 10 million inhabitants where up to 10 years ago shootings were almost unheard of, some have been well recorded 320 last year, together with 110 murders and 7.226 reported rapes, il 10 percent more than 2016. Il 36 percent of women say they feel in danger at nightfall, and the police reports prove them right: Reports of sexual violence tripled between 2012 and the 2016, thus affecting the 4,1 percent of all women, against 1.4 percent six years ago. Read More
If even the left realizes it: “The people turn against the elites”
Of Matteo Carnieletto
Source: The eyes of war
It is easy to say that populism is absolute evil. A sort of fascism of the new millennium to be eradicated. Right, in today's populist movements there are hints of extremism, sometimes even racism. But you cannot understand how these movements are succeeding around the world without understanding their causes. The deepest ones and those that have created discontent among the people who then go to the polls and decide who to reward (to punish).
In an interview with Il Manifesto, the well-known activist Noam Chomsky had his say, sparing no one, especially the American left: “In the USA many workers voted for Obama, believing in its message of hope and change, and when they were quickly disillusioned, they looked for something else. This is fertile ground for demagogues like Trump, what an end to being the voice of workers while undermining them time after time through his administration's anti-union policies, who represents the wildest wing of the Republican Party”. Here Chomsky is right about the first part, but wrong on the second, given that under Trump the lowest unemployment rate has been recorded since 2000. Read More
Because Sweden's Le Pen is taking over the country
Bad disturbance arriving from Scandinavia on Brussels, that is, the fall, after more than a century, of the party Swedish Social Democrat. Which would mean a knockout blow to the already precarious political stability of the Union, above all because the expected defeat of the "party-state" given at most to 25 percent (only in the nineties did it travel at percentages around 45) it could be accompanied by the leap of the sovereignist right, dal 4 percent of 2010 al 20 percent in the next general election of 9 September. Brussels looks north with terror because, even if Sweden has the same inhabitants as Viktor Orban's Hungary, its political and symbolic weight is of a very different kind. What would happen if a leak opened in Scandinavia too?, even in the most progressive country, bastion of multiculturalism and universal values of hospitality? In fact the government, despite the excellent results on the economic front, with practically non-existent unemployment, pay for not giving up, not even in times of rampant anti-globalism, to the traditional third world solidarity of Olof Palme's party («we are a humanitarian superpower», Prime Minister Stefan Lofven said just three years ago), welcoming, in a country of alone 9.5 millions of inhabitants, more refugees than all other members of the European Union, 600thousand from 2014, 163thousand asylum seekers in alone 2015. Read More
Sweden goes to “civil war”: the government is preparing to deploy the army in the "No-Go-Areas"
Reporting of Emiliano Renzetti
Mysterious death of a journalist investigating Soros' funding of antifa groups in Europe
The death of investigative journalist Bechir Rabani now appears to be on the way to being archived, who had infiltrated violent left-wing groups such as antifa and was found dead in December 2017, shortly after filing complaints about globalist financier George Soros' covert funding of these organizations.
Bechir Rabani, 33 years, of Palestinian origin, with Swedish passport, he was an independent journalist and blogger well known in Sweden for his investigations and revelations about collusion between the high finance sectors and pro-immigration organizations operating in Europe. Some of his investigations had sparked reactions and attacks from the globalist left and from the official media who accused him of "conspiracy".
His friends had written about him ""Bechir was a stubborn fighter who hoped for justice and who without hesitation defended all those who could not or did not dare. We will remember Bechir for his energy, his driving force and not least for his work”. Read More
Alert “Swexit”, Sweden tries to leave the EU
Report Wall Street Italia
Of Alessandra Caparello
From rallies draped with swastikas and swastika tattoos to the Swedish government: This is what the members of the SD aspire to, having thus cleaned up their image by calling themselves not racist but rather social conservatives.
“We believe in social values and try to protect them, for example fromimmigration (…) If populism means being close to people and understanding their needs, then we are populists. But if it means that we don't have an ideology, we're going astray. We have a strong ideology based on two cornerstones: a welfare state with strong national security”.
“We believe in social values and try to protect them, for example fromimmigration (…) If populism means being close to people and understanding their needs, then we are populists. But if it means that we don't have an ideology, we're going astray. We have a strong ideology based on two cornerstones: a welfare state with strong national security”.
He has clear ideas Matthias Karlsson, SD group leader in Parliament interviewed by La Stampa in which he indicates his party's moves, i.e. Swexit. Read More
L'Europa è già stata conquistata dall'Islam?
Reporting of BastaBugie editorial teamIn Sweden there are Muslim schools, Berlin is overrun by gangs of Arabs, in French mosques the extermination of infidels is called for (really in Italy we can rest assured? for how long?)
Of Leone Grotti
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Close all schools opened by religious institutes to transform them into secular and state schools. It is the incredible proposal that the social democratic party, who leads a minority government in Sweden, he did on Wednesday to explain what he will do in the educational sector if he wins the legislative elections next September.
Ardalan Shekarabi, important exponent of the party and current Minister of Public Administration, announced the project at a press conference in Stockholm. The objective is to «defeat and break down the wall of segregation in our schools. Too many times we see that there are institutions where females are separated from males and values that are not Swedish are taught".
Shekarabi refers to some Muslim schools where problems with segregation and teaching have been found “limit”. There are only openly Islamic schools 11 across the country but Social Democrats fear that the number may grow in the future as since 2012 Sweden welcomed 400 thousand asylum seekers, mostly Muslims. A very high number if we consider that the population numbers just over nine million inhabitants. Read More