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The Great Replacement Chronicles: Stockholm Syndrome

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Archiving the “strange death of Europe,” as Douglas Murray put it, and the West more broadly, at the hands of the neoliberal technocracy.

Prime Minister: Migrants make ‘significant contribution’ to Sweden, provide ‘much-needed skills in high-tech sectors’

Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson, at a recent summit alongside EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, lauded the “significant contribution” that the “80,000-plus Indian diaspora” makes to Swedish society, apparently no longer even paying lip service to the fantastical notion of assimilating all of the migrants.

They’re not aspirational Swedes; they’re simply the “Indian diaspora,” presumably forever a separate society within a society, never expected to become anything other than members of a colonizing diaspora.

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“This relationship is growing,” Kristersson declares, presumably meaning an ever-increasing influx of members of various “diaspora” communities welcomed into Sweden for the foreseeable future.

Note the flag arrangement in the background of this speech: over the right shoulder flies the Indian flag proudly while over the left flies the European Union flag.

Contrarily, the Swedish flag is nowhere to be seen as the Prime Minister ostensibly speaks on behalf of his country.

Perhaps an irrelevant visual metaphor, but perhaps not; it’s the subtleties that make the most effective propaganda.

The hope, if I might speculate, is that the average Swede will absorb the unspoken message without ever realizing he’s being trained to believe his nation doesn’t actually exist — that it’s now merely a vassal state of globo-homo race communism, embodied by the European Union.

A taste of the aforementioned glorious migrant contributions that Sweden has to enjoy now and into the future:

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On a hunch, given his rhetoric in support of mass migration, I did a little bit of research into Sweden’s Dear Leader’s potential relationship to the World Economic Forum.

Wouldn’t you know? I dug up this little October 2022 missive from none other than “you will own nothing and be happy” Klaus Schwab, former face of the World Economic Forum, welcoming the newly elected leader to the annual meeting and expressing his great pleasure with the “warmest congratulations” at having strategically placed such an asset in control of Sweden.

Via Alternative For Sweden (emphasis added):

Dear Prime Minister,

It is with great pleasure that we congratulate you on your election as the Prime Minister of Sweden at such an important time for Sweden and Europe. 

It is our honour to invite you to the 2023 Annual Meeting of the World Economic Forum

The annual meeting gathers top decision-makers in politics, business and civil society to work together to address the key issues on the global agenda and set the necessary priorities.

As Sweden takes over the presidency of the Council of the European Union in January, your personal engagement during the annual meeting will provide a powerful platform for you to draw attention to your country's leadership role in driving collective action to respond to the current geopolitical crisis

It will also serve as a timely opportunity to explore new investment partnerships with the global chief executives in the Forum community, with your country's leading green growth and innovation industries as its focus.

The forum will work closely with your staff to ensure that your participation is of the greatest impact and relevance for you and for Sweden. 

Once again… our warmest congratulations on the election.

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