Swedish Justice Ministry Manipulated Crime Statistics – Study

I, and many others, have been complaining about this for years. The government is hiding the reality of gang violence, sexual assaults, gang rapes, and organized crime coming from migrants who were let into the country by the tens of thousands with little or no vetting. The government's stupidity and lack of honesty and responsibility has left Swedish people, especially young girls/women unaware and unprotected. They should be charged with complicity in every rape of a Swedish woman/girl by a migrant.

FILE PHOTO: A police officer investigates the scene of a fatal shooting in Malmo, Sweden

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Sweden’s Ministry of Justice pressured the country’s Crime Prevention Council to hide, manipulate, or ignore potentially embarrassing crime statistics, a university study has found.

Sweden’s Crime Prevention Council (Brå) has a difficult task. In a country where media outlets omit police-circulated descriptions of suspects’ ethnicity, and the government actively downplays the surge in gun crime and bombings in its immigrant ghettoes, Brå is charged with compiling factual, accurate crime statistics.

Stockholm was shaken by three explosions in one night last week. But the blasts didn’t even make headlines. With violence rising, the country’s government seems more concerned with downplaying the problem instead of tackling it.

According to a study published by Linköping University this week, the government intervenes here too to downplay “politically sensitive” data.

Employees told the university researchers that their managers – acting on orders from the country’s Justice Ministry – instructed them to manipulate results on “hot potato” issues. Presumably, these results were ones that could embarrass the government, and likely dealt with issues of race or immigration.

One interviewee stated that “methodological deficiencies” was the reason given for the change.

Brå’s own statistics show an upsurge in lethal violence since 2014, particularly among criminals and in disadvantaged and immigrant neighborhoods. They also show a sharp rise in sexual violence, assaults, threats and robbery since 2015, when the country welcomed more than 160,000 refugees and migrants – more per capita than any other European country.

Yet the government would rather these statistics remained hidden. One Brå employee compiling a report on violent crime remarked that the government delayed its publication until after last year’s election, due to its “politically sensitive results.” The report in question was also seen as humiliating, as it directly contradicted an earlier report that used a different method to conclude that violent crime was decreasing.

'A different method' - that would be like 'creative accounting'!

When it was eventually published, the report was allegedly relegated to Brå’s website, and was not printed.

Many interviewees feel that rather the organization’s problems stem from its organization under the Ministry of Justice. Rather than working independently to advise policymakers, they feel that they are working to advance their agendas instead.  

With gang crime and grenade attacks ongoing in Swedish cities, Justice Minister Morgan Johansson was the subject of a no-confidence vote called by the right-wing Sweden Democrats party last month. Johansson survived the motion, but unfiltered crime statistics have fueled Sweden’s opposition. If the Linköping University report is to be taken at face value, his ministry has every reason to stifle crime statistics.

Against this background, a number of Swedish industry leaders have sounded the alarm. Volvo CEO Hakan Samuelsson said in July that his company is struggling to attract foreign experts due to crime concerns, while Scania CEO Leif Östling warned in October that Sweden has “taken in far too many people from outside,” and predicted “internal wars” unless the government clamps down on immigration.

Meanwhile, the Sweden Democrats, who push a tough-on-crime, anti-immigration platform, have reached their highest ever level of public support. According to a Statistics Sweden poll published this month, the party scored 22.6 percent, making them the country’s second biggest party.

Pedophiles are Using These Apps to Target Children

by: Brittany Johnson

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah (ABC4 News) - Parents beware. There are adults actively engaging children online. Law enforcement says the predators try to win the child's trust and then meet them anywhere they can to engage in sexual activities. 

"The days of innocently surfing the internet without consequence are long gone. The reality is that the internet can be an extremely dangerous place for our children," said Utah Attorney General Sean Reyes. 

Reyes says this problem is becoming more pervasive. 

"Day and night they are preying on the most vulnerable, and they are preying on people that cannot defend themselves."

These 13 men were charged in connection with luring minors online for sex. A recent sting in Utah County led to their arrests.

Note: these 13 men were recent arrests in one county. There are over 3000 counties in the USA. How many pedophiles do you think are out there at any given moment? Obviously, thousands, if not tens of thousands. They will tell a child anything they want to hear in order to groom them.

And many pedophiles from other countries are also after your children. Terre des Homme stated a few years ago that there were 750,000 pedophiles looking for child pornography on the internet at any given moment. Your children will encounter pedophiles; are they prepared for that? Are they aware?

"These suspects are innocent until proven guilty," said Reyes.

In one of the cases, the probable cause statement says a man messaged who he thought was a 13-year-old boy on Grindr and wanted to meet for oral sex.

Charging documents state another suspect used the app Whisper and told an undercover agent, who posed as a 13-year-old girl, that he wanted to have sex with her, send her nude photos and wanted to masturbate in front of each other nude.

"The fact that we have so many social sites out there and technology keeps increasing and more apps come out and more social sites, we are going to see an increase in that," explained Jessica Farnsworth, Commander for the Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force.

With every new app that appears, pedophiles are the first to master it and are waiting for your children when they sign on to any app.

Law enforcement says it's important to know what activities your children are engaging in.

"We don't want children to be in fear, we don't want you to be in fear, but we want everyone to have a healthy understanding of the threat that exists," Reyes said.

Here is a current list of popular apps and websites these child predators are using:

More information can be found by clicking here.

Three British Teens Allegedly Run Away from ISIS

DAILY SABAH
ISTANBUL

The three British teenage girls who were believed to have joined the Islamic State of Iraq and al-Sham (ISIS) are on the run after escaping from the group, according to a report in British newspaper the Daily Mail.

Shamima Begum, 15, Amira Abase, 15, and Kadiza Sultana, 16 in February

A blogger in Mosul city, who goes by the name of "Mosul Eye," claimed in a post on his Facebook page that the three girls escaped on May 2, adding "Three girls, (Foreigners – British) married to ISIL (ISIS) militants, reported missing, and ISIL announced to all its checkpoints to search for them. It is believed that those girls have escaped."

In addition to the very first post about the flight of the three, the anonymous blogger gave some other information about the fugitives' profile, "They are Brits, not immigrants, and they are very young teens (around 16 years old). That's all I have about them for now."

The on-the-run-girls, who are believed to have fled in order to marry ISIS militants, were claimed for a few days to be the same teenagers, named Shamima Begum, 15, Amira Abase, 15, and Kadiza Sultana, 16, who had left Bethnal Green Academy in East London in early February and flew to Turkey before crossing the border into Syria. The matter of the three British girls turned into a diplomatic incident when Turkish authorities criticized Britain's failure to alert them in time.

Mosul City

However, the blogger wrote in another statement, posted 10 days after the original post, that he "cannot confirm, as of yet, if those girls were the same trio mentioned in the British media, as their identities are still unknown," and added, "The latest info I got on them is they are still on the run, but still in Mosul, and ISIL is thoroughly searching for them and has not captured them yet."

Regarding the speculation about the fugitive British girls, U.K. Home Secretary Theresa May was asked whether the trio would be allowed to return to the UK or not. The home secretary told ITV1's Good Morning Britain that she is "not able to talk about individual cases" as such cases of return from Syria or Iraq should be evaluated on "a case-by-case basis." May also pointed out that several young Britons who joined ISIS came back after a while disillusioned with the group after "suddenly realizing what a mistake they made."

The question of who those three girls really are remains unanswered, with Mosul Eye the only source.

This is obviously a very dangerous situation for these 3 girls, no matter who they are. Especially if they have not made it out of Mosul. It is unlikely that they can get out of Mosul on their own, so I expect they are in contact with someone outside.

ISIS will be looking for them, and all the more diligently now that the story has leaked out. It would not be good propaganda for ISIS should the girls make it out alive to tell their stories.

Please pray for these girls.

Mosul, Iraq