Police clash with 'Youths' in malmo

[mord]

http://www.thelocal.se/7002/20070415/

[MassuhDGoodName]

Thanks for a great post, Mord!

(funny thing how difficult it is to find the actual truth these days in the media, isn't it?)

What that article doesn't doesn't give in details, as to exactly "who" are these "youths", etc., speaks volumes about the Muzzie Invasion of Sweden.

The headline I found even more horrifying, is the one on the far right column:

"Iraqi immigrants are bringing wealth and jobs to Sweden"

Huh?

It's a sad day in hell when propagandists for the New World Order begin defining terrorist activities as "jobs".

"Bringing wealth"...I guess this is what they call it when the Saudis and the UAE buy all of your politicians and own the Royal Family!



 

[mord]

This article also draws one's suspecion.When they say it does'nt appear to be tied to the riots,you know it is tied to the riots   http://www.thelocal.se/7006/20070416/

Boy in critical condition after brutal attack
Published: 16th April 2007 08:17 CET
Online: http://www.thelocal.se/7006/

A 17-year-old boy was taken to Lund University Hospital with serious injuries on Sunday evening after being beaten unconscious on a football pitch in Malmö's Rosengård district.

According to witnesses, the boy was playing football with a friend his own age when he was attacked by a group of six or seven young men.


 

The boy's friend managed to get away away but the 17-year-old was held down before being punched and kicked repeatedly in the head.

Despite being operated on overnight, the boy's condition is described by doctors as critical and he remains heavily sedated.

By Monday morning police had not yet arrested any suspects and a motive for the attack has not yet been found.

Police said that it was difficult to question witnesses as they had been in a state of shock.

"This was a particularly ruthless assault. We are going to do everything we can to solve this even if it takes some time to find out more," said a police spokesman in Malmö.

Police do not believe that the attack was connected to other disturbances reported in Rosengård at the weekend