[Major_Risktaker]

Malmö - a city in transition

Malmö is the commercial centre of southern Sweden and an international city. This is expressed, not least, by the fact that Malmö has 265.000 residents who speak some 100 languages and belong to 164 different nationalities.

OK! Malmo is like the UN or Paris as far as police not going into Muslim areas. I want to visit Sweden to see and meet Swed's not Muslims. Maybe Disneyland can have a theme park on what Europe used to be like.

I guess the 3rd world blends with the 1st world and you get a 2nd world called the new world order.

[CzarNicky]

"I guess the 3rd world blends with the 1st world and you get a 2nd world called the new world order."

Mix dirty water with clean water and you end up with dirty water.

[t_skoz]

You should go to Sweden. You will have a wonderfull time.

I travelled there to visit friends for Christmas / New Years 2000 and had an amazing time. I can't say enough good stuff about the Swedes (other than their socialism).

One thing I'll always remember is my friend showing me Stockholm's main mosque. He said that a lot of Muslims had been moving to Sweden and that not a lot of people liked it, but the government was letting them in to get "asylum" and etc. We spoke after 9-11-01 and he said that even still, a lot of Swedes do not understand what their government is doing.

[truth_seeker]

"Maybe Disneyland can have a theme park on what Europe used to be like."

I lived in Germany 1969-1970. On one trip, we were very surprised to find a "Hardy's Burgers" on the outskirts of Munich. Of course you would find Coca Cola on a menu. But no McDonalds, etc.

I wonder what has been done, for places like Rothenburg ob der Tauber, to keep McDonalds off the streets?

[HIDEK6]

Maybe Disneyland can have a theme park on what Europe used to be like. Wasn't that called Euro-Disney? I think it was located int Frog-Land.