Posted on 03/11/2017 3:20:33 PM PST by mandaladon
A specialist bomb squad has been scrambled to the Swedish city of Gothenburg after an explosion, just 24 hours after a suspected car bomb rocked Stockholm.
The incident occurred in the stairwell of an apartment block just after 10 pm on Friday evening, Göteborgs-Posten reports.
“I thought it was another country that has come to attack. I thought it was a war…” said one witness.
Authorities suspect the blast was caused by an “attack” involving some form of homemade device, and the National Guard and a police bomb squad were called to the scene.
“We suspect that there are some kind of bomb attacks carried out here”, said Pål Engebretsen, the police officer leading the investigation last night.
“Some people were seen running from the scene in connection with a bang, but who these people are we do not know at present”, added police press officer Thomas Fuxborg on Saturday morning.
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Truly pathetic - the Vikings have been totally deballed by the feminazis.
It’ll be an improvement when the Islamists finally take over.
The Swedes invited them in.
Now, enjoy the results.
They did the same for Reagan.
Page 2 of the playbook...
Didn't stop him from collapsing the Soviet union.
They never forgave him for that.
Are they mad because Milo commented on it? Or are they actually mad that muslims are taking over their country?
And my Danish great-grandparents!
Sweden’s fault for not accepting multiculturalism. Like the massacre of the cartoonists in France a couple of years ago.
Salt was a scarce and treasured commodity, virtually a luxury, in many primitive societies. Battles were fought. Salt mines are unequally distributed around the world. I do not know of any in Scandinavia (land of my ancestors), although there could be some. I “think” native salt deposits are unlikely to be found in igneous bedrocks. Could be mistaken.
Salt was a scarce and treasured commodity, virtually a luxury, in many primitive societies. Battles were fought. Salt mines are unequally distributed around the world. I do not know of any in Scandinavia (land of my ancestors), although there could be some. I “think” native salt deposits are unlikely to be found in igneous bedrocks. Could be mistaken.
lastnightinsweden
Inspector Clouseau headline.
Sweden has been going down hill since Anita Ekberg retired from the screen.
Only the old farts will know what I’m talking about, so you youngin’s go to Wikipedia or International Movie Database (IMDB) and look her up. Then sing “Cry for me Sweden”.
You can take it out of sea water.
Surrounded by ocean as Scandinavia is, and with plenty of forests, salt is not that hard to make. However, it was no doubt easier to get the lye from birch ash than from dehydration of sea water.
The mean Americans is coming! The mean Americans is coming!
Not so fast Jack! LOL!
Viking raiding could easily be rejuvenated. If it does awaken, the Muzzies will be ground up for dog food.
It could all begin in the town of Foteviken on the southern Swedish coast.
Just a few million bucks from the CIA right into a Viking arms fund would do the trick.
The Nordic International Slave Trade Company
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They were a race of ferocious warriors, famous for their terrifying seaborne attacks and incredible shipbuilding abilities.
"But if you thought the age of the Vikings was past, Björn Jakobsen, 66, king of a band of modern-day warriors from Malmö in Sweden, is living proof that for some, they never really went away.
Part of a community living and working in the Viking town Foteviken on the southern Swedish coast, Björn says the life of a Viking is a fascinating one and adds he has no plans to return to modern life."
-—Sweden hasn’t changed much since WWII-—
My version of that thought is Sweden is neutral on survival
We’ll see.
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