Aha. 73% of Swedes think we're headed the wrong way. What could be the reasons for people thinking such nonsense? How about this explanation:
Would that possibly explain any other side-effects such as this:
We, the people, are not hallucinating, although you get that feeling when you listen to the Swedish elite in Stockholm city, who deny that mass immigration costs money long term; causes problem with our welfare state; increase crime; and has a degenerative effect on our society and culture.
The recognition that we, the people, have been withheld the truth is seeping out, and momentum is building pretty fast. We do have an election in a month. That is not good I think. It's too soon. You see, if too few have realized where we're headed in the next month, many will certainly realize it within the next four-year period until the next election.
My main concern with that is that people may think that four years is way too long to start addressing the issue proper. Especially if we get this "open all borders" nut as prime minister. Irritated masses and a disconnect with the elite is a recipe for disaster.
Sweden's next crises is not going to be with nature or Russia. It's going stand between the citizens: the extreme left and the extreme right; the alt-news followers and the public media viewers; the old and the young; the urban and the rural. When the right has won, the hard part will be the half-century long journey back to sanity.
Perhaps the best right now is to hope for re-election. A couple of more months would perhaps sway enough people into the ranks of the Sweden Democrats so that the other parties won't be able to exclude them from immigration politics. Right now, they're at 23-ish% according to polls, but I'm hoping they'll reach 30.
