Dan Eriksson (DFS)

💥 Another Night, Another Bomb – Welcome to Multicultural Sweden

Last night, a live bomb was found inside Sweden’s largest shopping mall, Mall of Scandinavia. The national bomb squad had to remove the explosive device, which was discovered by accident when police responded to an unrelated robbery.

Meanwhile, on the other side of the city, a massive explosion ripped through an apartment building in Hammarby Sjöstad at 1:30 AM. A teenager was arrested nearby, but as usual, police remain tight-lipped about any details.

Just another night in Sweden. Bombs in shopping malls, explosions outside homes—this is now completely normal.

And what is the government doing? Fast-tracking a ban on AR-15 rifles for hunters. Because, of course, cracking down on law-abiding Swedes is easier than going after the actual criminals turning Sweden into a war zone.

Enjoy the “vibrant” and “exciting” new Sweden—just don’t step on any explosives.

💥 The Munich Security Conference and Europe’s Existential Crisis 💥

As expected, #MSC2025 is shaping up to be a defining moment for the future of European power. The world is shifting—geopolitical blocks are not crumbling, but they are being reshaped. Meanwhile, the EU desperately tries to project strength but fails spectacularly.

The truth? Brussels’ elites are too arrogant to see their own failings. For decades, the EU has morphed into a bureaucratic monstrosity—a maze of regulations, a club of self-absorbed functionaries obsessed with virtue signaling rather than realpolitik. A managerial, feminized echo chamber more concerned with abstract ideals than hard power.

Europe must not kneel before Washington or Moscow, but Brussels offers no real alternative. If the continent is to be a serious force on the global stage, it must reclaim its spirit—its drive, ingenuity, finesse, and identity. The European ideal is not found in technocracy, multiculturalism, or hollow slogans about "unity in diversity." It lies in strength, ambition, and cultural self-confidence.

The current EU? A modern Tower of Babel. If Europe is to rise again, we must cast aside the dogmas of multiculturalism, feminism and LGBTQ stupidity. The managerial class must be dismantled. Only then can Europe be reborn, like a phoenix from the ashes.

Are we close to this transformation? No. But the shift must begin now.

An intriguing theme at #MSC2025 is Euro-Patriotism, a concept that could potentially reshape the cultural and geopolitical landscape of European nations. This idea, fostering a collective European identity, might wield a profound metapolitical impact on European peoples over time, altering how they perceive themselves and their place in the world. While I wholeheartedly agree that Europe needs to be strong, united, and resilient in the face of global challenges, I remain unconvinced that the European Union, in its current form, is the optimal platform for realizing this vision of unity and strength.

The EU, with its intricate bureaucracy and diverse member states, often struggles to present a cohesive front on the global stage. Currently, it is the structure we operate within, and for EU critics, this presents a delicate balance. We aspire for a Europe that is strong, independent, and prosperous, embodying the spirit of unity without losing the essence of its diverse cultures and histories. Yet, there is a strong desire to dismantle what I see as a modern Tower of Babel—a bureaucratic behemoth that often feels disconnected from the citizens it represents, and most of the time seems to have anything but the best interest of the European peoples in mind.

Boom!

Just avslutat ett mycket trevligt samtal med @thegoldenone som snart kommer upp som video och podcast, exklusivt för podcastprenumeranter och medlemmar på vår YT-kanal.

Samtalet spänner över väldigt viktiga ämnen, och är den typ av samtal du inte ska ha i bakgrunden, utan lyssna på noggrant.

This weekend's Munich Security Conference could be a defining moment in history. Decisions made here might shape the future in ways we’ll only fully understand years from now. Stay tuned.

Afghanen som körde in i en folkmassa i München hade fått avslag på sin asylansökan, men var ändå kvar i Tyskland.

Europas lösen heter: Internera, deportera, repatriera!

En afghan har kört in i en folkmassa i München. Minst 27 skadade, varav flera svårt, inklusive barn.

Ryktas om att Ulf Kristersson ska föreslå att Tyskland förbjuder bilar nu.