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July 7, 2006
Sweden: Center Party Wants More Immigration.
Sweden a country of roughly only 9 mio. citizens is facing national elections at 17th of September. In Sweden elections take place every fourth year always in September.
The campaign for this election has of course been long under way and as Sweden is in heavy competition with Canada in the attempt to become The Moral Superpower of the world. No one among the political elite would ever question the multicultural ideology which to a Swede is pure synonymous with being a "moral Superpower".
Thus all the established parties heavily support this multicultural immigrant friendly line, as a matter of fact they are all trying to overbid one another when it comes to lax immigration laws.
A perfect example of this is the Center Party in Sweden: Centern. Though Sweden is already very lax when it comes to immigration, granting 62,463 persons residence permits last year ( see statistics at the Swedish Immigration Office just linked before ). To the Center Party this is not enough, they want to let in 90000 each year or what in a decade would mean an increase of the overall population by 10 %. That plus the likely extra demographic output in children produced by immigrants of a general third world origin.
Thus in Sweden, Politicians are part of the problem and have no solutions.
But will extra citizens mean extra jobs ?
In Sweden, it might be worth adding, some would claim that the de facto unemployment rate is more like between 20-25 % than the official made up numbers, 500000 thousand young people ( 40 and below ) alone being on a pre pension. Furthermore it is estimated that the current yearly cost of immigration might be as high as 225 bio. Swedish Kroner. Simply the price of welfare pay and services to a population surplus there is no work for.
The Swedish Government is currently loaning an amount atleast half of that yearly to that to cover its deficit, despite having cut hard in welfare over more than a decade, the slope continues downwards and according to The Swedish National Debt office, the debt in the finances of central government is expected to, as a percentage of GDP, to remain at around 50 percent and growing, one might add since they will not do so.
This with an average tax burden of 61 % and little chance of pressing it higher without destructive effect.
Posted by Charles Martel at July 7, 2006 3:54 PM
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