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|    Swedish Minister: Country Needs to Integ    |
|    14 Mar 17 16:06:43    |
      XPost: 24hoursupport.helpdesk, alt.politics.scorched-earth, uk.politics.misc       XPost: uk.legal, alt.politics.uk       From: burfordTjustice@tues.uk              yeah buddy, that will work out fine....LOL              Swedish Minister: Country Needs to Integrate Returning Islamic State       Fighters              Swedish Minister for Culture and Democracy Alice Bah Kuhnke has suggested that       Swedes who left to fight for radical Islamist groups in the Middle East should       be welcomed back and helped to integrate into society.        Ms. Kuhnke made the comments Sunday evening on the television programme Agenda       which is transmitted by the Swedish state broadcaster SVT. The programme       focused on the fact that some 300 Islamic radicals from Sweden had gone to the       Middle East to fight        for groups like Islamic State and around half of them had returned to Sweden.              “They need to be channelled back into our democratic society,” Kuhnke       said. The minister added she and the government had no idea how many of the       returnees were still radicalised versus how many left because they had become       disillusioned with        Islamist beliefs.              When asked how many radical Muslims were involved in deradicalisation       programmes, she estimated between 10 to 30 people based on information given       to her by various municipalities. “There are far too few. We have to work       together much better,” she        noted.              Kuhnke also could not confirm that those who had been through the programmes       had been successfully deradicalised, saying the process could take a decade or       more. “We can not say that we have succeeded because it’s been such a       short time. It is only        in 10-15 years we can say that they actually managed to leave these       environments,” she said.              Many on social media criticised the minister’s comments including terrorism       expert Magnus Ranstorp who took to Twitter to note that at least two returning       Swedish jihadists were involved with the terrorist attacks that occurred in       Paris in late 2015        and in Brussels in 2016.              “The interview speaks for itself. This is how ill-prepared we are to deal       with returnees,” Ranstrop noted.              The Swedish attitude toward returning jihadists is seen as strange by many, as       several municipalities have gone above and beyond to cater for returning       fighters. In the medieval city of Lund, the government is considering a range       of measures including        debt forgiveness, driving lessons, and free housing in the name of integrating       returning extremists.              Last week, another damning report showed the Swedish government had still been       paying many Islamists through the generous Swedish welfare system whilst they       were fighting in Iraq and Syria.              Ranstorp, who was one of the authors of the report, said the main problem was       the Swedish government refusing to follow up on welfare claimants to check       whether they were in the country or ensuring that someone else wasn’t       collecting benefits on their        behalf.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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