"Swedish Conditions" in Norway

Norwegians are worrying that “Swedish conditions” are coming to their country.

We all know that “Swedish conditions” refers to the crime wave perpetrated by Muslim migrants in several Swedish cities. I have reported on the problem extensively.

Surely, it’s not surprising to see the tolerant Norwegians start paying for their weakness toward Muslim migrants. Like many multiculturalists they are more worried about not being racists than they are protecting their homes, their children, their nation.

A Norwegian emigrant, Kathrine Jebsen Moore describes the current state of Oslo in Quillette (via Maggie’s Farm):

Over the last month, however, Oslo’s city centre has witnessed an eruption of unprovoked attacks on random victims—most of them ethnic Norwegian men—by what police have described as youth gangs, each consisting of five to 10 young immigrants. The attacks typically take place on weekends. On Saturday, October 19, as many as 20 such attacks were recorded, with victims suffered varying degrees of injuries.

One of the incidents involved a group of young men, originally from the Middle East, detained for attacking a man in his twenties in the affluent west end. According to police, the victim had been kicked repeatedly in the head while lying on the ground, in what appeared to be a random, unprovoked beating. Another victim that weekend was the uncle of Justice Minister Jøran Kallmyr, who suffered several broken ribs after being mobbed at the Romsås subway station.

The crimes are not being committed by ethnic Norweians:

Immigrants from certain backgrounds—particularly Palestinians, Iraqis and Afghanis—were many times more likely to commit violent crimes than other Norwegians (including other immigrant groups). In 65 out of 80 crime categories, non-Norwegians were over-represented. The largest discrepancy was in regard to domestic violence: Immigrants from non-Western countries were found to be eight times more likely to be charged for such crimes. Rape and murder were also heavily skewed toward these immigrant groups. Worryingly, the figures showed that second-generation immigrants were more likely to be criminals than their parents.

Even a Labour Party politician is sounding the alarm:

Heidi Vibeke Pedersen, a Labour politician representing the immigrant-heavy area of Holmlia, recently wrote a Facebook post about her own experience, which was subsequently reprinted in VG, Norway’s biggest tabloid, under the headline “We have a problem in Oslo”:

Yesterday, my 15-year-old daughter went past [the suburb of] Bøler on a bus half an hour before another 15-year-old was robbed and beaten. Now I need to make a risk assessment: Is it too dangerous for her to go alone to the youth club…Young people now grow up in an environment where threats and violence are common, where adults might be afraid to interfere, and where they are told that the police are racist…Our part of the city is becoming more and more divided. We have areas that are mainly “Norwegian-Norwegian,” and others that have large immigrant populations. This isn’t diversity.

As it happens, second generation Muslim migrants are more likely to commit crimes than are their parents. The Norwegian government has been trying to treat the problem by showing tolerance. If this continues, Jebsen concludes, the country will find itself facing a far-right party. As of now, such a party does not exist. But if Norway keeps going the way of Sweden and Germany, it will happen there.