Sweden’s Security Services concerned over Arab caller on TV: ‘We are here to spread Islam, and we will kill them all (Swedes). We are not hesitant of this.’

Don’t call Sheikh Ahmed, the caller, a radical or extremist. He is neither radical or extreme. He is merely practicing his ‘religion’ and this is the typical average mindset of a religious Muslim. This is what kind of people Sweden has imported 1 million of.

While Sheikh Ahmed’s mindset is to be expected, what is more creepy is the comments from Swedish people in reaction to the video clip. Even when reality is right in front of them in black and white, they imagine the problem is resolved by deporting the man. Deporting this man solves the problems just as little as letting a rabid dog free amongst healthy people. Extremist must be killed. There has to be a death penalty for them. There is simply no way to resolve extremism by moving them from one place to another, so they can expand and grow extremism elsewhere – and then return. This is exactly what is happening in prisons, that then basically turn into training and grooming camps for terrorism.

Muslims always use as argument that they only fight their ‘oppressors’. Apart from throwing welfare and free housing at them while licking their arses, what opposition and oppression has the weak and whimpering suicidal socialists in Sweden committed against Muslims? And how much so that Muslims feel entitled to fight them forever?

There are no oppressors or opposition required at all. Islam instructs Muslims to create the conflicts in their entitlement to attack and kill other people, solely for their own racism and religious fanaticism.

How many attacks, rapes, murders and bombs do the Swedes need before they realize that they need to hire the planes that will ship these animals back to where they came from, on a permanent deportation and ban from the modern world?

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Säpo’s head offices. Photo: Janerik Henriksson/TT

Islamic extremist shakes Sweden with TV threat

Published: 13 Aug 2014 16:35 GMT+02:00, The Local

An Islamic extremist who threatened Sweden on Arabic TV has police on alert. One terror expert says the threat should be taken seriously, and that Sweden is in desperate need of a counter-extremism programme.

The Swedish Security Service (Säpo) has received a number of worried calls since a video clip from an Arabic talk-show programme started making the rounds online.

On a recent episode of the popular Arabic talk-show programme Su’al Jari (Bold Questions), a man called in from Sweden and proceeded to threaten the country with extreme violence. (See video below, with Swedish subtitles).

“Until the day we die, we will engage in war against Sweden and Europe,” the man said.

Swedish Security Police (Säpo) spokeswoman Sirpa Franzén said that the reactions from Swedes had been strong.

“Many people are upset since the video and other information is being spread online in connection to the situation in Syria,” she told newspaper Dagens Nyheter (DN).

The caller, identified in the show as Sheikh Ahmed, said he was a member of the jihadist group IS (Islamic State, previously ISIS, Islamic State of Iraq and Syria) and began making references to the Koran, saying that god had given Muslims instructions to kill non-believers.

The talk show is hosted by Rashid Hmami, a Moroccan who converted from Islam to Christianity when he was 19. Hmami proceeded to grill the caller about verses of the Koran and his methods of enforcing his religion.

“So why do you live in Sweden? Why do you live in a land of unbelievers? You know that it is haram, forbidden for Muslims,” Hmami pressed.

“The Islam country is God’s country which is the entire world,” Ahmed responded.

“And you receive benefits from Sweden. You take advantage of the state and its welfare and money.”

“No. It is not their money,” the caller said. “The money can only come from god.”

The conversation developed into a debate about god’s tasks and the concept of mercy and forbearance, with the caller claiming that it was god’s command to kill non-believers in order to save his own people from doubt.

“Is what ISIS doing to non-believers today simply mercy?”

“The purpose of Isis is to eradicate them,” the caller asserted.

Franzén at Säpo said that the agency takes all threats seriously, adding that the agency is already working on investigating the matter.

Linus Gustafsson at the Swedish National Defence College said the probable investigation would determine whether the caller is indeed a threat.

“And it will determine whether he actually has the capability to turn this threat into a reality,” he told The Local.

Gustafsson added that there were 80 confirmed Swedes fighting in Syria and that this particular threat should be taken seriously.

Most of the radical Islamists in Sweden, he said, were second-generation immigrants, but that doesn’t mean the problem stems from immigration, rather the glaring lack of prevention programmes and exit strategies.

“Sweden is lacking effective measures to prevent individuals from becoming radicalized, and becoming a threat when they arrive in Sweden,” Gustafsson explained.

The researcher stressed that reforms are needed to prevent not just Islamist extremism, but extremism in general.

A few years ago Exit Fryshuset, a non-profit organization offering support for those wishing to leave racist and Nazi movements, opened in Stockholm. Gustafsson said that Sweden needed many more such institutions and a stronger focus on prevention.

“Many other states in Europe have prevention programmes and exit strategies,” Gustafsson said.

“It can be done in several ways, but the most common is to create an organization with psychologists, social services, security services, and community police who will establish a relationship with the person and offer counselling and mentoring to get back into society.”

He added that Sweden is seeing an increase in “the populist right and the right-wing propagandists taking advantage of every Islamist threat”. Indeed, Sweden Democrat leader Jimmie Åkesson made headlines earlier this month for stating that “Islamism is the Nazism of our time“.

In July, Sweden appointed its first-ever official coordinator against violent extremism, former Social Democrat party leader Mona Sahlin. Gustafsson said that the appointment was both a welcome initiative and a critical step in the right direction.

Sahlin’s new tasks will include improving cooperation between agencies, cities, and organizations on a all levels of society to prevent and address violent extremism.

“We are far behind compared with other European states when it comes to prevention,” Gustafsson told The Local.

“While the problem is being discussed in some municipalities and in the cabinet offices, we haven’t seen any measures on the local levels yet, and that’s what really counts. It doesn’t matter if you have a good strategy if you don’t implement it.”

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Arabic talk-show programme Su’al Jari (Bold Questions) with Rashid Hmami, a former Muslim from Morocco who converted to Christianity.

Video transcript (A=Announcer, SA=Muslim caller Sheikh Ahmed):

0:00		A:		We are calling Sheikh Ahmed from Sweden. Welcome to the show.
0:08		SA:		Salaam Alaykum!
0:09		A:		Salaam Alaykum!
0:12		SA:		I just had a look into the Quranic chapter you were talking about. All of it is right and we are not ashamed of our religion. And we will fight on until the last day of our lives. We will fight wherever we find you. Even in Sweden. Until you say: “there is no God but God”.
0:35		A:		You say that you will fight everyone until they become Muslims?
0:42		SA:		Until the last day of our lives we will fight against Sweden and all of Europe.
0:47		A:		And you live in Sweden?
0:50		SA:		I am in Sweden.
0:52		A:		Amongst the infidels? You get their social benefits?
0:58		SA:		No, we get our allowances from God only.
1:02		A:		You exploit and take money from the state?
1:09		SA:		No, it’s not their money. They come from God.
1:20		A:		In order to enjoy the money in you own country instead. Why are you living among the infidels?
1:30		SA:		We are here and it’s our duty to spread our religion.
1:34		A:		But you know very well that it’s haram to live in an infidel country?
1:41		SA:		The Islamic country is God’s country which encompasses the entire world.
1:47		A:		I’m asking you if “Mohammed came in order to kill” (referring to passage in the Quran). Do you agree that’s accurate?
1:55		SA:		That is 100% correct.
1:56		A:		And [their] conversion and the Shahada is necessary while [Muslims] killing people is correct too?
2:04		SA:		Yes, we will kill them. We are not hesitant of it [to do it].
2:07		A:		How do you define mercy for people according to Islam?
2:13		SA:		Mercy is when the infidels pay Jizya.
2:21		A:		How did the Prophet show mercy to these people while killing them?
2:35		SA:		The Prophet was only defending himself.
2:43		A:		You say that Prophet Muhammad showed immense mercy to the [infidel] people?
3:00		SA:		The Prophet followed God’s order, so when God said unto him “Kill them”, he did so.
3:13		A:		You mean that the Prophet killed those people out of mercy?
3:21		SA:		Yes, he killed those people in order to spare the others.
3:36		A:		So, what ISIS is doing today is pure mercy?
3:51		SA:		The purpose of ISIS is to exterminate the infidels.
3:56		A:		By driving the Christians out of Iraq?
4:01		SA:		The Christians refused to pay Jizya (“tax” levied on non-Muslim subjects in exchange for protection from being killed).
4:07		A:		One should pay Jizya when being young (according to the Quran).
4:10		SA:		Isn’t it mercy when they all were allowed to leave without being killed?
4:18		A:		It’s actually their own home (their land).
4:37		A:		Would you like Sweden to give you three choices:
4:45		A:		…either you become a Christian, you pay Jizya or you leave the country?
4:52		SA:		We pay tax in Sweden.
4:56		A:		Tax and Jizya are two different things.
5:02		A:		You pay tax like everyone else. But Muslims do not pay Jizya.
5:09		SA:		No, Jizya is like Zakat (“alms” or “charity” by those who are wealthy enough to give).
5:14		A:		No, Jizya must be paid only when young, unlike Zakat.
5:26		SA:		When living in an Islamic country you have to follow the rules.
5:38		A:		Rules that harm people are not rules, but injustice.
5:47		A:		Would you accept that someone takes your wife, claiming it’s a just law?
5:54		A:		Or that — for example — someone takes your money from Sweden, that’s no real law. It’s just injustice, not right.
6:07		SA:		Isn’t it mercy when they smear the Prophet and then (are allowed to) leave?
6:13		SA:		…without somebody killing them. Isn’t that mercy?
6:19		A:		Mercy is to give people freedom and let them live regardless of what they believe.
6:30		A:		But if you threaten them to leave their house and money, that’s injustice.
6:38		A:		And that is just clearly wrong. I thank you for the conversation.
6:44		A:		This is the real Islam.