The new definition of "Unknown" is Everybody Knows.

Around 10 people were killed in a shooting at an adult education centre on Tuesday, Swedish police said, marking the country's deadliest gun attack in what the prime minister called a "painful day."

Police said the gunman was believed to be among those killed and a search for other possible victims was continuing at the school, located in the city of Orebro. The gunman's motive was not immediately known.

"We know that 10 or so people have been killed here today. The reason that we can't be more exact currently is that the extent of the incident is so large," local police chief Roberto Eid Forest told a news conference.

Forest said police believed the gunman had acted alone and that terrorism was not currently suspected as a motive, though he cautioned that much remained unknown. He said the suspected gunman had not previously been known to police.

We'll see. The fact that they haven't released his name yet tells me it's not Sven or Bjorn.

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Ali Elmokad was outside the Orebro University Hospital, looking for his relative, not yet knowing if he was among the injured or the dead.

"We've been trying to get hold of him all day, we haven't been successful," he said, adding that he had a friend who also attended the school. "What she saw was so terrible. She only saw people lying on the floor, injured and blood everywhere."
Police said it was still going through the crime scene and had searched several addresses in Orebro after the attack.

Late on Tuesday, police vans and personnel were still outside an apartment building in central Orebro that had been raided earlier.

"We saw a lot of police with drawn weapons," said Lingam Tuohmaki, 42, who lives in the same building. "We were at home and heard a commotion outside."

Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson said it was the worst mass shooting in Swedish history.
"It is hard to take in the full extent of what has happened today -- the darkness that now lowers itself across Sweden tonight," he told a news conference.

Some draw a connection between this latest mass murder and the burning of a Koran publicly.

But I know that can't be right, because authorities swear they have no idea of what the motive could have been, and they never lie to protect Diversity, which is Our Strength.

The man who burned the Koran was shot to death on the streets of Sweden a few days ago.

John Sexton notes that while the Swedish authorities haven't arrested his murderer, they did convict his friend of offending Islamic Extremist sensibilities.

The last time I wrote about Sweden, just five days ago, was to highlight the murder of an anti-Islam activist named Salwan Momika. Momika was shot to death last Wednesday and so far no one has been arrested. He was infamous in the Muslim world because he had publicly burned the Koran a few times, specifically to make the point that Islam was not compatible with the modern world. His murderer seems to have proven his point.
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But there's more to the story because Momika and another man were also on trial for the burning of the Korans. He was supposed to be sentenced on the day he was murdered and a few days later his fellow defendant in the case was found guilty.

Bear in mind, a man burned a Koran in Manchester, UK, and was immediately jailed. Rape gangsters remain free, but the guy who burned a book is already in the clink.

The UK will now enact Islamic blasphemy laws, making it a crime to "offend Muslims."

The Telegraph:

Angela Rayner is planning to create a council on Islamophobia and is lining up a former Tory minister to lead it, The Telegraph can reveal.

The 16-strong council will help advise on drawing up an official government definition for anti-Muslim discrimination and will provide advice to ministers on tackling Islamophobia, according to sources.

Dominic Grieve, the former Conservative attorney general and a prominent Remainer, has been "recommended" to chair the council within Ms Rayner's Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government (MHCLG) as a politician who has been actively involved in tackling Islamophobia.

He chaired the Citizens' UK Commission on Islam, which aimed to promote dialogue between Muslim and non-Muslim communities, and wrote a foreword to a controversial all-party parliamentary group's report in 2018 that set out a definition of Islamophobia, which the Labour Party adopted.

The definition has been criticised for being so widely drawn that it curbs free speech, amounts to a de facto blasphemy law and stifles legitimate criticism of Islam as a religion.

"Our Strength" is certainly putting up a lot of Wins.

David Strom comments:

The original paper on which the anti-blasphemy laws are likely to be based specifically calls out people discussing the Muslim rape gangs as bigots. Having rapists roam the streets is an unfortunate fact of life, but calling them and their culture out is beyond the pale.

I can't figure out whether Labour's obsession with placating Muslim extremists in Britain is due to fear, a desire to pander to an important constituent group that keeps them in power or some combination of the two.

More Unknown assailants are plaguing Sweden with a series of bomb attacks.

There have been 27 bombings in the first 27 days of the year. Sixty bombings in the past two months.

In Sweden.

Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson admitted that his government has lost control over a burgeoning wave of violence sweeping the country, amid escalating public concern.

The acknowledgment came during an emergency meeting where Kristersson announced the acceleration of new legislation targeting juvenile involvement in criminal activities.

The beginning of 2025 has seen bombings carried out at an average of one per day, leading to 27 bombings by January 27 -- including several in residential communities, the Nordic Times reported.

"Sweden is in the midst of a new wave of violence; it's primarily the bombings that are increasing, with almost one occurring every day," Kristersson told reporters on Thursday.

"It's abundantly clear that we do not have control over this wave of violence; otherwise, we wouldn't be here," he added.

In 2024, there were 317 total blasts reported by police, which has coincided with a troubling escalation in gang-related conflicts.

According to the Swedish prime minister, gang violence is now affecting entire communities, showing "total indifference" to the consequences in residential areas. The Swedish Police Authority estimated in 2024 that 1,700 under-18s were active members of criminal networks.

In response, the Swedish government will bring forward planned legislation that will grant police more powers to detain children under the age of 15 in some circumstances. Originally due in the summer of 2026, the law is now slated to come into effect as early as 1 October this year.

Nevertheless, Kristersson described these criminal issues as "inherited" over a long period, suggesting that resolving them would be a project that extends through the entire decade.

It's ironic that Diversity, Which Is Our Strength, keeps shooting us and blowing us up.

It's a sad thing when Our Strength keeps killing us.

Oh -- Sweden is also the Rape Capital of Europe, after hundreds of years of being a very low crime country.

I guess this just happened. Who can say why, without being prosecuted by the police.

I'm starting to wonder if Our Strength is really "ours."

PeterSweden
@PeterSweden7

Truth about Sweden

• Over 50.000 reported r*pes in just 6 years.

• 63% of convicted r*pists have a foreign background or parents with foreign background.

• We have almost 60 no-go zones.

• 68.000 women are genitally mutilated.

• There was 149 bombings in 2023.

• We have some of the worst gun crime in Europe.

• Criminal gangs have been working on behalf of the Iranian regime.

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