Sweden losing control of civilized life

Daily Mail:
EXCLUSIVE -The city destroyed by migration: Inside the Swedish town where armed gangs patrol the streets, crime has exploded and a beautiful social worker's murder has shocked Europe
  • Social worker Alexandra Mezher, 22, was murdered in Mölndal on Monday
  • Gothenburg suburb last year took in more unaccompanied refugee children than anywhere else in the country – 4,041 added to a population of 63,000 
  • Received £22.6million to provide housing for unaccompanied minors – the most state funding per capita than any town or city in Sweden 
  • Crime figures reveal there were 222 criminal complaints linked to migrant centres – between 20 October 2015 and 8 January this year 
  • MailOnline went inside lawless town where eyes of Europe have been watching since the senseless stabbing
The migrants appear to be bringing their failed culture with them and the Swedes seem unprepared to deal with the situation.  It would not be too surprising to see people begin to find ways to respond to the attacks if the law enforcement continues to fail in its duties to protect the population.

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