Migrant Criminal Gangs in Sweden and Norway Are Using Teenagers for Grenade Attacks as Security Situation Deteriorates in Scandinavian Kingdoms
Norway is dancing to the tune of Foxtrot Swedish crime syndicate.
Once upon a time Scandinavia was a paradise: rich and welcoming societies, with low crime and high quality of life.
Then came the great ‘asylum seeker’ wave starting around 2015, and all of Europe succumbed to the scourge of unchecked mass migration – with the Scandinavian kingdoms of Sweden and Norway falling hard from grace.
Now, with Sweden having become a very violent society, one of its most dangerous crime syndicates, Foxtrot, is now expanding into Norway.
Foxtrot is linked to hundreds of bomb attacks and contract killings as it fights for control of the Scandinavian drug trade.
The Telegraph reported:
“Since it was founded in Stockholm around 2010, the syndicate has proved virtually impossible to dismantle. Rawa ‘Kurdish Fox’ Majid, the syndicate’s leader, issues his orders from Iran – where he lives under the protection of the Ayatollah’s regime.”
The use of teenagers comes from the fact that, in Norway and Sweden, a person under the age of 15 cannot be prosecuted even for murder.
“[…] Norwegian MPs and investigators say the vast majority of such children come from a migrant background; many feel poorly integrated into Norwegian society, which makes them easy for Foxtrot to manipulate.”
A salon and a sushi restaurant were targeted by grenade attacks in Norwegian capital of Oslo in the last month.
A shooting Foxtrot attack occurred on Sept 30 at a home in the southern city of Sarpsborg.