Sam Diellor Luani

The Old House Sam Diellor Luani

What would you do if somebody comes to your home and threatens to rape your wife and mother, kill them, and then kill your children, while you are being forced to watch, before you too are killed at the end? What if the perpetrator refuses to leave saying that he is waiting for a large group of co-perpetrators to join him in order to carry out the threats? What if the perpetrator does not leave although you are telling him that you have called the police? What if the perpetrator claims that the police are scared of him because he is of certain religious and ethnic affiliation? What if you are really afraid, and for good reasons, that he is telling the truth? Would you try to scare him away? Well, this is not allowed in Sweden! If the perpetrator has got a certain religious, ethnic and cultural affiliation, then you are not entitled to survive as a victim of crime in such case. A good victim is a dead victim. You must die, because if you don't then you are going to tell the world what has happened, and the collectivistic government does not want that. And you know what? The Swedish police are going to take care of the matter! That is what this book is about. That and a couple of other things of permanent nature. Something is rotten in the Kingdom of Sweden, the old and the freeborn land of the North.