It's not their fault, it's yours! Swedish GIRLS blamed for rise in migrant sex attacks

originally posted by: visitedbythem
Something like this will change their minds about the attack. This is a Corsican Vendetta Knife. Part of my collection

this should be given out to all Swedish girls when they turn into teenagers, like a can of pepper spray, only deadlier

a reply to: jimmyx

No, a Gun, the Swiss have it right.

Knives aren't much use, especially against a mob.

originally posted by: criticalhit
a reply to: jimmyx

No, a Gun, the Swiss have it right.

Knives aren't much use, especially against a mob.

I agree, but it would be good against the lone punk...stick that puppy right into the throat and tilt up...of course then, she'd have to have an armed security detail....

a reply to: tommo39

Had to be Sweden and their catering to men that were brought up in a society in which women are second class citizens... A society that teaches a man can beat up his wife, or daughter, and teaches honor killing is a must if a woman in their family somehow "shames" her family.

But don't worry, this is coming to whatever European country you live in, if it's not happening there already, and even to the U.S.

Welcome to US style cities Europe! congrats. You have successfully got yourself an inner city underclass.
As we learned over here, the most politically correct thing to do is move, use housing prices and zoning laws to segregate. The concept is called "white flight".

a reply to: UnBreakable

should be caged

you're encouraging them not to assimilate

How would YOU assimilate them inside a cage??

a reply to: TruthxIsxInxThexMist

Could not agree more with your comments. The news channel's you mention are only interested in War, Murder,Politics etc. not mundane news like rape.....

a reply to: LadyGreenEyes

I have always been against people walking around town looking like "Wild Bill" and showing off their guns. But it would now appear that it's time for some gun culture to develop elsewhere other than the USA. Not saying guns will be the answer to dissident control but sure will make people think twice . Times and thinking change as Europe has shown over the last 18 months.

originally posted by: visitedbythem

originally posted by: malevolent

originally posted by: visitedbythem
Something like this will change their minds about the attack. This is a Corsican Vendetta Knife. Part of my collection

sweet looking knife. is it double edged? what type of steel. my favorite is a benchmade 440c and an aus8. they both work great at cutting things up

CS52BND: Corsican
Cold Steel

Specifications:
Weight: 4.3 oz.
Blade Thick: 4mm
Blade Length: 6 1/2”
Handle: 3 3/8” long. Polished Micarta
Steel: AUS 8A Stainless
Overall: 10 3/8”
Secure-Ex® Sheath

Corsica is a large island off the southern coast of France. It’s famous for giving birth to the concept of the “Vendetta” or blood feud. Corsica’s modern political climate is rather stable now, but in centuries past it was anything but. Justice was almost unknown and taking it into one’s own hands was the only route available. On many occasions a minor insult would escalate into entire families and even villages feuding for many years! One vengeful murder would spawn another and, while firearms were often involved, it was the knife, or more particularly, the easily concealed Stiletto, with its long thin blade and narrow sharp point, that became the weapon of choice.

Designed for Cold Steel by custom knife maker Bud Nealy, it’s an elegantly simple design that’s focused on one mission…the thrust. The point of its narrow triangular shaped blade is quite sharp and acute, yet surprisingly sturdy due to its uniquely faceted tip. It’s skillfully crafted from AUS 8A stainless steel, beautifully polished, and stronger than you might think for such a slim light blade, because it’s been vacuum heat-treated and sub zero quenched.

The handle is fashioned from polished Micarta scales and is securely bolted to the Corsican’s full tang. It offers a non-slip grip and is ideally suited for either a thumb reinforced reverse grip or a palm reinforced forward grip.

The Corsican comes complete with a slim, light Secure-Ex® sheath that features a Blade-Tech™ belt clip, so it can be clipped lashed or taped just about anywhere on your body or gear.

its a slick looking piece, i like it. i want the higher grade spidercos but they cost too much, i spent 99$ on my benchmade 44oc grip years ago but its an awesome knife its like a razor and keeps a good edge. i have few knive from browning that are aus8a they sharpen up good but aus8 is basically the same as 440b

originally posted by: Irishhaf

originally posted by: malevolent

originally posted by: Wide-Eyes
a reply to: tommo39

Can we have our guns back now please?

where did your guns go in the first place? do you feel like you are helpless without them? there are ways to defend yourself without a firearm... just saying

Really enlighten me... I live in Germany right now.. as its explained to me I cannot carry a knife with a blade long enough to actually be useful in defense, I cant carry mace, I can potentially be prosecuted if I have my Shillelagh and use it in self defense.. I am a skinny 43 year old with a herniated disc... what can I do.. or more importantly what can my wife do?

Enlighten me...

explain to me EU laws on weapons and self defense and i will do my best to try to help you and your wife.

could you please post the actual report, I couldn't find a link to it

a reply to: syrinx high priest

Here is the report:
polisen.se...



And here is another report about the report:
www.breitbart.com...

“Sweden tops the new EU Statistics on physical and sexual violence against women, sexual harassment and stalking. The conclusion is that the results are a consequence of Nordic alcohol culture, but also of non-traditional gender roles.”

It explains, on page 20, that the “background to the men who commit sexual molestation is multifaceted.”

Migrants, it says, might not be able to “handle the alcohol,” simply feel “horny,” have “ignorance of the consequences for the girls,” “have misplaced feelings,” be “expressing anger in this way” or be acting due to “peer pressure.”

“Some argue that sexual molestation is part of bullying, or the means for men to demonstrate their power over girls,” claims the next paragraph.


The report also documents how girls in Sweden have been called “whores” and abused for “their clothes,” leaving many fearful to walk the streets.

The explicitly feminist analysis places a strong emphasis on the “problem” of “masculinity,” rather that the non-Western values held by many migrants. Part of the conclusion reads:

“Studies have shown that the use of violence in intimate relationships can be a means of strengthening the perpetrator’s sense of masculinity and forcing the victim to submission.

“Control is exercised over women through violence, thus shaping her according to the man’s idealised vision of femininity. During the exercise of violence, men can feel they embody a typical ‘male.’ Attributes: aggressiveness, strength and control.

“In other words, the violence makes possible what is considered masculine and can provide ‘benefits’ for the perpetrator.”

The report opens by mentioning the mass “planned” sex attack by migrants on New Years’ Eve seen across Europe, and the gang molestations committed by Afghan migrants at the “We Are Stockholm” teenage festival in 2014 and 2015.

“For these reasons, it was decided by the National Commissioner that the vulnerability to sexual molestation among young people would be investigated,” the report explains, noting that “the majority of the victims are girls who are younger than fifteen years old.”

Shortly after the German police were accused of attempting to cover up the Cologne sex attack, it began to be reported that Swedish police had been obscuring the nature of sex attacks in Stockholm for years.

Festival organisers had identified the sex mob phenomenon two years ago, but claimed it would have been “irresponsible” to have spoken out. The police, too, refused to reveal the perpetrators were all Afghan youths, and arrests were only made after this was reported last year.

originally posted by: tommo39
a reply to: LadyGreenEyes

I have always been against people walking around town looking like "Wild Bill" and showing off their guns. But it would now appear that it's time for some gun culture to develop elsewhere other than the USA. Not saying guns will be the answer to dissident control but sure will make people think twice . Times and thinking change as Europe has shown over the last 18 months.

Past time, I'd say for Europe! As far as carrying is concerned, open carry is allowed where we live,and I have seen people carrying while out shopping. Didn't bother be at all. My interest was more in the area of, is it a gun I might like? No one was "showing of" at all; just carrying, in a holster, and behaving just like everyone else. That can be a deterrent. Of curse, so can the knowledge that anyone you see might have a gun that you can't see.

I did see one really awesome video, of a German lady beating the tar out of one such creep, with her purse. Not much good against a crowd, but she had the right attitude!

originally posted by: malevolent

originally posted by: visitedbythem

originally posted by: malevolent

originally posted by: visitedbythem
Something like this will change their minds about the attack. This is a Corsican Vendetta Knife. Part of my collection

sweet looking knife. is it double edged? what type of steel. my favorite is a benchmade 440c and an aus8. they both work great at cutting things up

CS52BND: Corsican
Cold Steel

Specifications:
Weight: 4.3 oz.
Blade Thick: 4mm
Blade Length: 6 1/2”
Handle: 3 3/8” long. Polished Micarta
Steel: AUS 8A Stainless
Overall: 10 3/8”
Secure-Ex® Sheath

Corsica is a large island off the southern coast of France. It’s famous for giving birth to the concept of the “Vendetta” or blood feud. Corsica’s modern political climate is rather stable now, but in centuries past it was anything but. Justice was almost unknown and taking it into one’s own hands was the only route available. On many occasions a minor insult would escalate into entire families and even villages feuding for many years! One vengeful murder would spawn another and, while firearms were often involved, it was the knife, or more particularly, the easily concealed Stiletto, with its long thin blade and narrow sharp point, that became the weapon of choice.

Designed for Cold Steel by custom knife maker Bud Nealy, it’s an elegantly simple design that’s focused on one mission…the thrust. The point of its narrow triangular shaped blade is quite sharp and acute, yet surprisingly sturdy due to its uniquely faceted tip. It’s skillfully crafted from AUS 8A stainless steel, beautifully polished, and stronger than you might think for such a slim light blade, because it’s been vacuum heat-treated and sub zero quenched.

The handle is fashioned from polished Micarta scales and is securely bolted to the Corsican’s full tang. It offers a non-slip grip and is ideally suited for either a thumb reinforced reverse grip or a palm reinforced forward grip.

The Corsican comes complete with a slim, light Secure-Ex® sheath that features a Blade-Tech™ belt clip, so it can be clipped lashed or taped just about anywhere on your body or gear.

its a slick looking piece, i like it. i want the higher grade spidercos but they cost too much, i spent 99$ on my benchmade 44oc grip years ago but its an awesome knife its like a razor and keeps a good edge. i have few knive from browning that are aus8a they sharpen up good but aus8 is basically the same as 440b

My favorite Spyderco was lost years ago. I carried it often.
I think I still have one spyderco around here.
The vendetta knife is out of production, but you may find one on ebay for about $118
I also have a Ghurka Khukri VG1 San Mai

They are over $400

a reply to: visitedbythem

I think stick, twist and run would be more apt

This is what I carry now. Cold Steel Black Talon. It is also San Mai 3 steel. The blade is awesome and people really trip on it

originally posted by: LightAssassin
a reply to: visitedbythem

I think stick, twist and run would be more apt

They wanna quick poke? Givem one

The Kukri is for instant amputations. Arms legs and other offending members...... Heavy and razor sharp

originally posted by: Sublimecraft
a reply to: tommo39

What a lovely piece of propaganda to deflect blame from the ineptness of the Swedish government to exercise a proper vetting process for the migrants.

I don't believe it is propaganda, these animals need to be castrated.

prop·a·gan·da
ˌpräpəˈɡandə/
noun
noun: propaganda; noun: Propaganda

1.
derogatory
information, especially of a biased or misleading nature

its pretty sad that we live in a time where women must carry protection simply to walk about about freely. i think bear spray would be a better option then a knife.