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Islamists want to start preschools, 2019-09-16
https://www.aftonbladet.se/nyheter/samhalle/a/b5Wzxg/islamister-startar-forskolor-och-familjedaghem
Several suspected Islamists and extremists have recently been associated with preschools and family day care centers.
Gothenburg is Sweden's second largest city with a population of almost 600,000 people
The Gothenburg Preschool Board recently stopped a family day home with immediate effect. The reason was that the business was held at the home of the famous Islamist Anas Khalifa.
This person has for a long time spread extreme messages in his social channels. In the Swedish Defense College's report between Salafism and Salafist jihadism, he is dedicated to his own chapter. He has paid tribute to jihad, condescended about gays and preached that women should cover themselves from head to toe. A few years ago, he urged young people not to attend a student party because they can then have "the wrath of Allah" upon them.
Not so good citizen, Islamist Imam Anas Khalifa
The same people were stopped as late as last spring from opening another business, a preschool in Gothenburg. The committee justified it with the fact that the woman who stands outside the application previously had financial problems. But the connection to Khalifa's radical views was also included in the picture.
Many permit applications. In the spring, other extremists also received two applications rejected in Gothenburg. The recently detained Abdel-Nasser El-Nadi wanted to start a preschool with four departments for children between one and five years, but was denied because he is linked to violent extremism.
Another enemy of the state, Islamist Imam Abdel-Nasser El-Nadi
Another application was filed by a woman previously married to a man arrested in the United States and sentenced for crime with links to terror. The woman's current husband has a close relationship with Anas Khalifa, according to documents from the preschool board in Gothenburg.
The parent cooperative Bilaal with its operations in Umeå, Gävle and Söderhamn is now under investigation since a board member has been taken into custody by Säpo. He is one of the six people that Säpo wants to be expelled because they pose a threat to the security of the kingdom.
Former Moderate(M) member of Parliament, Abdirizak Waberi is a member of the board of the association who received approval from the School Inspectorate to open a Muslim Free School in Gothenburg. Waberi has said in SVT that sex between girlfriends and boyfriends is totally prohibited. According to Islam, it is obvious that men and women do not dance with each other
It is profitable with extremism in Sweden. Even in other municipalities, Islamists are suspected of submitting applications to start preschools and kindergartens.
Magnus Ranstorp
- It's lucrative. A couple of children can generate quite large sums. It is also a matter of wanting to be able to be secretive to society at large. It starts with preschools and goes all the way up to high school. It's horrible. This happens at an age where children are most formative, says Magnus Ranstorp, a terrorist researcher at the Swedish Defense College to Aftonbladet.
https://www.aftonbladet.se/nyheter/samhalle/a/b5Wzxg/islamister-startar-forskolor-och-familjedaghem
Several suspected Islamists and extremists have recently been associated with preschools and family day care centers.
Gothenburg is Sweden's second largest city with a population of almost 600,000 people
The Gothenburg Preschool Board recently stopped a family day home with immediate effect. The reason was that the business was held at the home of the famous Islamist Anas Khalifa.
This person has for a long time spread extreme messages in his social channels. In the Swedish Defense College's report between Salafism and Salafist jihadism, he is dedicated to his own chapter. He has paid tribute to jihad, condescended about gays and preached that women should cover themselves from head to toe. A few years ago, he urged young people not to attend a student party because they can then have "the wrath of Allah" upon them.
Not so good citizen, Islamist Imam Anas Khalifa
The same people were stopped as late as last spring from opening another business, a preschool in Gothenburg. The committee justified it with the fact that the woman who stands outside the application previously had financial problems. But the connection to Khalifa's radical views was also included in the picture.
Many permit applications. In the spring, other extremists also received two applications rejected in Gothenburg. The recently detained Abdel-Nasser El-Nadi wanted to start a preschool with four departments for children between one and five years, but was denied because he is linked to violent extremism.
Another enemy of the state, Islamist Imam Abdel-Nasser El-Nadi
Another application was filed by a woman previously married to a man arrested in the United States and sentenced for crime with links to terror. The woman's current husband has a close relationship with Anas Khalifa, according to documents from the preschool board in Gothenburg.
The parent cooperative Bilaal with its operations in Umeå, Gävle and Söderhamn is now under investigation since a board member has been taken into custody by Säpo. He is one of the six people that Säpo wants to be expelled because they pose a threat to the security of the kingdom.
Former Moderate(M) member of Parliament, Abdirizak Waberi is a member of the board of the association who received approval from the School Inspectorate to open a Muslim Free School in Gothenburg. Waberi has said in SVT that sex between girlfriends and boyfriends is totally prohibited. According to Islam, it is obvious that men and women do not dance with each other
It is profitable with extremism in Sweden. Even in other municipalities, Islamists are suspected of submitting applications to start preschools and kindergartens.
Magnus Ranstorp
- It's lucrative. A couple of children can generate quite large sums. It is also a matter of wanting to be able to be secretive to society at large. It starts with preschools and goes all the way up to high school. It's horrible. This happens at an age where children are most formative, says Magnus Ranstorp, a terrorist researcher at the Swedish Defense College to Aftonbladet.
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