"Terrible news from Sweden"
it is terrible news and, although to be expected, it horrible how the liberal left and bigoted right are both spinning their narrow minded narratives around this sad and probably avoidable murder of Alexandra Mezher in order to promote and defend their political views.
Dan Eliasson the Swedish National Police Commissioner (and Minister for Home Affairs?) states in a press conference that "he [Eliasson] was 'distressed' by the tragedy, but added: 'Under what circumstances has he grown up? What is the trauma he carries? This entire immigration crisis shows how unfair life is in many parts of the world.'"
This stament is disgraceful.
Most half-educated people are well aware that 'life is unfair in many parts of the world', what a patronising and inappropriate statement in the context of this young women's murder, why should she and her family have to pay for this 'unfairness'? This was a woman who dedicated her intelligence, her compassion, her life to help those she saw as less fortunate than herself. Maybe she empathised with these people as she herself had bee a young migrant at one point in her life (I believe her family are originally from Lebanon). How utterly inappropriate and unprofessional of Eliasson to focus on the 'sad state of thew world' as an 'explanation' for her death.
- Eliasson has, at this pint in time, no idea if this man was traumatised or had been treated more unfairly than other young people as the true identity of this individual is unknown, so it's pure speculation. His job is to ensure the crime is solved not to propagate views on an 'unfair' world.
- Even if this young man had been traumatised (to what degree, how, we don't know anything about him) it would be totally wrong to comment on this in his first public statement on the death of Alexandra. Her poor family. Following his logic, now that the young woman's family are traumatised, will they get sympathy if they go and kill others? Well they could be forgiven for it accruing to Eliasson's views.
Eliasson's role as a Police Commissioner ought to be to ensure crimes are solved and safety for all Swedish civilians is ensured. But no, he has an agenda to push, which is pro-migration.
This man is known for his left-wing permissive agenda regarding migrants. He is responsible for the cover up of the mass groping at the Swedish We Are Sthlm music festival where police and organisers had a difficult time containing the group sexual assaults of young migrant men on young girls at the concert. This didn't just occur at one event but at all Sthlm concerts over the last three years. It has been suggested that police officers in Sweden do not dare make any references to the origins of the perpetartors as that would not be in line with their top boss' agenda and their careers in the police would be at risk if they don't fall into line with Eliasson's ideology.
This is utterly wrong and I hope that this man will be have be held accountable for his inapproriate conduct. slim chance
And wrt migration, Europe's politicians and burocracy are clearly not up to the challenge. The leadership around Europe is weak and largely incompetent.
I agree that Alexandra Mezher should have never been expected to do a shift with no backup, especially not a night shift. The problem is that neither Germany nor Sweden have enough resources to deal with the influx of migrants so they rely on the goodwill of volunteers and a few dedicated professionals such as Alexandra. A lot of these volunteers are caring young women who themselves, it could be argued are vulnerable citizens. Sweden failed this dedicated and selfless young woman. RIP.