Three weeks ago, Sweden was set to have a snap election that would offer the voting public a chance to be heard on Sweden's immigration policy, which is importing one percent of its population per year from impoverished Muslim countries.  Now, in a stunning backroom deal, the major parties of the left and right have collaborated to prevent the sole party opposing Sweden’s immigration policy from increasing its representation. On December 6, I explained how the Sweden Democrats (SD) became a rising force by being the only party opposing large-scale immigration, and were able to force a snap election by stymieing the passage of a budget.  They were anticipating radically increasing their share of seats from 14%, perhaps doubling or more their representation. The Sweden Democrats are a rising force in Swedish politics, having picked up 29 seats in elections earlier this year, for a total of 49 seats in the 349-seat Rikstag, making the party the third-largest...(Read Full Post)