Reddit reviews How Sweden Became Multicultural

Scandinavia is going through the same stuff that we are. Everyone knows about Sweden: mass immigration, refugees, no-go-zones, car bombings, grenade attacks, highest school arson rate of any OECD country, highest rape rate in Europe, increasingly totalitarian government, zero border controls, Barbara spectre, a huge drug epidemic, insolvent cities, insane amounts of white guilt and diversity propaganda, entire mass media apparatus controlled by two dual citizen Israeli oligarchs. Finland and Iceland are marginally better, but the entire western world is going through the same thing.

Red Ice has lots of interesting content about the situation in Sweden specifically:

https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=red+ice+sweden

Also, a good book about the activism that got them to where they are:

https://www.amazon.com/How-Sweden-Became-Multicultural-Eckehart/dp/9188667146

Sweden is genuinely fucked in many ways, but it's not really that different than Germany, France, Britain, Belgium, and lots of other Western European countries. I think people were unnerved about Sweden because it has no reason to feel guilty for colonialism and has no responsibility to the rest of the world. I think a lot of people say: well, what happens to the French or British or Germans is just their comeuppance for colonialism, but Sweden never really did anything wrong. They were just naive and trusting and it backfired. There's a good book about Swedish multiculturalism and the Jewish activism that made it possible. He doesn't dwell on the Jewish aspect in the same way that Kevin MacDonald does in the Culture of Critique series, but he does go right to the heart of exactly who is responsible for setting in motion the massive changes in Sweden.

https://www.amazon.com/How-Sweden-Became-Multicultural-Eckehart/dp/9188667146

"the only country"... You get that Canada, America, Australia, and every European country allowed the same thing, right? Read these two books and try to figure out what the common denominator is:

https://www.amazon.com/Culture-Critique-Evolutionary-Twentieth-Century-Intellectual/dp/0759672229

https://www.amazon.com/How-Sweden-Became-Multicultural-Eckehart/dp/9188667146/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1550359129&sr=1-1&keywords=how+Sweden+became+multicultural