‘Blanda Upp’ translates literally as ‘mix it up’ and refers to inter-racial sex. I don’t have any problem with inter-racial relationships, but should the government be in the business of promoting inter-racial sex(or any other kind) with taxpayers’ money and in such tasteless fashion?
1:10 - That’s the Swedish national anthem(Thou ancient, Thou free) she’s singing. What am I to make of this?
I liked it where is the connection to the Swedish Gov. ?
[quote]SexMachine wrote:
1:10 - That’s the Swedish national anthem(Thou ancient, Thou free) she’s singing. What am I to make of this?[/quote]
Atheist Western Europe is undoubtedly on its way to moral superiority.
[quote]pittbulll wrote:
I liked it where is the connection to the Swedish Gov. ?[/quote]
It’s a government funded ad.
Nothing, what makes you think this is a Swedish government agenda
for interacial sexy time? Where’s the link to this agenda?
Of course you’re smart enough not to conclude that just from the few bars of the anthem.
[quote]Karado wrote:
Nothing, what makes you think this is a Swedish government agenda
for interacial sexy time? Where’s the link to this agenda?
Of course you’re smart enough not to conclude that just from the few bars of the anthem.
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A government funded ad. Translation of lyrics:
"Sweden!
If you have trouble with the integration
I have a little tip for you
To my sisters with blonde hair
Grab a black man between you thighs and just…
ooooohhhh time to mix, time to mix, time to mix.
ooooh it’s time to mix, time to mix, time to mix. We just…
ooooh it’s time to mix, all of Sweden, now it’s time to mix
ooooh it’s time to mix, time to mix, time to mix
You wanta piece, my brothers in Israel? Dip your balls, do it every night!
(Yalla yalla)
I’m getting laid!
You want more sisters in Afghanistan, when it’s getting dark the liberals are heading down town.
Time to mix, time to mix, time to mix.
Grab a black man between your thighs and just…
Grab a white man between your thighs and just…
Grab a red man between your thighs and just…
Grab a yellow man between your thighs and just…
Ooooohh, Sweden, now you know what you have to do…
You have to go home and like… mmm… mmm… mmm."
Must I go on?
We heard the lyrics, but it still sounds like ONLY a sole individual’s call for interacial CUCHI CUCHI,
Hanky Panky…Where’s the link to the article that this is a Swedish government agenda?
I’m curious.
[quote]Karado wrote:
We heard the lyrics, but it still sounds like ONLY a sole individual’s call for interacial CUCHI CUCHI,
Hanky Panky…Where’s the link to the article that this is a Swedish government agenda?
I’m curious.[/quote]
It’s from a show called Grotesco on the publically funded national television channel Sveriges Television.
“Sveriges Television AB (SVT), Sweden’s Television, is a national television broadcaster based in Sweden, funded by a compulsory fee to be paid by all television owners…members are politicians appointed by the government. SVTs regulatory framework is by Swedish law and has its board and chairman appointed by the Swedish government.”
Grotesco:
It sounds like public television is more supported in sweden as a result of advertising laws so their public television is more like mainstream tv. Did the government produce/promote this video or is it just standard practice to allow most things to be aired pending they pass censorship?
Well, yeah I mean this was AIRED on Public TV, but there’s no evidence that they
specfically financed the video, that still may have been financed by the artist.
That video’s over 2 years old anyway, and I credit this no more of a Swedish Government
agenda any more than Sir Mix Alot’s “I Love Big Butts” is an American Govt. agenda
to tap all those meaty glutes out there…It’s satire.
[quote]Karado wrote:
Well, yeah I mean this was AIRED on Public TV, but there’s no evidence that they
specfically financed the video, that still may have been financed by the artist.
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The artists are entirely financed by STV - i.e. the Swedish government
“Government agenda” are your words not mine. You’re trying to imply some conspiratorial element.
Sir Mix Alot is not funded by the US government. I don’t see the connection.
[quote]sufiandy wrote:
Did the government produce/promote this video or is it just standard practice to allow most things to be aired pending they pass censorship?[/quote]
It was produced and funded by the national television station STV which is publically funded and whose board members are politicians appointed by the government.
I was perusing the detailed wiki link you gave us, but there was no mention
of any artists THEMSELVES being funded by the Swedish Govt…did I miss something?
On which paragraph is that on?
And what’s the difference between your words: “but should the government be in the business of promoting inter-racial sex(or any other kind) with taxpayers’ money…”
and my words: “government agenda”?.
What’s the difference?
They mean pretty much the same to me…no more, no less.
I give it 3/10 its got a beat and I could dance to it, but the big chick in the front was ruining it for me. Couldn’t understand a goddamn word why don’t those bitches try English. Would bang the chick in the white dress.
[quote]Karado wrote:
I was perusing the detailed wiki link you gave us, but there was no mention
of any artists THEMSELVES being funded by the Swedish Govt…did I miss something?
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Yes you did. The “artists” are a group of people who run a show called Grotesco that is broadcast on the national television station SVT and entirely funded by the Swedish government.
Once again, Grotesco is a television show on the national television station SVT funded entirely by the Swedish government.
“Government agenda” carries a conspiratorial implication. Nonetheless I’m happy to use the words. SVT is a notorious leftist propaganda machine run by the Swedish government. Radical socialists have been in power in Sweden for over 40 years and the state run broadcasting SVT is one of their mouthpieces. Even the wikipedia link on Swedish media characterises SVT as a propaganda channel:
'A former high-profile News-presenter of the Swedish State Television resigned her position and made a public statement that she did so due to the bias in State TV news-reporting and the belittling and racism accusations launched at critics.
In April 2005, Andreas Carlgren from the Center Party published a report saying that the State Media are politically biased through direct political control, predominantly by the Social Democratic party. He accused the Social Democrats of having a long-term party policy to fill strategically important positions in the public-service media with persons loyal to the party. This has resulted in media-reporting being susceptible to being directed by political considerations.
"Sveriges Radio correspondent in the United States, Cecilia Udden, who was reporting from the 2004 presidential election, said during a live radio debate:
‘I don’t think either that Swedish media have any requirement whatsoever regarding fairness when it comes to the U.S. election…’
Udden is currently the correspondent for Sveriges Radio in the Middle East. Regarding the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, Uddén has stated in an interview that “in order to be able to describe the conflict honestly you have to side with the weaker part [i.e. the Palestinians]”
'The Swedish government has become notorious worldwide in recent years: Its blatant and sometimes brutal suppression of religious freedom, educational liberty, and the traditional family is well known among Western nations. In 2003, the Justice Ministry investigated the Holy Bible for “hate speech.” A few years later, a Christian preacher was sentenced to jail for criticizing homosexuality. Last year, the government passed a law banning homeschooling and religious instruction in so-called free schools. All educational institutions will soon be teaching the government curriculum ? including the notion that there is no difference between genders. Examples of the state run amok are near endless.
One recent tragedy exemplifies the government’s attitude: the internationally known case of the Johansson family. Almost two years ago, following years of harassment by the municipal social services, the Johansson family made plans to leave Sweden for good. The government had been pestering the parents about putting their young son, Domenic, into daycare. They refused. Later, instead of enrolling the young boy in government school, the parents decided to educate Domenic at home until they left for India, the mother’s homeland. Homeschooling was ? despite draconian restrictions ? still legal in Sweden, after all.
But as they were sitting on the plane, just minutes before takeoff, armed police stormed onboard and seized the then-seven-year-old boy. There was no warrant, no suspicion of physical abuse ? just an angry social-service bureaucracy that couldn’t stand the thought of the Johansson family escaping its iron fist. After the family was torn apart over the education matter, the government also made an issue about the boy?s not having received all of his optional vaccines. On top of that, a pair of baby-tooth cavities the family had scheduled an appointment to treat in India were also later included in the allegations against them…’
read more:
Anybody who doesn’t believe the US is headed in the direction of SM’s last post is a big part of the reason why we are.
Fair, we realize that the STATION is a Govt. station, as well as it’s owners and operators, etc…We GET that, but where does it say that the musical artists
like this Reggae Rapper’ video, or any musical group that appears on this network are wholly funded by the Swedish Govt?
That’s what I’m trying to find, that would be very unusual.
Not saying it’s outside of the realm of possibility, we just see no evidence for it.
I can see the Swedish Govt. ENDORSING this artists message, of course they aired it, but FUNDING the artist and the video is another thing altogether.
Where can we find that they actually directly fund the music artists? The performers.
[quote]Karado wrote:
Fair, we realize that the STATION is a Govt. station, as well as it’s owners and operators, etc…We GET that, but where does it say that the musical artists
like this Reggae Rapper, or any music artist and his video are wholly funded by the Swedish Govt?
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They’re not music artists. They’re actors in a television show on state TV.
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Where can we find that they actually directly fund the music artists? The performers.[/quote]
On the link already provided twice to IMDB. They’re not music artists but actors on a TV show.
[quote]Tiribulus wrote:
Anybody who doesn’t believe the US is headed in the direction of SM’s last post is a big part of the reason why we are.[/quote]
Exactly. And that’s the point of the thread. This is where we’re all headed. Home schooling is now illegal in Sweden and teachers are not allowed to call children girls or boys but must use a ‘gender neutral pronoun.’