MUSLIM GHETTO IN SWEDEN TO GET MASSIVE NEW MOSQUE IN DESPERATE ATTEMPT TO PACIFY INHABITANTS

Artist's illustration of what the new mosque could look like.

Sweden manages its insane influx of Third World migrants by herding them into ghettos and then lavishing welfare and other spending on them. A typical example of this is the Stockholm suburb of Rinkeby, where 90% of the 15,000 inhabitants were either born abroad or have parents who were. 

Last year there was the announcement of a $40 million dollar state-of-the-art police station being built. Now it is a massive $12 million dollar mosque, paid for, as with the police station, by the long-suffering Swedish taxpayer. Interestingly the same company, Nordic Construction Company (NCC), won both contracts.

A press release by NCC, the company that won the contract, reads as follows:

The new mosque will be built at Rinkeby Allé. The location is in close proximity to the new Police Station that NCC now operates. Architect Johan Celsing has developed a design proposal for the mosque where it is 5,000 square meters, has 18 domes and spaces for prayer rooms, cafés and classrooms. Exactly how the final design will be, the parties will work out during the design phase.

"This assignment allows us to build on the positive experiences we have in place in Rinkeby, for example through the police building we build and to participate in the continued development of the city as a whole. It's also going to be very fun to build a mosque, "says Fredrik Anheim, Head of Department NCC Building.

Interestingly, the concept art released by NCC suggests that the mosque, with its several domes, draws its inspiration from a nest full of large bird eggs, possibly those of a cuckoo.

As an overwhelmingly Muslim and migrant ghetto, Rinkeby is, of course, a crime and rioting hot spot, with various street gangs selling drugs and engaging in other offences on a regular basis. 

Perhaps this new shiny mosque will pacify the inhabitants by teaching them the joys of religion and the solace of moral values. 

Yeh, right, Sweden! Good luck with that. Let us know how you get on.