American Journalist Savagely Beaten In Sweden For Asking Questions About Muslim Refugees Raping European Women

President Trump’s false report about Sweden has caused the mainstream media to go into a frenzy. In article after article, liberal journalists have mocked the president for talking about a non-existent terror attack in Sweden. But are all the Trump jokes a distraction from the deteriorating security situation in Sweden? Let’s look at the facts.

Sweden has opened the floodgates to more Muslim refugees than ay other liberal democracy country in the West. In the process, the once-homogenous northern European state has been subsumed by crime and violence, including sexual violence.

“In 1975, the Swedish parliament unanimously decided to change the former homogeneous Sweden into a multicultural country. Forty years later the dramatic consequences of this experiment emerge: violent crime has increased by 300%,” explains the Gatestone Institute. “If one looks at the number of rapes, however, the increase is even worse. In 1975, 421 rapes were reported to the police; in 2014, it was 6,620. That is an increase of 1,472%.”

So why aren’t we hearing about this rape epidemic? Why aren’t the voices of European women being heard?

Well, for one, the mainstream media, especially in the United States, would much rather print tabloid-style headlines about fake scandals in the Trump White House than cover actual news. By actual news we mean Muslim refugees raping innocent women (see: Cologne, Germany New Year’s Eve).

Second, when intrepid independent journalists do make an attempt to cover Europe’s importation of Islamic rape culture, they are censored, silenced, discredited, defamed, or worst of all, savagely beaten.

That’s exactly what happened to American journalist Ami Horowitz.

“Recently journalist and documentary filmmaker Ami Horwitz [sic] went to Sweden to investigate the [rape epidemic],” reported Townhall’s Katie Pavlich in January. “When he started asking questions about filming, he was beaten by immigrants speaking Arabic.”

Horowitz’s latest documentary, appropriately entitled “Stockholm Syndrome,” explores the crisis of sexual violence in Sweden. The journalist’s extensive research has led him to conclude that Sweden is now the official “rape capital” of Europe, thanks in large part to the country’s lax immigration policies toward Muslim refugees, or as pro-women activists have called them “rapefugees.”

Watch Horowitz’s reporting below: