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More comms on Sweden:

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/travel/family-holidays/swedens-culinary-stinginess-cultural-quirks-watch-holiday/

As Sweden shocks the world with its reticence to feed hungry children, we look at other country-specific customs that might surprise you

https://www.aa.com.tr/en/europe/discomfort-in-sweden-over-rushed-decision-on-nato-membership/2596412

Membership in NATO would mean an end of 200 years of military non-alignment for Sweden.

For 200 years Sweden has always sat out of all the wars and pretended it was "neutral" when really it was, as the videos describe, the head of the beast. Now it suddenly is keen to get defended. Why?

Part of the reluctance among Swedes comes from the fact that Finland, which shares a 1,300-kilometer (800-mile) border with Russia has so quickly made up its mind to join the Western military alliance, and that it is Finland in fact that is making the timeline and not Sweden.

As the Free People of Sweden's video talks about the Swedes might be nice, but they are the most beaten down group of people on the planet. They pretend not to see the evil that has been taking place in their country for so long.

In a dig at Stockholm's position, an image of the comedy character Mr. Bean as a Swedish official has gone viral on social media. In the image, Bean is seen as shamelessly copying a Finnish official as he signs the NATO membership application.

Sweden is also famous for reindeer and Santa Clause. Do you remember that video Dan Scavino once tweeted about reindeer running? (It was comms about Sweden running).

https://www.ocregister.com/2015/12/24/scandinavia-finland-battle-over-the-origin-of-santa-claus/

Santa is an anagram of Satan. Likely by design. He wears red and he doles out presents to "good" kids. He checks if you've been naughty or nice (spies on you).

Danes, Swedes and Norwegians base their Santa on a mythological figure – a gnome known as a “tomte” or “nisse” in the Scandinavian languages – whereas Finns, who are ethnically and linguistically a different people, know Santa as “joulupukki,” a Christmas buck or goat, derived from old pagan Norse mythology.