Why Sweden Is Headed For Disaster? - The Burning Quran

 Sweden is sitting on a powder keg. Right nationalists and terrorist supporters of the PKK are blowing the fire and heat in between Europe, they are seeding hate against both Muslims and Turkey.

A Danish- Swedish and right extremist who is known for his act of seeding hate against Muslims. He had burned the Quran on 21st January in front of the Turkish embassy in Stockholm. The act happened under the protection of the police.

The incident was criticized by Muslims around the globe and many other non-Muslim leaders also condemned the incident. But a troop in Sweden is defending this heinous act in the name of 'freedom of expression' which is not right at any cost!

Swedish state officials have sealed their lips on this matter. But the government made some indicative statements which are showing that In the Nordic state, there is no respect for followers of Islam.

Condemning the sacrilege of Islam's holy book, calling it an attempt to sabotage the country's NATO bid, and its failure to allow this abhorrent pageant behavior.

Certain incidents in Sweden over the past few years have been forming a disturbing trend.

The world knows that Sweden is a safe place for the PKK. PKK is a terrorist group by the EU, the US, and Turkey. The Swedish state supports the dehumanization employed by PKK. Supporters on the streets of Stockholm to defame Turkey and its President are spread on the map of Sweden.

The burning of Islam's holy book in front of the Turkish embassy was thought to be a rabid Muslim-hating cum right-wing politician's thought after Ankara demanded decisive action from Stockholm. But Sweden protected it in name of freedom.

The world is looking at Sweden with suspicion and Pakistan, and other Islamic states are condemning and imposing sanctions on them.

It is needed that Sweden needs should be responsible and look into the matter of growing extremism in their country. The PKK and its supporters have earned the country of Sweden worldwide hatred, and some rights groups are even spreading hatred on the streets of Sweden.

However, Europeans need to recognize the dangers of normalizing acts of hate in their streets. The second mistake they are making is losing well-intentioned friends in the name of protecting free speech.