I&#x27;m not really to concerned with or even pay much attention to his criticisms of somebody&#x27;s gestures in a youtube video.  The thing I found worthwhile about the site was his reporting of serious matters with serious sources, you know factual things. Why&#x27;s it important? Because he&#x27;s highlighting things that one doesn&#x27;t see much of elsewhere, and they are things that are vitally important in the forming of an informed opinion.<p><i>Also the author seems to be overly afraid of other people and cultures coming to Sweden.</i><p>I wouldn&#x27;t call it overly afraid. To me he is just looking clear eyed at the hugely negative consequences the importation of this foreign culture has wrought.<p>And given current policies and demographics, there is the potential for things to get much worse. Here is Niall Ferguson on that, <a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.youtube.com&#x2F;watch?v=gE3fTzmdH04" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.youtube.com&#x2F;watch?v=gE3fTzmdH04</a><p>To put it bluntly, what I most noticed on the blog, was the author&#x27;s detailing of the hugely negative consequences that Muslim culture and behaviour is having on Swedish society. Yes, I know that is something many Swedes like to refrain from thinking about, let alone saying aloud.<p>P.S. When he mentioned the illiteracy rates, not sure which post, I rather doubt he was talking about native Swedes.