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[00:00:06] Hello everyone. Welcome back to On the
[00:00:08] Inside with James O'Keefe. This is James
[00:00:11] O'Keefe reporting from Florida, having
[00:00:13] just returned back from the country of
[00:00:15] Sweden. As you can see, I'm dressed like
[00:00:17] this today. That's because this is what
[00:00:19] I wore in Sweden when going undercover.
[00:00:23] Over the weekend, I flew to Finland and
[00:00:26] Sweden and met with a citizen journalist
[00:00:28] named Christian Peterson. We'll
[00:00:30] introduce you to him in a minute. He's
[00:00:32] probably the most legendary and most
[00:00:34] fearless reporter in Sweden visiting a
[00:00:37] place that tourists or frankly
[00:00:39] journalists don't really go. In fact,
[00:00:42] the local Rick Swedish network reported
[00:00:45] recently that there really hasn't been
[00:00:46] journalists visiting there since since
[00:00:49] uh uh and the time of Andy no visited.
[00:00:51] just about five or six years ago. So,
[00:00:55] we're going to play our full report
[00:00:57] where we actually snuck inside the
[00:00:59] Antifa headquarters, a place called,
[00:01:02] this is actually the name of the place,
[00:01:04] Cyclops or Cyclopen in Swedish. I'm
[00:01:07] probably butchering that name. Now,
[00:01:09] Ringabe, this is the town center here,
[00:01:11] is a suburb in northwest Stockholm, part
[00:01:14] of the Ringabe Kirsta district. Uh
[00:01:18] guiding us through this landscape was
[00:01:19] Christian Peterson, an investigative
[00:01:21] reporter who spent years exposing
[00:01:24] far-left extremism. Extremism has faced
[00:01:26] threats. They threw rocks at him. Uh
[00:01:31] they attacked him and he's faced threats
[00:01:33] from the very groups that we
[00:01:34] encountered. But he showed us these raw
[00:01:37] realities on the ground. And we visited
[00:01:38] these locations again. And we stumbled
[00:01:40] on this absolutely bizarre place. It
[00:01:43] looked like the clown barn from outer
[00:01:46] space, from hell, an activist hub decked
[00:01:50] out like a chaotic circus tent with
[00:01:52] graffiti on top of it. The locals
[00:01:55] identified it as an Antifa stronghold
[00:01:58] complete with anti-Nazi slogans,
[00:02:00] anarchist elements, and we got inside
[00:02:02] this location dressed like this. I had
[00:02:05] the hat on
[00:02:07] with ties to global radical left
[00:02:09] networks we're all too familiar with. By
[00:02:11] posing as Muslims, they could not say no
[00:02:13] to me. And in traditional Muslim attire,
[00:02:17] I purchased right downtown in Rinkabe.
[00:02:20] So, we managed to infiltrate the place
[00:02:22] and get inside. And we're going to show
[00:02:23] that report to you in a minute where
[00:02:25] they welcomed me in for a tour and even
[00:02:27] let me perform a mock prayer on the
[00:02:31] rugs. Even though they're agnostic or
[00:02:33] atheist or whatever they are, we managed
[00:02:36] to get in there and do this. proving how
[00:02:38] a simple disguise
[00:02:40] this time it wasn't my hair parted to
[00:02:42] the side of my head. It was dressed like
[00:02:44] this. They can't say no. And it's that
[00:02:47] Scandinavian culture that that uh that
[00:02:49] we interviewed a few people from the
[00:02:51] Norwegian press, from the Swedish press.
[00:02:54] They kind of described kind of how
[00:02:56] similar it is to Minnesota, which many
[00:02:57] of which are descendants from the
[00:02:59] Scandinavians, how it all is
[00:03:00] intertwined.
[00:03:02] And we also explore the international
[00:03:04] connection between some of the things
[00:03:06] happening in Europe. In fact, you'll
[00:03:08] find in this report some people from
[00:03:10] Oregon, one of whom is a Swede behind
[00:03:13] what was happening there 5 years ago and
[00:03:15] what's happening in Sweden. So I take
[00:03:17] you to Stockholm, Sweden on Valentine's
[00:03:20] Day. We'll start in Rinkabe Square and
[00:03:22] we'll show you what we uncovered. Let's
[00:03:25] play the tape. We're at the Rinkabe
[00:03:28] Rinkabe Tour, which means center in
[00:03:30] Swedish. This place is called Little
[00:03:32] Moadisho, but we're going to um buy a
[00:03:35] kamis stylish in Stockholm. I am wearing
[00:03:39] a kamis in Stockholm.
[00:03:41] >> I look like a chef. Like a
[00:03:43] >> Swedish Swedish chef. Boom.
[00:03:46] >> So, we're on Rinka Bistoic Street in
[00:03:48] Stockholm. And there's actually a
[00:03:50] daycare facility right over there.
[00:03:52] >> We have a room, but I don't think
[00:03:54] >> And music studio.
[00:03:55] >> Music studio. Yes.
[00:03:56] >> And it's totally taxpayer funded.
[00:04:02] >> [music]
[00:04:06] >> I'm wondering if I should go up to the
[00:04:07] Antifa house.
[00:04:10] [music]
[00:04:12] It looks like killer clowns from outer
[00:04:14] space. We're knocking on the the Antifa
[00:04:18] house. The door of the Antifa house in
[00:04:21] Stockholm. Look at this place. Look at
[00:04:24] the light.
[00:04:27] They're spying on us, right? This is
[00:04:28] creepy. Listen,
[00:04:31] they're listening to us through the
[00:04:32] wall. You hear that?
[00:04:33] >> Yeah.
[00:04:34] >> They're in there, right?
[00:04:40] Just a peek.
[00:04:45] We're We're in the Antifa house. We're
[00:04:48] in the Antifa
[00:04:49] >> and we got hunted by like 10 masked
[00:04:52] people here. [music]
[00:04:59] This one is for the boys with the
[00:05:00] booming system. [music] Top AC with the
[00:05:02] cooling system. When he come up in the
[00:05:04] club, he becks.
[00:05:05] >> We're in the Rick studio here in
[00:05:08] Stockholm, Sweden with Jacob. Say hello,
[00:05:10] Jacob.
[00:05:11] >> Hey.
[00:05:12] >> Yeah. This is the citizen journalism of
[00:05:14] Stockholm. They got you got 17
[00:05:16] employees.
[00:05:17] >> Seven employees.
[00:05:17] >> 17 and and uh and growing.
[00:05:20] >> And uh we're going to go on the field
[00:05:22] soon. We got a massive security guard.
[00:05:24] Looks like a Viking over there. That guy
[00:05:26] is a big guy.
[00:05:28] >> We were in Stockholm, Sweden at Rick's
[00:05:30] headquarters, a rising alternative media
[00:05:32] organization deemed a national security
[00:05:34] threat by Swedish officials. Its leader,
[00:05:37] Jacob Hagnel, introduced us to perhaps
[00:05:39] the most fearless and renowned citizen
[00:05:41] journalist in Sweden, a young
[00:05:43] 23-year-old man named Christian
[00:05:45] Peterson.
[00:05:46] >> What prompted you to start doing this?
[00:05:48] >> The BLM riots.
[00:05:50] >> Which we had some in my hometown. So
[00:05:55] >> uh oh here
[00:05:56] >> no in Gthburg this was the riots
[00:05:58] everywhere
[00:06:06] [cheering]
[00:06:10] >> and they they don't really care if they
[00:06:12] end up in jail because their benefits
[00:06:15] one
[00:06:17] stop.
[00:06:19] So this is one of my most viral videos.
[00:06:22] It's about me tricking a leftist Somali
[00:06:25] journalist. [laughter]
[00:06:31] >> Wait, you're doing what? [laughter]
[00:06:33] >> She like wanted to date me, so I like
[00:06:36] recorded.
[00:06:40] [laughter]
[00:06:43] >> She leaked stuff about her office and so
[00:06:45] on.
[00:06:46] >> This is [snorts] exactly what we do.
[00:06:48] [music]
[00:06:49] >> No.
[00:06:52] I forgot to bring my vest. I didn't
[00:06:54] bring my vest.
[00:06:57] >> I'm raw dogging this.
[00:06:59] >> So, you understand what you're doing.
[00:07:01] >> It's going to become violent. We got
[00:07:02] this big Viking take care of us. It
[00:07:04] >> It will be totally cheap.
[00:07:06] >> The way I see it is that I um I walk the
[00:07:09] line, but I don't cross it. [laughter]
[00:07:11] >> The thing is when you're there, you
[00:07:13] don't really know where the line is.
[00:07:16] >> That's my job is to know where the line
[00:07:18] is.
[00:07:18] >> Yeah. Yeah. Okay. Good luck.
[00:07:20] >> There there's like every summer there is
[00:07:22] like riots
[00:07:23] >> riots every summer.
[00:07:25] >> But what's the what's the purpose of
[00:07:26] >> because it's like so they have like a
[00:07:28] festival there. There were pro regime
[00:07:31] people and uh then there's been like
[00:07:34] riots there for a couple of years now.
[00:07:38] >> So
[00:07:40] yeah is the worst place in Sweden
[00:07:43] according to me.
[00:07:44] >> That's where we're going.
[00:07:44] >> Yeah. one of the great
[00:07:46] >> and there's a lot of like gang gang
[00:07:48] violence.
[00:07:49] >> We're going to the worst place in
[00:07:51] Stockholm.
[00:07:56] >> And and then what is this? So this is
[00:07:58] the immigrant neighborhood here.
[00:07:59] >> Yeah, this is like the Somali uh area of
[00:08:03] Stockholm. Uh there's a lot of crime, a
[00:08:06] lot of gang violence here.
[00:08:08] >> They all live in that building.
[00:08:10] >> These buildings? Yeah.
[00:08:11] >> Wow. Are they going to break into our
[00:08:13] car?
[00:08:15] We'll see. I got to rest on this.
[00:08:17] >> We'll see.
[00:08:19] >> The city council, they put a lot of
[00:08:21] money on renovating these houses in
[00:08:24] order for it to not get too shabby,
[00:08:27] >> babe.
[00:08:27] >> But if you if you would go inside one of
[00:08:30] these places, it would smell like [ __ ]
[00:08:32] >> We always go to the nicest places. We
[00:08:34] don't go we we don't get to stop and
[00:08:37] smell the roses. We get to go to the the
[00:08:40] dangerous places. to the right. There's
[00:08:43] a story about that bridge. I don't know
[00:08:45] that much.
[00:08:45] >> Sweden Democrats wants to demolish it
[00:08:48] [laughter] because they don't want the
[00:08:49] criminals from here to walk to the
[00:08:51] better side of town. That's
[00:08:53] >> exactly
[00:08:55] >> the immigrants, they want to keep it
[00:08:57] because they feel isolated if they
[00:08:59] >> if they get rid of the [ __ ] Swedish
[00:09:01] Democrats are the conservatives or the
[00:09:02] socialists.
[00:09:04] >> The conservatives.
[00:09:05] >> Are there shootings or just knives?
[00:09:06] >> Yeah. No, no, no. A lot of them also um
[00:09:10] uh like grenade attacks.
[00:09:13] >> They they they have grenade attacks.
[00:09:16] [snorts]
[00:09:17] >> Yeah.
[00:09:17] >> Like they're going to throw a grenade
[00:09:18] grenade at us.
[00:09:19] >> Not at us, but they they usually uh find
[00:09:22] out who your family is and do it against
[00:09:25] your family instead.
[00:09:26] >> Oh, okay. They they they throw a grenade
[00:09:28] against your your family.
[00:09:30] >> That was Antifa. It was like a smoke
[00:09:32] grenade. But these people, the gang like
[00:09:35] drug uh gangs here, they are very
[00:09:38] dangerous.
[00:09:39] >> We're at the Rinkabe Rinkabe Tour, which
[00:09:42] means center in Swedish. White people
[00:09:44] don't go here. And we're going to go and
[00:09:47] walk around. And this is Christian,
[00:09:48] legendary citizen journalist from
[00:09:50] Sweden. And James O'Keefe reporting from
[00:09:52] Stockholm, Sweden.
[00:09:53] >> This place is called Little Mogadishu
[00:09:55] because it's mostly Somalis here.
[00:09:57] Actually,
[00:09:58] >> Little Mogadishu.
[00:09:59] >> Yeah.
[00:09:59] >> So, let's check it out. Do they do they
[00:10:01] speak English here? Uh,
[00:10:03] >> probably not. Not even Swedish.
[00:10:06] >> Do they speak Swedish?
[00:10:07] >> Not a lot.
[00:10:08] >> Not a lot.
[00:10:10] >> Rinkabe Square is extremely dangerous
[00:10:12] and you must not film overtly or it will
[00:10:16] immediately escalate to violence. So, we
[00:10:18] had our hidden cameras.
[00:10:20] >> I can tell this place is a little bit
[00:10:22] like instantly they go from like cold to
[00:10:24] hot like they they just come out.
[00:10:27] Especially if you film, they can get
[00:10:30] very
[00:10:31] >> You're not a very fearful person, are
[00:10:32] you?
[00:10:33] >> Not really.
[00:10:33] >> You don't really get afraid.
[00:10:34] >> I just manage to escape all the time. So
[00:10:37] >> escape. [laughter]
[00:10:39] >> Yeah. Yeah. Usually I do.
[00:10:40] >> Do Do white people ever come here?
[00:10:43] >> Never.
[00:10:43] >> So white people are not not coming here?
[00:10:45] >> No. No.
[00:10:46] >> So we're sitting out.
[00:10:47] >> Look, they have like this traditional We
[00:10:49] can look at the Islamic shop here.
[00:10:52] >> Yeah. You can see they have burkas
[00:10:55] in this uh shop, dresses, burkas,
[00:10:59] everything like that. Totally uh
[00:11:01] different culture here, much like
[00:11:03] London. I needed something that broke
[00:11:05] the ice. And fortunately, we found a
[00:11:08] storekeeper that could sell us a kamise,
[00:11:10] a skirt that Islamic men wore. I would
[00:11:12] pose as an expatriate American who
[00:11:15] converted to Islam. Hello.
[00:11:17] >> Hello.
[00:11:18] >> Hello. [snorts] What is it called? Um
[00:11:20] the the the burka. What is this called?
[00:11:23] What are you wearing?
[00:11:24] >> Yeah. What is it called?
[00:11:25] >> What about for the men on the bottom of
[00:11:27] their legs? What is that called?
[00:11:30] >> A kamis.
[00:11:31] >> Yeah.
[00:11:31] >> Can
[00:11:32] >> Can an American wear a kamish?
[00:11:35] >> All people.
[00:11:36] >> We're going to um buy a kamise.
[00:11:41] It's It's the skirt cuz [clears throat]
[00:11:44] I I would want I'd like one.
[00:11:45] >> Yeah.
[00:11:46] >> Maybe I should try it on just to make
[00:11:47] sure.
[00:11:48] >> Okay. I try it on right now.
[00:11:49] >> It's a dressing room.
[00:11:50] >> Dressing room.
[00:11:52] Yeah,
[00:11:52] >> I'm stylish in Stockholm. Very nice.
[00:11:58] >> I'm an American. [laughter]
[00:12:00] >> In Stockholm,
[00:12:02] >> I am an American. Look.
[00:12:04] >> Wow.
[00:12:04] >> Look at this.
[00:12:05] >> I I thought I was going to
[00:12:08] >> I thought I was going to come to Sweden
[00:12:10] and be like a Swedish guy, but I'm
[00:12:13] wearing What is this?
[00:12:15] >> I am wearing a kamis in Stockholm.
[00:12:17] >> I'm kidding, Jack.
[00:12:18] >> Can I wear it outside?
[00:12:20] >> Yeah, why not? Mhm.
[00:12:22] >> Nice story out there.
[00:12:24] >> I mean, where's it all made?
[00:12:26] >> Well, it looks like one of these, you
[00:12:27] know, baby
[00:12:29] shower.
[00:12:30] >> It needs to be It needs to be It needs
[00:12:32] to be bigger.
[00:12:33] >> I look like a chef. Like a Swedish
[00:12:36] >> Swedish chef.
[00:12:38] [laughter]
[00:12:39] First,
[00:12:42] >> okay, I buy it. All right. Hopefully,
[00:12:44] I'll get killed. I thought that was
[00:12:45] euros. I brought euros. Just we didn't.
[00:12:48] >> We have our own currency.
[00:12:50] shows you how much I know.
[00:12:52] >> Yeah.
[00:12:52] >> Thank you.
[00:12:53] >> Thank you.
[00:12:54] >> So, we're here. I just went in to buy
[00:12:56] the the appropriate attire in Sweden.
[00:13:01] You know, my my friend Christian here
[00:13:03] tells me that they really do want to
[00:13:05] convert everybody. So, hopefully I don't
[00:13:08] stick out like a sore thumb, although I
[00:13:09] feel like it. So, we're on Rinky Bistoic
[00:13:12] Street in Stockholm, and there's
[00:13:14] actually a daycare facility right over
[00:13:16] there called House of the Future where
[00:13:19] there's 15 employees, $5,000 a month for
[00:13:22] each employee. And they give like free
[00:13:24] music and free video games and stuff to
[00:13:28] to teenagers or whatever.
[00:13:29] >> Also, cooking lessons,
[00:13:31] >> cooking lessons, and people like you can
[00:13:34] drive a race car experience. So, I'm
[00:13:36] going to go in there and try to get a
[00:13:37] tour and see if anybody's in there. and
[00:13:40] see what's going on and maybe show them
[00:13:42] some of my dance moves.
[00:13:43] >> Hello, I'm James. I'm American Islamic.
[00:13:46] >> Okay.
[00:13:47] >> And I hear you. I'm a tourist, but I
[00:13:48] hear you uh you do podcasts here.
[00:13:51] >> Yeah, we do. We don't do podcast. We uh
[00:13:55] we have a pod room, but I don't think
[00:13:57] >> And music studio.
[00:13:58] >> Music studio. Yes. And we
[00:14:00] >> And it's totally taxpayer funded.
[00:14:02] >> Yeah. Yeah.
[00:14:03] >> Yeah. So, you can go inside here for
[00:14:04] free.
[00:14:05] >> Yeah.
[00:14:05] >> Yeah.
[00:14:07] I can make some music.
[00:14:08] >> Teenagers. What about um what about like
[00:14:10] EDM, electronic dance music?
[00:14:13] >> What about house music?
[00:14:15] >> I don't have any idea. That's not my uh
[00:14:19] like my area.
[00:14:20] >> Rufus the Soul.
[00:14:21] >> Huh?
[00:14:22] >> Have you heard of Rufus Doul?
[00:14:23] >> No, I never heard that.
[00:14:24] >> It's um they're big in Australia.
[00:14:26] >> Okay. Are you from Australia or
[00:14:28] >> No, I'm from the United States, but I
[00:14:29] love Rufus and I
[00:14:31] >> I can show you around if you want.
[00:14:33] >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I would love that.
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[00:16:56] >> We heard all about the learing center
[00:16:58] for Somali in Minnesota from Nick
[00:17:00] Shirley. The commiss worked and the man
[00:17:02] at the front desk of this location
[00:17:04] offered me a tour.
[00:17:08] >> Make some beats.
[00:17:10] >> Oh, nice.
[00:17:12] >> Do you have the Do you have the DJ
[00:17:14] board?
[00:17:14] >> I don't know what DJ is.
[00:17:15] >> It's like a turntable. Oh, I don't
[00:17:18] maybe.
[00:17:20] >> So, this is all funded by the government
[00:17:23] >> basically.
[00:17:24] >> Nice. Beautiful.
[00:17:26] >> I love
[00:17:27] >> this is the dance hall.
[00:17:29] >> Oh, the dancing. Um, I want to show you
[00:17:31] my moves.
[00:17:32] >> I can do this. How many people can do
[00:17:34] this move? Ready?
[00:17:37] >> It's got to load.
[00:17:41] [music]
[00:17:47] >> [music]
[00:17:54] >> That wasn't good, right?
[00:18:01] >> I just wanted to show you my move.
[00:18:03] >> Oh, we have a driving simulator. This is
[00:18:04] the driving simulator, man. Can I May I?
[00:18:07] >> Yeah, but it's very complicated. If you
[00:18:08] know how to start, you can.
[00:18:09] >> Oh, I know how to do stick shift.
[00:18:11] >> Okay, try it. Okay. Vroom vroom.
[00:18:14] [laughter]
[00:18:15] >> You have to
[00:18:16] >> How do I do it?
[00:18:18] >> I don't know how to start it. But
[00:18:19] >> you don't know how. There's a button
[00:18:21] somewhere.
[00:18:22] >> I think there it's like maybe a computer
[00:18:24] that room. How many employees do you
[00:18:27] have?
[00:18:28] >> 15 full time.
[00:18:30] >> Yeah. 15.
[00:18:32] >> James, he said that they have 15
[00:18:34] full-time employees. 15 employees. One
[00:18:38] employee in Sweden cost around4 to
[00:18:40] $5,000 a month. So I see. And how much
[00:18:43] does it cost to use this place?
[00:18:46] >> It's free.
[00:18:47] >> It's free.
[00:18:48] >> Granties.
[00:18:49] >> Yeah. Granties.
[00:18:50] >> Who who's paying? [snorts]
[00:18:52] >> Usually you don't you don't charge
[00:18:53] anything like you know tax?
[00:18:55] >> Nothing. Nothing.
[00:18:56] >> No. And you have 15 employees.
[00:18:58] >> I think so. I think so.
[00:19:00] >> I'm not I'm not the one who has like
[00:19:02] >> Yeah. balances. It's very good
[00:19:05] >> around this. You're very kind. Thank
[00:19:07] you. Thank you.
[00:19:08] >> Like if you think about it, 15 employees
[00:19:12] have like one employee in Sweden cost
[00:19:15] around4 to $5,000 a month because we
[00:19:19] have 50% taxes in Sweden. So if you you
[00:19:22] do the math, how much is a lot of money?
[00:19:25] 15 * 5,000 completely free
[00:19:28] >> and for nothing really. Like people can
[00:19:31] use to get their own homes.
[00:19:33] >> It's interesting. They talk about the
[00:19:34] importance of immigration and the
[00:19:36] importance of unifying people, but what
[00:19:38] you begin to realize, and obviously you
[00:19:40] all suspect this to be true, but seeing
[00:19:42] it with my own eyes is is just how
[00:19:44] isolated
[00:19:46] this population is.
[00:19:47] >> And there's a lot of, you know, places
[00:19:49] where you can send money abroad is they
[00:19:52] send a lot of money abroad here.
[00:19:54] >> Yeah.
[00:19:55] >> This is a uh bank for sending money.
[00:20:00] Well, this is a this is a bank for
[00:20:02] sending money abroad here. Western
[00:20:05] Union. What's the name of this street?
[00:20:07] >> Uh, Rinky. This is like the main road of
[00:20:10] Rinky.
[00:20:10] >> Ring stalker.
[00:20:13] Rink stalker. Actually, many Somalis
[00:20:17] from Sweden are moving to the UK now
[00:20:19] because there are more benefits there,
[00:20:21] more benefits in our kingdom. But
[00:20:22] sometimes they get double benefits from
[00:20:25] Sweden and from UK. And then they use
[00:20:29] the money.
[00:20:31] >> You love the super base Christian. You
[00:20:34] love Nicki Minaj.
[00:20:36] >> Christian loves Nicki Minaj.
[00:20:39] >> Look at this.
[00:20:39] >> Yeah. I actually broke up with my
[00:20:41] girlfriend like one week ago and I
[00:20:43] listened to Super Base.
[00:20:46] >> Does it remind you of her?
[00:20:47] >> What?
[00:20:48] >> Does it remind you of her?
[00:20:49] >> No, it's like more uh a thing that I've
[00:20:53] listened to since we broke. just to get
[00:20:56] your mind off of it. Yeah. Okay. [music]
[00:21:01] >> That's the damnest thing I've ever
[00:21:03] heard.
[00:21:05] >> This is the third time I've heard this
[00:21:07] song with Christian.
[00:21:13] [music]
[00:21:16] >> Let me hear that.
[00:21:23] >> [music]
[00:21:26] >> This is the Antifa House of Sweden.
[00:21:27] >> The Antifa House.
[00:21:29] >> They have all of their like events there
[00:21:31] and it's really dangerous to go there
[00:21:32] actually for me. In Sweden there's like
[00:21:34] a organization called anti-fascist
[00:21:38] action and they like uh do all sorts of
[00:21:43] violent attacks against conservatives
[00:21:45] and so on. I got some films here from
[00:21:48] 1st of May when we drove around here and
[00:21:50] we got hunted by like 10 masked people
[00:21:53] here in uh in our car and yeah it was
[00:21:57] crazy. The land is owned by the
[00:22:00] municipality.
[00:22:01] Only the Sweden Democrats have brought
[00:22:03] it up in the local parliament that they
[00:22:06] shouldn't rent out to these people. So
[00:22:08] they have like they also have like
[00:22:10] weapons training and everything.
[00:22:12] >> There's the Antifa house.
[00:22:14] >> Yeah.
[00:22:14] >> Yeah. Like I've been investigating
[00:22:16] Antifa for years and uh yeah, when I
[00:22:19] lived in Goththingberg, uh Antifa threw
[00:22:23] smoke grenades into my uh little
[00:22:26] sister's bedroom. They attacked my
[00:22:28] office building
[00:22:30] uh several times,
[00:22:33] vandalized my mother's car. Yeah, they
[00:22:36] they've been after me for years, even
[00:22:37] here in Stockholm also. Uh, so, um,
[00:22:41] yeah, I'm like the only journalist in
[00:22:44] Sweden who investigates these people.
[00:22:48] >> We're in Stockholm with Christian
[00:22:50] outside the Antifa. He can't go to the
[00:22:52] Antifa house cuz they'll kill him.
[00:22:55] >> I'm wondering if I should go up to the
[00:22:56] Antifa house.
[00:23:10] As we approached this colorful Antifa
[00:23:13] headquarters, we knew there were people
[00:23:15] inside and they were listening to us,
[00:23:17] but they wouldn't come out.
[00:23:21] We knocked on the big door and could
[00:23:24] hear them inside, but no answer.
[00:23:27] We're knocking on the the Antifa house.
[00:23:31] The door of the Antifa house in
[00:23:33] Stockholm. Look at this. Look at this
[00:23:35] place. Look,
[00:23:38] there's lights inside. It looks like
[00:23:41] killer clowns from outer space.
[00:23:44] Holy [ __ ] Looks like
[00:23:47] >> circus tent. [clears throat]
[00:23:49] >> Had a lot of success here in Sweden. We
[00:23:51] dressed like this. People letting us
[00:23:52] into the daycare facilities. people
[00:23:55] letting us inside these different
[00:23:56] offices because I'm dressed like I'm
[00:23:59] from little Moadishu. And apparently
[00:24:01] Christian doesn't want to get near
[00:24:02] because they'll kill him.
[00:24:04] >> They're in there right now.
[00:24:06] >> Yeah, I heard them. I heard voices.
[00:24:10] >> Yeah, they're watching us through the
[00:24:11] wall for sure.
[00:24:13] >> There's people inside. We don't know
[00:24:15] what it's like inside there, but uh one
[00:24:18] of the crazier things we've seen here in
[00:24:20] Stockholm.
[00:24:28] Wonder what's in there. They're spying
[00:24:30] on us, right? This is creepy. Listen,
[00:24:34] they're listening to us through the
[00:24:35] wall. You hear that?
[00:24:36] >> Yeah.
[00:24:37] >> They're in there, right?
[00:24:42] The building is called Cyclopen or
[00:24:45] Cyclops because the original iteration
[00:24:47] had a single large window resembling an
[00:24:49] eye. It was constructed in 2007 by
[00:24:52] communist activists and anti-fascist
[00:24:54] groups. It was burned down in 2008
[00:24:56] allegedly by fascists. And what we see
[00:24:58] here is the reconstructed version built
[00:25:00] in 2013.
[00:25:02] >> A house to produce instead of consume to
[00:25:04] share what otherwise must be private and
[00:25:07] where there is room to experiment with
[00:25:09] [music] time, life, and work. The day
[00:25:11] after the fire, it was decided that the
[00:25:13] project would be redone. [music]
[00:25:14] >> It's amazing to compare the rendition of
[00:25:16] what the building looked like before and
[00:25:18] what it eventually turned into. A
[00:25:20] graffiti laced clown barn from hell with
[00:25:23] anarchist imagery all over the side.
[00:25:26] What is inside there? Just as I was
[00:25:29] wishing I could get inside, a man in
[00:25:31] black block walked around the side
[00:25:33] smoking a cigarette. Hey,
[00:25:37] >> he saw me dressed in full Muslim garb
[00:25:40] and he let his guard down immediately.
[00:25:42] >> Hello.
[00:25:43] >> I'm I'm first lady.
[00:25:46] >> Speak English.
[00:25:47] >> Yes. I I'm from America.
[00:25:49] >> Recently moved here. I want to get
[00:25:51] involved, you know.
[00:25:53] >> Yeah.
[00:25:54] >> We have a home page.
[00:25:56] >> This is
[00:25:58] so you can go
[00:25:58] >> What is it called?
[00:26:01] >> Cyclops. Um I'd like to help out.
[00:26:03] >> Yeah. And uh on the homepage
[00:26:07] further down on the on the page you have
[00:26:12] info.com.
[00:26:13] >> Okay.
[00:26:13] >> You can write to us and ask when next
[00:26:16] meeting is and
[00:26:17] >> thank you.
[00:26:17] >> You can come to the meeting.
[00:26:18] >> What is inside of it there?
[00:26:20] >> I can show you.
[00:26:24] >> I realized in that moment my hypothesis
[00:26:26] is correct. There is no way that Antifa
[00:26:29] can say no to an Islamic person for fear
[00:26:31] of being prejudiced. We are not Antifa.
[00:26:35] We are though we are democratic
[00:26:38] socialist. Okay.
[00:26:41] >> And as the man who's smoking a cigarette
[00:26:43] claimed that they're not Antifa, we
[00:26:45] walked right past an Antifa symbol on
[00:26:48] the side of the barn. As he was saying
[00:26:50] that
[00:26:51] >> we like Antifa.
[00:26:54] >> Yeah. We don't have a specially
[00:26:57] political agenda here.
[00:26:59] >> Just a peak. Yeah.
[00:27:01] Just a peek. This is a culture house.
[00:27:04] >> Culture house.
[00:27:07] >> Oh, this is so nice.
[00:27:11] >> Stage.
[00:27:12] >> This room is upstairs, too.
[00:27:13] >> Wow.
[00:27:14] >> This is so nice. [clears throat]
[00:27:17] Wow.
[00:27:17] >> Now we were finally inside. It appeared
[00:27:20] to be a threestory structure with stairs
[00:27:23] to different levels. But
[00:27:24] >> this is a culture house.
[00:27:28] You can't read there. That's the house.
[00:27:31] story.
[00:27:33] >> The website cyclopenh.com
[00:27:36] yes.com
[00:27:37] >> on the side of the wall was their
[00:27:39] mission statement. What stood out to us
[00:27:41] were two things that Cyclopin wants to
[00:27:44] be an infrastructure vehicle for a
[00:27:46] larger political movement in Sweden and
[00:27:48] internationally. And Cyclopin is run by
[00:27:51] direct democratic principles. Everybody
[00:27:54] who uses the House Center has a right to
[00:27:56] decisionmaking. Yeah, as you can see, it
[00:27:58] has some there may be traces. [laughter]
[00:28:02] >> No cops. No Nazis. We like this. We like
[00:28:05] no Nazis. At that moment, they closed
[00:28:08] the big iron door behind us. There was
[00:28:10] now no turning back. They did not know
[00:28:12] we were filming. One of my two friends
[00:28:15] had a hidden camera and was terrified
[00:28:17] that the door was closed behind us.
[00:28:19] >> I don't know if you allow um Islamic
[00:28:21] people to be in here.
[00:28:24] >> Of course.
[00:28:24] >> Thank you.
[00:28:27] for me. Can I do the the prayer on the
[00:28:31] >> Very good? Because those would be good
[00:28:32] to do the the you know,
[00:28:34] >> I started to break the ice, pun
[00:28:36] intended, chanting, "Fuck ice." The
[00:28:39] black blockw wearing Antifa members
[00:28:42] chanted alongside me.
[00:28:44] >> I like that. No Nazis.
[00:28:46] >> That's That's why I left. [ __ ] Ice.
[00:28:48] That's why I left the United States.
[00:28:50] >> [ __ ]
[00:28:51] >> [ __ ] You upstairs, too, with all
[00:28:54] >> you're cool. want to just rec. Yeah.
[00:28:59] >> Wow. This is so beautiful.
[00:29:02] >> Thank you.
[00:29:06] [clears throat]
[00:29:06] >> This is all done.
[00:29:09] >> So nice.
[00:29:10] >> Cool place.
[00:29:11] >> Very, very cool.
[00:29:15] >> We're We're in the Antifa house. We're
[00:29:18] in the Antifa.
[00:29:20] On the second story, the guy that let us
[00:29:22] in said he needed to determine if we
[00:29:24] were down for the cause before letting
[00:29:26] us be part of the team.
[00:29:31] >> You're welcome to be here, but we we
[00:29:33] came to see if you're here that you
[00:29:36] participate in whatever happening here.
[00:29:39] >> But of course, you can also just come
[00:29:40] here and drink some tea. I
[00:29:42] >> think
[00:29:44] all right. Well, thank you. You're
[00:29:46] welcome.
[00:29:48] Perfect.
[00:29:51] >> [clears throat]
[00:29:53] >> Thank you. Nice to meet you.
[00:29:55] >> Nice to meet you.
[00:29:55] >> So, you guys live here or you just hang
[00:29:57] out?
[00:29:58] >> So absurd. It's a colorful building in
[00:30:00] the middle of like the the Scandinavian
[00:30:03] snowscape with just like clown show
[00:30:06] lights from from Dante's Inferno.
[00:30:08] >> But don't you want the [laughter]
[00:30:09] >> cuz they're like we're not Antifa. And
[00:30:11] then it goes there's some signs of
[00:30:13] Antifa.
[00:30:15] >> So So they're going to be pissed at me.
[00:30:17] They let me in just because I'm wearing
[00:30:19] this.
[00:30:20] >> That's why they let me in.
[00:30:21] >> Yes.
[00:30:22] >> Holy [ __ ]
[00:30:23] >> Yes.
[00:30:23] >> We walk out and then we we walk. Let's
[00:30:25] go, go, go, go. And he's waiting in the
[00:30:27] getaway car cuz he can't get into the
[00:30:29] clown show from outer space because
[00:30:30] they're going to kill him.
[00:30:32] >> So, he's our getaway driver. Are you
[00:30:34] sure you're okay with me you being in
[00:30:36] this video? They're going to come after
[00:30:37] you. Okay.
[00:30:39] >> They're after me to the max already. So,
[00:30:43] there's nothing that I can do. As if
[00:30:45] that wasn't enough, Christian was
[00:30:47] determined to show us a second Antifa
[00:30:50] stronghold.
[00:30:51] >> It's It's the the brick building over
[00:30:53] there.
[00:30:53] >> Right here.
[00:30:53] >> Yeah.
[00:30:54] >> Okay. The brick building we're pulling
[00:30:56] up to right now.
[00:30:57] >> Yeah. Yeah. Look
[00:30:57] >> is the other Antifa building. Just pull
[00:30:59] pull right up. Stop the car. Stop the
[00:31:01] car. Stop the car.
[00:31:02] >> So, this is the other Antifa building.
[00:31:06] >> That's it right there.
[00:31:07] >> Yeah. Yeah.
[00:31:08] >> Dang it.
[00:31:10] Show. Show. Show. Show.
[00:31:14] Yeah.
[00:31:15] And and they have a bar over here in
[00:31:17] that door. That's true.
[00:31:19] >> Right there.
[00:31:19] >> But it's looks a bit closed.
[00:31:21] >> It looks like it's closed, but that's
[00:31:23] the other Antifa building and the bar.
[00:31:26] >> Yeah, that's the cafe.
[00:31:27] >> So, until next time, Stockholm.
[00:31:38] Coming up next, we're going to show you
[00:31:40] the actual connection to America here.
[00:31:43] Antifa. We reported on. If you're just
[00:31:46] tuning in, this is James O'Keefe live in
[00:31:49] Florida, although I just returned back
[00:31:51] from Stockholm. The connection between
[00:31:54] what you just saw inside that clown barn
[00:31:57] from hell and the American Antifa, Rose
[00:32:00] City, Oregon, which we had previously
[00:32:03] reported on, which apparently is funded
[00:32:06] by slash the people that were helping
[00:32:08] train those people. One of them is a
[00:32:11] Swede. So, we're going to show you that
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[00:33:49] Hello. Welcome back to On the Inside
[00:33:51] with James O'Keeffe. So, we're talking
[00:33:53] about this this Antifa that we
[00:33:54] infiltrated in Sweden. You just saw the
[00:33:57] clip. We'll put out more of our report
[00:33:58] after the show. Um, we've previously
[00:34:01] reported to you on the Rose City Antifa
[00:34:04] in Oregon. While I was at Project
[00:34:07] Veritas, we did secret recordings inside
[00:34:09] the bookstore headquarters there.
[00:34:12] And it was there they talked about
[00:34:13] gouging out people's eyes and committing
[00:34:16] acts of violence and doing it in a
[00:34:17] certain way. And we had went undercover
[00:34:20] as Black Block in Rose City, Oregon.
[00:34:25] And they lived in Portland and secretly
[00:34:27] led this group. There were two people.
[00:34:29] One of them is Johan Victorian, a Swede,
[00:34:31] and his wife Carolyn, an American. So
[00:34:34] apparently they left the United States
[00:34:36] and now they live in Varberg, Sweden.
[00:34:39] And it was the citizen journalist
[00:34:41] Christian Peterson who discovered that
[00:34:42] they're actually in Sweden now. So you
[00:34:45] might be wondering what what does it
[00:34:46] matter? It's not the United States. Who
[00:34:47] cares? Well, there's apparently an
[00:34:49] international connection. You saw on the
[00:34:52] wall inside the clown barn from hell,
[00:34:54] the mission statement that we're doing
[00:34:56] this internationally. And you may want
[00:34:59] to know that with this mob reforming in
[00:35:02] the United States like we saw in
[00:35:03] Michigan, uh starting again where it
[00:35:06] left off 5 years ago, uh one of the
[00:35:09] first Antifa groups in the US in the
[00:35:11] 1980s was founded in Minneapolis.
[00:35:14] Actually, this is reporting done by Andy
[00:35:17] No. Uh, Antifa was in the 1980s a group
[00:35:21] of far-left skin heads known as baldies
[00:35:25] and it began meeting in Minneapolis and
[00:35:26] how to strategize and how to oppose the
[00:35:28] far-right skin head movement. These
[00:35:30] baldies believed violence was the
[00:35:32] appropriate way. This is from Andy No's
[00:35:34] book unmasked. They were influenced by
[00:35:37] British extremist anarchist papers and
[00:35:40] the anti-racist action had a model of
[00:35:42] organizing violence to oppose or disrupt
[00:35:44] what they are far-right groups and
[00:35:46] individuals. So this is the immediate
[00:35:48] precursor to contemporary American
[00:35:50] Antifa groups. Started in Minnesota, but
[00:35:52] we take you back to Portland, Oregon.
[00:35:54] The American Antifa. We went undercover
[00:35:56] there with Black Block. Let's play the
[00:35:58] clip inside this bookstore speak easy in
[00:36:02] Oregon where they're telling you how to
[00:36:04] gouge out people's eyes. Let's play that
[00:36:07] clip.
[00:36:23] Right. The bookstore.
[00:36:25] The name of the bookstore.
[00:36:28] I've been undercover with real city
[00:36:30] Antifa since July of 2000.
[00:36:35] Depending on the setting, if I were to
[00:36:37] be caught or found out in a setting
[00:36:42] where I am present with them, it could
[00:36:44] escalate to violence against me.
[00:36:46] >> Don't be thating guy with a goddamn
[00:36:49] spiked brass knuckles getting photos
[00:36:51] taken of you. Police are going to be
[00:36:52] like, "Perfect. We can prosecute these.
[00:36:54] Look how violent they are." Right? Not
[00:36:56] that we're not, but we need
[00:37:02] >> [music]
[00:37:07] [music]
[00:37:17] >> It's a long [music] clip, guys.
[00:37:24] [music]
[00:37:35] There's another clip here with Do we
[00:37:36] have the Caroline clip? All right. So,
[00:37:38] we're going to play this clip of Inside
[00:37:40] this bookstore, the bookstore in Oregon
[00:37:43] in Portland, Oregon. It's a speak easy
[00:37:46] bookstore where they had their it's
[00:37:47] called In Other Words. You'll see Black
[00:37:49] Lives Matter is on the bookstore. And
[00:37:51] the woman who was in charge of this
[00:37:54] anti-f movement was a woman named
[00:37:57] Caroline
[00:37:58] and she had a Swedish guy that they
[00:38:01] they've left America and gone to Sweden.
[00:38:04] So there's an international connection
[00:38:05] here. And this is Rose City Antifa. One
[00:38:08] of the guys says the whole point of this
[00:38:10] is to get out and do the most dangerous
[00:38:12] things as safely as possible. The other
[00:38:14] guy, Rose City Antifa guy says we need
[00:38:16] to practice things like an eye gouge. It
[00:38:18] takes very little pressure to injure
[00:38:19] somebody's eyes. They're giving this
[00:38:21] training. Now, you notice in Sweden, the
[00:38:24] guy inside the clown barn from hell was
[00:38:26] telling me, "Well, we got to you got to
[00:38:27] see if you're the real deal. We got to
[00:38:29] see if you got what it made of." So,
[00:38:30] let's play this Rose City clip again for
[00:38:32] the audience uh in United States.
[00:38:34] Antifa, play the clip.
[00:38:37] >> They were getting this trade craft from
[00:38:40] someone else, someone with much more
[00:38:42] experience, someone who did this for a
[00:38:44] living. Caroline, which is the founder
[00:38:46] of RCA,
[00:38:49] moved to Sweden with her husband who is
[00:38:52] a dual citizen.
[00:38:54] Let's go. Let's keep playing it. Is
[00:38:56] there more to that?
[00:39:01] And the practice the eye gouge clip. Do
[00:39:03] we have that?
[00:39:07] >> Yeah. Let's let's go to the let's go to
[00:39:08] the gouging out the eyes where they're
[00:39:11] they're talking about violence that they
[00:39:13] need to inflict upon people.
[00:39:19] Here we go. Right here.
[00:39:22] >> European connection.
[00:39:29] Rose City Antifa holds required lectures
[00:39:31] for prospecting members [music] in
[00:39:33] secret and in other words bookstore
[00:39:36] before they open and as part of their
[00:39:40] security culture they require us to put
[00:39:42] our phones in the bathroom in next door.
[00:39:47] Uh this bathroom is not only away from
[00:39:49] the main room where the lecture is
[00:39:51] taking place but also has a fan that
[00:39:54] muffles any sound from the room.
[00:39:59] The whole goal of this, right, is to get
[00:40:01] out there and do dangerous things as
[00:40:02] safely as possible.
[00:40:04] >> How violent is Antifa or RCA in
[00:40:07] particular?
[00:40:08] >> Practice things like an eye gouge. It
[00:40:10] takes very little uh pressure to injure
[00:40:12] someone's eyes.
[00:40:14] >> They do not hesitate to either push back
[00:40:17] or incite some kind of violence. In our
[00:40:19] classes and in our meetings before we do
[00:40:22] uh any sort of demonstration or black
[00:40:24] block, you know, we talk about weapons
[00:40:26] detail and what we carry and what we
[00:40:28] should have. What is black block? Well,
[00:40:30] this is black block right now. The term
[00:40:32] is used to a tactic in which individuals
[00:40:36] conceal their identity to look uniform
[00:40:40] such so that no one can be identified in
[00:40:42] an act of a crime. with RCA, it seems.
[00:40:45] >> So, so you saw there in the in the
[00:40:47] video, or maybe you didn't see it, but
[00:40:49] there there was a connection there
[00:40:50] between the international funders who've
[00:40:54] now fled to Sweden and the movements
[00:40:57] occurring in the United States, the
[00:40:59] people in the clown barn from hell
[00:41:02] saying they're not Antifa, though they
[00:41:04] have antifa,
[00:41:06] and some ideas for some of the violence
[00:41:08] that you're seeing. So, we have
[00:41:10] Christian Peterson on the air on the
[00:41:14] line. Do we have him?
[00:41:17] We'd like to go to Christian Peterson,
[00:41:19] the citizen journalist on the ground in
[00:41:22] Sweden,
[00:41:24] and interview him about what's happening
[00:41:26] here. Do we have him on the air?
[00:41:31] All right, Christian, are you there?
[00:41:37] Christian, I think you're muted. if you
[00:41:38] can unmute yourself.
[00:41:39] >> Can you hear me now?
[00:41:40] >> Yeah, I can hear you. Can you hear me?
[00:41:42] >> Okay. Yeah, I can hear you. Can you see
[00:41:43] me also?
[00:41:44] >> Uh, we can hear you, but we can't see
[00:41:46] you, but that'll be good for us. Um,
[00:41:48] okay.
[00:41:49] >> So, you were on the ground with us
[00:41:50] outside this cyclopin. Have you ever
[00:41:52] gone inside of it before?
[00:41:55] >> Never outside. never inside, but uh
[00:41:58] during the 1st of May during their labor
[00:42:01] demonstrations,
[00:42:02] uh we uh tried to document their Antifa
[00:42:07] meeting and then we were uh chased by
[00:42:12] masked Antifa activists and they
[00:42:15] actually destroyed our car. They threw
[00:42:17] stones through the windows and so on.
[00:42:20] So, we had to flee the scene. Yeah, we
[00:42:22] had that clip of them throwing things at
[00:42:24] your car and the second location we
[00:42:26] played, they were they were storming out
[00:42:28] of the of the location and and and
[00:42:31] running.
[00:42:31] >> Yeah, they had spotters in the area. So,
[00:42:34] they were looking for us probably. And
[00:42:36] then when we passed the it's called caf
[00:42:39] cafe 44. And when we passed that uh
[00:42:42] building, we were they instantly ran
[00:42:45] out.
[00:42:46] >> Cafe and that was downtown Stockholm.
[00:42:48] the Cyclops headquarters. Where is that
[00:42:51] located respective to the
[00:42:52] >> It's outside. It's in leftist area of of
[00:42:57] southern Stockholm called Hug Darlan.
[00:43:00] >> Okay. And and um what was it? And I
[00:43:02] don't know if you saw the the footage
[00:43:04] that we just aired. We're going to put
[00:43:06] the report out.
[00:43:07] >> Yeah, I watched I watched the full live
[00:43:10] stream. So, inside this three-story
[00:43:12] clown barn from hell, they're they keep
[00:43:16] saying that they're not Antifa, but that
[00:43:19] they are Antifa. So, why is it that
[00:43:20] they're ashamed to say that they are
[00:43:23] Antifa in your [laughter] estimation?
[00:43:25] These these uh buildings that the
[00:43:28] far-left extremist millia has all over
[00:43:31] Sweden in most major cities are often
[00:43:36] branded as cultural centers because then
[00:43:39] they can get uh uh money from the
[00:43:42] government for their musical so-called
[00:43:45] musical cultural activities.
[00:43:49] But in reality, it's a meeting place for
[00:43:52] violent far-left extremists. So if we
[00:43:54] take this cichlopen headquarter for
[00:43:57] example, uh the official Swedish Antifa
[00:44:01] group called Anti-fascist Action, they
[00:44:05] announce meetings in this building
[00:44:08] and they film propaganda videos and so
[00:44:12] on. and the people behind this because
[00:44:15] there's a association behind this
[00:44:17] building uh and uh all of the people
[00:44:20] behind behind that association or Antifa
[00:44:24] uh and actually very involved in the in
[00:44:27] the movement uh one of the guy that
[00:44:30] attacked uh me and my team uh from that
[00:44:34] building in other Antifa building in
[00:44:36] central stock he's actually he has been
[00:44:39] part of the board of sloppen
[00:44:42] So, and the crazy thing within is that
[00:44:46] they are taxpayer subsidized.
[00:44:50] Uh they rent uh the the land from the
[00:44:53] municipality for very cheap.
[00:44:56] >> So, so the Antifa headquarters that we
[00:44:59] saw them throwing rocks
[00:45:02] at you is taxpayer funded.
[00:45:07] >> Yeah. And the only party that tries to
[00:45:11] revoke their uh right to lease the land
[00:45:14] are the Sweden Democrats. Uh and uh the
[00:45:18] Stockholm City Council uh is controlled
[00:45:22] by socialists and obviously they see
[00:45:24] these militant far-left extremists as as
[00:45:28] their friends because they silence
[00:45:30] conservatives and so on. So they are the
[00:45:35] militant wing of the social democratic
[00:45:38] party town Antifa location also funded
[00:45:41] by the government.
[00:45:43] >> What uh what location?
[00:45:44] >> The the location where they stormed out
[00:45:46] and ran towards you.
[00:45:48] >> Uh
[00:45:50] no no not really because they actually
[00:45:52] own owned that building but they have a
[00:45:54] a tax subsidized daycare in that
[00:45:58] building and other activities. So, uh
[00:46:01] yeah, these places are always in some
[00:46:04] way taxpayer subsidized in other ways,
[00:46:07] but in in Upsala, a student city uh
[00:46:11] north of Stockholm, the Antifa building
[00:46:14] is totally taxpayer funded. Same thing
[00:46:17] uh same thing in in uh in Lund and in
[00:46:21] Malmer and um a also a bit in Gothamberg
[00:46:26] also. So
[00:46:28] it's the same problem all over the
[00:46:30] country.
[00:46:31] >> What people are saying in the United
[00:46:32] States is why do we care about any of
[00:46:34] this? Because it's who cares about
[00:46:36] Sweden? What about all the problems in
[00:46:38] America? But
[00:46:39] >> during our investigation, we saw in Rose
[00:46:42] City Antifa in the United States uh
[00:46:45] woman named Carolyn Victorian is married
[00:46:47] to a Swedish man named Johan Vto
[00:46:49] Victorian
[00:46:51] >> and the founder is Swedish. Can you tell
[00:46:53] us more about because I think you you
[00:46:55] discovered these people fled to Sweden
[00:46:57] and tell us more about
[00:46:58] >> Yeah, I discovered uh after I saw your
[00:47:01] investigation that they had moved back
[00:47:03] to Sweden. So I tried to interview them
[00:47:05] and they didn't want to talk with me. Uh
[00:47:08] but Sweden is a breeding ground for
[00:47:12] far-left extremism and there's a lot of
[00:47:14] ties all over the western world and also
[00:47:17] America. For example, many of the doxing
[00:47:20] Antifa sites uh are hosted by a guy
[00:47:25] called Peter Sunda and he lives in
[00:47:28] Sweden.
[00:47:29] And there's another organization called
[00:47:33] um Anarchist Black Cross uh that works
[00:47:37] with funding. So if a antif activist in
[00:47:41] either Sweden or America gets sentenced
[00:47:43] to prison or needs needs to pay bail or
[00:47:47] damages, they collective they crown
[00:47:50] crowdfund
[00:47:52] uh in order to get the activist to tell
[00:47:55] us more about
[00:47:55] >> and not have to pay it uh pay it
[00:47:57] themselves. And there's a anarchist
[00:48:00] Black Cross organization in Sweden that
[00:48:02] is very established and they have a
[00:48:05] website uh they have a Swedish website,
[00:48:08] international website, American website
[00:48:10] where they list all of the prisoners uh
[00:48:14] that they uh want people to support and
[00:48:17] there's a lot of American Antifa
[00:48:19] terrorists.
[00:48:20] >> Tell us more about these two from
[00:48:22] Oregon. This uh you've reported on this.
[00:48:24] We're talking to Christian Peterson,
[00:48:26] probably the bravest citizen journalist
[00:48:28] in Sweden, but who did not go into the
[00:48:32] clown barn from hell. Christian, has any
[00:48:35] journalist gone into the clown barn from
[00:48:37] hell except me?
[00:48:39] >> No. [laughter]
[00:48:40] No. Because
[00:48:43] nobody investigates the far left in
[00:48:45] Sweden. Nobody.
[00:48:46] >> Nobody looks into this antif
[00:48:47] >> Except for me.
[00:48:48] >> Do you think that they except for you?
[00:48:50] You're the only one who's looked at
[00:48:51] this. Do you think that they let me in
[00:48:53] because I'm dressed like this? Like a
[00:48:55] Islam?
[00:48:55] >> Yeah,
[00:48:56] >> probably. They they would have been
[00:48:59] skeptical otherwise. I think
[00:49:03] >> um so so just one more line on this on
[00:49:07] these two individuals who are part of
[00:49:09] the Oregon Antifa. Where are they now?
[00:49:12] Are they tied to the Cyclops
[00:49:14] headquarters?
[00:49:15] >> No,
[00:49:17] they have been quite silent. I don't
[00:49:20] know about their political activities uh
[00:49:23] before they moved to the United States
[00:49:25] and when they came back. Uh everything
[00:49:28] that I know is that when I tried to
[00:49:30] interview them several times uh they uh
[00:49:35] they kind of they they seemed prepared
[00:49:39] like they knew that somebody would ask
[00:49:42] these questions. And then uh I
[00:49:45] discovered that one of uh these
[00:49:47] individuals uh now works as a soccer
[00:49:50] trainer for small children.
[00:49:53] And uh when I asked the asked him about
[00:49:57] it because I visited their like soccer
[00:50:00] practice. So I asked the parents uh
[00:50:03] about what they think about this having
[00:50:05] an Antifa tied individual as a trainer
[00:50:07] for the small children. uh they
[00:50:11] didn't uh they they were also kind of
[00:50:15] prepared. They uh said that it was
[00:50:18] neo-Nazi lies and you can uh you cannot
[00:50:22] trust the white house because car
[00:50:24] Caroline Levit from the the press
[00:50:26] secretary for the white house she shared
[00:50:28] this news also and they said that she
[00:50:31] couldn't be trusted and so on and I said
[00:50:33] that the US government have CIA FBI all
[00:50:37] of these um law enforcement agencies
[00:50:40] that obviously know about Antifa but
[00:50:43] they the parents seem to ignore
[00:50:46] ignore all of these.
[00:50:47] >> So, so Christian U Peterson, you know,
[00:50:50] they they'll kill you if you get you
[00:50:52] you've gotten close to these two
[00:50:54] locations and we we're going to pop that
[00:50:55] video.
[00:50:55] >> I have a protected identity in Sweden.
[00:50:58] It's very hard uh to get that. Most of
[00:51:00] the addresses
[00:51:01] >> What does that mean? Protected identity.
[00:51:03] What does that mean?
[00:51:04] >> In Sweden, all home addresses are public
[00:51:09] uh except for very few people. And you
[00:51:11] can get it if you have like threats
[00:51:14] against you. And I have have had so many
[00:51:17] attacks against my office, against my uh
[00:51:22] apartments. They actually came to my
[00:51:24] mother's uh house um many times and
[00:51:29] destroyed her car. They threw a smoke
[00:51:31] grenade in my uh little sister's
[00:51:34] bedroom. They have been after me for
[00:51:36] years for reporting about.
[00:51:39] >> Do you think that the Cyclops Antifa
[00:51:41] clown barn from hell people know that we
[00:51:44] just went into their headquarters and
[00:51:46] recorded it?
[00:51:47] >> Uh they follow my social media post very
[00:51:50] >> they're probably going to watch this
[00:51:52] video. [laughter] So team, do we have
[00:51:53] Can we play again just so that the
[00:51:55] audience sees it one more time and then
[00:51:56] I'll ask Christian one more question
[00:51:58] then we'll go to our next guest or two
[00:52:00] two more guests. Um, we we have the we
[00:52:03] have the clip of of we're at the pause.
[00:52:06] Christian Christian Peterson there's a
[00:52:08] smoke grenade that the Antifa tossed it
[00:52:10] Christian and then they ran out of the
[00:52:14] building and like Vikings. I've never
[00:52:17] This is wild. They just stormed out of
[00:52:20] the building at you
[00:52:21] >> and they threw rocks at you and that's
[00:52:24] why you were at a safe distance in the
[00:52:26] getaway car. Here we are outside. I call
[00:52:30] it the clown barn from hell. This is the
[00:52:32] Antifa Cyclops headquarters in Europe in
[00:52:34] Scandinavia which we infiltrated dressed
[00:52:37] in this.
[00:52:37] >> One thing is that uh that building is
[00:52:40] made of glass and steel now and that's
[00:52:43] because their other their previous
[00:52:45] building was burned down.
[00:52:46] >> Yes, we had that. We reported that
[00:52:49] >> and thank you for giving us that
[00:52:50] information. Okay, here we go. Let's
[00:52:51] play the clip again for So, this is
[00:52:53] throwing stuff at Christian Peterson.
[00:52:55] anti-fascist action and they like uh do
[00:53:00] all sorts of violent attacks against
[00:53:03] conservatives and so on. I got some
[00:53:05] films here from 1st of May when we drove
[00:53:07] around here and we got hunted by like 10
[00:53:11] masked people here in uh in our car and
[00:53:15] yeah it was crazy. The land is owned by
[00:53:17] the municipality.
[00:53:19] Only the Sweden Democrats have brought
[00:53:21] it up in the local parliament that they
[00:53:24] shouldn't rent out to these people. So
[00:53:26] they have like they also have like
[00:53:28] weapons training and everything.
[00:53:30] >> There's the Antifa house.
[00:53:32] >> Yeah.
[00:53:33] >> Yeah. Like I've been investigating
[00:53:34] Antifa for years and uh Yeah. When I
[00:53:37] lived in Goththingberg, uh Antifa threw
[00:53:41] smoke grenades into my uh little
[00:53:44] sister's bedroom. They attacked my
[00:53:47] office building
[00:53:49] uh several times,
[00:53:51] vandalized my mother's car. Yeah, they
[00:53:54] they've been after me for years, even
[00:53:56] here in Stockholm also. Uh so um yeah,
[00:53:59] >> this is funny. Pause.
[00:54:01] >> So So did you just see that clip,
[00:54:03] Christian? You're chasing the Antifa and
[00:54:05] your underwear. [laughter]
[00:54:07] >> I don't know. Can Can you show to the
[00:54:08] audience on the screen so they could see
[00:54:09] what I'm referencing? You you ran after
[00:54:12] the Antifa after they threw a smoke
[00:54:14] grenade at you. Uh, no, it was the smoke
[00:54:17] grenade was uh like 6 months after that.
[00:54:20] >> Put on the screen so they could see what
[00:54:22] There it is. So, you're running after
[00:54:24] [laughter] That's great. Um,
[00:54:27] >> I actually I discovered that you
[00:54:28] shouldn't use a aluminum baseball bat
[00:54:32] because they only bounce on the head.
[00:54:34] You should use a wooden one. [laughter]
[00:54:37] >> Well, well, you're very brave,
[00:54:39] Christian, and we're running out of
[00:54:40] time. Um, I guess, you know, having done
[00:54:44] this with me and also the daycare
[00:54:45] center. This is the, you know, the
[00:54:47] Minnesota have the daycare centers and
[00:54:50] we went into this child care center.
[00:54:51] Just spend 30 seconds on what that was
[00:54:53] when they they're giving out free music
[00:54:56] and video games to everybody funded by
[00:54:58] the government.
[00:54:59] >> So, yeah, the government wastes a lot of
[00:55:02] money uh on these migrant neighborhoods.
[00:55:07] uh they uh like a child in a a public
[00:55:11] school in uh Rinkabbe cost several
[00:55:14] amounts more than uh than a normal
[00:55:18] Swedish child does. Uh and they have
[00:55:21] these uh daycare facilities that nobody
[00:55:24] really visits. And all of this is called
[00:55:27] in they call it integration that they
[00:55:30] try with these government subsidies uh
[00:55:34] that they going to integrate these
[00:55:36] people into Swedish society. But we saw
[00:55:38] during the uh Quran riots and the other
[00:55:42] riots that take place several times a
[00:55:45] year that they are not really compatible
[00:55:48] with Swedish society.
[00:55:50] >> So So again, why should Americans care?
[00:55:54] I mean, I I think I know the answer to
[00:55:56] this, but help us bridge the gap between
[00:55:58] Minnesota and Sweden. I've seen it on
[00:56:01] the ground. Migration is a global
[00:56:04] problem and the and many of the
[00:56:08] solutions that the left are talking
[00:56:10] about uh to solve these problems with
[00:56:14] that are connected to migration in
[00:56:16] America. We have already done it for in
[00:56:19] Sweden for years and it hasn't worked.
[00:56:21] What is it about the Swedish people?
[00:56:23] Because the Minnesota people, a third of
[00:56:25] them are Swedish.
[00:56:26] >> Is it like the the tyranny of niceness
[00:56:29] culturally to to let all these people in
[00:56:31] and and not look the other way when
[00:56:33] they're throwing grenades and stones at
[00:56:36] you and fund it with the government?
[00:56:37] >> The thing is that Swedish people, they
[00:56:39] take like house mortgages up to the roof
[00:56:44] to not live with migrants, but they
[00:56:47] still vote for bringing in more
[00:56:49] migrants. So they I think it's like a
[00:56:54] saviorism complex that Swedish people
[00:56:57] have
[00:56:57] >> saviorism complex
[00:56:59] >> and also the the social democratic party
[00:57:04] has ruled Sweden for decades and they
[00:57:07] have always preached about something
[00:57:09] that they called international
[00:57:11] solidarity and with that they imported
[00:57:15] communist activists from Chile during
[00:57:17] Pinoet and other like uh far-left
[00:57:22] activists from all over the world. So
[00:57:25] they have had this saviorism complex. We
[00:57:29] have also had a
[00:57:32] Sweden has paid like several% of the
[00:57:36] national GDP on uh a foreign aid. So
[00:57:40] like yeah, this has been going on for
[00:57:43] years.
[00:57:44] >> Well, thank you very much Christian
[00:57:46] Peterson. I appreciate you and we'll be
[00:57:48] working together more as you are.
[00:57:50] >> Yeah, I'm very glad that you came to
[00:57:52] Sweden and showed showed this to
[00:57:55] everyone. We need more international
[00:57:58] attention.
[00:57:58] >> You're the bravest citizen reporter and
[00:58:00] 23-year-old Christian Peterson,
[00:58:03] investigative citizen muckraaker,
[00:58:06] uh investigative journalist. Thank you,
[00:58:08] Christian, very much for joining us
[00:58:09] today.
[00:58:10] >> Yeah, see you later. Uh, we have two
[00:58:12] more things to get through today and
[00:58:13] then we're going to play our full report
[00:58:15] again and publish it on the internet.
[00:58:17] You're tuning in live. This is James
[00:58:19] O'Keefe live in Florida just having
[00:58:21] landed from Scandinavia, Finland, and
[00:58:23] Sweden reporting inside the Antifa
[00:58:26] headquarters in Northern Europe where
[00:58:29] they say they're not Antifa, but they
[00:58:31] are. And they're apparently connected to
[00:58:32] the United States through this this
[00:58:34] couple that we originally reported on in
[00:58:36] Oregon with ties to Minnesota.
[00:58:39] It's all connected, everybody. I want to
[00:58:41] go to an interview I did over there in
[00:58:44] in Sweden and Finland with um with a
[00:58:48] Norwegian lady. Interview with Hannah
[00:58:50] Tol. I'm butchering that name. I can't
[00:58:52] pronounce these names. I'm not good with
[00:58:54] names, but I'm good with faces. Hannah
[00:58:56] Tol, the CEO of Document Media in
[00:58:58] Norway. I want to play this clip where
[00:59:00] where Hannah talks a little bit about
[00:59:04] what is the connection between
[00:59:07] Scandinavia and Minnesota. So, let's
[00:59:10] play clip SOT 319. Guys, you you
[00:59:13] mentioned that in Norway, a lot of the
[00:59:16] people that are in Minnesota are
[00:59:18] descendants of Norwegians and Swedes
[00:59:20] >> and Swedes and Germans as we heard today
[00:59:23] as well.
[00:59:23] >> A third of Minnesota. What is it about
[00:59:26] the culture? Why did they choose
[00:59:29] Minnesota? Why did they choose people of
[00:59:31] Scandinavian descent? uh because
[00:59:33] Minnesota is uh geographically placed
[00:59:36] with approximately the same kind of
[00:59:39] weather system as in Scandinavia. So you
[00:59:42] have the winter, the spring, you know,
[00:59:43] it was easy for them to move up there to
[00:59:46] farm because
[00:59:47] >> they knew the conditions for that kind
[00:59:50] of area. And why did the happy zombies
[00:59:54] choose like why did these agitators is
[00:59:57] it is there something about Scandinavian
[00:59:59] people that they're more tolerate
[01:00:01] tolerant of this? They're more passive.
[01:00:03] How would you characterize it?
[01:00:05] >> Uh Norwegians are extremely trusting
[01:00:08] people. Um we have we put a lot of trust
[01:00:10] in each other. Um so this is one of the
[01:00:14] reason and the same goes with Swedes as
[01:00:16] well. This is why the Scandinavian
[01:00:18] economies were so um successful to begin
[01:00:21] with because we didn't need a lot of
[01:00:24] control systems. We didn't really have
[01:00:26] corruption. At least we didn't think we
[01:00:28] had. We know now after Epstein files
[01:00:30] that we have tons of corruptions, but we
[01:00:34] didn't have that. Uh and
[01:00:37] I think the trust thing probably they
[01:00:39] have the same thing in Minnesota. And so
[01:00:41] it was it's interesting that they they
[01:00:43] chose Minneapolis, Minnesota
[01:00:46] uh to with these people and they're
[01:00:48] they're uh you mentioned something about
[01:00:50] the intentions. They want to do good.
[01:00:52] They want to and you also mentioned
[01:00:53] earlier today is something about
[01:00:55] religion like a lack of Christianity. It
[01:00:58] becomes their religion to have the
[01:01:00] outsiders coming in. Can you talk more
[01:01:02] about that?
[01:01:04] >> Well, I I think as we said this is very
[01:01:07] much driven by women.
[01:01:09] >> Women. Yes. And the women power
[01:01:13] hierarchy isn't what men think it is
[01:01:15] because I think men think that women's
[01:01:18] looks, you know, creates the hierarchy.
[01:01:21] It doesn't. Not for women. The power for
[01:01:23] women has nothing to do with the female
[01:01:26] looks. It's totally different things
[01:01:28] that runs it. So what do you see here?
[01:01:31] And goodness is one of them.
[01:01:33] >> Goodness.
[01:01:34] >> Yes.
[01:01:35] >> So is it help me understand
[01:01:36] >> strong power factor? help me understand
[01:01:38] that because I know there was another
[01:01:40] speaker today that was from Finland who
[01:01:41] was talking about they only care about
[01:01:43] the emotions and when there's many other
[01:01:45] variables is is it the tell us tell the
[01:01:49] audience more what what you mean the
[01:01:50] women cuz I when I got out of the car in
[01:01:52] Minnesota I was surrounded by women in
[01:01:55] camouflage was very odd they were all
[01:01:57] white women and they were asking to see
[01:01:59] my identification they were saying I
[01:02:02] need to see your ID like this is East
[01:02:03] Germany so what how does that work is it
[01:02:06] you said they
[01:02:08] you said about the looks, the
[01:02:09] appearances. Talk more about that with
[01:02:11] women and and the power dynamic.
[01:02:13] >> Well, I I think it's the women that is
[01:02:15] running this in, you know, in Minnesota
[01:02:17] that we saw, you know, the teachers, the
[01:02:19] the nurses,
[01:02:21] >> uh all the people that are caring for
[01:02:23] others, you know, have a chance to show
[01:02:25] their goodness in this way.
[01:02:27] >> I see. Yeah. So, that's that's the uh
[01:02:29] >> and you are the bad one. You're the
[01:02:31] enemy who the enemy.
[01:02:33] >> So, there you have It's like kind of the
[01:02:34] tyranny of goodness, which I find it
[01:02:36] very interesting the cultural reasons
[01:02:41] why the mob formed in Minnesota and is
[01:02:44] and is reforming in the United States as
[01:02:47] factions descend upon the United States.
[01:02:50] This is perhaps we're seeing the end of
[01:02:54] our republic or our de democratic
[01:02:56] republic. We are a democracy and also a
[01:02:59] republic if we can keep it. And you're
[01:03:02] seeing the kind of the cultural
[01:03:04] descendants
[01:03:06] from Scandinavia into Minnesota. Why are
[01:03:08] the women women dominated society really
[01:03:11] more so in Sweden and Norway than in the
[01:03:13] United States? We have we have Jacob on
[01:03:15] the line. Jacob is the head of the
[01:03:17] alternative media in Sweden who I had a
[01:03:20] chance to meet and spend some time with.
[01:03:23] Ricks, it's called. I can't pronounce
[01:03:25] any of these words. Uh, Jacob, are you
[01:03:28] there?
[01:03:28] >> Yes, I'm here. Thank you for having me,
[01:03:30] James. Jacob, can you introduce yourself
[01:03:32] to the audience on who you are in
[01:03:33] Sweden?
[01:03:34] >> I'm a 37year-old father of four. I'm the
[01:03:38] I'm currently editor-inchief of the
[01:03:40] largest conservative news outlet in
[01:03:43] Sweden. We broadcast on YouTube. We're
[01:03:45] doing our text interviews. Uh, and
[01:03:47] sadly, we haven't really been into
[01:03:49] investigative journalist the James
[01:03:51] O'Keefe way. though you're a great
[01:03:53] inspiration with the work you're doing,
[01:03:55] but we're trying to give an alter
[01:03:57] alternative to the left leftream
[01:04:00] mainstream media in Sweden that is very
[01:04:02] left or liberalleaning. Um, so that's
[01:04:06] our focus and mission to try to give
[01:04:08] conservatives and nationalists a voice
[01:04:10] in Sweden. And uh I don't know if you
[01:04:12] saw a report which we were doing live,
[01:04:14] we're going to put it out, but this this
[01:04:16] Cyclops headquarters for Antifa as well
[01:04:20] as the square downtown where they're
[01:04:22] providing free daycare facilities to
[01:04:26] citizens. Um have you guys done any
[01:04:29] reporting on that on those daycare
[01:04:31] facilities those those giving out free
[01:04:33] music and video games to people in in
[01:04:35] the Islamic little Islamic area?
[01:04:39] Sadly, government spending on mass
[01:04:42] immigration and crazy reforms to try to
[01:04:45] integrate these people into our society
[01:04:47] is not a new thing. It's not even
[01:04:49] newsworthy. We've done some exposes on
[01:04:53] Somali fraud when it comes to abusing
[01:04:55] the Swedish welfare system. I wasn't
[01:04:57] surprised when I saw Nick Shley's
[01:04:59] excellent investigative journalist. Uh
[01:05:02] we see it, we have seen it in a similar
[01:05:04] way in Sweden. One thing to keep in mind
[01:05:06] is that we have a very much more
[01:05:08] generous welfare system in Sweden. So
[01:05:11] therefore the the need to commit these
[01:05:14] abuses on an industrial scale is scale
[01:05:16] isn't always the most necessary part for
[01:05:18] them to keep going. But uh there is a
[01:05:22] lot of money running away to criminals
[01:05:25] to corruption. Uh just recently a couple
[01:05:28] days ago the government said that about
[01:05:31] $ 35 billion dollar is the revenue of
[01:05:33] the organized criminality in Sweden
[01:05:35] where a country of 10 million people
[01:05:38] it's close to 30% of the Swedish state
[01:05:40] budget that goes into criminal
[01:05:43] enterprises. So Sweden has an enormous
[01:05:45] issues with related to mass immigration
[01:05:50] uh and so on. So we're in quite a bad
[01:05:52] state sad to say. Um, there are these
[01:05:55] two individuals from Oregon. Uh,
[01:05:57] Christian Peterson reported on them.
[01:05:59] This is the the Victor Dorans making the
[01:06:01] Oregon Antifa, one of the wellmost
[01:06:04] organized and wellunded Antifa groups in
[01:06:05] the United States. And now apparently
[01:06:08] they they're in Sweden. Have you heard
[01:06:10] of these two before?
[01:06:11] >> Yeah, I seen Kristen's excellent work on
[01:06:13] it. Uh, and with the entirety of the
[01:06:15] Portland Antifa, I'm so sad to hear that
[01:06:18] previously Sweden was perhaps exporting
[01:06:20] the IKEA meatballs, ABBA. Now we're
[01:06:22] exporting Antifa to the United States.
[01:06:24] It's a great shame.
[01:06:26] >> Why why is Sweden behind all the this
[01:06:29] mob violence and Antifa activity? Like
[01:06:31] what why what's the connection? Is it
[01:06:33] the culture? Is it what the Norwegian
[01:06:36] reporter said that there's this tyranny
[01:06:38] of niceness? I just want to understand
[01:06:41] and I think a lot of my audience and the
[01:06:42] American people are wondering why the
[01:06:44] hell I'm focusing on Sweden to begin
[01:06:46] with, but there does appear to be a
[01:06:47] connection. and you're the biggest
[01:06:50] independent citizen journalist movement
[01:06:52] in Sweden. So, what the heck is going
[01:06:53] on?
[01:06:55] >> Well, that's a great thing to ask. I
[01:06:57] asked myself that question many times.
[01:06:59] Sweden has been extremely influenced by
[01:07:02] socialists for decades. We had a social
[01:07:05] democratic party running Sweden as a
[01:07:08] almost as a one party state for better
[01:07:10] half of the last 100 years since Sweden
[01:07:12] became a democracy. So the these types
[01:07:16] of thoughts and ideas has really entered
[01:07:18] into the institutions of Sweden and we
[01:07:21] we can see that that there has been an
[01:07:24] acceptance for Antifa to to commit
[01:07:27] violence against conservatives so-called
[01:07:29] racist xenophobes anybody that wants
[01:07:32] some kind of regulation to mass
[01:07:34] immigration has been targeted by these
[01:07:36] groups. Uh and we have seen that many of
[01:07:39] the people that joined the Antifa
[01:07:41] movement in the early 2000s, many of
[01:07:43] them are now being employed by major
[01:07:45] newspaper, major news outlets, working
[01:07:47] for semi-state um corporations that take
[01:07:51] time in doxing innocent Swedes that are
[01:07:54] just concerned about the development of
[01:07:55] their country. Just to put in picture
[01:07:58] how bad it is, last year we had a hand
[01:08:01] grenade attack or a bombing every second
[01:08:03] day. You have to compare us to Mexico.
[01:08:06] There is no uh European equivalent to
[01:08:09] how bad violence has spiraled. And we
[01:08:11] have a conservative government that's
[01:08:12] been trying to push this to fund the
[01:08:15] police to try to push back on the
[01:08:17] organized criminality. But it's it's
[01:08:20] gotten quite bad. And just the day after
[01:08:22] you left Rinkaboot, there was a hand
[01:08:24] grenade attack. It was reported
[01:08:26] >> hand grenade attack in in Reiki. That's
[01:08:28] the not Reiki, Iceland. How do you rink?
[01:08:31] >> Rinkab.
[01:08:31] >> Rinkabik. That's the street in in little
[01:08:34] Islamabad or whatever they call it.
[01:08:35] Little little Mogadishu.
[01:08:38] >> There's a grenade attack where it's what
[01:08:40] we were very a very dangerous place. I
[01:08:42] mean could have gotten killed. Um did
[01:08:45] did you know anything about the
[01:08:46] government funding the Antifa
[01:08:48] headquarters?
[01:08:49] Is that true?
[01:08:51] >> Yeah. I heard with Cloen that it's gets
[01:08:53] money from the municipality. It gets
[01:08:56] money from different state subsidiaries.
[01:08:58] Christian is the real experts when it
[01:09:00] comes to investigating and exposing
[01:09:02] these organizations. But sadly for a
[01:09:05] long time it hasn't been a strange thing
[01:09:06] for the left-leaning government of
[01:09:09] Sweden to support these types of
[01:09:10] organization. Uh I they've been used to
[01:09:13] silence uh voices to scare people into
[01:09:16] submission. Uh there's been some some
[01:09:19] things are getting better now of course
[01:09:21] but for a long time you know they watch
[01:09:24] through their hands. They didn't even
[01:09:25] care about it. I used to be a organized
[01:09:28] with the Swedish Democratic Party for
[01:09:30] the first in the first parts of early
[01:09:32] 2010 when I was there. You know, pe
[01:09:35] ordinary people, worried citizens were
[01:09:37] getting access thrown in the doors. They
[01:09:39] tried to light a fire through the
[01:09:41] mailbox while children were sleeping
[01:09:43] their apartments. And you know, you met
[01:09:46] it with a gasp basically from the
[01:09:47] mainstream media. They didn't give a
[01:09:48] [ __ ] about it. Sorry for swearing. um
[01:09:52] they they uh they looked onto it and
[01:09:54] they didn't even really care. And of
[01:09:56] course, if somebody ever said something
[01:09:57] was like, "What did you do to deserve
[01:09:59] it?" So, the situation was extremely
[01:10:01] bad. Of course, finally, we have some
[01:10:04] sense of a conservative influence into
[01:10:07] the Swedish political sphere, but it's
[01:10:10] very fickle. Um and and it's uh you're
[01:10:14] you're starting to see some heavy push
[01:10:16] back by the liberal left, the leftist. I
[01:10:19] I want you to keep us uh uh Jacob, I
[01:10:21] want you to keep us surprised on the
[01:10:23] reaction when we put the full report
[01:10:25] online from the establishment. We have a
[01:10:28] headline today. This is from Kavar. I
[01:10:32] can't pronounce this.
[01:10:34] >> What is that?
[01:10:36] >> Can we put this on the screen, team?
[01:10:37] It's K V A R T A L. And it says that the
[01:10:42] last time that Americans visited
[01:10:44] Rinkabe, the Tim P with brilliant Changf
[01:10:47] Frick in 2017, I didn't realize Tim P
[01:10:50] had actually visited. The entire Swedish
[01:10:52] journalistic establishment erupted in
[01:10:53] outrage.
[01:10:55] So
[01:10:55] >> yeah, it it's a hilarious story because
[01:10:58] first he visited Malma, he met a person
[01:11:01] from a Green Party. Uh you can be happy
[01:11:03] you don't have a Green Party in the
[01:11:04] United States. They're usually crazy.
[01:11:06] They love Greta Thber. We do have a
[01:11:08] Green We did have a Green Party in the
[01:11:10] United States.
[01:11:11] >> Okay. I'm sorry to hear that.
[01:11:12] >> I think we do. It's It was I don't know
[01:11:14] how relevant there was Ralph Nater, but
[01:11:15] we have this headline. Last time that
[01:11:17] that uh American media was there, it was
[01:11:21] in 2017. I don't know if we can put it
[01:11:23] on the screen. I don't think we can. But
[01:11:25] thank you so much, Jacob. Parting words
[01:11:27] before we play our full report for the
[01:11:29] audience.
[01:11:30] >> Thank you so much for visiting Sweden to
[01:11:33] show what's going on. Um there is a lot
[01:11:36] of bad things here. A lot of people are
[01:11:37] fighting to try to get our countries
[01:11:40] back. It's a huge inspiration to what
[01:11:41] you guys are doing in the United States.
[01:11:43] Uh huge inspiration for us all. Thank
[01:11:45] you so much for your work and thank for
[01:11:46] letting me on. Thank you, Jacob. That
[01:11:49] was Jacob from Ricks. This is the
[01:11:50] largest independent news news media in
[01:11:53] Sweden, alternative right-wing media.
[01:11:57] So, when we get back from our sponsor,
[01:11:59] we're going to play the full report. Me
[01:12:01] dressed in this ridiculous costume going
[01:12:04] into the Antifa headquarters. and will
[01:12:06] also publish online the connection
[01:12:09] between the United States in Minnesota
[01:12:12] as well as the funding source from
[01:12:14] Portland, Oregon, Swedish couple. This
[01:12:17] is James O'Keefe. You know me for
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[01:12:20] corrupt elite account and its people to
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[01:14:49] We're at the rinkabe rinkabe tor which
[01:14:52] means center in Swedish. This place is
[01:14:54] called Little Mogadisho. We're going to
[01:14:57] um buy a kamis stylish in Stockholm. I
[01:15:02] am wearing a kamis in Stockholm. I look
[01:15:04] like a chef. Like a
[01:15:06] >> Swedish
[01:15:06] >> Swedish chef.
[01:15:09] >> So we're on Rinka Bistoic Street in
[01:15:11] Stockholm. And there's actually a
[01:15:13] daycare facility right over there.
[01:15:15] >> We have a pod room, but I don't think
[01:15:17] >> And music studio.
[01:15:18] >> Music studio. Yes.
[01:15:19] >> And it's totally taxpayer funded.
[01:15:23] >> [music]
[01:15:29] >> I'm wondering if I should go up to the
[01:15:30] Antifa house. [music]
[01:15:35] Look, it looks like killer clowns from
[01:15:37] outer space. We're knocking on the on
[01:15:40] the Antifa house. The door of the Antifa
[01:15:43] house in Stockholm. Look at this place.
[01:15:46] Look at the light.
[01:15:50] >> They're spying on us right now. Creepy.
[01:15:52] Listen.
[01:15:54] They're listening to us through the
[01:15:55] wall. You hear that?
[01:15:56] >> Yeah.
[01:15:57] >> You hear? They're in there, right?
[01:16:03] >> Just a peek.
[01:16:08] >> We're We're in the Antifa house. We're
[01:16:11] in the Antifa
[01:16:12] >> and we [music] got hunted by like 10
[01:16:15] masked people here.
[01:16:22] for the boys.
[01:16:28] >> We're in the Rick studio here in
[01:16:30] Stockholm, Sweden with Jacob. Say hello,
[01:16:33] Jacob.
[01:16:33] >> Hey, Jake.
[01:16:35] >> Yeah. This is the Citizen Journalism of
[01:16:37] Stockholm. We got You got 17 employees.
[01:16:40] >> 17 employees.
[01:16:40] >> 17 and and uh and growing.
[01:16:43] >> And uh we're going to go on the field
[01:16:45] soon. We got a massive security guard.
[01:16:47] Looks like a Viking over there. That guy
[01:16:49] is a big guy.
[01:16:51] >> We were in Stockholm, Sweden at Rick's
[01:16:53] headquarters, a rising alternative media
[01:16:55] organization deemed a national security
[01:16:57] threat by Swedish officials. Its leader,
[01:17:00] Jacob Hagnel, introduced us to perhaps
[01:17:02] the most fearless and renowned citizen
[01:17:04] journalist in Sweden, a young
[01:17:06] 23-year-old man named Christian
[01:17:08] Peterson.
[01:17:08] >> What prompted you to start doing this?
[01:17:10] >> The BLM riots.
[01:17:13] [laughter]
[01:17:13] >> Which song?
[01:17:15] >> We had some in my hometown. So uh oh
[01:17:18] here
[01:17:19] >> no in Genber this was the right
[01:17:33] >> and they they don't really care if they
[01:17:35] end up in jail because their benefits
[01:17:38] once
[01:17:40] stop. Okay. So this is one of my most
[01:17:43] viral videos. It's about me tricking a
[01:17:47] leftist Somali journalist.
[01:17:54] >> Wait, you're doing what? [laughter]
[01:17:56] >> She like wanted to date me, so I like
[01:17:59] recorded. [laughter]
[01:18:06] >> She leaked stuff about her office and so
[01:18:08] on. This is exactly what we do.
[01:18:15] I forgot to bring my vest. I didn't
[01:18:17] bring my vest.
[01:18:19] >> You see if you survive.
[01:18:20] >> I'm raw dogging this. [laughter]
[01:18:22] >> So, you understand what you're doing.
[01:18:24] >> It's going to become violent. We got
[01:18:25] this big biking here. It's going to take
[01:18:26] care of us.
[01:18:27] >> It It will be total [ __ ]
[01:18:29] >> The way I see it is that I um I walk the
[01:18:32] line, but I don't cross it. [laughter]
[01:18:34] >> The thing is when you're there, you
[01:18:36] don't really know where the line is.
[01:18:39] >> That's the My job is to know where the
[01:18:40] line is.
[01:18:41] >> Yeah. Yeah. Okay. Good luck.
[01:18:43] >> There there's like every summer there is
[01:18:45] like riots
[01:18:46] >> riots every summer. [laughter]
[01:18:48] >> But what's the what's the purpose of
[01:18:49] that?
[01:18:49] >> Because it's like so they have like a
[01:18:51] festival there. They're pro regime
[01:18:54] people and uh then there's been like
[01:18:57] riots there for a couple of years now
[01:18:59] because
[01:19:01] >> So
[01:19:03] yeah is the worst place in Sweden
[01:19:06] according to me.
[01:19:06] >> That's where we're going.
[01:19:07] >> Yeah. one afterwards.
[01:19:08] >> Great.
[01:19:09] >> And there's a lot of like gang gang
[01:19:11] violence.
[01:19:12] >> We're going to the worst place in
[01:19:14] Stockholm.
[01:19:19] >> And and then what is this? So this is
[01:19:21] the immigrant neighborhood here.
[01:19:22] >> Yeah. This is like the Somali uh area of
[01:19:26] Stockholm. Uh there's a lot of crime, a
[01:19:29] lot of gang violence here.
[01:19:31] >> They all live in that building.
[01:19:32] >> These buildings? Yeah.
[01:19:34] >> Oh. Are they going to break into our
[01:19:36] car?
[01:19:38] We'll see. I got insurance on this.
[01:19:40] >> We'll see.
[01:19:42] >> The city council, they put a lot of
[01:19:44] money on renovating these houses in
[01:19:47] order for it to not get too shabby,
[01:19:50] >> babe.
[01:19:50] >> But if you if you would go inside one of
[01:19:53] these places, it would smell like [ __ ]
[01:19:55] >> We always go to the nicest places. We
[01:19:57] don't go we we don't get to stop and
[01:20:00] smell the roses. We get to go to the the
[01:20:03] dangerous places. to the right there's a
[01:20:06] story about that bridge. I don't know
[01:20:08] that much.
[01:20:08] >> Sweden Democrats wants to demolish it
[01:20:11] because [laughter] they don't want the
[01:20:12] criminals from here
[01:20:13] >> to walk to the better side of town.
[01:20:16] That's something
[01:20:18] >> but the immigrants they want to keep it
[01:20:19] because they feel isolated if they
[01:20:21] >> if they get rid of the bish democrats or
[01:20:24] the conservatives or the socialists.
[01:20:26] >> The conservatives.
[01:20:28] >> Are there shootings or just knives?
[01:20:29] >> Yeah. No, no, no. a lot of also um uh
[01:20:34] like grenade attacks.
[01:20:36] >> They they they have grenade attacks.
[01:20:40] >> Yeah,
[01:20:40] >> like a they're going to throw a grenade
[01:20:41] grenade at us.
[01:20:42] >> Not at us, but they they usually uh find
[01:20:45] out who your family is and do it against
[01:20:48] your family instead.
[01:20:49] >> Oh, okay. They they they throw a grenade
[01:20:51] against your your family.
[01:20:52] >> That was Antifa. It was like a smoke
[01:20:55] grenade. But these people, the gang like
[01:20:58] drug uh gangs here, they are very
[01:21:01] dangerous.
[01:21:02] >> We're at the Rinkabe Rinkabe Tour, which
[01:21:05] means center in Swedish. White people
[01:21:07] don't go here. And we're going to go and
[01:21:09] walk around. And this is Christian,
[01:21:11] legendary citizen journalist from
[01:21:12] Sweden. And James O'Keefe reporting from
[01:21:15] Stockholm, Sweden.
[01:21:16] >> This place is called Little Mogadishu
[01:21:18] because it's mostly Somalis here.
[01:21:20] Actually,
[01:21:20] >> Little Mogadishu.
[01:21:22] >> Yeah.
[01:21:22] >> So, let's check it out. Do they do they
[01:21:24] speak English here? Uh,
[01:21:26] >> probably not. Not even Swedish.
[01:21:29] >> Do they speak Swedish?
[01:21:30] >> Not a lot.
[01:21:31] >> Not a lot.
[01:21:33] >> Ringabe [snorts] Square is extremely
[01:21:35] dangerous and you must not film overtly
[01:21:38] or it will immediately escalate to
[01:21:40] violence. So, we had our hidden cameras.
[01:21:43] >> I can tell this place is like instantly
[01:21:45] they go from like cold to hot like they
[01:21:48] they just come out and start attacking.
[01:21:50] Especially if you film,
[01:21:52] >> they can get You're not a very fearful
[01:21:55] person, are you?
[01:21:55] >> Not really.
[01:21:56] >> You don't really get afraid.
[01:21:57] >> I just manage to escape all the time. So
[01:22:00] >> escape [laughter] retreat.
[01:22:02] >> Yeah. Yeah. Usually I do.
[01:22:03] >> Do Do white people ever come here?
[01:22:05] >> Never.
[01:22:06] >> So white people are not not coming here.
[01:22:08] >> No. No. No.
[01:22:08] >> So we're sitting out.
[01:22:10] >> Look, they have like this traditional We
[01:22:12] can look at the Islamic shop here.
[01:22:15] >> Yeah. You can see they have burkas
[01:22:18] in this uh shop, dresses, burkas,
[01:22:22] everything like that. Totally uh
[01:22:24] different culture here, much like
[01:22:26] London. I needed something that broke
[01:22:28] the ice. And fortunately, we found a
[01:22:31] storekeeper that could sell us a kamiss,
[01:22:33] a skirt that Islamic men wore. I would
[01:22:35] pose as an expatriate American who
[01:22:38] converted to Islam.
[01:22:39] >> Hello.
[01:22:40] >> Hello. [snorts]
[01:22:41] >> Hello. What is it called? Um the the the
[01:22:43] burka. What is this called?
[01:22:46] What are you wearing?
[01:22:47] >> Yeah. What is it called?
[01:22:48] >> What about for the men on the bottom of
[01:22:50] their legs? What is that called?
[01:22:53] >> A kumse.
[01:22:54] >> Yeah.
[01:22:54] >> Can
[01:22:55] >> Can an American wear a a kamish?
[01:22:57] >> Yeah. All people
[01:22:59] >> We're going to um buy a kamise.
[01:23:03] >> It's It's the skirt.
[01:23:06] [clears throat]
[01:23:06] >> I would want I'd like one.
[01:23:08] >> Yeah.
[01:23:09] >> Maybe I should try it on just to make
[01:23:10] sure.
[01:23:11] >> Okay. I try it on right now.
[01:23:12] >> It's a dressing room.
[01:23:13] >> Dressing room. Yeah,
[01:23:15] >> I'm stylish in Stockholm.
[01:23:19] >> No, you're nice. Let's get married.
[01:23:21] >> I'm an American.
[01:23:23] >> In Stockholm.
[01:23:24] >> Stockholm.
[01:23:25] >> I am an American. Look.
[01:23:26] >> Wow.
[01:23:27] >> Look at this.
[01:23:28] >> I I thought I was going to
[01:23:30] >> I thought I was going to come to Sweden
[01:23:33] and be like a Swedish guy, but I'm
[01:23:36] wearing What is this?
[01:23:38] >> I am wearing a kamis in Stockholm.
[01:23:40] >> I'm getting jazz.
[01:23:41] >> Can I wear it outside?
[01:23:43] >> Yeah, why not? Mhm.
[01:23:45] >> Nice story out there.
[01:23:47] >> I mean,
[01:23:48] >> where's all this money?
[01:23:49] >> Wait, it looks like one of these, you
[01:23:50] know,
[01:23:52] it's like a shower.
[01:23:53] >> It needs to be It needs to be It needs
[01:23:55] to be bigger.
[01:23:56] >> I look like a chef. Like a
[01:23:58] >> Swedish
[01:23:58] >> Swedish chef.
[01:24:05] >> Okay, I buy it.
[01:24:06] >> All right. Hopefully, I don't get
[01:24:07] killed. I thought that was euros. I
[01:24:09] brought euros to Sweden.
[01:24:11] >> We have our own currency.
[01:24:12] >> Your own currency.
[01:24:13] shows you how much I know.
[01:24:15] >> Yeah.
[01:24:15] >> Thank you.
[01:24:16] >> Thank you.
[01:24:16] >> So, we're here. I just went in to buy
[01:24:19] the the appropriate attire in Sweden.
[01:24:24] You know, my my friend Christian here
[01:24:26] tells me that they really do want to
[01:24:28] convert everybody. So, hopefully I don't
[01:24:31] stick out like a sore thumb, although I
[01:24:32] feel like it. So, we're on Rinka Bistoic
[01:24:35] Street in Stockholm, and there's
[01:24:37] actually a daycare facility right over
[01:24:39] there called House of the Future where
[01:24:42] there's 15 employees, $5,000 a month for
[01:24:45] each employee, and they give like free
[01:24:47] music and free video games and stuff to
[01:24:50] to teenagers or whatever.
[01:24:52] >> Also, cooking lessons.
[01:24:54] >> Cooking lessons. And people like you can
[01:24:57] drive a race car experience. So, I'm
[01:24:59] going to go in there and try to get a
[01:25:00] tour and see if anybody's in there. and
[01:25:03] see what's going on and maybe show them
[01:25:05] some of my dance moves.
[01:25:06] >> Hello, I'm James. I'm American Islamic.
[01:25:09] >> Okay.
[01:25:10] >> And I hear you. I'm a tourist, but I
[01:25:11] hear you uh you do podcasts here.
[01:25:14] >> Yeah, we do. We don't do podcast. We uh
[01:25:18] we have a pod room, but I don't think
[01:25:20] >> And music studio.
[01:25:21] >> And music studio. Yes. And we
[01:25:23] >> And it's totally taxpayer funded.
[01:25:25] >> Yeah. Yeah.
[01:25:26] >> Yeah. So, you can go inside here for
[01:25:27] free.
[01:25:28] >> Yeah.
[01:25:28] >> Yeah.
[01:25:30] I can make some music.
[01:25:31] >> Teenagers. What about um what about like
[01:25:33] EDM electronic dance music?
[01:25:36] >> What about house music?
[01:25:38] >> I don't have any idea. Um that's not my
[01:25:41] uh like like
[01:25:42] >> my area.
[01:25:43] >> Rufus D Soul.
[01:25:44] >> Huh?
[01:25:45] >> Have you heard of Rufus Doul?
[01:25:46] >> No, I never heard that.
[01:25:47] >> It's um they're big in Australia.
[01:25:49] >> Okay. Are you from Australia or
[01:25:51] >> No, I'm from the United States, but I
[01:25:52] love Rufus and I
[01:25:54] >> I can show you around if you want to.
[01:25:56] >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I would love that. We
[01:25:58] heard all about the learing center for
[01:25:59] Somali in Minnesota from Nick Shirley.
[01:26:02] The commies worked and the man at the
[01:26:04] front desk of this location offered me a
[01:26:06] tour.
[01:26:09] >> Make some beats.
[01:26:11] >> Oh, nice.
[01:26:14] You have the Do you have the DJ board?
[01:26:16] >> DJ.
[01:26:17] >> It's like a turntable.
[01:26:19] >> Maybe.
[01:26:22] >> So, this is all funded by the government
[01:26:24] >> basically.
[01:26:25] >> Nice. Beautiful.
[01:26:26] >> Basically. Yeah,
[01:26:27] >> I love this.
[01:26:28] >> This is the dance hall.
[01:26:30] >> Oh, the dancing. Um, I want to show you
[01:26:32] my moves.
[01:26:33] >> I can do this. How many people can do
[01:26:35] this move?
[01:26:36] >> Ready?
[01:26:38] >> It's got to load.
[01:26:41] [music]
[01:26:55] >> That wasn't good, right? for
[01:26:59] a while since I had your attention.
[01:27:02] >> I just want to show you my driving
[01:27:05] simulator. This is the driving
[01:27:06] simulator,
[01:27:07] >> man. May I?
[01:27:08] >> Yeah, but it's very complicated. If you
[01:27:10] know how to start, you can
[01:27:11] >> Oh, I know how to do stick shift.
[01:27:12] >> Okay, try.
[01:27:13] >> Okay. Vroom vroom.
[01:27:16] >> You have to [laughter]
[01:27:17] >> How do I do it?
[01:27:19] >> I don't know how to start it. But
[01:27:20] >> you don't know how? There's a button
[01:27:22] somewhere. Yeah.
[01:27:23] >> I think this like maybe a computer near
[01:27:25] you that room.
[01:27:27] >> How many employees do you have?
[01:27:29] >> 15 full time.
[01:27:31] >> Yeah. 15.
[01:27:33] >> James, he said that they have 15
[01:27:35] full-time employees.
[01:27:37] >> 15 employees. One employee in Sweden
[01:27:40] cost around $4 to $5,000 a month. So I
[01:27:44] see. And how much [clears throat] does
[01:27:45] it cost to use this place?
[01:27:48] >> It's free.
[01:27:48] >> It's free. Granties.
[01:27:50] >> Yeah. Granties. Who who is paying?
[01:27:53] [snorts] Usually you don't you don't
[01:27:54] charge anything like you know tax for
[01:27:56] >> nothing. And you have 15 employees
[01:27:59] >> I think. So I think
[01:28:01] >> I'm not I'm not the only one who has
[01:28:03] like
[01:28:04] >> Yeah. balances.
[01:28:06] >> It's very good
[01:28:06] >> around this.
[01:28:07] >> You're very kind. Thank you. Thank you.
[01:28:09] Like if you think about it, 15 employees
[01:28:13] have like one employee in Sweden cost
[01:28:16] around 4 to $5,000 a month because we
[01:28:20] have 50% taxes in Sweden. So if you you
[01:28:24] do the math, how much?
[01:28:25] >> It's a lot of money. 15 * 5,000
[01:28:27] completely free
[01:28:30] >> and for nothing really. Like people can
[01:28:32] use to get their own homes.
[01:28:33] >> Yeah, it's interesting. They talk about
[01:28:35] the importance of immigration and the
[01:28:37] importance of unifying people, but what
[01:28:39] you begin to realize, and obviously you
[01:28:41] all suspect this to be true, but seeing
[01:28:43] it with my own eyes is is just how
[01:28:45] isolated
[01:28:47] this population is.
[01:28:48] >> And there's a lot of, you know, places
[01:28:50] where you can send money abroad [snorts]
[01:28:53] is they send a lot of money abroad here.
[01:28:55] >> Yeah.
[01:28:56] >> This is a
[01:28:58] uh bank for sending money abroad. Well,
[01:29:02] this is a this is a bank for sending
[01:29:04] money abroad here. Western Union. What's
[01:29:07] the name of this street?
[01:29:08] >> Uh, Rinky. This is like the main road of
[01:29:11] Rinkik.
[01:29:12] >> Rink stalker.
[01:29:14] >> Yeah. Rink stalker.
[01:29:16] >> Actually, many Somali from Sweden are
[01:29:19] moving to the UK now because there are
[01:29:21] more benefits there. More benefits in
[01:29:23] every kingdom. But sometimes they get
[01:29:25] double benefits from Sweden and from UK.
[01:29:28] And then they use the sticking to the
[01:29:30] money.
[01:29:32] >> You like super bass. Uh Christian, you
[01:29:35] love Nicki Minaj.
[01:29:38] >> Christian loves Nicki Minaj.
[01:29:40] >> Look at this.
[01:29:40] >> Yeah, I actually broke up with my
[01:29:42] girlfriend like one week ago and I
[01:29:45] listened to Super Base.
[01:29:47] >> Does it remind you of her?
[01:29:48] >> What?
[01:29:49] >> Does it remind you of her?
[01:29:50] >> No, it's like more uh a thing that I've
[01:29:54] listened to since we broke. just to get
[01:29:57] your mind off of it. Okay,
[01:30:02] >> that's the damnest thing I've ever
[01:30:04] heard. [laughter]
[01:30:06] >> This is the third time I've heard this
[01:30:08] song with Christian.
[01:30:10] [music]
[01:30:17] >> Let me hear that. [music]
[01:30:26] >> [music]
[01:30:27] >> This is the Antifa House of Sweden.
[01:30:29] >> The Antifa House.
[01:30:30] >> They have all of their like events there
[01:30:32] and it's really dangerous to go there
[01:30:34] for me.
[01:30:34] >> In Sweden, there's like a organization
[01:30:37] called Anti-fascist Action and they like
[01:30:41] uh do all sorts of violent attacks
[01:30:45] against conservatives and so on. So, I
[01:30:47] got some films here from 1st of May when
[01:30:50] we drove around here and we got hunted
[01:30:53] by like 10 masked people here in uh in
[01:30:57] our car and yeah, it was crazy. The land
[01:31:00] is owned by the municipality. Only the
[01:31:03] Sweden Democrats have brought it up in
[01:31:05] the local parliament that they shouldn't
[01:31:08] rent out to these people. So, they have
[01:31:10] like they also have like weapons
[01:31:11] training and everything.
[01:31:13] >> There's the Antifa house.
[01:31:15] >> Yeah.
[01:31:16] >> Yeah. Like I've been investigating
[01:31:17] Antifa for years and uh yeah, when I
[01:31:20] lived in Goththingberg, uh Antifa threw
[01:31:24] smoke grenades into my uh little
[01:31:27] sister's bedroom. They attacked my
[01:31:30] office building
[01:31:32] uh several times,
[01:31:34] vandalized my mother's car. Yeah, they
[01:31:37] they've been after me for years, even
[01:31:39] here in Stockholm also. Uh, so, um,
[01:31:42] yeah, I'm like the only journalist in
[01:31:46] Sweden who investigates these people.
[01:31:49] >> We're in Stockholm with Christian
[01:31:51] outside the Antifa. He can't go to the
[01:31:53] Antifa house cuz they'll kill him.
[01:31:56] >> I'm wondering if I should go up to the
[01:31:57] Antifa [music] house.
[01:32:04] [music]
[01:32:12] As we approached this colorful Antifa
[01:32:14] headquarters, we knew there were people
[01:32:16] inside and they were listening to us,
[01:32:19] but they wouldn't come out.
[01:32:22] We knocked on the big door and could
[01:32:25] hear them inside, but no answer.
[01:32:28] We're knocking on the the Antifa house,
[01:32:32] the door of the Antifa house in
[01:32:34] Stockholm. Look at this. Look at this
[01:32:36] place. Look,
[01:32:39] there's lights inside. Look, it looks
[01:32:42] like killer clowns from outer space.
[01:32:45] >> Holy [ __ ] Looks like
[01:32:48] >> circus tent.
[01:32:50] >> Had a lot of success here in Sweden. Me
[01:32:52] dressed like this. People letting us
[01:32:53] into the daycare facilities. People
[01:32:56] letting us inside these different
[01:32:58] offices because I'm dressed like I'm
[01:33:00] from Little Moadishu. And apparently
[01:33:02] Christian doesn't want to get near cuz
[01:33:04] they'll kill him.
[01:33:06] >> They're in there right now. Yeah,
[01:33:07] >> I heard them. I heard voices are moving.
[01:33:11] >> Yeah,
[01:33:11] >> they're watching us through the wall for
[01:33:12] sure.
[01:33:14] >> There's people inside. We don't know
[01:33:16] what it's like inside there, but uh one
[01:33:19] of the crazier things we've seen here in
[01:33:21] Stockholm.
[01:33:29] Wonder what's in there. They're spying
[01:33:31] on us right now.
[01:33:32] >> Creepy. Listen.
[01:33:35] They're listening to us through the
[01:33:36] wall. You hear that?
[01:33:37] >> Yeah.
[01:33:38] >> You hear? They're in there, right?
[01:33:43] >> The building is called Cyclopin or
[01:33:46] Cyclops because the original iteration
[01:33:48] had a single large window resembling an
[01:33:50] eye. It was constructed in 2007 by
[01:33:53] communist activists and anti-fascist
[01:33:55] groups. It was burned down in 2008,
[01:33:57] allegedly by fascists. And what we see
[01:34:00] here is the reconstructed version built
[01:34:02] in 2013.
[01:34:03] >> A house to produce instead of consume to
[01:34:06] share what otherwise must be private and
[01:34:08] where there is room to experiment
[01:34:10] [music] with time, life, and work. The
[01:34:12] day after the fire, it was decided that
[01:34:14] the project would be redone.
[01:34:16] >> It's amazing to compare the rendition of
[01:34:17] what the building looked like before and
[01:34:19] what it eventually turned into. A
[01:34:21] graffiti laced clown barn from hell with
[01:34:24] anarchist imagery all over the side. And
[01:34:27] they have what? What is inside there?
[01:34:29] Just as I was wishing I could get
[01:34:31] inside, a man in black block walked
[01:34:33] around the side smoking a cigarette.
[01:34:36] >> Hey,
[01:34:38] >> he saw me dressed in full Muslim garb
[01:34:41] and he let his guard down immediately.
[01:34:43] >> Hello.
[01:34:44] >> I'm I'm first lady.
[01:34:47] >> You speak English?
[01:34:48] >> Yes. I I'm from America.
[01:34:50] >> Recently moved here. I want to get
[01:34:52] involved, you know.
[01:34:54] >> Yeah. We have a home page.
[01:34:57] >> This is
[01:34:59] so you can go
[01:35:00] >> What is it called?
[01:35:02] >> Cyclop. Um I'd like to help out.
[01:35:04] >> Yeah. And on the homepage
[01:35:08] furthest down on the on the page you
[01:35:11] havein.com.
[01:35:14] >> Okay.
[01:35:14] >> You can write to us and ask when next
[01:35:17] meeting is and
[01:35:18] >> thank you.
[01:35:18] >> You can come to the meeting.
[01:35:19] >> What is inside of there?
[01:35:21] >> I can show you.
[01:35:23] Okay.
[01:35:25] I realized in that moment my hypothesis
[01:35:27] is correct. There is no way that Antifa
[01:35:30] can say no to an Islamic person for fear
[01:35:33] of being prejudiced.
[01:35:34] >> We are not Antifa. We are though we are
[01:35:38] democratic socialist. Okay.
[01:35:42] >> And as the man who's smoking a cigarette
[01:35:44] claimed that they're not Antifa. We
[01:35:46] walked right past an Antifa symbol on
[01:35:49] the side of the barn as he was saying
[01:35:51] that
[01:35:52] >> we like Antifa or something.
[01:35:55] >> Yeah.
[01:35:56] >> Specially political agenda here.
[01:36:00] >> Just a peek. Yeah.
[01:36:02] Just a peek.
[01:36:04] >> This is a culture house.
[01:36:05] >> Culture house.
[01:36:08] >> Oh, so nice.
[01:36:12] >> Stage.
[01:36:13] >> This room is upstairs, too.
[01:36:14] >> Wow. This is so nice.
[01:36:18] >> Wow.
[01:36:18] >> Now we were finally inside. It appeared
[01:36:21] to be a threestory structure with stairs
[01:36:24] to different levels.
[01:36:25] >> This is a culture house.
[01:36:30] >> There
[01:36:33] you cyclopenh.com.
[01:36:37] Yes.com.
[01:36:39] >> On the side of the wall was their
[01:36:40] mission statement. What stood out to us
[01:36:42] were two things that Cyclopin wants to
[01:36:45] be an infrastructure vehicle for a
[01:36:47] larger political movement in Sweden and
[01:36:49] internationally. And Cyclopin is run by
[01:36:52] direct democratic principles. Everybody
[01:36:55] who uses the House Center has a right to
[01:36:57] decision-m.
[01:36:58] >> Yeah, as you can see, it has some there
[01:37:01] may be traces. [laughter]
[01:37:03] >> No cops. No Nazis. We like this. We like
[01:37:06] no Nazis. At that moment, they closed
[01:37:09] the big iron door behind us. There was
[01:37:11] now no turning back. They did not know
[01:37:13] we were filming. One of my two friends
[01:37:16] had a hidden camera and was terrified
[01:37:18] that the door was closed behind us.
[01:37:20] >> I don't know if you allow um the Islamic
[01:37:23] people to be in here.
[01:37:25] >> Of course.
[01:37:26] >> Thank you.
[01:37:28] >> For me, can I do the the prayer on the
[01:37:31] [laughter]
[01:37:32] >> Very good. because those would be good
[01:37:34] to do the the you know
[01:37:35] >> I started to break the ice pun intended
[01:37:38] chanting [ __ ] Ice the blackw wearing
[01:37:42] Antifa members chanted alongside me
[01:37:45] >> I like that no Nazis
[01:37:48] that's why I left [ __ ] Ice that's why I
[01:37:50] left the United States
[01:37:51] >> Ice
[01:37:53] upstairs too with a little
[01:37:57] breezy
[01:38:00] >> Wow this is so Beautiful.
[01:38:04] >> Thank you.
[01:38:07] [clears throat]
[01:38:07] >> This is all done.
[01:38:10] This is
[01:38:10] >> so nice.
[01:38:11] >> Cool place.
[01:38:12] >> Very very cool.
[01:38:16] >> We're We're in the Antifa house. We're
[01:38:19] in the Antifa.
[01:38:21] >> On the second story, the guy that let us
[01:38:23] in said he needed to determine if we
[01:38:25] were down for the cause before letting
[01:38:27] us be part of the team.
[01:38:29] >> Nice.
[01:38:32] You're welcome to be here, but we we
[01:38:34] came to see if you're here that you
[01:38:37] participate in whatever happening here.
[01:38:40] >> But of course, you can also just come
[01:38:42] here and drink some tea. I
[01:38:43] >> think
[01:38:46] all right. Thank you.
[01:38:47] >> You're welcome.
[01:38:49] >> Perfect.
[01:38:54] >> Thank you. Nice to meet you.
[01:38:56] >> Nice meeting you.
[01:38:57] >> So, you guys live here or you just hang
[01:38:58] out?
[01:38:59] >> No. or I live in the area.
[01:39:01] >> Oh, okay. Got it. Got it.
[01:39:03] >> All right. Bye-bye.
[01:39:04] >> Byebye.
[01:39:04] >> Thank you very much.
[01:39:06] >> Cheers.
[01:39:10] >> Christian was waiting in the getaway car
[01:39:12] a short distance away, and we walked
[01:39:14] briskly to his car. In situations like
[01:39:16] these, you must not run, but you must
[01:39:18] not walk too slow either. You must
[01:39:20] quickly get out of dodge and not look
[01:39:23] back.
[01:39:32] Oh my god.
[01:39:32] >> Can you turn it on, please?
[01:39:35] >> We just got out of this place. So, we we
[01:39:37] got inside
[01:39:38] >> and they brought us all the way
[01:39:39] upstairs. They opened the door
[01:39:41] >> and I said, "Can I do my Muslim prayer?"
[01:39:43] They said, "Absolutely." [laughter]
[01:39:46] >> Have you ever seen anything so absurd?
[01:39:48] It's a colorful building in the middle
[01:39:50] of like the the Scandinavian snowscape
[01:39:53] with just like clown show lights from
[01:39:55] from Dante's Inferno.
[01:39:57] >> But don't you want [laughter] the
[01:39:58] >> Cuz they're like, "We're not Antifa."
[01:40:00] And then they goes, "There's some sign
[01:40:02] of Antifa."
[01:40:04] >> So So they're going to be pissed at me.
[01:40:06] They let me in just because I'm wearing
[01:40:08] this.
[01:40:09] >> That's why they let me in.
[01:40:10] >> Yes.
[01:40:11] >> Holy [ __ ]
[01:40:12] >> Yes.
[01:40:12] >> We walk out and then we we walk.
[01:40:14] [clears throat] Let's go, go. and he's
[01:40:16] waiting in the getaway car because he
[01:40:17] can't get into the clown and show from
[01:40:19] outer space because they're going to
[01:40:20] kill him. So, he's our getaway driver.
[01:40:23] Are you sure you're okay with me you
[01:40:24] being in this video? They're going to
[01:40:26] come after you. Okay,
[01:40:28] >> they're after me to the max already. So,
[01:40:31] [laughter]
[01:40:32] there's nothing that I can do.
[01:40:34] >> As if that wasn't enough, Christian was
[01:40:36] determined to show us a second Antifa
[01:40:39] stronghold.
[01:40:40] >> It's It's the the brick building over
[01:40:42] there.
[01:40:42] >> Right here.
[01:40:42] >> Yeah.
[01:40:44] >> Okay. Okay. The brick building we're
[01:40:45] pulling up to right now.
[01:40:46] >> Yeah. Yeah. Look
[01:40:46] >> is the other Antifa building. Just pull
[01:40:48] right.
[01:40:50] >> Stop the car. Stop the car. Stop the
[01:40:51] car.
[01:40:51] >> So, this is the other Antifa building.
[01:40:55] >> That's it right there.
[01:40:56] >> Yeah. Yeah.
[01:40:57] >> Dang it.
[01:40:59] >> Show.
[01:41:04] >> And And they have a bar over here in
[01:41:06] that door.
[01:41:07] >> That's true. Right there.
[01:41:08] >> But it's looks a bit closed. It looks
[01:41:11] like it's closed, [clears throat] but
[01:41:12] that's the other Antifa building and the
[01:41:14] bar.
[01:41:15] >> Yeah, that's the cafe.
[01:41:16] >> So, until next time, Stockholm.
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