Stockholm Plans For Half A Million Swedes To Die In Coming War Against Russia

Click to see the full-size image

NATO is preparing a war of aggression against Russia. Faced with a disastrous economic situation and shifting public opinion, the Euro-Atlantic elites simply have no choice. This has been signalled in many ways. Thousands of pieces of military equipment are now being loaded in US ports for shipment to Europe. Simultaneously, there are general and direct signals. One such signal came recently from the Swedish authorities who have begun to build new cemeteries for half a million people.

The Swedish newspaper Aftonbladet reports on the Swedish authorities’ plans for a future major war with Russia. A huge problem is the number of people who will die, estimated to be at least half a million. The big cities are now securing tens of hectares of land for burial sites.

– ‘If Stockholm is exposed to the kind of attack we see in Ukraine, a lot of people will die,’ Svante Borg, head of cemetery management in the city of Stockholm, told the newspaper.

Five per cent of the population means about half a million Swedes. The calculation comes from the Swedish Civil Defence Agency (MSB) and the Swedish Armed Forces, who have now instructed Sweden’s cemetery managers to plan for the burial of all those who died in the war. The plan also includes preparations to bury them all in coffins.

– A crematorium is dependent on electricity, and is often fuelled by gas. In war, there can be a shortage and you need a plan B. Then it is coffin burial that applies, and it takes much more space than an urn burial does, says Jan-Olof Olsson, administrator at MSB, to Aftonbladet.

According to a revelation from P4 Göteborg, a directive has been issued by the City of Gothenburg stating that a full ten hectares of land must be found for the planned mass graves.

– The planning also takes into account visiting troops from our NATO allies, and also fallen enemy troops. ‘This means that people from other parts of the world can be brought home later, and coffin burial ensures dignified treatment based on the traditions of the fallen,’ says Olsson.

In Stockholm, however, they feel they already have plenty of space for dead bodies.

– ‘For obvious reasons, I don’t want to point out exactly what our war planning looks like, but we have plans for places where we can bury in the ground. These are mainly our large cemeteries with a lot of land, such as Strandkyrkogården, Järva Cemetery and Råcksta Cemetery,’ says Svante Borg.

Borg understands that the planning is perceived as ‘scary’. At the same time, he believes it is necessary to make appropriate preparations for mass death.

– ‘When you talk about death in situations like this, it becomes scary. At the same time, we cannot avoid this, we must dare to talk about how to strengthen our society and act if we get the war here,’ he says.

MORE ON THE TOPIC:

• ‘Oreshniks’ In Belarus Deter NATO Aggression
• Trump’s Alleged Ukraine Plan Unacceptable To Russia, But NATO Doesn’t Even Want That
• NATO, Georgian Mercenaries Sent To Tbilisi For Escalation