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How the honest muslims work
The Social Insurance Agency was behind the Swedish gang miracle
Published April 23, 2025 at 10:44 AM
Domestic. Why Sweden has so many criminal gangs has puzzled those in power, since other European countries have also received many immigrants from the same problem groups. But yesterday it turned out that the uniquely Swedish assistance allowance is almost all just a scam – 89 percent of the disabled hire companies with "assistants" who are in fact gang criminals.
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It concerns private assistance companies that are hired by disabled people for tax money, a total of SEK 27 billion a year.
The only problem is that the so-called disabled are rarely disabled and that the so-called assistance companies rarely provide any assistance.
For gang criminals, it is attractive to "work" as a personal assistant without performing any assistance, as it provides the opportunity to be a full-time criminal and at the same time have a white income on paper.
The Swedish Social Insurance Agency's survey, which was released in full yesterday, shows that a full 89 percent of the "disabled" have chosen assistance companies where gang criminals "work" as personal assistants.
Can get more than the police.
In an average distribution, approximately 24 billion of the government's assistance allocations go directly to companies with criminal gang connections.
However, the criminals' share of the budget is likely even higher, as 100 percent of the 62 most successful assistance companies have criminal connections, according to the report.
With an allocation of at least 24 billion a year for gang crime, the investment is still less than the police budget, which is just under 45 billion this year.
But the Swedish Social Insurance Agency points out in the report that assistance fraud only constitutes a fraction of the gangs' income from privatized welfare. It could therefore be that the government's allocation to gang crime turns out to be greater than the allocation to the police when all budget items are added together.
According to police data from last year, there are a total of 62,000 gang criminals in Sweden.
80 percent immigrants
It is also clear that nearly 80 percent of those involved have a foreign background and that second-generation immigrants in particular are very active.
The fact that people "care for" relatives or family within the framework of assistance compensation does not mean that the need for help is genuine, but rather the opposite, the report shows.
"Previous investigations of assistance companies linked to organized crime show that these companies often present a white facade with correct accounting and good finances, but have criminal activities to varying degrees. The companies linked to organized crime have many users who are close relatives of active criminals, or with connections to them, and almost all had family assistance during the period," it says.
In addition to the assistance fraud itself, the Swedish Social Insurance Agency is struggling with various professional groups that help the criminal gangs. This concerns "false documents from occupational therapists, doctors and other professions," the report states.
