Pictures of a gypsy shanty town built in Malmo Sweden

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EU migrant camp at Industrial Road-Nobelvägen in Malmö are growing all the time. Here are some pictures from 2015-03-21 at the entrance to the beggars occupied the vacant lot that is now converted into a pure shantytown.

Might be worth thinking about the next time you use a shopping cart. You do not know if it is "reclaimed" from any store, and what in this case was in the basket where you put your food.

Perhaps the organization Reclaim the Streets can form a branch; "Reclaim our shopping carts"? Or "Reclaim our city"?

It was a beggar with the crutch that suddenly needed no crutch to support himself anymore. He started running at full gallop, right before everyone's eyes, as a core healthy 20-year-old into the camp (maybe he did not want to be in the picture?).

The traffic of varying vehicles in and out of the camp is constant. Township becoming big city (or "large township"?).

If someone pays p-charge of the charged area is not clear. Many of the beggars cars are exclusive which appears in the pictures here (even if it is not the most luxurious mercedsbilarna as one could see gypsies run around with back in the day). Among passenger cars is not a single "jalopy". However, when it comes to the caravans that are not all in top condition. Some of these caravans wonder how they managed to drag with it all the way from Romania.

In the background one can discern some of the largest villas in the occupied land. The kingdom's villas in the area is impressive but man living perhaps lacking here is the sea.

A steady stream of pallets can continuously into the camp. There must be several thousands pallets in the camp (except those used for firewood for stoves and cooking).

Seconds after this picture raging pallets. A few minutes later she came out again to retrieve a new warehouse pallets.

Brf burner, onto Industrial Way. Here a svenskskyltad car parked next to a rumänskskyltad car, between the caravans.

No children in sight, but it is well probable that as soon as beggars established themselves a little more in the township, they will fetch their children as well. Then step very close to that we will see children, and perhaps even children as young as in Romania, begging on the streets of Malmö.

One of the women we saw seems to be pregnant. Wondering what the City of Malmö for action as more and more of the Roma want to feed their children in Sweden (in addition to the already increased pressure on health care and dental care due to EU migrants)?

Bicycles seems to be no shortage of in the township.

There appears to be a surplus of pallets. Extra insulation? An electric fan heater standing in front of the building. Perhaps preparing the beggars to pull in power in the township? EON is across the street so there is maybe a little force to pick?

It is cooked in an open area that probably will soon be colonized.

Wonder what it will be for dinner?

The buildings erected extremely close together. Resembling a favela. Someone has jumped out of his

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