H/T to Chris Blattman. This is from a collection of recruiting videos put together by Gawker.
September 4, 2010
Swedish army gets serious about recruiting women
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October 6, 2009
If you can’t believe Xinhua, who can you believe?
Lester Haines had a lot of fun composing this, um, fascinating report from the Chinese news agency, Xinhua:
Chinese media finger Swedish lesbian enclave
Mythical city of Sapphic luuuurvChinese media have confirmed what we in the West suspected all along: that concealed in the northern Swedish woods is a city of 25,000 women, many of whom have turned to Sapphic love to satiate their natural Scandinavian sexual desires.
According to news agancy Xinhua, the all-female enclave is called “Chako Paul City”, and was founded in 1820 by a “wealthy widow”. The city is guarded by two blonde sentries who prevent men from entering. Those chaps who do unwisely attempt to force the issue risk being “beaten half to death” by Nordic gender police.
Women, though, are welcome to visit Chako Paul City, which boasts a burgeoning tourist industry with hotels and restaurants catering for international guests. Locals, however, are discouraged from leaving their female paradise, and those who do “are only allowed to re-enter Chako Paul City if they agree to bathe and undertake several other measures designed to ensure that their out-of-town trysts don’t negatively affect the mental state of other women in the town”.
Sounds like an old post in alt.sex.stories.swedish to me . . .
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September 23, 2009
Swedish military bust-out
Sweden is having some problems with essential parts of their military equipment, specifically the bras issued to female troops:
Flimsy military brassieres are unable to stand up to the strains imposed when female Swedish troops perform “rigorous exercises”, routinely bursting open or even catching fire — so forcing busty young conscripts to hurriedly strip off in the field.
The revelations come courtesy of the Gothenburg Post and English-language Swedish journal The Local. The Post reported yesterday on concerns raised by the Swedish Conscription Council, an organisation concerned with the rights of conscript troops in the Swedish forces.
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