We all used to think of Sweden as a very "progressive" country. Now, alas, the word "progressive" has come to mean other, certain things.

In May 2011 Sweden hosted and funded the notorious "Palestinian" terrorist, Leila Khaled. As a member of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine, she hijacked an airplane in 1969.

In September, Sweden held the first official welcoming ceremony for a "Palestinian" representative. The government expressed support for efforts towards Palestine's statehood.

In November, the Swedish government funded an anti-Israel brochure titled "Colonialism and Apartheid. The Israeli Occupation in Palestine."

Let's not forget that Sweden is also the country that once awarded Yasir Arafat a Noble Peace Prize.

In the last two decades, in the name of "multicultural relativism" and "politically correct diversity", Sweden has allowed Muslim anti-infidel separatism to fester; of course, Swedish Jews, in Malmo in particular, have been cursed and assaulted by hostile Muslims.

Now, Sweden has once again demonstrated its failure to recognize a "good" Muslim from a "hostile" Muslim or terrorist. Rather than welcome the pro-Western Pakistani Khalid Saeed, who seeks political asylum, the Swedish Migration Board has turned down his application for political asylum. An appeal is underway.

A number of European and Scandinavian Free Speech societies, asked me to write a letter on his behalf to the Swedish government. Here is a partial version of that letter.