On today's show, Pelle Neroth Taylor provides insights into the current events in Europe. Later, he delves into the immigration crisis in the USA and Sweden, followed by a discussion of his book and views on JFK, including the question of who was behind the assassination.
GUEST OVERVIEW: Pelle Neroth Taylor began his career by writing for the Economist from the Baltic States during the early 1990s, a period marked by post-communist upheaval in Eastern Europe. He has remained a keen and attentive observer of European current affairs ever since. Pelle has lived in various European cities, including Brussels, Prague, London (his hometown), and now Sweden. Over the years, he has contributed articles to esteemed publications such as the Lancet, New Scientist, the Sunday Times, Financial Times, and the European. Additionally, he has worked on editing shifts at the Guardian, the Times, the FT Group, and the Independent on Sunday. For a decade, he served as a columnist focusing on European affairs for E&T magazine. With his increasing time in Sweden, Pelle has produced several documentary films, two of which are featured on Amazon Prime ("Sweden, Dying to be Multicultural" and "Cancel Nation"). He has also authored several ebooks, including "What did you do in the war Sweden?" and "The Life and Death of Olof Palme." Pelle currently resides in a small Swedish town with his girlfriend and a twelve-year-old cat.