This guy offered a free trip for journalists to 'crime ridden' Sweden. Big mistake

The latest twist in #LastNightInSweden: A free trip for journalists?

Quick update:

• At a campaign rally in Orlando, Donald Trump suggests there was a terrorist attack "last night in Sweden".
• Nothing had happened that night in Sweden.
• Trump is ridiculed by world, including former Foreign Minister Carl Bildt: "What has he been smoking?"
• Trump claims his words were based on a Fox News segment he saw, discussing Ami Horowitz's widely condemned documentary film about alleged violence committed by refugees.
• Some Trump supporters still believe that this is a media cover up, and that actually things are terrible in Sweden
• Ironic hashtag #JeSuisIKEA starts trending, in solidarity with the (non-existent) terrorist attack

And now... Infowars Editor at Large Paul Joseph Watson has decided to weigh in on the debate...

He, perhaps foolishly, wasn't prepared for this overwhelming response (although he really, really should've been...)

LBC Radio got in there like a flash:

As did other journalists:

In fact, teams of journalists were getting organised (which is impressive when you think about it)

Others were slightly more direct:

Some even helped him out with the tedious chore of booking flights:

Needles to say, people wanted results:

It's true, he just said 'any journalist':

Radio 3, in the house!

This is serious you guys.

Et tu, Paul?

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