To my great sorrow, Sverigedemokraterna (SD – Sweden Democrats) have a hard time implementing positive change in the parliament.
They have to contend with anti-Swedish agents of the regime (Liberalerna – the “Liberals”, for example) that they are supposedly in a coalition with. Add to this their actual opponents (Social Democrats, primarily).
Many obstacles for sure.
However, being the second largest party in Sweden, they definitely have the capacity to impose positive change – were it not for a lack of will.
There are, of course, some in SD with courage and will galore. But we need more of them in the party.
Thus, I repeat my previous recommendation – we need to get more driven individuals (with a good moral compass – i.e. those who put Sweden and the Swedes first) into political parties (SD in particular).
The good individuals in SD need reinforcements.
Even during this “Conservative” government, citizenships have been handed out en masse to non-Europeans (sure votes for the Social Democrats in the upcoming election).
So their passivity in this regard (i.e. not closing the borders and not revoking citizenships) has, I am afraid, lost them the coming election.
We still have time, but not so much time that we can afford be lazy.
To my great sorrow, Sverigedemokraterna (SD – Sweden Democrats) have a hard time implementing positive change in the parliament.
They have to contend with anti-Swedish agents of the regime (Liberalerna – the “Liberals”, for example) that they are supposedly in a coalition with. Add to this their actual opponents (Social Democrats, primarily).
Many obstacles for sure.
However, being the second largest party in Sweden, they definitely have the capacity to impose positive change – were it not for a lack of will.
There are, of course, some in SD with courage and will galore. But we need more of them in the party.
Thus, I repeat my previous recommendation – we need to get more driven individuals (with a good moral compass – i.e. those who put Sweden and the Swedes first) into political parties (SD in particular).
The good individuals in SD need reinforcements.
Even during this “Conservative” government, citizenships have been handed out en masse to non-Europeans (sure votes for the Social Democrats in the upcoming election).
So their passivity in this regard (i.e. not closing the borders and not revoking citizenships) has, I am afraid, lost them the coming election.
We still have time, but not so much time that we can afford be lazy.
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