Restricting immigration not enough, we need large scale repatriation - Gustav Kasselstrand

Posted by DanielS on Wednesday, 05 September 2018 06:02.

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Comments:

Posted by Tallyrand on Thu, 06 Sep 2018 05:47 | #

Mr Kasselstrand is absolutely right. He is also the first political leader I have observed who makes that point.
Maybe Sweden has a future after all with young men like this.

Posted by Norway on Thu, 06 Sep 2018 06:13 | #

Thank you for your comment, Tallyrand.

And may Swedes gain confirmation in this effort from their Norwegian brothers and sisters:

“Norway Looks to Strip 1,600 Migrants of Refugee Status, Send Them Back to Somalia”

The Norwegian government has come under fire from pro-migrant groups after announcing it would be removing refugee status from some 1,600 Somalians and sending them back to Somalia, noting the situation in the country had improved. Source

Posted by Dr. Bilyana on censorship of Swedish rape stats on Thu, 06 Sep 2018 14:06 | #

Part II of II

Posted by Swedish Patriots to Kungsträdgården Friday! on Fri, 07 Sep 2018 02:38 | #

Swedish patriots to Kungsträdgården Friday!

Nya Dagbladet, 3 Sept 2018:

“AfS not granted official permit from Kungsträdgården - but will hold their finale there anyway”

Stockholm city has chosen to cancel Alternative from Sweden (AfS) from a Kungsträdgården permit, where the party had booked its finale on Friday. But despite being cancelled from the booking at Kungsträdgården, the party invites its supporters to be in place.

The opposition party, Alternatives for Sweden, is knocking on the door to the Riksdag. The party plans to hold its finale on Friday in Stockholm and has sold-out the Kungsträdgården. According to the party, they paid more than SEK 150,000 to book Kungsträdgården. The agreement was signed on July 18th.

But now, Stockholm City Council of Finance, Karin Wanngaard (S), announces that the party, who had booked the entire Kungsträdgården for Friday, would be cancelled. This is because the city of Stockholm does not rent premises or facilities to organizations that “do not support the democratic rule of law, do not endorse human rights and do not support equality between women and men.”

Recently, Alternative to Sweden’s Jeff Ahl, was reported to the police after scanning “Sweden for Swedes”, which is said to be a breach of the opinion of the HMF. This is something that weighed in Stockholm’s decision to cancel the party.

- “Our premises and facilities should not be used by those who want to harm our democracy. This applies equally regardless of what anti-democratic or extreme political orientation you support. Stockholmers have the right to feel that we are on their side, and an organization that actively targets Stockholmers is not welcome to use the resources of the city of Stockholm”, says Karin Wanngård, the Finance Council in a press release.

Representatives for Sweden are now raging against the decision of the City of Stockholm.

“It is obvious that this is politically motivated. In a rule of law, one should be considered innocent until the contrary has been proven, but here the majority of the city hall abolishes that principle. It becomes parody when they refer to legal certainty, says Gustav Kasselstrand, party chairman of AFS, in a press release.

Despite Stockholm City’s decision, Gustav Kasselstrand announced Alternative for Sweden will hold their finale in Kungsträdgården on the Friday as planned.

“Of course, we do not accept the decision from the city of Stockholm, but will hold a demonstration anyway. I urge everyone to go to Stockholm on Friday. “A paper tiger no longer. A Swedish tiger rushes-in! Everyone to the king!”, says Kasselstrand.

William Hahne, Deputy Party Leader for Alternatives for Sweden, told StockholmDirekt that the party plans to sue Stockholm City for breach of contract.