Katerina Janouch
On Sunday the Swedes gathered outside Parliament to protest against the UN migration agreement yet again.
And this time, the three main speakers were women.
Katerina Janouch
“A great deal of the men who have been brought in have a terrible view of women. And these men are heavily overrepresented in sex crimes. Which means that we don’t feel safe anymore. There is no “inviolability of women” anymore.”
“In New York, the final signature will be made on 19 December. This means that large migration from the Middle East and Africa will be normalised. Our social safety net and social structure will be permanently destroyed”, she continued.
Another speaker, singer, voice coach and social debater Bianca Muratagic, said:
“We are here today to express our dissatisfaction with the injustices in our country due to our politicians irresponsible and failed refugee politics.”
“We refuse to compromise our freedom, democracy and our fundamental rights. We refuse to live in an insecure, dangerous country that is imploding because the state can no longer guarantee the safety of women and children.”
The third female speaker was 15-year-old student Izabella Nilsson Jarvandi.
She pointed out that the Swedes may not demonstrate in the same way as the French, but that one should be careful with angering sons and daughters of the Vikings preparing for rebellion.
Izabella Nilsson Jarvandi
She ended her speech with “Long live Sweden!”. The audience cheered and applauded her enthusiastically while chanting “Sweden, Sweden, Sweden”.
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