Video summary
The speaker opens by expressing deep disturbance over Fredrik Reinfeldt, a former Swedish Prime Minister from 2006 to 2014, currently campaigning for the Moderate Party. The narrator identifies Reinfeldt as one of the most villainous figures in Swedish history due to his tenure overseeing what he describes as mass immigration from the third world, which has allegedly led to significant social strain, including welfare dependency and crime among new arrivals. Despite these alleged failures, the Moderates have not issued an apology for the suffering caused or acknowledged their role in destroying their own political standing by welcoming policies that alienated traditional voters. The speaker argues that this lack of accountability is particularly egregious given Reinfeldt's recent controversial statement suggesting that right-wing extremists should not be surprised when they face violent attacks, as their politics are inherently hateful.
To illustrate the hostile environment faced by nationalists during Reinfeldt's era, the narrator recounts two personal experiences from 2014. In one instance, a young student openly supported the Sweden Democrats in a classroom at Uppsala University and was met with an oppressive silence that highlighted the prevailing left-wing tension. In a more severe case, a friend weighing around 60 to 70 kilograms was hospitalized after being jumped by left-wing extremists shortly after leaving a nationalist gathering, an incident that received no condemnation from major political parties. These anecdotes serve to underscore the speaker's belief that Reinfeldt's rhetoric normalized violence against right-wing individuals and contributed to a climate where such attacks were excused rather than condemned.
The transcript also details a significant shift in Swedish societal attitudes over the last decade, noting that views on immigration and national identity have moved dramatically to the right. The speaker now openly advocates for mass remigration and the death penalty, positions that would have been considered devilish only five years ago. This cultural evolution has allowed more radical statements to gain traction, with even some Sweden Democrats now supporting the repatriation of up to 800,000 people. Consequently, the political landscape is expected to be dominated by either the Social Democrats or the Sweden Democrats, leaving the Moderates as a declining force unless they align themselves with the more right-wing Sweden Democrats.
Finally, the speaker offers strategic voting advice and a call to action for both parties involved in the current coalition government. He urges voters to choose the Sweden Democrats over the Moderates, arguing that the former should serve as the senior partner capable of pushing the latter toward implementing necessary changes like lower immigration, cheaper energy, and stricter criminal punishments. The narrator demands that the Moderate Party disavow Reinfeldt immediately, stating that his continued association with such a figure is damaging to Swedish society and ensures the Moderates will never regain power. He concludes by warning the Sweden Democrats that while negotiation is necessary in parliament, they must remain vigilant about allies who excuse violence against their members, emphasizing that true loyalty requires rejecting anyone who minimizes attacks on political opponents.
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All right, where to even begin? Yes, I
will begin with saying that I saw
something that was rather disturbing to
say the least. I saw Fredrik Reinfeldt,
one of the most villainous characters in
Swedish history. He campaigned now for
the Moderates. Now, for my international
audience, I need to introduce this
villainous individual.
My fellow Swedes, you will understand
perfectly well when I say that this was
disturbing to see him campaigning for
the Moderates. This man, Fredrik
Reinfeldt, was the Prime Minister of
Sweden from 2006 to 2014.
And during his reign, Sweden saw a mass
immigration from the third world. Not
only that, because we've had this before
and after as well, especially before
under the Social Democrats, but this is
the party leader, or was the party
leader for the Moderates, who are now,
you know, they've changed their ways
ever so slightly, or rather the Sweden
Democrats have forced them to change
their ways. But still, I haven't really
seen any apology from the Moderates. I
haven't seen any apology from him or the
Moderates saying, you know, we are sorry
for all of the suffering we've caused
the Swedish people. So, not only that,
not only did the Moderates oversee a
mass immigration from the third world,
which by the way has resulted in that
the Moderates will never be in charge
again. It will either be the Sweden
Democrats or the Social Democrats
because all of these third world
immigrants that you welcomed, many are
now on welfare, many have committed
crimes, they will not vote for you. They
will not vote for the Moderates.
So, you destroyed your own party, by the
way. So, anyway, what makes it even more
distasteful was that, and you remember
this, many Swedes, you remember this.
So, he said
something really disturbing, and I'm
paraphrasing now. There was a question
regarding, you know, there's a lot of
violence being committed against the
Sweden Democrats. Do we not have a an
open society of democracy and free
speech and everything like that? And he
said, "They shouldn't be surprised
because their politics it's hateful or
something like that. So, they shouldn't
be surprised that they get violently
attacked." That was his statement. Now,
I remember in 2014, I will give two
examples of just how how crazy things
were back then. First, a little less of
a severe example. So, this was when I
was a a young student in Uppsala.
Of course, student towns are often a bit
more left, but I said in the classroom I
said, "You know, I support the
Democrats." And this was in 2014 and the
entire room was just silent and I could
touch the atmosphere. I could touch the
tension. They did not like it at all.
So, again, I'm too autistic to care
about the opinions of normies, but still
it was a
quite specific
experience to be sure.
A bit more of a severe example. I and a
strongman friend of mine, OGs will
remember him as the Abellion Bull. So,
140 kilos strongman.
And me, the Great Lion, we'd been at a a
party, a social function with some
nationalists. So, this was also in in
the autumn of 2014. Now, we left the
party. The next day we find out that a
younger guy, small guy, maybe like 60-70
kilos or so, he had gotten jumped by
some left-wing extremists. They had
hospitalized him. And this must have
been like 20 minutes after we had left
the the local. So, we found out the day
after that they must have been around
looking for an easy victim, these
left-wing extremists. Yeah, he survived,
but he was hospitalized at least. And
you know, no no big deal, no
condemnation from any of the big parties
or anything like that. Again, the
statement of Fredrik Reinfeldt, and this
is what makes me so angry.
Suit yourself if you propose politics,
if you if you have the audacity to be so
right-wing extreme that you want to
close the border or you want to reduce
immigration a bit.
Now, I want to say something also when
we talk about the zeitgeist. I'm a lot
more radical now than I was back in the
day because now I propose mass
remigration and the death penalty. Back
in the day I didn't, but now I'm less
controversial than I was only
5 years ago because society has shifted
so much to the right. Now I can say in
any given conversation, I want mass
remigration and I want the death
penalty. Many normies, they will agree
with me here.
10 years ago, if you said we should
maybe think about reducing immigration a
bit, then you were seen as the devil
himself. So, the shift in zeitgeist has
been phenomenal. Something Yeah, it
should be studied in in the future, the
shift of zeitgeist in Sweden from like
2014 to Yeah, 2026 or something like
that. And I've seen it with my own eyes.
I've seen
in normal conversations how people
perceive you. Again, I'm more radical
now than I've ever been because this
year I've been outspoken for death
penalty and also more focus on
remigration. Before in earlier years,
and this is also the journey many Sweden
Democrats they've made. Before they were
a bit like, "Oh, you know, we need to
maybe reduce immigration." But now many
of them are openly proclaiming that we
need remigration, including the person I
will vote for.
Richard Jomshof, he has said we need to
repatriate 800,000 people, which is a
fair assessment to be perfectly honest.
Now anyway, that is Fredrik Reinfeldt
and that is how society looked in Sweden
only like 10, 12, 15 years ago.
Completely different scenario,
completely different. Now you can be a
lot more outspoken and and also the
reason I've said for many years that if
you want to engage yourself in
pro-European politics, you need to you
need to be
fit and healthy and you need to be able
to back up your position. You need to be
able to defend yourself. So, I don't
know. Thanks for all of the motivation
for training MMA, it's been necessary.
So, I probably would have done it anyway
because it's good for your mental health
to to train, but it's also been a
necessity to constantly been
aware. So, I've said this before, I'll
say it again. Over these last 10 years,
13 years, ever since I became
a
figure of some notoriety, I have been
ready for whatever. I don't know who
approaches in the street, but, you know,
always ready. And that is to a certain
extent also due to the statement of our
prime minister. So, again, he's not some
sort of left-wing extremist. He was
supposedly on the right, but he still
excused violence being committed against
nationalists. So, when I see then
the moderates, they are still friendly
with this guy, they invite him to work
for to campaign for them, that is
absolutely crazy. Yeah, of course, that
bothers me. You should, and I'm talking
to any moderates now, you should disavow
this individual. You should say, "You're
not welcome in this party anymore."
Now, also, we have a situation, and I
will explain now, again, for my
international audience,
I will simplify the Swedish political
situation at the moment. So, we have
three big parties. We have the Social
Democrats.
They used to be a party for the Swedish
working class. Now, they are a party for
criminals and the people on welfare. Uh
that's essentially it.
Uh so, they switched. They betrayed the
Swedish working class. They replaced
them with immigrants from the third
world. Now, some Swedes, they still
don't understand this. I will make a
separate video explaining this, but that
is what they are now. They are also the
biggest party.
They don't like me. I don't like them.
Then, we have the Sweden Democrats, and
then we have the moderates. The
moderates and Sweden Democrats, they are
in a coalition.
Now, then,
if you,
my dear fellow Swedes, if you think,
"Should I vote for the Sweden Democrats
or the moderates?" I would absolutely
encourage you to vote for the Sweden
Democrats. Now, you might say, "Oh, why
does it matter?" Because they
they're still added together, the
Moderates and the Sweden Democrats.
Because they're in a coalition. So, as
long as they get enough votes to
outscore the socialists, then all is
good. But, keep in mind, who do you want
to be the senior partner in that
relationship? I want the Sweden
Democrats to be the senior partner, so
they can force the Moderates to
implement good changes, which they have
done over these last 4 years. I don't
think the Moderates would have done the
good work they have actually done.
Because I will admit it, despite the
pain and suffering the Moderates have
caused on Sweden in previous years,
over the last 4 years, some of them they
worked
Yeah, they worked hard and done good
things. But, I also want to give credit
to the Sweden Democrats for actually
having pushed the Moderates in that
direction. So, we can ask ourselves,
who do we want in the senior position in
this relationship? The Sweden Democrats,
who can push the Moderates to the right
to implement good changes. So, So, we're
talking about cheaper food, cheaper gas,
lower immigration, remigration, harder
punishments for criminals. All of these
things, it's because the Sweden
Democrats have pushed the Moderates in
that direction. So, you can ask
yourself, yes, it will hopefully be a
right-leaning government, but who do you
want more power? Who do you want to have
more power in that constellation? For
sure, the Sweden Democrats, definitely.
So, I still wish the Moderates they will
get a lot of votes, so they can sup-
port the Sweden Democrats. But, in their
relationship, I definitely want the
Sweden Democrats to be the senior
partner.
So, anyway, that was an update. And I
would just say to the Moderates, like,
don't welcome this individual. He has
caused great damage to the Swedish
people, to Sweden, and also, ironically
enough, he has ensured that you will
never be in charge again, probably. It
will either be the Social Democrats or
the Sweden Democrats. And you, thanks to
him now, thanks to Fredrik Reinfeldt,
you will be a junior partner to the
Sweden Democrats.
So, that is something you need to own up
to your mistakes. You need to apologize
to the Swedish people, and you need to
apologize and make sure that, you know,
this individual is no longer welcome in
the Moderates. And I will also say to
the Sweden Democrats, I know many of you
you're watching this,
you know, this is disrespectful.
This is disrespectful to have a supposed
ally who they're still friendly with a
guy who said that, you know, it's not a
big deal if people attack you physically
for your political views. So, something
to keep in mind if you want to I
understand you want to play nice in the
parliament. You need to negotiate. I
understand perfectly well, but keep this
in mind if they ever act up with you
that this are not necessarily loyal
friends if they act like this.
Optimally speaking, of course, I know
there are good individuals in the
Moderates as well.
Keep this in mind and make sure that
this individual is no longer welcome in
your party. So, thanks for watching.