Video summary
The video argues that Sweden narrowly missed a political turning point due to what the speaker terms the "ethnic vote," which secured a left-wing coalition despite significant public dissatisfaction. The core contention is that approximately 200,000 citizenships were granted primarily to individuals from the Global South, creating a loyal voting bloc for leftist parties that native Swedes and Europeans did not support. The speaker contends that while Sweden remains one of the world's best places to live, its long-term trajectory has shifted negatively under the influence of these demographic changes and multicultural policies, leading to higher taxes, increased crime, and corruption. This decline is described not as a sudden collapse but as a slow, steady deterioration akin to an airplane being pulled down by malicious forces just as it was about to soar.
The speaker emphasizes that the left-wing parties have lost credibility among native voters after revealing their reliance on imported votes through campaigns conducted in languages like Arabic and Somali. Consequently, these parties feel compelled to continue importing supporters to maintain power, creating a cycle where they must offer welfare benefits in exchange for political loyalty. The election result was described as extremely tight, with a margin of only around 30,000 votes, leaving room for a potential miracle swing if the situation were to change. However, the speaker warns that without immediate intervention, such as revoking citizenships for those on welfare who vote against national interests, these parties will continue to outvote the conservative majority in future elections, effectively ending democratic choice through demographic conquest.
Looking beyond Sweden, the video issues a direct appeal to other European nations like Denmark, Finland, and Norway, urging them to learn from this experience before similar outcomes occur. The speaker suggests that conservative governments must immediately restructure voting rights to exclude individuals who have been on welfare for only a few years or who are criminals, as these groups are statistically guaranteed to vote for leftist parties. He challenges the notion that one can win through the "marketplace of ideas" alone, arguing instead that nations must actively contest institutions of power and shift the national spirit (*Zitgeist*) to protect their societies. The speaker even references the Swedish monarchy, suggesting that the King has a moral duty to object to what he views as an illegal or unethical practice of importing votes through bribery-like welfare arrangements.
Despite this setback, the speaker concludes that it is not too late to save Sweden and other nations from this trajectory, though the recovery will be a long and difficult process. He encourages young Swedes and well-wishers from abroad to join political parties and push them toward better directions, emphasizing that giving up or adopting a defeatist mindset would be unwise. The message is one of resilience: while the current path leads to further decline, there is still a chance to change things democratically if citizens take action now before the situation becomes irreversible. The speaker promises a future podcast episode once all election results are finalized and negotiations conclude, but for now, the call to action is clear: do not wait for a cliff edge, but actively work to remove the mechanisms that allow foreign interests to dictate domestic policy.
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We were this close to saving Sweden.
Instead, we lost due to the ethnic vote.
So, the reason the right-wing coalition
lost is that
around 200,000 citizenships were handed
out to individuals primarily from the
third world. And if you import to the
third world, you will have um a loyal
voting block for the left. So, I'm not
going to blame anyone in particular.
I've placed enough blame over this last
few videos. So, this is rather a message
to my international audience, especially
the European countries. We still have a
chance to change things in a democratic
fashion. Now, I will first and foremost
say that Sweden is still one of the best
countries in the world to live in. This
will also be the case in a year, even
though we will have a left-wing
government. It's more about the
trajectory. And this is the great
tragedy. When I say we were this close
to saving Sweden, it's not that things
have been perfect over this last four
years. We still have massive problems
with um you know the consequences of the
multicultural health project, mass
immigration from the third world. It's
just the trajectory it shifted ever so
slightly. And
now as I make this video, September
2026, now we have a reasonable migration
policy. Still we need to remigrate a lot
of individuals but the trajectory it
shifted ever so slightly. So if you want
um a metaphor think of it like an
aeroplane. It is just about to take off
and then you know we're soaring off to
greater heights but the plane is being
pulled down by malicious forces.
Malicious forces named the social
democrats and the leftwing party in our
case. So it was not the case that the
right-wing government did everything
right. it is they shifted the trajectory
ever so slightly and also when I say
that you know we have lost if I make a
video in a year from now I'm going to be
happy and healthy it's just I know the
trajectory of Sweden I know where it's
headed it's a deterioration of
everything so a bit higher taxes a bit
more criminal a bit more corrupt a bit
more immigration because the left
they're also now in a situation where
and also by the way the votes they
aren't even counted all of them yet So,
uh, hopefully if a miracle happens, the
things will swing in a in a better
direction. So, there's like a difference
of a 30,000 votes, something like that.
So, extremely tight. And the the big
difference then is that the um this
immigrants from the third world, they
voted for the left-wing government.
Sweds did not, or Europeans, I should
say, did not. The Europeans in Sweden
wanted a right-wing government. But, uh,
yeah, that's how it goes. something to a
lesson to be learned. So, I'm aiming
this video also um to European countries
that are in a better situation
demographically speaking. So, we're
talking about Denmark, Finland, Norway,
uh Eastern Europe, you are in a better
situation demographically. So, you need
to do whatever you can now to revoke
citizenships because you know if the
trend continues, they will simply
outvote you. Very simple stuff. No.
Anyway, the left in Sweden, they know
since they sort of threw away their
mask, they started to campaign in Arabic
and Somali and such. So they now know
that they have sort of lost their
credibility with many Swedish voters. So
now they sort of have to since this
election was so tight, many Sweds,
Swedish traitors, by the way, many
Swedish traders actually did vote for
the leftwing parties, they might wake up
until next election. So the left now
they know that they have to keep
importing votes because otherwise they
will probably get out in the next
election. So they are in a situation
where had it been a vote in in a year or
so the right would win simply because
they have cast off their mask. The left
they have cast off their mask revealed
themselves for a corrupt party that
relies on imported votes. So that is the
situation. So the left they are in that
situation. They need to keep importing
votes. So anyway, to all Europeans, you
might be a normal conservative. It's
time for you to sort of understand the
reality of the ethnic vote. So you need
to cast away this dorky ideas of winning
in the marketplace of ideas and uh stuff
like that. You know, if you invite
people, you put them on welfare and say
that you will keep your welfare, we give
you money as long as you give us votes.
Is a hard concept a bit. So anyway, what
you need to focus on and what you need
to bring about uh national conversation.
So we're taking Denmark as an example
here. Our old brother as well as arch
nemesis. You know, if I want Denmark to
be taken over, I wanted to be after a
heroic jewel between a Swedish and a
Danish captain or a ship on the Baltic
Sea or a Swedish and Danish knight going
chest to chest in an epic jewel. So
that's if I want Denmark to fall, that
should be something like that. I don't
want Denmark to fall because of the
ethnic vote from the third world. So my
dear Danish brothers, so I'm saying this
to Denmark because you often use Sweden
as a warning example and you're right in
doing so. I wish more countries would
use Sweden as a warning example. This is
what happens if you believe in mass
immigration. So first and foremost, look
at who can vote. Restructure that
immediately. So if you have a
conservative government in place, look
at okay, how can we remove voting rights
for individuals on welfare who will for
sure vote for this leftwing parties?
Otherwise, this might happen. You might
get voted out. So yeah, it is what it
is. Now, someone might ask, why aren't
just all Swedish men revoling? Well, I
can ask the same thing for American men,
Canadian men, British men, Frenchmen. I
mean, Sweden is still in a better
situation than many of these countries.
So, it hasn't happened there. It hasn't
happened here. And that is because the
trajectory is so slow. The frog is being
boiled at a very, you know, steady pace.
Slow pace, but steady pace. So life goes
on. It's not a big jump. It's not a big
uh, you know, falling off a cliff. It's
just a continued very, very slow uh,
decline. And that is what makes it so
hard. So I've said before also speaking
about the king, which is also high
ranking general in the Swedish military,
I might add.
when would he have stepped in during
Sweden's history. I would actually say
that now it could be um I don't have any
connections with the royal house but I
can only suppose that they are
consulting with lawyers now looking at
the legality of this vote because this
is not how democracy is supposed to be.
So anyway, our esteemed your royal
highness, if you happen to watch this
video, I don't think you are, but if you
do, please consult with lawyers. Look at
is this legal what the socialists have
done. They have imported votes and they
have essentially bribed them. They have
campaigned in foreign languages for um
for their political parties. I don't
think it's legal. It's not morally
right, at least. So I have no idea what
the king will do. Um, but he has a moral
cause to at least object to what has
happened. A conquest by demographics.
Now, something to keep in mind here.
We're still in a better situation than
some. The recipe to save Sweden is still
the same. It's not over. We need to
contest positions of power in society.
Had we done so earlier, we wouldn't have
been in this situation. So, and we don't
know what the future holds. We don't
know what will happen in in the world in
in 10 years. What we do know is that the
more power we have in Sweden, the better
off we will be. So, we had a chance now
to save Sweden, to change the
trajectory. It failed. It doesn't mean
that it's over. It doesn't mean that we
can um give up or to black pill or
anything like that. It's a setback, but
you know, life goes on. The struggle
goes on. Um can it be done
democratically? I don't know. We will
see. Uh but democracy doesn't only mean
winning a vote. It also means contesting
institutions of power shifting the
zitgeist. So to all Swedish young men,
all Swedish tigers, or you don't even
need to be Swedish to be honest, as long
as you have the well-being of the
Swedish people first in your heart, then
join a political party.
Push it in a better direction. Make sure
to climb as high as possible in that
political party. And then also if I
happen to reach any politicians in um in
Europe and such, do look at what can you
do to remove voting rights for
individuals who have only been here for
a few years. They've been on welfare.
Maybe they're even criminals because
these are sure votes for the left and
it's not right morally speaking that
they should vote in European elections.
So a lot of things to be done. do take
things seriously because you get to a
stage where you can't change things so
quickly. So, I still believe Sweden can
be saved. Uh but it's just we're going
to take a building for for a long time,
but who knows what will happen and it
doesn't make any sense to give up. So,
anyway, I will make a longer podcast
episode about the Swedish election when
all of the votes have come in and we've
seen more from the negotiations of the
um of the various parties. So, thank you
for watching.