COMMENT. In an interview in Dagens Nyheter says Alice Teodorescu Måwe, who has just made an impressive rocket career from zero involvement to top name within KD, that she has nothing in common with the Sweden Democrats.
The former co-author of the Moderates’ program of ideas, then rocket-recruited by a lyrical Ulf Kristersson, says he actually advocates free immigration. That, unlike the Sweden Democrats, she is not against immigration by definition.
She also thinks that it is not possible to minimize the fact that SD was founded by Nazis and wonders why SD leaders Åkesson, Jomshof and Söder joined that party. It’s illogical – if you don’t have that kind of perception.
Nevertheless, she has been fighting for years to let SD into the heat. Because it quote: “was a necessary evil”.
Tidal parties communicate on X
There is something telling in then seeing the Tidöparties communicate with each other on what has become their home turf – that is, endless blue-buck posts on the platform they, more than others, want to call X.
The rest of us still call it Twitter.
“Speaking of nothing at all,” Sweden Democrats party leader Jimmie Åkesson begins his so-called subtweet to Teodorescu. Then he calls her a “self-righteous bourgeois” who lets those “not as nice and dignified do the rough work” to “then point the finger at the same mob”.
He has always had a very hard time with these. Not entirely without points.
Teodorescu Måwe and other bourgeois profiles have previously expressed that they believe that the Sweden Democrats’ problem is primarily that they cannot behave. That class contempt must rub off – even for a far-right party leader who wants to get into the heat.
National mud in the comment field
If you go into Teodorescu Måwe’s comment field during her sharing of the DN article – where she encourages people to read more than the headline – then you will find the entire national quagmire. The army of mud wrestlers that previously so uniformly defended her now goes on the attack instead.
“You are completely lost and I now have nothing but contempt for you. I will never read anything you write or see anything you say. Will only give you resistance here at X.”
“But thank you for finally making it clear that you are a liberal globalist to all those voters who thought you were something else.”
“You still dance to the left-wing populist’s pipe when you see yourself forced to “distance yourself” from SD in order to be accepted among the Finns.”
The so-called “defamation ombudsman” writes, with usual white power rhetoric, that:
“By clearly marking that she is actually on the side of the multiculturalists (but that mass immigration is not possible right now for logistical reasons), Teodorescu is on the same side as her left-liberal client. Then she doesn’t have to use the word people exchange in her mouth either…”
The debater himself has incited
And so it goes on. In furiously aggrieved tone from the crowd the debater himself helped to incite and legitimize over the years.
“By the way. No, that’s exactly what you don’t write if you stand straight for your cause,” replicates the Christian Democrats’ Ebba Busch on the same platform.
She has made herself known as the party leader who opened the door for the Sweden Democrats by having coffee with Jimmie Åkesson. One of the designers behind the Tidö collaboration.
Now it’s not as nice anymore. She draws a line – at “fine bourgeois”.
The party leader further writes that Alice Teodorescu Måwe is “a reminder that if the bourgeoisie had done its job 15 years ago and pursued a migration policy rooted in reality, a party like SD with Nazi roots into the 90s would never have entered the Riksdag.”
In the next sentence, she means that “It is clear that it was a sore thumb for some representatives of SD.” and “they have the background they have. Get over it now. We’ve obviously been able to do that.”
Busch: Values matter
Then Busch gives an explanation that “values matter” – when it comes to immigrants – and she says that she herself is not short-sighted – when it comes to the Sweden Democrats.
Taste these words the words again: “Get over it now. We’ve obviously been able to do that.”
It must still be said to be an impressive statement when we talk about ideological Nazism. That Ebba Busch says it outright today shows something worrying when it comes to where Sweden has ended up.
I was about to ask the question about the Tidö parties, Ebba Busch and Alice Teodorescu Måwe didn’t understand who they are collaborating with.
Apparently they do exactly that. They just ignore it.