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Failure to stand up to theocratic and revanchist forces abroad, and the failure to protect women at home, all the while impotently posing for photo-ops against disinterested men, in relative safety, seems like the hallmark of Sweden’s feminist foreign policy.

The Sweden Democrats, a party that was for years regarded as a sinister group of far-right cranks, looks like it may end up as the largest party in parliament. Even now, Sweden’s established parties aren’t sure how to respond.

Typhoon wrote:The Spectator | Sweden’s political panic attack

The Sweden Democrats, a party that was for years regarded as a sinister group of far-right cranks, looks like it may end up as the largest party in parliament. Even now, Sweden’s established parties aren’t sure how to respond.

noddy wrote: ↑Fri Oct 25, 2019 3:08 am The contradictory stuff coming out of sweden is a never ending source of whiplash.

Anecdotaly, it appears to be getting worse rather than better but the fracturing of the left/right news makes that hard to tell who is exagerating more.