And what a wonderful feminist society the millions of migrants will create when they arrive.
“Swedish Feminist Initiative Party Invites ‘Millions’ of Migrants in Controversial Arab-Language Clip,” Sputnik News, March 6, 2020:
According to Feminist Initiative leader Farida al-Abani, Sweden needs a repetition of the 2015 migrant crisis, when 163,000 asylum seekers entered the Scandinavian country, challenging its welfare system.
The Feminist Initiative Party has stirred up emotions with its reply to the new nascent migrant crisis on Europe’s borders.
In a clip spread virally on social media, Libyan-born party head Farida al-Abani addressed “millions” of migrants in Arabic and invited them to Sweden.
The video appears to be a reaction to national-conservative Sweden Democrats leader Jimmie Åkesson, who recently distributed flyers on the Greek border informing migrants that “Sweden is full” and cannot provide them with money or housing. Al-Abani attempted to disprove this statement by calling the Sweden Democrats, Sweden’s largest party, racists.
“Flights cost money and climate, and flyers also cost money and only reach a few. Luckily, I know Arabic and the fact that the web can reach millions. In short, I say ‘A racist party spreads lies, don’t listen to them, welcome here, we’re not full”, al-Abani tweeted in a prelude to her video.
In a related Facebook post, al-Abani contested that Sweden needed a repetition of the 2015 migrant crisis, when the Scandinavian nation of 10 million led the whole of Europe per capita by taking in 163,000 asylum seekers. The influx challenged Sweden’s welfare system and left its mark on the Swedish economy and society at large. A 2018 study by economist Joakim Ruist estimated lifetime costs associated with a single immigrant at an average of SEK 3 million ($320,000), possibly higher for migrants from Afghanistan and Somalia.
“What Sweden needs is another 2015, and we need a policy that reflects the humanity we saw then. It’s time for Sweden to return to permanent residence permits and it is time for us to open our borders before these growing barriers fall on us. Let’s show what real responsibility looks like”, al-Albani wrote, using the hashtag “2015 again”….