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It's good that the Left Party opposes NATO and the DCA agreement. But it's a shame they aren't making their stance clearer.
Referring to ”well, we’re in NATO now” gives the impression of resignation. If the V Party wants to signal that it is an anti-NATO party, it should demonstrate this through motions, even if those motions are expected to be voted down.
Yes, if there’s a nuclear war, we’ll be ”lambs of death.” May Hultqvist, that conscientious objector and draft dodger, burn in Gehenna.
Yeah, it was a bit surprising that Gunnarsson agreed to an interview with Frihetsnytt, but once again—great job, Victor!! And despite everything, credit to V for wanting to scrap the DCA, but unlike the AFS, they don’t want to scrap NATO membership. There should be votes to be won there for Gustav.
So the Left Party has at least one member of the Riksdag who seems to know what she's talking about.
It seems things have eased up now, as more and more politicians—or something—are agreeing to be interviewed.
Maybe I'll be able to get a regular bank account again.