Jakarta, CNBC Indonesia – The Quran burner in Stockholm, Salwan Momika, has appeared once more. He all of the sudden revealed that he wished to run as a legislative candidate within the Swedish parliament.
In response to Swedish media, Aftonbladet, Momika stated that she wouldn’t burn the Koran once more. Nevertheless, he hopes to enter politics. In actual fact, Momika stated he was a member of the Swedish Democratic Celebration (SD).
“I’m a member of the get together (SD) and joined a yr in the past. I’m happy with this get together as a result of they’re the one ones who defend Sweden and Swedish values,” stated Momika, quoted Saturday (8/7/2023).
“Nevertheless, my actions for freedom and demonstrations don’t symbolize the get together that I belong to,” he stated referring to final week’s extremely controversial burning of the Koran.
In response to the identical report, Momika expressed sympathy for the Swedish Democrats. Within the video, he thanks the chairman of the justice committee, Richard Jomshof, who defended the burning of the Koran.
In an interview with Aftonbladet, Jomshof stated he want to see an identical free speech assertion and stated that criticism like that of Momika stems from the dictatorship of an authoritarian Islamic regime.
Seeing this, Momika hopes to change into a colleague of Jomshof and different SD MPs.
“I’m contemplating working for parliament with the SD get together sooner or later and invite all Swedes to affix SD if you wish to protect Swedish legal guidelines and values,” stated Momika.
Till now, the central board of the SD get together has but to supply affirmation relating to Momika’s membership standing in her get together. Nevertheless, they emphasised that Momika was not a celebration administrator.
“We do not need to touch upon his membership within the get together. Being a celebration member is such as you subscribe to Netflix, everybody can. We are able to solely reply to people who find themselves get together officers,” stated SD Celebration press supervisor, Oskar Cavalli-Bjorkman.
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