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Daniel Schatz questioned whether Mohamed Ali (V) would voluntarily give up his new assignment. He stated that Ali's reported annual income had been 124,900 kronor in 2021, 103,100 kronor in 2022, 15,800 kronor in 2023, 32,500 kronor in 2024, and 162,700 kronor in 2025. Schatz wrote that Ali, as a member of parliament, had a base salary of 81,400 kronor per month, equivalent to 976,800 kronor per year. According to Schatz, this was almost six times Ali's most recently reported annual income and more than eleven times his average annual income over the past five years. #politik #ekonomi #Sverige (translated)

Daniel Schatz wrote that an activist within the French left and the Palestinian movement had rejoiced at violent riots in Paris. He also claimed that she had dismissed threats of rape against women, including a mother with an infant, as "dommage collatéral" (collateral damage). Schatz called her reaction disgusting. #Solidaritet #KvinnorsRättigheter #Aktivism (translated)

Daniel Schatz wrote that the Green Party's Mohamed Abdukani had taken a seat in the parliament after a campaign that was largely conducted in Somali, just like the campaigns for his party colleagues Leila Ali Elmi and Mursal Isa. Schatz stated that Abdukani, after eight years in the municipal council, had also become the Green Party's spokesperson for education policy and a member of the education committee. He questioned how Abdukani would manage the task with what Schatz described as limited knowledge of Swedish. #politik #utbildning #mångfald (translated)

Daniel Schatz wrote that a historical building, which he claimed had survived two world wars, was set on fire in France the day before his post. He stated that the perpetrators were activists with Palestinian flags and that the fire occurred during violent riots, which SVT, according to Schatz, had described as youth protests for more resources for schools. He claimed that similar暴力 occurred in several European countries, with fires, looting, and attacks on police and community institutions. Schatz accused European governments of having long tolerated a political culture where left-extremist and identity-political movements, as well as parts of the Palestinian movement, were allowed to stretch the boundaries, which he claimed contributed to the normalization of violence. He called for immediate interventions against violence and glorifications of terrorism, strict legal consequences for attacks on the police and vandalism, and an end to what he described as a culture of excuses in political discourse. According to Schatz, the situation would otherwise worsen. #Demonstrationer #Våld #Politik (translated)

Daniel Schatz wrote that public service described the demonstrators as well-behaved young people demanding more resources for schools. He also stated that Aktuellt had said the protests connected to a long French tradition of protest. Schatz wrote that he felt sorry for those who limited their news intake to what he called "muck." #protester #skola #nyheter (translated)

Daniel Schatz wrote that V's Mohamed Ali had concluded his sick leave from his parliamentary duties and claimed that his actions had already cost taxpayers over 50,000 kronor. Schatz wrote that he expected Ali to come to the parliament on Monday and hold a press conference about what he described as electoral fraud in Borlänge and questions regarding how Ali became a Swedish citizen. Schatz also wrote that he expected the Enforcement Authority to come to the parliament on Monday morning, serve Ali on-site, and collect debts that Schatz claimed Ali had systematically refused to pay. He believed that what Ali was doing and what he described as a mockery of voters and taxpayers had to stop. #SverigesRiksdag #Politik #Valfusket (translated)

Daniel Schatz wrote that Mohamed Abdukani, whom he called the MP's "cross rocket," took a seat in the parliament after a campaign that, according to Schatz, was largely conducted in Somali. He also stated that gender-separated seating had occurred at a campaign meeting. Schatz questioned how Abdukani would manage his parliamentary duties and referred to the fact that he, according to Schatz, had found it difficult to participate in a debate in Swedish in the chamber. #politik #riksdagen #somaliasvenskar (translated)

Daniel Schatz wrote that Swedish prisoners placed in an Estonian prison had complained about limited access to iPads, that they were served chicken too often, and that they could not meet with an imam. He believed that the prisoners should have thought about this before committing serious crimes. https://t.co/SN3d96Hkmr #SvenskaFångar #Brott #Rättvisa (translated)

Daniel Schatz wrote that the Moderate Party's Member of Parliament Louise Meijer had proposed that anyone elected to the parliament should have been a Swedish citizen for at least ten years, and he called the proposal excellent. He also believed that Members of Parliament should undergo security checks. Schatz stated that he fundamentally supported personal elections but argued that the rules should be reviewed if personal elections risked being used for ethnic vote mobilization and electoral fraud. #svpol #riksdagen #medborgarskap (translated)

Daniel Schatz wrote that Hassan Abadir, the substitute for the Left Party in parliament, was 34 votes away from being elected. According to Schatz, Bulletin showed that Abadir was granted debt relief in August 2022 for debts of 827,534 kronor, after the Enforcement Authority assessed that he lacked payment ability. He stated that Abadir therefore did not need to pay anything and that the creditors received no compensation. Schatz also wrote that several dozen new cases had been registered with the Enforcement Authority since the fall of 2023, including for unpaid vehicle tax, congestion tax, and parking fines, and that several were still unpaid. He asked if the Left Party accepted that standard for its parliamentary candidates. https://t.co/In8OQAsnv5 #Vänsterpartiet #politik #skuldsanering (translated)

Daniel Schatz wrote that the Jewish Central Council had reacted against the appointment of Halimo Nuur (V) as city councilor in Malmö, responsible for the city's work against anti-Semitism. He stated that the reaction came after his revelation in Fokus about what he described as Nuur's extremist and anti-Semitic statements. Schatz called the appointment a scandal and an affront to the Jews of Malmö. #antisemitism #Malmö #yttrandefrihet (translated)

Daniel Schatz wrote that Israel's F16 national team would come to Borås the following week to face France, the Netherlands, and Sweden. He stated that activists would start a campaign to boycott the matches since 17-year-old Israeli girls would be playing in Sweden. Schatz wrote that Norrby IF had difficulty finding volunteers for Israel's matches and called the situation shameful. He emphasized that these were young football players who should be able to play without becoming targets for political campaigns and hate. He urged people in the vicinity of Borås to sign up as volunteers or come and show their support, referring to David Kryssman at [email protected]. According to Schatz, France would face Israel on Wednesday, October 21, at 1:00 PM, the Netherlands would face Israel on Saturday, October 24, at 1:00 PM, and Israel would face Sweden on Tuesday, October 27, at 6:00 PM. #Fotboll #Israel #Borås (translated)

Daniel Schatz wrote that the documents in Mohamed Ali's citizenship case at the Migration Agency did not show that the authority had contacted the Enforcement Authority to verify his information. Referring to debts that were later uncovered, he asked what checks had been made before Ali was granted Swedish citizenship. #Migrationsverket #Medborgarskap #Sverige (translated)

Daniel Schatz wrote that MUCF had granted the association Changing Attitudes 15 million kronor in tax funds for work against sexualized violence against children. He claimed that the grant had instead gone to private trips to Las Vegas, India, and Thailand, spa visits, AirPods, an Apple Watch, and a visit to a gala within the porn industry. According to Schatz, the association justified the trips to the USA by stating that the porn industry had its center there. He wrote that the couple would record interviews, network with people in the industry, and meet profiles to try to make contacts in the entertainment and sports sector. When MUCF requested documentation, the association, according to Schatz, could only provide vacation photos and posts on social media. He criticized the Tidö government for not stopping the grants or shutting down MUCF and claimed that the authority had repeatedly given tax funds to extremist and Islamist organizations without anyone being held accountable. https://t.co/ovPW38pIVH #MUCF #Bidrag #Sverige (translated)

Daniel Schatz wrote that Mahmoud Abbas had once again postponed the Palestinian elections. According to Schatz, Abbas was elected in 2005 for a four-year term and had then governed for 21 years, 17 of which were without a renewed popular mandate. Schatz criticized Morgan Johansson and Jonas Sjöstedt for not speaking out and described the government's statement, which came after several days, as late and weak. He argued that the commitment of many who claim to support the Palestinians was more about hatred of Israel than about the Palestinians' freedom, democracy, and right to choose to reject an aging, increasingly corrupt, and authoritarian leadership. According to him, the silence was total when Abbas deprived the Palestinians of their fundamental democratic right. #Palestina #Demokrati #Maktabuse (translated)

Daniel Schatz asked why the Social Democrats, along with their intended coalition partners V and MP, voted against the condemnations of Islamism and the Muslim Brotherhood in the EU Parliament, when Magdalena Andersson, according to him, stated her desire to combat extremism. https://t.co/8fDTkp0V2D #Politik #Extremism #Islamism (translated)