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The writer stated that they did not believe that the terrorism and riots in France, Belgium, Italy, and Albania arose on their own. They admitted that they lacked evidence but speculated that foreign terrorist powers to the east might be stoking such events to destabilize Europe. #Terrorsim #Europa #stabilitet #FR #BE #IT #AL (translated)

Sofie Löwenmark wrote that Greta Thunberg had participated in a demonstration on October 7 in Berlin, which the German leftist press, according to Löwenmark, described as a pure Hamas parade. She stated that Thunberg had barely a week later shown up in an already tense France and said "Fuck the police." Löwenmark began the post with an ironic comment about how Thunberg was someone everyone should listen to. https://t.co/9ioYy68Ezm https://t.co/z2CoTsEAxb #GretaThunberg #Demonstration #PolitisktEngagemang (translated)

In Paris and other French cities, violent riots are taking place where protesters, linked to the Yellow Vests and radical left groups, are attacking the police and vandalizing property, resulting in extensive riots and the use of tear gas. #GulaVästarna #demonstrationer #Frankrike (translated)

Aron Flam wrote that France still had nuclear power, while Germany had shut down its and purchased Chinese replacements. He claimed that Sweden had hydroelectric power and reactors but had agreed to forgo the reactors, and that the power grid could not be maintained if supplies were halted without its own inverters, cells, and high-voltage parts. Flam said that this was the situation Doran and Shaffer described. According to him, China had expanded more of each energy type, the USA was pressured to shut down its power production, and Europe had already shut down its, while lacking the energy and manufacturing an ally would need if a conflict was no longer decided at the negotiating table. He wrote that this was why he believed energy policy was security policy and referred to a whole section on YouTube. #Energipolitik #Kärnkraft #Säkerhetspolitik (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)

The writer referred to a prominent report that, according to the post, the French government published in the spring of 2025. According to the writer, the report stated that the Muslim Brotherhood in Sweden had significant influence over the movement's structures in the rest of Europe. #Islamism #MuslimskaBrödraskapet #Sverige #SE #FR #EU (translated)

Daniel Schatz referred to Fredrik Malm's text, where Malm claimed that Sweden and the Western world focused disproportionately on Palestine and neglected the vulnerability of other groups. He mentioned Kurds, Iranians, and Christians in the Middle East. Malm wrote that Kurds in Turkey had been forbidden to speak their language and identify as Kurds for 70 years, and that Kurds in Iraq had been subjected to war since the 1960s and genocide in the 1980s. According to Malm, Human Rights Watch had reported that 182,000 people had been killed. He also claimed that Yasser Arafat had supported the genocide and compared the war history of the Kurds with Palestinian factions, which he claimed had started ten wars in 60 years. Regarding Iran, Malm wrote that the opposition to the Islamic regime had protested for freedom, while the regime had tried to kill Iranians abroad. He accused the Swedish Palestine movement of supporting the mullahs and described how Iranians had, according to him, been silenced, tortured, and killed for more than 40 years. Malm stated that Christians constituted 20 percent of the population of the Middle East at the beginning of the 20th century, and at most 2.5 percent today. He also referred to ISIS persecution of Christian Assyrians and Syriacs in Mosul in 2014. Malm claimed that Islamism and war had driven Christians to flee and criticized Palestinian activists for celebrating the Muslim Brotherhood and Islamist terror. https://t.co/WUoOR5opO7 #Kurdistan #Mellanöstern #HumanRights (translated)

E. wrote that the person had gone from being an environmental activist and participating in extensive school strikes to becoming strongly engaged in the Palestinian issue and being hostile towards Israel. After that, according to E., the person had presented themselves as a spokesperson for left-leaning groups in France. E. used derogatory language about the groups and described the person as both attention-seeking and eager for riots. #miljö #politik #samhälle (translated)

The sender stated that they had met climate activists in France who had grown tired of peaceful demonstrations and defended sabotage. According to the sender, the state had labeled them eco-terrorists and tried to dissolve the movement. The post referred to a story from within the movement. https://t.co/SaYAP8YleF #klimataktivism #ekoterrorism #sabotage #FR (translated)

The author wrote that the foreign ministers of Australia, Canada, France, and the United Kingdom urged Mahmoud Abbas to reconsider the decision to postpone the presidential and parliamentary elections to September 2027. According to the author, the ministers warned that the decision would further undermine confidence. #Palestina #Utrikespolitik #Demokrati #AU #CA #FR #GB (translated)

Daniel Schatz criticized SVT's description of the events as school protests and argued that the reporting provided them with a romanticized historical explanation of the French struggle for social justice. He wrote that the riots included burning barricades, vandalism, attacks on police, and nearly 2,000 arrests. Schatz claimed that it was no longer about the legitimate demands of students, but about violent rioters who destroyed schools and private property and spread insecurity, terror, and extremism. He also referred to the fact that France's Minister of the Interior had stated that the events had gone far beyond a legitimate protest. According to Schatz, SVT nonetheless portrayed the violence as an idealistic school strike. #protester #socialrättvisa #våld (translated)

– All over the world, we follow what French students are doing. They show what we all should be doing. A society that does not invest in the young and systematically neglects them demonstrates that it has given up. Therefore, we stand united behind the French students in their struggle for their fundamental rights, said Thunberg to the French newspaper Brut. #Skolprotester #Frankrike #Utbildning (translated)