I am currently reading in Expressen how the Moderate Party in Borlänge is rallying to defend Mohamed Abdukardir Ali. In the midst of ongoing investigations into election fraud, they are talking about their "great trust" in him. Is this a political party or a comedy club? (translated)
You understand that the story about the Swedish lesbians in Borlänge who "independently of each other" voted for Ali is a fabrication, perhaps even initiated by V to create a narrative about the broad popular support for getting indebted, gang-connected Somali men into parliament? They have contacted Expressen themselves to tell their "implausible story". Expressen sends an old woman with a municipal worker hairstyle to a reporter who swallows everything whole. Who does not ask a single critical question in the report. Come on. (translated)
PATRIK KRONQVIST: It's that simple to coup democracy • Borlänge reveals the threat to Sweden (translated)
The only thing that is surprising after the suspicions of electoral fraud in Borlänge is that everyone is so surprised. The warning bells have been ringing for a long time. (translated)
The only surprising thing after the suspicions of electoral fraud in Borlänge is that everyone is so surprised. The warning bells have been ringing for a long time. (translated)
Riks visits Borlänge to talk to locals. (translated)
Hundreds of ballots, many pre-marked, have been found scattered at the Sports Field in Borlänge, reports Borlänge Tidning. The discovery is raising reactions among local politicians and comes at the same time as the police investigate suspected electoral fraud in the municipality. (translated)
"I actually can't find any words anymore." (translated)
Nooshi Dadgostar (V) on the silence: "Had to investigate the issue" (translated)
Mohamed Abdukardir Ali (V) from Borlänge is applying for two weeks of leave from Parliament while the police investigate suspected electoral fraud related to his campaign. (translated)
Already in 2018, clan voting was raised, among other places, in Borlänge. We normal people have been complaining about the problem for 20 years, but the usual suspects have responded with smearing. These harmful fools. If @valmyndigheten with a budget of a quarter billion had not been asleep on the job for eight years, the 2026 election would have been valid. (translated)
Vote rigging occurred not only in Borlänge. In Svenska Dagbladet, Peter Wennblad tells about chaos in several polling places in Järva in Stockholm and suspected fraud is also reported from Landskrona, Luleå, and Piteå. This election will probably be called the Clan Voting Election. (translated)
"TIME OUT"? NO, SKIP! @HanifBali explains what it means when the Somali cruise missile in the Left Party Borlänge is going to take a "time out". This whole thing is a farce, states SvD's @PeterWennblad. The entire program here: https://t.co/6thy9mFwtu https://t.co/fGB1AGuEmQ (translated)
Diamant Salihu was incredibly good in tonight's Aktuellt. Rumors and unverified information about the case in Borlänge are being spread by the media, professional commentators, and racists on social media as if they were truths. (translated)
I have focused on what has happened to @vansterpartiet in Borlänge, @peterwennblad has described the irregularities in the Swedish election at Järvafältet. Tomorrow I will describe what happens when Somali parliamentarism meets the Swedish electoral system. This creates both friction and synergy effects. Especially in small parties. Still in Borlänge. But some of my surplus material is related to Peter Wennblad's article. And tomorrow you will be able to map how these fit into @SvDledare articles. Here are the screenshots that relate to Peter Wennblad's articles. And reinforce the image. Tomorrow you will have the story that ties it all together. At 06:00 on an opinion page near you. (translated)
Two weeks before Mohamed Abdukardir Ali was elected to the parliament for V, he met with representatives of the Somali government in Mogadishu. Also present at the meeting was Said Siyaad from the Tayo association in Borlänge. Deleted posts raise questions about connections to the Swedish election. (translated)
Borlänge municipality has about 51,000 inhabitants. Rank 49 out of Sweden's 290 municipalities. Can you imagine the number of votes that have been manipulated in total in the country? Especially in our absolutely largest cities and municipalities. Borlänge is just the tip of the iceberg. (translated)
The editorial team is worried that reporting on election fraud in Borlänge affects the Somali group. So what kind of people inhabit public services editorial teams? It's one thing to suspect they suffer from values-based dilemmas, but this takes the prize! Absolutely incredible. (translated)
It's going well now Nooshi, goodness. Borlänge apparently was not the end. Now the city of Stockholm is reporting allegations of unfair practices during the election after the V party's campaign in Järva. Pre-marked ballots, voters being instructed, and attempts to follow behind the voting screen. This is starting to look significantly larger than an individual "vote rocket." We will definitely see the same thing all over the country. Now Swedish democracy is actually threatened for real. (translated)
The V leader Nooshi Dadgostar breaks her silence on the suspicions of election fraud in Borlänge, and emphasizes the importance of the investigation having calm in order to be clarified. (translated)
