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Cyrus Razavi wrote that the parade, which he had spent several months organizing, had been conducted with good attendance and in a peaceful and festive atmosphere. He assessed that the day was a success and thanked both the participants and those who had worked behind the scenes. According to Razavi, the follow vehicle, which was supposed to have speakers mounted, had been sabotaged. He wrote that individuals from the far left had stolen banners and cut the wires to the sound system near the stage close to Christiansborg while the organizers were at Kongens Nytorv. Razavi stated that the sound technician had been shocked but not physically assaulted, and that he had repaired the damage before the parade arrived. Despite what he described as attempts to sabotage the event and limit the participants' right to assemble and express themselves, both the parade and the program had been carried out, he wrote. #dkpol #dkmedier #ytringsfrihed #forsamlingsfrihed #deltagerdemokrati (translated)

The Swedish players have impressed in the group stage of the World Cup in Munich. Seven out of eight players have advanced to Sunday's knockout stage. - It is well above expectations, says national team coach Robert Andersson. Today, the IBF World Cup in Munich begins. The bowling championship is the largest in a long time with 48 participating nations. The men's singles is first up. - It feels very good to get started now, says national team coach Robert Andersson. Tomorrow, the Swedish bowling team will travel to Munich for the World Cup. The championship starts on Wednesday and runs until October 21. - We have very strong teams in both the women's and men's categories, says national team coach Robert Andersson. #Bowling #WorldCup #NoraJohansson (translated)

Philip Syren wrote in Kvartalet that the Somali Youth Association in Sweden (Sufis) had received a million grant for five youth exchanges. According to him, an examination of the participant lists showed that 58 out of 59 names did not exist. He also wrote that there was a lack of legislation regulating non-profit organizations. #Sverige #Ungdom #IdeellaFöreningar #SE #SO (translated)

Carlos Bolsonaro stated that Paraná belonged to Flávio Bolsonaro, associated with the number 22, and called for a mobilization on 10/25 that, according to him, would seek to rescue Brazil from the PT. He also mentioned Jair Bolsonaro, Jorginho Mello, Carol De Toni, Sergio Moro, Deltan Dallagnol, Filipe Barros, Zucco, Sanderson, and Marcel van Hattem. https://t.co/2JxETvFt9u #Brasil #Política #Eleições2024 (translated)

Karen West wrote that she had lost respect for Copenhagen's mayor Sisse Marie We after a concern email, which she, according to West, had sent to TV 2 Kosmopol about today’s march for Denmark. West described the march as peaceful and claimed that the violence came from the far left, not from the participants in the march. She wrote that Danish Jews and their supporters had had to endure demonstrations with what she called more or less anti-Semitic slogans for three years. West called for an apology from the mayor and wrote that she had not participated herself but had followed the event through videos that she believed showed a peaceful march without ideologies. #København #antisemitisme #FredeligDemonstration (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)

Dawisson Belém Lopes stated that the projection continued to improve and said that the more the polls indicated a reduction in the gap between the candidates, the more the coefficient of variation of the curve (delta) would adjust to a turnaround scenario. He highlighted the numbers predicted for October 19 and 20 and assessed that it was the time to advance. #Eleições2023 #Política #Pesquisas (translated)

The County Administrative Board in Sörmland expresses concern over the insufficient information from Senior Material on how they plan to replace the toxic chemical methylene chloride in their manufacturing process, and calls for a clearer basis to be able to participate in the consultation process. #Miljöskydd #Kemikalier #SeniorMaterial (translated)

Jotam Confino wrote that four parties had told B.T. that they expected the police to intervene in case of possible law violations during a pro-Palestinian demonstration in Copenhagen. According to Confino, B.T. had documented that several demonstrators openly celebrated Hamas and the massacre on October 7. The Social Democrats' political spokesman, Rasmus Stoklund, told B.T. that he only knew of the demonstration from the media coverage. He condemned the glorification of Hamas and the attack on October 7 and expected the authorities to intervene in case of law violations regarding masking or glorification of terror. The Conservatives' political spokesman, Frederik Mønster, said that a local branch of the Red-Green Alliance participated. He believed that it showed a problematic tendency on the far left to ally with terror sympathizers and anti-Semites and urged the Red-Green Alliance to strongly distance itself from the behavior. #demonstration #København #terrorisme (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)

Tom Jensen wrote in a leader in Berlingske that the two Muslim participants in last week's episode of the TV 2 program 'Højskolen' had invoked Danish values such as tolerance and inclusiveness to defend views he believed were far from those values. He raised questions about the limits of tolerance in Western democracies and referred to philosopher Karl Popper's argument that open societies must be able to protect themselves against intolerance. Jensen described a growing hatred of the West, which he linked to fundamentalist and dictatorial regimes, as well as people, often from MENAPT countries, who had obtained residency in the West. He wrote that some of them were increasingly allying with a left wing that accepted extreme views when they were expressed by minority representatives. He associated Hamas-apologetic pro-Palestinian demonstrations with parts of the recent unrest in France, growing antisemitism, and opposition to Iran's influence in the Middle East. He also connected the debate to Pia Kjærsgaard's showing of TikTok images of Afrah al-Jabouri in 'Højskolen'. Jensen wrote that free citizens had the right not to tolerate intolerance and warned that the foundation of society could otherwise crack. He concluded by stating that one must tolerate the bad atmosphere. https://t.co/M4FFmI3JqU #Tolerance #Demokrati #Ytringsfrihed (translated)

Johan Romin asked if anyone would be willing to let a party into the government if its candidates expressed support for Hamas, wrote antisemitic things, and participated in demonstrations that were perceived as extremely threatening to Sweden's Jewish minority. He wrote that the party was seen as full of such individuals, even though the recipient himself did not belong to the group. #Sverige #politik #antisemitism (translated)