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Focus on demographics, power, and civilisational decline — broadcast from South Africa, a future the West refuses to see.
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The Firewall Paradox: Why AfD Is Rising While the Sweden Democrats Are Falling (opens the original)
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Germany’s AfD keeps gaining ground despite a political firewall designed to keep it out of power. In Sweden, the Sweden Democrats were gradually brought into the political mainstream, and have now for the first time lost support.I sit down with Dan Eriksson to discuss the latest elections in Germany and Sweden, and what they might tell us about the changing political landscape in Europe.Follow Dan: <a class="embedded-publication-link-part" href="https://english.daneriksson.com?utm_source=substac
When You Win the Argument but Lose the Election (opens the original)
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For the first time since its founding, the Sweden Democrats (SD) have lost support in a general election. They fell from around twenty percent to under eighteen, and dropped from the second largest party to third, behind the Moderates. After the last election, their ambition was to become the biggest party in Sweden, ahead of the Social Democrats which have dominated Swedish politics for over a hundred years. Even the Social Democrats had their worst election since universal suffrage was establi
Where I’ve been, and what comes next (opens the original)
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I missed last week’s essay, and I’m busy writing this week’s, about the Swedish election, where our right-wing party lost some seats. The Sweden Democrats lost ground for the first time in the party’s history. Some are pretty down about the result, but I will argue why it's not as bad as people make it out to be.Regarding the missed essay, first, I got sick. It felt like the entire country caught the same cough. Secondly I’ve taken a job, and I’m now working in a more regular capacity at one of
When a Mother Kills, We Reach for Madness (opens the original)
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In January 2023 Lindsay Clancy killed her three young children and then tried to take her own life. As I write this her trial is still going on, and it may have a verdict by the time you read it. Her lawyers don’t dispute that she did it, but argue she had postpartum psychosis and is therefore not criminally responsible.Women like Candace Owens blame big pharma and the medical institutions they say failed her. A lot of the crowd that has gathered in her supp
Nelson Mandela and the Long Walk to Freedom (opens the original)
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I’m currently reading Nelson Mandela’s biography, Long Walk to Freedom. I’ve worked a great deal in South Africa and spent long stretches there, so I figured it was time to sit with a story that a lot of people refer to. I think it’s worth taking one subject or event and reading it from opposite sides. I know the Boer version fairly well, and the English version too, but I’ve got a weaker grip on the black tribes.People act on the stories their side tells, and lean on them to justify what they d
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