"Shame on you, Stefan Löfven! You have the nerve to point fingers at the only parliamentary party (SD) that completely lacks guilt in what the country has become, when you should take responsibility and do something about the chaos that you have been very much involved in creating.”
“But what do you do? You sit silent in parliament while the citizens are suffering, while the old and the sick are thrown out on the street and while the unrest intensifies”, she continues.
“You crawl out from your sheltered workshop only when the disaster is a complete fact, and peep that it is “unacceptable” or that “we have been naïve”. With the exception when people belonging to a certain religion have been attacked, then you use your chest tones in eagerness to quickly condemn.”
“I hope you do the right thing when the summer holiday is over and acknowledge your total inability to steer the country in the right direction, resign, and call for an early election. Because, you know, this country can’t take three more years of completely incompetent leadership, where common sense is notable only with its total absence.”
“While writing this letter, I have tried to think of another country in the Western world that treats its citizens with greater injustice than you do, Stefan Löfven, but for the life of me I cannot think of a single one.”
“Of course, I understand that you do not care about all this, other than when election year is getting closer because the most important thing for you is to remain in power. The power that you continue to abuse.”
“We don’t need any more power-abusing leaders with megalomania, we need someone with backbone enough to roll up his or her sleeves, reverse the destructive development and make Sweden great again.”
“And if there is anything that has been established beyond all reasonable doubt, it is that that person is not you. The humanitarian superpower, and the foundation and values on which it rested, has failed and it turned out to be lacking all the content you and your peers created the impression that it would hold.”
“Instead, it drips with misery, contradictions, insecurity and a prosperity that is soon to be a thing of the past”, she concludes.