Sweden: Social democrats campaigns getting hot!

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After attending the meeting in Märsta with Dr. Athu Owiti hosted by ODM Scandinavian branch, I had to hurry back and put up my Social democratic party‘s postas at our Bagarmossen village at midnight..
My colleagues and I from the local Social democratic branch in Bagarmossen did a good job in taking the best positions to display our parties postas.

This morning out of curiosity, I took a round in the area to enjoy the good job we did and take some photos.

To my disappointment someone probably rogue kids in the village gone around taking down almost all postas including those of other parties . We had to regroup and hang the campaign postas up again.

We had to do the job again.

The struggle for voters is getting hotter and hotter by the day here in Sweden with the elections coming soon in September. The last Sifo opinion figures shows Social democrats really doing good together with the Greens, and the Left party.

The majority of us are convinced that we’ll be back soon. What is awaiting us is a big list of a mess created by the Capitalist oriented alliance of Moderates, Folk party, Christian democrats and the Centre party.

Everyone who loves justice, equality and equal respect and recognition is involved in the struggle to take back powers from the alliance and the likes of Nyamko Sabuni who things that a segregated and unequal Sweden is what we should have. Where mothers with immigrant background should be treated with less respect, universal child support be taken away from them, a strategy to increase their opportunities to employment, as Nyamko Sabuni, the Alliance minister for integration and equality puts it.

The Red-Green cooperation will soon bring sanity to the Swedish politics and rectify the major destruction cause by the Reinfelt regime on the countries welfare. The social democratic politics is not just good for Sweden and Swedes, but also for international relations.

Below is a photo of one of our social democratic party’s posta.

Saidimu Ole Ngais.