Sweden: Islamic party leader claims Muslims are profiled and their rights are violated

The goal of every Islamic supremacist is to exalt Islam above all religions and political structures, and to ensure that the jihad ideology can spread freely throughout infidel societies. This often involves relentless efforts to propagate the lie that calling out Sharia human rights abuses and jihad violence is “Islamophobic.” What is hidden cannot be perceived as a threat; the idea is also to stop infidels from criticizing Islam. Claiming victimhood works, so it’s no wonder that the leader of the Pro-Erdoğan “Islamist Nyans (Nuance) Party” is claiming that Muslims in Sweden “are under pressure by intelligence services and that the authorities want to strip Muslims of their rights and freedoms.”

It is no secret that far too many mosques are foreign-funded, and are preaching jihad and Sharia. In 2020, France raided dozens of mosques over their “radicalization.”

The Nuance Party sparked concerns in September after it received a massive number of votes in immigrant districts. This speaks for itself, in light of open-door immigration. According to the Nordic Monitor, to many, this was “an indication of failures in integration and may cause a political crisis in the future.” This inevitable crisis will play out everywhere that open-door immigration policies have been in effect. Muslims are the primary focus of the Nuance Party, not the interests of all people in Sweden. The party wants to outlaw Qur’an burning and criminalize “Islamophobia.”

“Sweden’s Islamist party leader claims Muslims profiled by intelligence, rights violated,” by Abdullah Bozkurt, Nordic Monitor, January 12, 2022:

The leader of Sweden’s Islamist Nuance Party (Partiet Nyans, or PNy) claimed Muslims in the Nordic region’s most populous country are under pressure by intelligence services and that the authorities want to strip Muslims of their rights and freedoms, effectively parroting similar talking points made by Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan about Muslims in Europe.

Mikail Yüksel, a Swedish politician of Turkish origin who was accused of acting on behalf of the Erdoğan regime, said schools established by Muslims were shut down after they were profiled by Swedish intelligence services. He also said Sweden is not a country that values rights, liberties or freedoms.

“Today, in Sweden, unfortunately, the government wants to take away the freedoms and rights of Muslims. For example, the headscarf ban, the circumcision issue. Muslim-owned schools are closed due to the operations of intelligence agencies,” Yüksel said on a TV program moderated by Mücahit Küçükyılmaz, a chief advisor of the Turkish president.

“Sweden may seem like a country that is pro-freedom from the outside, but I think it would be good to be aware of the oppression of immigrants, especially Muslims,” Yüksel added.

Asked by Erdoğan’s advisor where Turks in Sweden stand on Turkey blocking approval of NATO membership for the Nordic country, Yüksel claimed some 90 to 95 percent of Turks side with the Erdoğan government in the row.

Yüksel also lamented that Sweden wants to cut off funds provided to mosques by foreign countries, especially Turkey, which supports a number of mosques operated by Turkey’s religious authority, the Diyanet, in several Swedish cities. Diyanet-run mosques and Turkey-funded imams were exposed in the past for engaging in spying activities on Swedish territory on behalf of the Turkish government. Reports that profiled critics of the Erdoğan regime were sent back to Turkey by Diyanet imams.

Yüksel accused Sweden’s justice minister of spearheading a campaign to ban such funding at the European Union level as well and said Sweden wants to enact a law to make such foreign financing illegal.

The program was aired on September 8, 2022 on TRT Türk, a station owned by the state-run Turkish Radio and Television Corporation (TRT) that targets overseas audiences with a special focus on the Turkish and Muslim diaspora communities.

Küçükyılmaz, also an Islamist, is known for running clandestine influence operations on behalf of his boss, Erdoğan, by using social media troll armies, helping disseminate fake news and attack opponents of the government with slander, distortions and lies. For a while he was the director of the presidency’s communications office and worked with the Turkish intelligence-linked SETA foundation in Ankara.

Yüksel’s remarks on Küçükyılmaz’s program echo similar comments made by Turkish President Erdoğan, who often accuses European governments of usurping the rights and freedoms of Turks and Muslims, raiding their mosques and attacking covered Muslim women in the street while authorities look the other way.

On October 6, 2020 Erdoğan publicly accused Sweden, among other European countries, of encouraging attacks on mosques, Muslims and Turks, and said perpetrators are protected by the authorities. He noted that the rights of Muslims have been usurped and that attacks against Muslims have become a daily occurrence. Citing a Quran-burning incident in Sweden as an example, Erdoğan said perpetrators are protected in the name of freedoms while Muslims’ sacred values are under attack.

“I’m saying this very plainly: Racism and Islamophobia are protected by state authorities in many Western nations. …The murderers who attacked our mosques and Muslims’ businesses are not even prosecuted,” Erdoğan stated…….