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Jonas Andersson (SD)
What Jonas Andersson has said in the chamber of the Swedish Riksdag, debate by debate. The lines under each debate sum up a speech; they are written and translated by AI in advance and may contain errors, so check against the speech.
Kammarkoll has the Riksdag's speeches from 26 September 2022 onwards; older debates are not included.
State grants to sports associations with links to left-wing extremism
- Asks how it can be ensured that no state subsidies go to anti-democratic forces. Criticizes the association Collective Effort IF for communist propaganda, links to left-wing extremism and encouragement of violence against politicians. Read the speech
- Argues that organizations with violence-promoting and left-wing extremist elements are legitimized by state policy through connection to Riksidrottsförbundet. Asks if the ministers agree that the current civil society policy risks legitimizing extremism even without direct state grants. Read the speech
- Expresses joy over the democratic conditions but argues that one must be ready to do more. Asks if the government is prepared to review the conditions further because organizations with left-wing extremist and violence-promoting elements must not be legitimized by the state. Read the speech
Sports, outdoor life and gaming safety for elite athletes
- Proposes approval of the committee's proposal. Argues that the government and the party do a lot for sports and welcomes IOK's decision on gender testing to protect biological women's fairness in sports. Read the speech
Civil society grants: SD wants monitoring, MP seeks 1bn SEK
- Wish to vote in favor of the committee's proposal. Argue that the government has regained control over the grant flows to counter fraud and harmful activities and that stricter democratic conditions and increased transparency are crucial to safeguarding the taxpayers' money. Read the speech
- Questions about whether it is appropriate for Social Democrats to lobby for hundreds of millions of kronor to ABF, where the party has intimate ties and current Members of Parliament hold leading positions. Read the speech
- Argues that it is serious when a Member of Parliament lobbies for more state subsidies to a study association where they themselves are active. Asks if this differs from corresponding actions within the business sector. Read the speech
- Argues that trust in the handling of state subsidies has been damaged by previous governments' grants to Islamists and fraudsters. Criticizes the Social Democrats' lack of arm's length distance due to Members of Parliament's connections to ABF. Read the speech
- Criticizes that Social Democrats hold dual positions as members of Parliament and district chairs in ABF. Argues that this conflict of interest damages trust in the state's civil society policy and suggests that such connections should be avoided. Read the speech
Ban on gambling on credit and public benefit lottery exemption
- Supports the proposals in the bill and moves for its approval. Argues that the extended credit ban strengthens consumer protection against destructive gambling and indebtedness. Criticizes the Social Democrats' previous lottery activities which have contributed to indebtedness. Read the speech
State support for religious communities and extremism measures
- Highlights an incident where an imam advocated for the abuse of women and argues that such behavior must not be allowed to receive taxpayers' money. Asks whether the current democratic conditions are sufficiently sharp to prevent state subsidies to Islamists. Read the speech
- Argues that Förenade Islamiska Föreningar i Sverige has links to Islamism and foreign funding. Asks when the state subsidy to the organization will be stopped and what the government is doing to counter the Muslim Brotherhood. Read the speech
- Argues that statements about violence against women are rooted in the Quran and are part of the problems with the Islamization of Sweden. Points out that the Muslim civil society stands out with doubts regarding foreign funding and Islamist networks. Asks why this specific civil society exhibits so many problems with democracy. Read the speech
Culture, media, and leisure: cuts to study associations
- Proposes approval of the committee's proposal. Criticizes the left-wing bloc's previous cultural policy for lack of control and for having channeled state grants to Islamists and fraudsters. Argues that reduced grants to student unions is a necessary prioritization. Read the speech
- Responds to the question about study associations by arguing that the Social Democrats have unique and intimate ties to them. Criticizes the Social Democrats for wanting special legislation for their own activities and explains that the cuts are due to the activities not being prioritized. Read the speech
- Criticizes Vänsterpartiet for trying to lecture SD regarding associative democracy despite historical links to dictatorships. Argues that Vänsterpartiet's tax policy means people have less means for culture. Read the speech
Civil society and popular education grants: fraud and cuts
- Wish to support reservation 7 and propose a central database for public grants as well as a national representative register to stop fraud. Criticizes the Social Democrats' exaggerated tone regarding reduced grants to student unions. Read the speech
- Asks about the underlying reasons for the Social Democrats' high tone regarding folkbildningen. Argues that the party favors its party friends through close ties to ABF, which receives large state grants. Read the speech
- Argues that the close ties between the Social Democrats and ABF look strange. Claims that it is unlikely that there is no form of self-interest in the party through the large amounts that go to study associations. Read the speech
Public education preparedness: cuts to folk high schools
- Criticizes the Social Democrats' claims regarding the study associations' role in crisis preparedness and argues that the activities have been characterized by cheating, Islamism, and gang crime. Claims that the government's reforms are necessary to create order and clarity. Read the speech
- Asks how the student unions can be expected to solve crises when they themselves have been affected by cheating and criminal infiltration. Argues that the party fights for the taxpayers' interests and questions the use of debate articles from party friends as sources. Read the speech
Labor market, migration, infrastructure and welfare debate
Public service, film and video games funding and mandate
- Proposes approval of reservation 19. Argues that the opposition's motions should be dismissed as investigations are ongoing. Criticizes left-wing identity politics in film and public service and emphasizes the need for broadened funding sources. Read the speech
- Argues that production incentives are an important part of the state film policy. Asks why the previous government did not provide the resources that the investigation desired. Read the speech
- Proposes to broaden and develop the gift tax deduction as a complement to bring in more money for cultural policy. Criticizes that the opponent's policy makes people poorer, which reduces their opportunity to consume culture. Read the speech
Cultural policy, media, religious communities and leisure
- Proposes approval of the committee's proposal. Argues that cuts in the appropriations to student unions are a necessity in order to prioritize the justice system and defense. Criticizes the opposition's doomsday rhetoric and argues that the government has improved the democratic conditions for state grants. Read the speech
- Denies being pleased by cuts or closed rehearsal rooms. Argues that the government's reforms within folkbildningen are necessary to restore respect for taxpayers' money and correct previous irregularities. Read the speech
- Criticizes the red-green side for causing high fuel prices that make people poorer. Refutes that the grants to student unions are reduced by one-third and argues that the reduction is one-quarter. Read the speech
HVB homes criminal networks, aid budget and security debate
- Criticizes the Social Democrats' lottery for dishonest activities and connections to gang criminals. Advocates for a total ban on party-political lotteries and asks for the timeline for submitting a regulatory proposal to the Riksdag. Read the speech
State support for religious communities and civil society
- Proposes approval of the committee's proposal. Argues that the stricter democratic conditions are necessary to prevent Islamists and extremists from exploiting state subsidies. Criticizes the Social Democrats for their previous policy and for their previous proposal being insufficient. Read the speech
Gaming industry regulation, taxes, and marketing rules
- Welcomes the government's proposal for better access to customer data to strengthen consumer protection. Criticizes the Social Democrats for rigging the legislation for partisan lotteries and wants a total ban on these. Read the speech
- Argues that it is important to ensure that the gambling tax does not negatively affect the horse industry or the countryside. Confirms that a differentiated gambling tax is an interesting proposal that the party has discussed internally. Read the speech
- Argues that there is a big difference between small local associations and political power parties in lotteries. Criticizes the Center Party for avoiding the issue and demands clear answers. Read the speech
Public service and film policy: SD, S, and M debate rules
- Wants to scrap the mirroring mandate because the focus on gender identity and ethnic background does not belong in the regulations. Criticizes that current film policy goals regarding equality and diversity have negatively affected artistic freedom. Read the speech
Popular education cuts: S criticizes, SD favors Armed Forces
- Argues that the real threat to public education is cheating, lack of control, and infiltration by Islamists and gang criminals. Proposes stricter guidelines, better follow-up, and that the study associations and the folk high schools receive their own grants. Read the speech
- Argues that cheating and fraud threaten the legitimacy of folk education policy. Criticizes the opposition's rhetoric regarding cuts and advocates for more serious activities in the study associations. Read the speech
- Criticizes that popular education is portrayed as crucial for democracy. Argues that it is more important to invest in the Armed Forces and civil defense than in study associations. Read the speech
- Argues that the student unions have large sums remaining and should prioritize the countryside over less important courses. Suggests that the Miljöpartiet should instead stand behind proposals such as lowering the reduction obligation to better support the countryside. Read the speech
- Criticizes the red-green parties for failing to stop fraud and contributions to Islamists. Argues that a solid effort is now required to clean up the mess that has been created. Read the speech
State funding to civil society: Audit Office report debate
- Proposes approval of reservation 1. Argues that civil society is important but requires order and clarity to stop grant chaos. Proposes a database of all state grants including municipal and regional levels as well as a national representative register to counter fraud and Islamists. Read the speech
- Asks if Vänsterpartiet does not consider that the removal of party lotteries would strengthen civil society. Argues that money from lotteries would go to local associations if the market were not dominated by large power parties. Read the speech
- Argues that the removal of party allotments is positive for civil society because people have limited resources. Criticizes Vänsterpartiet for a lack of commitment to ensuring that grants go to the right things. Read the speech
Government investments in healthcare, schools and culture
- Asks how the minister intends to act regarding the General Inheritance Fund following the Swedish National Audit Office's criticism regarding lack of control and efficiency. Argues that the money of deceased Swedes must not be used by criminals or Islamists. Read the speech
Culture, media, leisure investments and SD's Islamism stance
- Argues that Centerpartiet is abusing the concept of arm's length. Asks why Centerpartiet considers that a division of budget appropriations for study associations and folk high schools would threaten this principle. Read the speech
- Notes that the system has not functioned well. Criticizes the Center Party for using the concept of arm's length as a political cliché and asks if they believe that the Riksdag should not have opinions on appropriations in the state budget. Read the speech
- Proposes approval of the committee's proposal. Argues that folkbildning suffers from systematic cheating, gang crime, and Islamism and demands stricter democratic conditions as well as that the responsibility for state grants be transferred to an agency. Stands behind the reduction of studieförbund and welcomes the investment in folkhögskolor. Read the speech
- Argues that the Social Democrats should use the Riksdag's investigation service for a more serious policy. Criticizes that the Social Democrats did not take seriously the extensive deficiencies and fraud within folkbildningen during their period in government. Read the speech
- Criticizes the Social Democrats' view on the role of popular education today. Argues that state grants to study associations go to gang crime, Islamism, and cheating and that this constitutes a threat to democratic values. Read the speech
Government investments in crime prevention, defense and education
- Asks why the Minister for Education considers the budget change for student unions to be a correct priority. Argues that the cuts are responsible due to problems with cheating, fraud, and Islamist connections as well as a lack of basis for payments. Read the speech
Popular education: 1 billion for civil society and grants
- Proposes approval of reservation 5. Criticizes the laxity of previous red-green governments which has enabled cheating, contributions to Islamists and gang crime within folkbildningen. Argues that the government must now tighten the control and follow-up of the studieförbunden. Read the speech
- Corrects previous statements regarding the funding of youth centers. Argues that the focus should be on preventing organized crime from taking a share of tax money in study associations. Asks what Vänsterpartiet wants to do to stop these problems. Read the speech
- Criticizes the Left Party's naive attitude towards youth centers where organized crime has infiltrated the activities. Argues that the government's reforms shall stop cheating, Islamism, and crime in education. Read the speech
Gambling market regulation, e-sports and party lotteries
- Criticizes the use of secret sales scripts to get poor pensioners to buy lottery tickets. Argues that political parties tailor legislation for their own economic gain and that their revenues are not comparable to small associations. Read the speech
- Criticizes the Social Democrats' gambling companies for driving vulnerable people to the Enforcement Authority. Argues that political parties abuse exemptions for public benefit for their own gain and demands that the legislation be abolished to democratize Sweden. Read the speech
- Wants to stop political parties' lottery activities and argues that the Social Democrats have driven vulnerable people to the Swedish Enforcement Authority through credit sales. Criticizes the party for using secret scripts to exploit poor pensioners. Read the speech
- Accuses the Social Democrats of conducting a lottery operation that drives pensioners to the Swedish Enforcement Authority. Argues that special legislation for public benefit lotteries benefits the Social Democrats with large amounts at the expense of vulnerable elderly people and questions whether they tailored the legislation to benefit their own party. Read the speech
- Welcomes the proposals in the proposition and wants to abolish the legislation for party lotteries in order to democratize Sweden. Criticizes the Social Democrats for exploiting the exception to exploit vulnerable persons and requests increased transparency regarding the parties' financing. Read the speech
- Argues that parties should not use legislation to create economic advantages for their own party coffers. Criticizes that political parties legislate benefits that favor themselves. Read the speech
- Argues that the proposal on party lotteries is important to safeguard democracy. Criticizes the Social Democrats' previous lottery activities and argues that they want to talk about hypothetical examples instead of investigating the actual party-political lotteries. Read the speech
Sports and outdoor life: leisure cards, prescriptions and LOA
- Requests approval of reservation 28. Argues that sports and outdoor life are crucial for public health and proposes that the sports movement's work with sports for the elderly be strengthened. Wants both areas to be seen as a whole. Read the speech
Public service funding and film production rules debate
- Proposes to abolish the film policy goal of equality and diversity and reduce politicized micro-management. Criticizes that left-wing identity politics and quotas restrict artistic freedom and force applicants to adapt their projects. Read the speech
Alcohol sales, migration, crime and child psychiatry debate
- Asks what the government is doing to stop grants to Islamists and other extremists. Argues that the work on new democratic conditions must be expedited to control state grants to civil society. Read the speech
Foreign funding to religious communities and state subsidies
- Argues that civil society creates value for the people and proposes that organizations that facilitate the stay of illegal immigrants should not receive public support. Criticizes other parties for not fully taking up the fight against Islamism. Read the speech
Hate and threats at libraries and arm's length principle
Culture, media, and leisure budget: 200m grant and museum fees
- Proposes approval of the committee's proposal. Argues that folkbildning needs sharpened follow-up, control, and transparency and that the responsibility for the state grant should be moved to an agency in order to stop fraud and tax money going to Islamism. Read the speech
- Welcomes that Vänsterpartiet shows interest in cultural heritage issues. Argues that Sverigedemokraterna will work to implement the points in the Tidö Agreement and highlight the importance of cultural heritage issues in discussions with coalition partners. Read the speech
- Confirms that the cultural heritage reform is still a good proposal that is in line with the party's politics. Criticizes the Left Party for not having acted against cheating and Islamism within folk education or shown respect for the taxpayers' money. Read the speech
Gaming regulation: M opposes ferry slot machines and marketing
- Requests approval of the reservations and wants to reject the proposal on changed moderation requirements as well as the termination of the agreement with Finland. Argues that legal precedent should be established and criticizes exceptions for political parties' lottery activities as well as gambling on credit. Read the speech
Alcohol policy, infrastructure, housing, school and corruption
- Asks how the government will act to prevent state grants to civil society from going to Islamism or other dangerous forces. Argues that the current bill is insufficient and that one must go further. Read the speech
Source: The Swedish Parliament. Kammarkoll is an independent service.