In a post on her Facebook page, the leader of the right-wing Neo-Bourgeois party, known for her hardline stances against Islam, immigrants, and refugees, expressed her happiness at the departure of former MP Skander Siddiq from parliament after the elections held this week. This is what her post on her official Facebook page contained:
“مع تحفظي على احتمال وصفي كشخص سيء، أنا مسرورة حقا لعدم إعادة انتخاب Frie Grønne وسيكندر صديق.
The chances (of his re-election) were also very low for understandable reasons. Because when you insist, in Frie Grønne's political profile, on speaking almost exclusively with people of a Muslim background, you encounter
Several challenges are quite obvious:
1) Some Danish citizens who consider themselves Muslims are, thankfully, so well integrated that they are outraged by the stupid Sikandar's declaration that all Danes who do not vote for the Frie Grønne party are racists.
2) Some Danish citizens who grew up in a Muslim country are not Muslims, but fled from Islam and for the same reason certainly do not support Skender’s desire for Islam to have a greater influence in Denmark.
3) Non-assimilated Muslims with Danish citizenship, who hate Denmark and see us all as racists, are not happy with Frie Grønne's alliance with the LGBTQ+ community.
4) And those Muslims who hold Danish citizenship, and who oppose democracy, do not vote at all for a reason
clear.
There is a lot to worry about when we see the election results.
لكن حقيقة أن سكندر صديق ووصفه الغبي لجميع الدنماركيين كعنصريين لم يعد جزءاً من الحكومة الشعبية الدنماركية، أنا بصراحة مسرورة جدا”.
I finish.
The post received considerable approval from Pernille Vermund's followers, and the comments contained racist remarks against Skander Siddique and sometimes mockery. Some comments also targeted Muslims in Denmark in general, which is common on social media in Denmark.
It is worth noting that the New Bourgeois Party is a right-wing party and is part of the Blue Bloc, which in the last elections on Tuesday, the first of this month, managed to garner 1,453,770 votes, compared to 1,698,131 votes for the Red Bloc, and 327,709 for the Moderate Party, which does not belong to any bloc.
The New Bourgeois Party also secured 6 seats in the new parliament thanks to the number of votes it received, which is the same number of seats obtained by the Alternative party, the smallest party of the Red Bloc. Incidentally, this is the party in which Skander Siddique was first elected to parliament, and then left it and established the Frie Grønne party. Meanwhile, the Frie Grønne party, headed by the former Muslim parliamentarian of Pakistani origin, Skander Siddique, did not succeed in obtaining the required percentage of 2% of votes, but only obtained 1% of votes, which amounted to 31,787 votes, which caused it to leave parliament.
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