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“The Arab party formed in Sweden invites the Swedes not to be expelled from Sweden,” says the blog. lebionka.blogspot.com. Several hundred Facebook users posted the text on a social network, such as the Q-ANON Lithuania group, WWG1WGALT.
Photo of 15min / Misleading publication on the social network
The blog’s authors translate a message that appeared on the supposed party’s Facebook page, explaining the alternative politely offered to Swedes who want to avoid integration: moving to a foreign country.
The story is a warning to the people of our country about the “madness of multiculturalism” and how the asylum of “newcomers from Asia and Africa” could end.
The problem is that the so-called “Arab Party” only exists on Facebook, there is no evidence that there is more than one person in it, and the Facebook posts are just an attempt to provoke.
“Party” not registered
Lebionka.blogspot.com The aforementioned Arabiska Partiet appeared on Facebook on August 13, less than a month ago. Currently a “party” on the social network followed by less than 700 people.
At that time in 2019. According to the data, there are more than half a million people in Sweden who could be considered Arabs, such as those born in Syria, Iraq or Iran.
15min photo / How to strengthen immunity to information?
Sweden fact checkers kallkritikbyran.se contacted the country’s electoral officials and found that the Arab party was not registered. This in itself does not mean that the entity does not exist, but it certainly does not have the opportunity to participate in elections.
Kallkritikbyran.se managed to contact the creator of the Facebook page, Kraru Al-hamede, who provided journalists with an identity document proving that the “party” was created by a non-fictitious person.
The man told reporters that there were about 10 members in the “party” but could not prove such a claim. Although the “party” Facebook entries are created by both the first and third parties, Krar Al-hamede could not provide evidence that the Facebook page is not managed by man alone.
Looking for comedians
The most suspicious is what recordings the alleged party publishes and who broadcasts them to a wider audience. For example, information about lebionka.blogspot.com the case described can be found mainly in the media close to the Kremlin.
Other “party” recordings did not gain much popularity because they were not very controversial. The exception is a Facebook post calling for the removal of all quotes from footballer Zlatan Ibrahimovic, a list of unwanted celebrities has been posted.
Photo by Scanpix / Ruined Sculpture by Zlatan Ibrahimovich
The Facebook page of the “party” indicates that humor will be used to talk about some topics. In the records, the party announced that it was looking for writers with a sense of humor.
For this reason, the Arab Party is more like a funny Facebook page than a real political party. There are similar cases in Lithuania, for example, more than 120 thousand. The “Nation-State Front”, which gathered followers on Facebook in 1941, is called a “political party” on the social network.
We can’t 100 percent. claim that the person or persons who run the Arab Party page have no political ambitions. However 15 minutes evaluation, lebionka.blogspot.com the purpose of the record is not to inform but to manipulate.
The Arab party is not officially founded, the training is followed by several hundred people on the social network. At the time, the post featured a smaller Facebook page representing the views of several hundred thousand Swedish Arabs.
The post was prepared in 15 minutes. in collaboration with Facebook a program to stop the spread of misleading news on the social network. More about the program and its rules – here.
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