Letter to the editor. Noted by DN’s readers on May 6

To DN Several international law experts say that Sweden has « a responsibility to act » when another country commits serious crimes against international law. The time regulation does not fully take that responsibility as it has not tried everything in its power to stop Israel’s apocalyptic destruction of Gaza. It has only set toothless demands that Israel did not have to care about. The government has not tried to form a coalition of countries that direct the same sanctions against Israel’s decision makers and commanders as against Russia, as pauses the association agreement And all the military equipment trading with Israel and is clear that Israel’s wanted Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is arrested if he sets foot on their land and who calls Israel’s ambassadors to the Foreign Ministry for a heating. Perhaps none of this Palestinians would be to benefit because the United States is on Israel’s side and maybe the United States had answered with reprisals against the coalition. But do we have any choice? It is in both the now vulnerable peoples and our interest that we gather unequivocal support for the rule -based world order that is the protection of the small people.
Niclas Kuoppa, Stockholm

Concerning Per Kågeson’s submitter: It is clear that Ulf « Now we get order in the climate“ Kristersson is doing everything to appease the Swedish Democrats – as long as the government is dependent on SD to retain power. A picture says more than a thousand words or Sunday’s party leadership debate in SVT. SD’s Jimmie Åkesson thinks Trump’s policy was refreshing and good. Kristersson froze to IS. And Kristersson refrained to answer all quick questions that were sensitive to the collaboration with SD. The government we have now that is dependent on SD is and remains the worst government of all time. Who is leading the government? Yes, it is not Kristersson (« now we get order in Sweden »).
Lasse Roos

The wolf (a natural part of the Swedish fauna?) Folds sheep and hunting dogs (natural parts of the Swedish fauna?). The tiger (a natural part of the Indian fauna?) Folds cows and humans (natural parts of the Indian fauna?). It has been proposed a firing that reduces the number of wolves From about 375 to 170 in Sweden. How would we react if Indian decision makers decided to reduce the number of tigers in the same way?
Dan Lindquist, Nacka

The stripes never go out: the hammer and the cut, the symbol of those who murdered millions Ukrainians in 1932–1933appeared at the Left Party’s first meeting at Medborgarplatsen in Stockholm.
Sten Björnberg

Before the next parliamentary election, I have a wish: stop in advance to demand answers to who or which the party should cooperate with after the election. Do as in Germany, or as in Sweden’s municipalities: Vote only after ideology and important issues, then negotiate to create a majority. Hopefully it can also create a political debate based on suggestions, visions and ideology and remove us from short -term and oral chopping.
Marie Morin, Västerås

The long -time MP Fredrik Malm would be welcome as new party leader for the Liberals. He could be a unifying force in a troubled Sweden as a true European friend. He is a good debater with social liberal values ​​for a united Europe. His commitment to Ukraine is genuine, and he often stands as a speaker for a free and warm Ukraine with his own boundaries.
Sven-Olof Ericsson, Enskede

In 2008, MP Fredrik Malm voted yes to the FRA Act, despite the fact that he promised to a voter to counteract it. « He betrayed his election promise black on white, » said Christian Fredriksson to Expressen 17 years ago. « I feel cruelly disappointed and offended as a bourgeois voter. It seems that they operate the spine out of parliamentary members the first day at work. They say one thing, but do another. » Christian Fredriksson wanted to ask Fredrik Malm why he voted against what he promised. Malm has no problem meeting him, but not if Expressen was there. Malm, who voted yes for surveillance, does not want others to listen.
Ulf Andersson, Boden

The private healthcare company Kry’s actions is directly fraudulent. Are these actors who should be the backbone of Swedish healthcare? Apparently if you listen to Kristoffer Tamsons (M), who defends the arrangement. Region Stockholm should, if possible, terminate the agreement. The patients it touches still should be craying or at their height a little scratchy. That this fraudster company’s CEO then sits as the only representative of the healthcare sector in the government’s efficiency delegation Says everything about government policy. Business and economists know everything about everything and the contempt for knowledge about running public operations is total.
Fredrik Svensson, Rotebro

Thanks, Magnus Isacson, chairman of the Swedish Association for General Medicine, for your initiated letter to the editor About how the government intends to streamline care! It was informative to read this. The fact that the private healthcare company Kry’s CEO should be included in the state efficiency delegation for health care is astonishing, even for one that does not belong to the government or healthcare sector. Maybe it’s time for the government to visit reality?
Astrid Åkesson, Grödinge

Ronald Hedblad (Noted on 5 May) calls for « a contemporary Palme », ​​and you can probably wish for a less silly prime minister than the present one. But what did Palme really do with his word cascades? Do you want to access the « dictatorship » – why not invest in a straight right against the solar plexus (Moscow), but settle for light left jabs against the arms (Prague)?
Anders Nordlund, Uppsala

Danuta Bäckman (Noted on 5 May) think we should agree in the fight against everyone who opposes the opportunity to knit the knife in the back of people. Or what does she mean?
Per Eckerbom, Pensioner, Stockholm

During the month of April, I consumed electricity at a sum of SEK 196. The delivery of electricity cost SEK 677. I think the cost of electricity delivery is horrible, which I think many people agree with. After all, we are all dependent on electricity, and, like the undersigned, the cost of influencing is not significant.
Majvor Andersson, Tired citizen, Svanesund

Since now the United States officially expresses demands on the City of Stockholm, and, by extension, Swedish society, not to engage in inclusion programs, we should versus that all American embassy staff must LGBTQ-certify before midsummer.
Per stone, pensioner

It must still be good for poor families with that both petrol and drug become cheaper.
Sta Johnels, Coffin

It may be true that there is no popular foundation for powerful climate measures. Shouldn’t you turn on the steak and ask how much popular anchor there is for the threatening climate disaster?
Carolyn Latham, Stockholm

Kjell Nordenstam (Noted on 5 May) Want to try to give co -operation in the car the opportunity to use the « bus file » for more efficient use of vehicles and roads, with reference to similar conditions in France. It has also been tested in Sweden. DN wrote in 2000 About the route between Tappström on Ekerö and Brommaplan in Stockholm, where this was possible. Today, this is removed, so probably the benefits did not outweigh the disadvantages that may occur, such as perhaps abuse and increased congestion for the buses.
Torkel Borelius

Sometimes news media offers involuntary comics. TT reports on « The Spiritual Leaders of the Drus »and it is good with leaders who are a bit quick and clever in the replica. Young women are very often heard nowadays that the word spiritual means spiritual, but from news agencies you may expect correct language processing. I have also heard reporters who believe that a defendant is a goal-like instead of goal-owners.
Gunnar Kihlstedt

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