Weimers posted a clip from the platform in which he talks about how the gang leader, Rawa Majeed, is said to be linked to murders on Swedish soil on orders from Iran.
– It is time to react, says the EU parliamentarian.
– Otherwise, many bloody years lie ahead as other rogue states begin to behave in the same way.
He is compared to the American Al-Qaeda fighter Anwar Al-Awlaki, who was killed by the United States in Yemen.
The gang will not be deterred until we cooperate with America and Israel to eliminate gang leaders who are safe in third countries.
– Let's do the same thing with Rawaa Majid.
Tidökritiken: “Does not belong to the rule of law”
On the part of the government, Weimar's move was rejected:
– The Swedish authorities do not liquidate people. It does not belong to the rule of law. On the other hand, the government is working hard to ensure that dangerous criminals abroad are arrested, tried and punished for their serious crimes, says Caroline Opsahl, press secretary of Justice Minister Gunnar Strömer in a commentary for SVT Nyheter.
Martin Millen, the Liberals' legal policy spokesman, agrees with the Justice Minister's comment that liquidating people under the rule of law does not belong to the rule of law and has nothing to add.
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