Åkesson: the Right to be masters in their own house

– the people of Europe want to continue solving common problems together, but without losing the self-evident right to be masters in their own house, " he said.

Åkesson, dressed in a light gray jacket, paced back and forth and glanced recurring on a document on the table in front of him when he spoke from the stage at the city of stockholm.

Åkesson urged the party's supporters to vote in the upcoming EUROPEAN elections.

" It's about now we have the possibility to slow down the development. It is important questions and concerns about our own existence as a nation, if our self-determination and the right to shape our future, " he said.

safety issues in his speech, and said that the SD will take the fight for safety on the streets, in the home, at work, in old age and in case of unemployment and illness.

" We will continue to fight for a restoration of the small community, which is built on community, domesticity, trust, diligence, and duty. Each day we'll fight for it as so many swedes still see that its the old Sweden. The safe and cohesive Sweden, said Åkesson.

He began the speech by directing a swipe against the prime minister and the leader Stefan Löfven, that linked nationalism and conservatism to nazism and the Holocaust in its förstamajtal, according to Åkesson

" My request to the Löfven is to stop being hypocritical. No other party has the same extent as the S paved the way for all manner of extremism in our country. Stefan Löfven, you crawled for the nazis, you crawled, and crawling still for communism and you are grovelling to the islamists. Stop the hypocrisy and put our own port, said Åkesson in the century.

looks to be heading for a big lift – but Åkesson is out, too, after the many still undecided voters.

According to the DN/Ipsos opinion poll published on Tuesday, may party 17 percent of the votes cast, an increase of over 7 percentage points compared with the elections in 2014. In a survey carried out by Novus for the SR and SVT, and released last Thursday, the lands of the SD of 13.7 per cent, but become the second largest after the social democrats.

In Novusmätningen said at the same time almost a fifth of respondents said that they are yet undecided on which party to vote for. The voters want to SD, as well as other parties, on access and on Friday came a for many the somewhat surprising notice by Åkesson and Liberal leader Jan Björklund that they go out on a debatturné together.

Jimme Åkesson held its first vårtal 2013.