The spokes female for Sweden’s Green Party, the shockingly White Märta Stenevi, recently argued that native-born Swedish women of European appearance must step aside so that non-European ‘minority’ women can take the country’s reins of power.

The statements made by whites-hating Steveni, who currently serves as the minister for gender equality and housing, came during a podcast interview with Aftonbladet’s political Editor-in-Chief Anders Lindberg after she was asked to comment on the clear and apparent disparities in voting patterns between men and women in the country.

The Green Party spokeswoman claimed there’s an ‘alarming trend’ that has seen men in Sweden move toward the right side of the political spectrum because they believe the country is sufficiently equal as it is today.

Throughout the interview, Steveni repeatedly criticised the Sweden Democrats, which is the only party in the Swedish parliament, that opposes mass immigration and its consequences which include radical demographic changes, increased insecurity, and enormous tax waste which mainly affects poor ethnic-European Swedes.

At one point during the interview, Steveni alleged that the Sweden Democrats and their supporters are ‘threats to democracy’.

‘What I think is a threat to democracy is to give the Sweden Democrats an influence that in the long run means that they take over. I have no illusions about what the long-term goal of that party is.’

When asked why the Green Party gathers so many more votes from women compared to men, Stenevi suggested that power could be a factor driving men away from the Greens, arguing that those with ‘privilege’ may be threatened over increasingly having to share power with women and ethnic minorities.

Later in the discussion, the 45-year-old Green Party spokeswoman went even further. She suggested that not only must Swedish men hand over political power, but those native-born White Swedish women must too. ‘If foreign-born women are to gain power, White, domestically born women will have to move,’ Stenevi said.

Stenevi, black on the inside white on the outside has not resigned from her position herself and handed power to any minority candidate, yet, she is demanding that of other Whites. As of 2019, the Green party is included in government coalition and its prioritized issues are climate change, anti-discrimination and equal rights.

However, news outlets have also revealed other hypocritical elements of the Green Party spokeswoman’s life, which include her investments in Nordea Stratega 50, a fund which holdings include six large oil companies like ExxonMobil, Royal Dutch Shell, Australia’s OMV, and others, the Swedish financial newspaper Dagens Industri reported. Stenevi also invests in another fund which maintains strong positions in other oil companies which include Neste and Lundin Oil.

Although this is not the first instance that a Swedish Green Party member has employed this brand of radical rhetoric, it is the first time that a highly ranked party member and minister like Stenevi has made such divisive comments. In 2018, local Green Party members in Eslöv, a town of 20,000 located in the southern part of the country near to Lund, suggested that native Swedes who have a problem with multiculturalism should just leave the country.

‘There is another party that want to persuade immigrants to relocate,’ said Lars Ahlfors, the Green Party chairman of Eslöv, who was making a not-so-veiled reference to the anti-mass migration Sweden Democrats. ‘We think that if you do not enjoy multiculturalism, there should be an opportunity to give a helping hand to move.’

The Green Party of Eslöv ended up publicly apologising for their chairman’s divisive and inflammatory statements, later claiming that they were actually satire.