A prominent British ethno-nationalist has been banned from almost every country in Europe for 15 years after flying to Sweden to give a speech at a conference.
Mark Collett, the founder and leader of community and activist group Patriotic Alternative, flew into Stockholm ahead of a Free Sweden event held on Saturday but was detained going through customs and held for several hours before being formally refused entry into the country.
He was told that he presented “a threat to public order, the fabric of society and the values on which Sweden and Europe are built”, banned from entering any of the 29 Schengen Zone countries for 15 years, and spent more than 25 hours stranded in the airport before being deported back to the UK.
Mr Collett said on his Telegram channel that his treatment, which included having no access to his passport or luggage and being denied food or water, was an example of “antiwhite discrimination and two-tier ‘justice'”, and pointed out that illegal immigrants were treated far more favourably than he was.
“Remember, if I was a migrant that just arrived in a dinghy I would have been housed, fed and then the state would have turned a blind eye to any criminal activity I may have caused. Instead, I arrived in Sweden to give a speech encouraging White people to live together and form communities,” he wrote.
“If I was an ‘asylum seeker’ I would have been treated far better, instead, I stand up for the interests of White people, so I have no human rights in Europe.”
Mr Collett said in a livestream after his return that he travelled to Europe regularly and the trip was nothing out of the ordinary, and explained that he had written a short speech to present to the Free Sweden Movement supporting their aims of creating a White community.
His deportation comes two weeks after Swedish nationalist Marcus Follin, known as The Golden One online, was also detained and refused entry to Canada while travelling to give a speech.
Patriotic Alternative campaigns to raise awareness about the effects of mass immigration and demographic replacement in Britain and advocates for native Britons, and on Monday was attacked in a hit piece by the BBC for raising money for British political prisoners, including those jailed for social media posts during last year’s anti-immigration protests.
Header image: Left, right, Mark Collett (supplied).
