Get Woke Go Broke: Nordic airline SAS says in ad that nothing is truly Scandinavian
Scandinavian Airlines (SAS) published a commercial on YouTube titled "What is truly Scandinavian?" with a globalist, completely anti-European message.
In a few words: nothing, nothing is truly Scandinavian or European, everything comes from abroad, from migrants. The ad was removed from YouTube after the bad reaction from the public.
Watch the video:
Official statement
In an official statement published today, the company wrote:
"SAS is a Scandinavian airline that brings travelers to, from an within Scandinavia. We stand by the core message in the commercial, that travel enriches us.
When we travel, we influence our surroundings and we are influenced by others. The experiences we bring back from our travels inspire us as individuals, but also our society.
When analyzing the pattern and volume of reactions we have reason to suspect an online attack and that the campaign has been hijacked. We do not want to risk being a platform for views that we do not share. We have therefore temporarily removed the film from our channels and we are currently evaluating the next step."
Sources:
RT.com
SASGroup.net
In a few words: nothing, nothing is truly Scandinavian or European, everything comes from abroad, from migrants. The ad was removed from YouTube after the bad reaction from the public.
Watch the video:
Official statement
In an official statement published today, the company wrote:
"SAS is a Scandinavian airline that brings travelers to, from an within Scandinavia. We stand by the core message in the commercial, that travel enriches us.
When we travel, we influence our surroundings and we are influenced by others. The experiences we bring back from our travels inspire us as individuals, but also our society.
When analyzing the pattern and volume of reactions we have reason to suspect an online attack and that the campaign has been hijacked. We do not want to risk being a platform for views that we do not share. We have therefore temporarily removed the film from our channels and we are currently evaluating the next step."
Sources:
RT.com
SASGroup.net
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