It is a rewrite of reality, when Joachim B. Olsen claims that his former generals Simon Emil Ammitzbøll-Bille left the Liberal Alliance because, it is not flugtede with his personal ambitions in the party.
so says the current party leader of the Forwards.
“It is manifestly such, that they have agreed it is in the spin department in the Liberal Alliance, that they should say it,” says Simon Emil Ammitzbøll-Beetle.
He rejects, consequently, firmly, that it should not be true, as he in connection with the formation of the new party told that it was the political line of the Liberal Alliance he no longer agreed with, and that this was the reason for his exit.
the Liberal Alliance was at the election Day decimated from 13 to four mandates.
Joachim B. Olsen were among the profiles that have not obtained the favor of the voters.
however, He is back in parliament after the Liberal Alliance has hired him as a political consultant on full time in the Betticket party’s political-economic secretariat.
In an interview for the Telegraph suggests the former OLYMPIC medalist in the shot put, to Simon Emil Ammitzbøll-Beetle turned his former party in the back, because he failed to become party leader. The post went instead to Alex Vanopslagh.
“It was about personal ambition more than it was about anything else,” says Joachim B. Olsen in the interview.
But Simon Emil Ammitzbøll-Beetle keeps so firmly in that it was a political project, he could no longer see himself in.
“There were disagreements about which way you should go.”
“I have an ambition that Denmark should have a fair immigration policy and be open to Europe and the world, and it could not be done in LA,” he says.
What do you think of your former colleague and generals Joachim B. Olsen comes with the kind of flick?
“You can be politically disagree, but be just good friends because of it. I bear not in the least grudge.”
Can you understand, if your former fellow party bears a grudge, because you have taken your mandate with you to a new party?
“Liberal Alliance has over the years received mandates from several other parties, so I assume that the principle still applies,” says Simon Emil Ammitzbøll-Beetle.
