The 18-year-old Rigmor Käszner was indoctrinated in Islamic environments, subjected to abuse and broke out of the milieu herself. Now Muslims are trying to destroy her life by sharing pictures from her childhood.

On 13 July, Rigmor Käszner and Clara Lucca guested B.T.’s debate podcast «Borgerlig Tabloid». The two are members of Dansk Folkepartis Ungdom. Both spoke about their own experiences from Islamic environments, and about why they today advocate remigration.

Clips from the episode spread rapidly. So did pictures of Käszner from her childhood and teenage years.

The 18-year-old responded by publishing her entire own story. The following day she had to write once more.

– Yesterday I put my story into words, and today the harassment against me personally continues, as expected, she writes.

– He made me cut off all Danish friends

Käszner writes that she was 14 years old when she got her first boyfriend, a Pakistani boy. He demanded that she break with her friends.

– If I did not do that, he would not acknowledge me, she writes.

Thereafter she became, according to her own account, part of a milieu in which peers carried out criminality on orders from older men. Men who themselves stayed out of prison.

The same year she began working in a kiosk. The owner, whom she describes as a criminal Pakistani, repeatedly tried to make her his girlfriend. She was 14. One day he kissed her against her will, she writes.

Käszner has come a long way since her time in the Muslim milieu with extreme social control. Photo: Private

Refused to celebrate the last day of school

As a 15-year-old she got a Somali boyfriend. He exercised social control, according to Käszner. She had to drop the celebration of the last day of school. She was not allowed to go out alone.

Once she nevertheless went alone down to 7-Eleven.

– Then he went berserk at me, she writes.

As a 16-year-old one of her female friends was raped. The rapist’s little brother sought out the two girls and told the friend that it was her own fault, Käszner writes.

Comments on the pictures herself

In the second text she goes straight to the pictures that are circulating.

One of them shows her as a 16-year-old while she inhales laughing gas. She was underage, and at that point part of the milieu she describes.

– It is of course not something I am proud of, she writes.

She adds that she has come a long way since the pictures were taken.

Another picture is from primary school. There she and her classmates played a childish game. She writes that today she would neither find the game funny nor a good joke, but that they were just children of 12–13 years who did not know better.

Käszner writes that she has always counted on this happening.

– I have always been aware that if I shared my story and publicly fought against the Islamisation of Denmark, people from my past would dig up old pictures to threaten me into silence, she writes.

Her answer is uncompromising:

– Those who are trying to destroy me today can just come. I am not afraid of them.

She concludes with a direct message to those she calls Islamists: she will not stop the political struggle against Islamic social control until the phenomenon no longer exists in Denmark.

The case also illustrates well how children’s lives are now documented from such an age that they never have real freedom to explore, meet people and say what they think – without there being someone who can film, record or take pictures. A distant problem for most people over 30.

– Remigration is the vaccine

Käszner is today active in DFU and one of several young Danish women who speak out for remigration on TikTok and Instagram.

Her conclusion is uncompromising: The Islamic milieus are the greatest democratic threat Denmark has let in, and the only thing that can «vaccinate» against the oppression of women is remigration and repatriations.

In the podcast Käszner said that she has lost her entire social circle after she joined DFU. She also said that she encounters a constant objection: that she only means what she means because she has had her heart broken by a Pakistani.

She rejects the connection. It is not only about the negative social control, she said in the podcast. She heard old friends say that they hated Danes and were tired of Denmark, and asked herself why they were then there.

In the last text she writes that she is now going on summer holiday with new friends from politics. It has been a long time since she has had real friends who wish her well, writes the 18-year-old.

The episode has triggered debate in Danish media. A pupil at Odense Katedralskole has criticised B.T. for an uncritical interview without counter-arguments. Other debaters have defended the two young women and

pointed out that young bourgeois men have received broad media coverage for years, while young women with the same positions encounter suspicion.