SVT’s broadcasting tracks – called refugees kebab techniques – Aftonbladet

SVT’s host Fredrik Ahl lose control completely in broadcasting.

He sings opera, refer refugees for “kebab techniques” and talk about how no one wants to stay in Eskilstuna.

– If anyone has been offended, I apologize, says Fredrik Ahl Expressen.

Frederick Ahl, 43 , warmed up before the broadcast on Wednesday night by singing opera, pretending to winkle out vaxproppar from the earpiece, imitate dialects and say a lot of inappropriate things.

What he did not know was that everything went straight into the transmission digital -TV channel 999, writes Expressen, which was first to report the news. Everything under the vignette SVT Sörmlandsleden.

– I know I often joke before a television broadcast. For me to get started a little. I am a teaterapa from the beginning, and I have a playful jargon, says Fredrik Ahl Expressen.

“Apologize right of”

The newspaper also writes that he backs the statement on new arrivals, well-educated refugees as “kebab techniques”.

– If anyone has been offended, I apologize outright. One should choose his words. Had I known it would go out, I had not said so, says Ahl.

However he told SVT that it is not gone out of conventional broadcasting.

– But this would have gone straight into the broadcast, which Expressen writes, is not correct. It occurred between two transmissions and would never have gone out, he said.

Several thousand seen the clip

Anyone who caught the strange shipment Marcus Hagsten, 21, from Huddinge. Several thousand have shared his clip on Facebook.

– You could see right away that this was absolutely sick. I had a feeling it would go viral pretty quickly. It was completely bizarre, it was the type quarter, says Marcus Hagsten to Aftonbladet.

– I have two videos, but they are not as fun. After a while it went over to SVT Stockholm, there sat a guy who hummed to himself and smsade.

He has this morning been in contact with SVT, who then had no idea what happened.

“very unfortunate”

Lena Michanek, editorial director at SVT News Sörmlandsleden, regrets the inappropriate statements in the clip.

– It is very unfortunate course. Frederick expressed it very unfortunate in some issues and there is nothing that SVT is behind, she says to SVT.