Last but not least: Jöh, it's black Schöfli

As Sonntagsblick was able to discover, the SVP is once again entering the election campaign with a provocative poster. Three white sheep (nice Swiss people) stand on a Swiss flag and push a black sheep (the bad foreigner) over the edge. The Werbewoche editor immediately falls in love with the sheep and wants to save it.

 As Sonntagsblick was able to discover, the SVP is once again entering the election campaign with a provocative poster. Three white sheep (nice Swiss people) stand on a Swiss flag and push a black sheep (the bad foreigner) over the edge. The Werbewoche editor immediately falls in love with the sheep and wants to save it. According to Sonntagsblick, the SVP is planning a broad-based campaign; the party has never had such a large print run before. The campaign will be launched on the national holiday, August 1, as it should be: all Swiss households will then receive signature sheets with the SVP "deportation initiative". Foreigners who do not abide by the law should be deported. And as usual, the first reactions from fellow politicians are not long in coming. SP National Council candidate Daniel Jositsch expresses his shock in Sonntagsblick, while CVP National Councillor Brigitte Häberli says that we have had to put up with more worrying subjects from the SVP. For the Werbewoche editor, it is clear that not only has the SVP already produced worse posters, but from her point of view, it has even gone completely wrong: The black sheep has turned out to be really cute, a real popular figure, nobody wants to throw out something so sweet, that's not possible. Poor creature! And that brings us back to the seriousness of the matter: it's exactly the same with many young foreigners, they are often poor creatures too, disoriented, hopelessly overwhelmed by a culture that is foreign to them and a society that is fixated on consumption.

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