Swedes To Be Wiretapped, Despite Protests
Written by Ernesto on June 19, 2008Despite public protests both online and on the streets of Stockholm, the Swedish parliament has voted in favor of a new “wiretapping” law which invades the privacy of its citizens by allowing the government to monitor web traffic and phone calls, without the need for court orders or similar authorization.
On Wednesday evening the Swedish parliament voted yes to a bill that allows FRA, National Defense Radio Agency, to monitor all phone traffic and e-mail traffic in the name of national security. Unlike the police, FRA can listen in on anyone for any purpose without a court order, bringing the level of personal integrity in Sweden to an all-time-low.
The bill was passed after it was debated in parliament, with 143 votes in favor, 138 opposed and 1 representative abstaining. Before the debate the situation was crystal clear. The four party government alliance would win the vote if all party members voted in favor of the bill, but with the seven seat majority the government currently holds, only four representatives had to vote against the party line in order for the bill to fail.
With all the editorials and statements regarding integrity, copyright and online-rights published during the last months by members of these parties, surely there would be four members of the parties that would follow their convictions rather than the party line? In fact, there were four representatives who have been crystal clear in these kinds of issues: Birgitta Ohlsson (Liberal Party), Karl Sigfrid (Moderate Party), Annie Johansson and Fredrick Federley (both Centre Party). They have profiled themselves on these issues and in some cases even campaigned on them. Surely, Fredrick Federley couldn’t let down his everyone of his voters?
Things proved more complex.
Leading up to Tuesday’s debate, the bill had been heavily criticized by journalists, pirates, lawyers, bloggers, all political parties’ youth organizations – as well as the head of the Swedish intelligence agency Säpo. Rick Falkvinge of The Pirate Party was one of the voices that spoke most strongly against the bill. Also, all of the four daily newspapers’ senior political editors were heavily opposed. Rumours had begun circulating that Karl Sigfrid was indeed going to vote against the bill while Fredrick Federley wrote an ambivalent blog post that indicated where this was heading.
The debate was intense with defense minister Sten Tolgfors of the Moderate Party showing his arrogance, ignorance and lack of understanding time and again (if the bill was not passed, he said, parliament would be risking the lives of Swedish UN troops in Afghanistan).
Towards the end of the debate, Fredrick Federley was on the speakers list. He pulled off a tear-filled act (including sentimentalities about his mother) in which he said he had to follow his conviction but at the same time didn’t want to let his party down. He motioned for the bill to be sent back to parliament’s defense committee for expanding the safeguards of individual rights. This was a carefully orchestrated piece of political theater designed to keep the government alliance together while at the same time allow the Centre Party (which until yesterday held high integrity and online rights) not to lose face. At this time, Federley knew that the bill was being reworked on an initiative from the Liberal Party to a new version that had a new authority controlling the controllers.
The original vote was due to be held on Wednesday morning and following an initiative from The Pirate Party, a crowd of hundreds was gathered in front of parliament to protest the bill and try to convince representatives to vote against it. The crowd was a mixture of pirates, the journalists’ union, the political parties’ youth organizations and worried citizens. Following the debate on Tuesday, the morning vote only considered if the bill should be sent back for revision and the vote was in favor.
In a farce of democracy, it was announced that the bill was to be revised in record time and a new vote be taken later in the evening. “I think the law needs to be re-written. It is not enough to create a few checks and balances … It is the law itself there is something wrong with,” Anders Eriksson, former Chief of Swedish intelligence agency Säpo, told Swedish radio before the vote.
By now, Fredrick Federley and Annie Johansson of the Centre Party had put themselves in a position where they could show to their voters that they had “improved” the bill while at the same time they could vote for the revised version to the happiness and joy of their party colleagues. So, what about the other possible nay-sayers?
According to the buzz on the blogs, Karl Sigfrid of the Moderate Party had decided to vote against the bill and was taken into a party meeting where 30 representatives from the Moderate Party along with party leader and Swedish Prime Minister Fredrik Reinfeldt were on a speech list, bashing him one after the other until he couldn’t take it anymore.
And the remaining? Birgitta Ohlsson of the Liberal Party was as lame as her Centre Party counterparts: She abstained her vote, according to an interview in Dagens Nyheter “with respect to my liberal consciousness and to my voters but also to my party colleagues”.
When the FRA bill version 1.01 was brought back into the chamber on Wednesday evening, the outcome could only go one way. The Government parties along with PM Fredrik Reinfeldt had decided that this bill should go through and with the internal critics effectively silenced the bill was voted through, plunging Sweden into DDR era lack of privacy. How the bill is compatible with Human Rights (The right to respect privacy, family, home and correspondence) will be decided later in the court of the European Union where a number of opposition representatives will bring it to be tried.
The only liberal voting according to her ideology rather than her party line was Camilla Lindberg of the Liberal Party. In an editorial in today’s Expressen she explains why: “My loyalty is with my voters. And with myself and my conviction. I couldn’t get myself to vote in favour of the bill, regardless of the arguments from my colleagues and the last-minutes improvements. [...] If the surveillance poses a threat for integrity and freedom without having a proved positive effect, I can’t support such a bill.”
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115 Responses
holy fuckin shit!
its time to ddos/blow shit up!
for fuck sake.
what next, a webcam to watch what l do on the toilet! who the fuck are these government ppl making laws like this. fuck off and leave citizens of YOUR country alone, for fucks sake.
This law has had huge media attention in sweden the last week, and the polls show an average of 90% of sweden being against this law.
More remarkably though is that many of the parliament members voted AGAINST their moral beliefs just to not get in trouble with their respective party.
This is simply not good enough, sweden won’t accept this at any cost!
What sucks even more is that they can also read pretty much every email in Finland too. Also listen to international phone calls from Finland.
I’m going to put my plane tickets on hold. I was going to move there, but I’ll wait till this all gets sorted out. Come on, I thought Sweden was the most democratic nation in the world, how will the people stand up to an unpopular government law?
They did not listen, democracy is officially dead in Sweden. EU please, save us!
Next time I’m voting for the pirate party, the major parties are corrupted. Where did we go so wrong??
LOL Just shows your just pissing the normall people off when you do stupid protests and everyone who says democracy is dead consider this. There are more people living in Sweden than the protesters.
@5/darkkosmos: “This law has had huge media attention in sweden the last week, and the polls show an average of 90% of sweden being against this law.”
Aside from that, you’re evidently retarded. How does this show anything about the protesters? Democracy is dead if due democratic process fails to bring about the result that best represents the best interests of the country and it’s people, which this evidently does not. Discuss.
Guess which country has 80% of it’s Internet-traffic routed through Sweden, on it’s way out to the rest of World?
Answer: Russia
Guess which country last spring signed an agreement with the US to exchange “intelligence”?
Answer: Sweden
Guess which contry, who previously never has had any threat of terrorism, and for a long time has been good friends with Russia?
Answer: Sweden
Guess how Russia, and extremists in this region, will feel about beeing spied upon for the US, by their previuos good friends Sweden?
Answer: No to good
Guess which contry who in recent years has strongly cut back on it’s military forces, since it hasn’t had a real threat in many years, thanks to it’s previous world famous well renowned foreign politics?
Answer: Sweden
Guess which country who previously has stayed well clear of participating in military campagins led by the US?
Answer: Sweden
Guess which country who’s is in deep dept, and who’s economy is founded upon Intellectual property-, oil- and weapon industries?
Answer: The US
Guess which country has a rich supply of natural resources such as oil?
Answer: Russia
Guess which countrys politics is the largest threat to the worlds intellectual property laws?
Answer: Sweden
Guess which way is the best to strike down on Swedens IP-laws, to get control over Russias natural resources, and increase the demand for weapons?
Answer: Trick Sweden in disarm their military so they are completely dependent on their new military allies. Trick Sweden to spy on Russia and becoming the target of Russian extremists and threat of terror.
When Sweden suffers it’s first terrorist attack, move in swiftly and strike down on Russia in the name of Sweden(who’s IP-laws naturally has to bee changed according to US-law, to not upset their new “good friends”), and seize control of Russia and it’s natural resources.
Guess which contry the US is in dept to the deepest, and also just happens to be good military friends with Russia(Shanghai Cooperation Organisation)?
Answer: China
Guess if Sweden is being used as a pawn in a US plan to start worldwar 3 with Russia and China, so it can wipe out it’s dept, strengthen it’s IP-law, oil-resources, and weapon industry?
Answer: …
Guess how easily stupid Swedish politicians can be tricked in to committing high treason?
Answer: Real easy, it seems..
darkkosmos: So everyone that does not actively work against a law is positive to it? You certainly aren’t very bright.
Let me give you a slight insight into this as I am writing this from Stockholm and I am a Swedish citizen, we are sickened to our very stomachs by this, we wrote on ezee.se before and after the new law was accepted because we knew although these act like lambs these politicans are nothing but corrupt c#cksuckers and knew exactly which direction they were heading. A democracy is supposed to be for the people but these children of lowlifes signed away the country’s beliefs in seconds… totally ignoring the 90% will of the people.
We feel sick, repulsed, depressed and ashamed to have such a government.
I am very proud of my Country and I would like to remind all of you out there, just like the American govt. does not totally represent their people, note that these bunch of assholes dont represent a HUGE percentage of us.
this bunch came out of the same mold that Sarkozy came from, they are a disgrace to the Swedish people and democracy and to the world in general.
http://www.eZee.se
I can safely say that this will bring about a new awakening of the swedish people.
Just this week I’ve gotten multiple emails and calls from people who all ask me how they can avoid being wiretapped by their own government..
Everybody suddenly wants to know more about encrypted tunnels.. and yes, this will mean that most swedish people will indeed start to encrypt their transmissions, rendering this law pointless in practice.
Gotta love our stupid politicians, trying to kill a whale with a peashooter.
We rarely have such a huge article here, but it’s completely right that way, sweden is important, like every other part of the world…
But especially in Sweden, this shouldn’t happen… “How is this compatible with Human Rights? We’ll solve that later…”
Only three words make up the perfect comment: WHAT THE FUCK!?
That can’t be happening, not in Sweden, not anywhere else… damn, why are polticians so ignorant… do they themselves even want to be monitored? (’Cause I doubt they would stay safe from it for long…)
Such assholes, even though everyone tried to hard to tell them the right way…
This is just all a little strange.
Steven – crenk.com
This is just crazy. So the government can now tap your phone line whenever and whereever they want, while at the same time they can monitor everything you do online. Well now unless they pass the law for piracy.. there are going to be a lot of arrests!
FUCK THE STATE.
Oh wait, I CAN’T EXPRESS MY OPINION ANYMORE.
Well, if the swedish government is against its citizens, even the point of allowing to a foreign country (US) to violate the law and the privacy of the swedish citizens (the privacy is a basic RIGHT in any democratic system) then, the swedish government doesn’t deserve any respect at all, by traitor; and the only way is the civil disobedience, and not obeying this law (by any way) at all, for being an injust law that violates basic rights, which was approved without
public consult.
And we still believe Democracy is alive and kicking eh….an overwhelming majority of Swedes are against this bill yet it gets passed, without call for a referendum surely?
Every right mind Swede should be out there now lobbying their local mp’s thoroughly so this issue is continually raised everyday in their “parliament”.
Disgusting
Right now there are huge protests and e-mail bombing against the government and hacker groups has revealed all of the contact information to the FRA members.
Sweden is fighting back!
Wow… the US are really getting their hands dirty in every country’s business… even the ones that don’t “threaten” them.
Out of curiosity, how many countries on this planet are left that promote the freedom to privacy?
Fredrika,
I couldn’t agree with you any more. With a large Muslim contingency in Russia I have been waiting for the U.S. to use it as an excuse. Of course they would be called Muslim fundamentalists or extremists, naturally. Especially since the Kremlin is not bowing to U.S. pressure when it comes to NATO enlargement. Russia it not so naive and can see what the bushes are planning.
Ironic enough ofc the names and information about ppl woking on the FRA has been leaked onto the internet by hackers…
Seems they don’t like when other people know private things about them… hmm.
At this point it would be advantageous to start riots and violence, show them what happens when you move against the people.. the people fight back.
Burn and Destroy.. or just bend over.
Anyone that want to help us swedes.
Can cc or bcc the following mail adresses to all the email they send.
It is the mail adresses to all the pepole that voted yes for this law.
All ready to just cut and paste.
jan.r.andersson@riksdagen.se
;Magdalena.w.andersson@riksdagen.se
;staffan.anger@riksdagen.se
;sofia.arkelsten@riksdagen.se
;lena.asplund@riksdagen.se
;anti.avsan@riksdagen.se
;gunnar.axen@riksdagen.se
;eva.bengtson.skogsberg@riksdagen.se
;finn.bengtsson@riksdagen.se
;ulf.berg@riksdagen.se
;sten.bergheden@riksdagen.se
;osama.alimaher@riksdagen.se
;anna.bergkvist@riksdagen.se
;per.bill@riksdagen.se
;ewa.bjorling@riksdagen.se
;gustav.blix@riksdagen.se
;helena.bouveng@riksdagen.se
;anne.marie.broden@riksdagen.se
;katarina.brannstrom@riksdagen.se
;mikael.cederbratt@riksdagen.se
;margareta.cederfelt@riksdagen.se
;lars.elinderson@riksdagen.se
;annicka.engblom@riksdagen.se
;hillevi.engstrom@riksdagen.se
;karin.enstrom@riksdagen.se
;jan.ericson@riksdagen.se
;patrik.forslund@riksdagen.se
;inge.garstedt@riksdagen.se
;mats.gerdau@riksdagen.se
;lisbeth.gronfeldt.bergman@riksdagen.se
;rolf.gunnarsson@riksdagen.se
;walburga.habsburg.douglas@riksdagen.se
;bjorn.hamilton@riksdagen.se
;ann-charlotte.hammar.johnsson@riksdagen.se
;krister.hammarbergh@riksdagen.se
;anders.hansson@riksdagen.se
;lennart.hedquist@riksdagen.se
;lars.hjalmered@riksdagen.se
;christian.holm@riksdagen.se
;isabella.jernbeck@riksdagen.se
;bengt-anders.johansson@riksdagen.se
;mats.johansson@riksdagen.se
;jeppe.johnsson@riksdagen.se
;christine.jonsson@riksdagen.se
;ulrika.karlsson@riksdagen.se
;reza.khelili@riksdagen.se
;marianne.kierkemann@riksdagen.se
;anna.kinberg.batra@riksdagen.se
;bertil.kjellberg@riksdagen.se
;margareta.b.kjellin@riksdagen.se
;anna.konig.jerlmyr@riksdagen.se
;olof.lavesson@riksdagen.se
;bjorn.leivik@riksdagen.se
;goran.lennmarker@riksdagen.se
;anna.lilliehook@riksdagen.se
;goran.lindblad@riksdagen.se
;lars.lindblad@riksdagen.se
;ulla.lofgren@riksdagen.se
;cecilia.magnusson@riksdagen.se
;betty.malmberg@riksdagen.se
;goran.montan@riksdagen.se
;mats.g.nilsson@riksdagen.se
;nils.oskar.nilsson@riksdagen.se
;rolf.k.nilsson@riksdagen.se
;sten.nordin@riksdagen.se
;andreas.norlen@riksdagen.se
;kent.olsson@riksdagen.se
;sven-yngve.persson@riksdagen.se
;goran.pettersson@riksdagen.se
;maria.plass@riksdagen.se
;ica.polfjard@riksdagen.se
;marietta.de.pourbaix-lundin@riksdagen.se
;anne-marie.palsson@riksdagen.se
;margareta.palsson@riksdagen.se
;inger.rene@riksdagen.se
;helena.riviere@riksdagen.se
;eliza.roszkowska.oberg@riksdagen.se
;hans.rothenberg@riksdagen.se
;jan-evert.radhstrom@riksdagen.se
;mats.sander@riksdagen.se
;fredrik.schulte@riksdagen.se
;karl.sigfrid@riksdagen.se
;ulf.sjosten@riksdagen.se
;lars-arne.staxang@riksdagen.se
;ola.sundell@riksdagen.se
;ewa.thalen.finne@riksdagen.se
;goran.thingwall@riksdagen.se
;tomas.tobe@riksdagen.se
;peder.wachtmeister@riksdagen.se
;hans.wallmark@riksdagen.se
;marianne.watz@riksdagen.se
;marie.weibull.kornias@riksdagen.se
;cecilia.widegren@riksdagen.se
;rune.wikstrom@riksdagen.se
;oskar.oholm@riksdagen.se
;peter.althin@riksdagen.se
;yvonne.andersson@riksdagen.se
;stefan.attefall@riksdagen.se
;inger.davidson@riksdagen.se
;kjell.eldensjo@riksdagen.se
;holger.gustafsson@riksdagen.se
;lars.gustafsson@riksdagen.se
;emma.henriksson@riksdagen.se
;desiree.pethrus.engstrom@riksdagen.se
;eva.johnsson@riksdagen.se
;dan.kihlstrom@riksdagen.se
;lars.linden@riksdagen.se
;else-marie.lindgren@riksdagen.se
;mikael.oscarsson@riksdagen.se
;irene.oskarsson@riksdagen.se
;sven.gunnar.persson@riksdagen.se
;chatrine.palsson.ahlgren@riksdagen.se
;rosita.runegrund@riksdagen.se
;lennart.sacredeus@riksdagen.se
;alf.svensson@riksdagen.se
;ingvar.svensson@riksdagen.se
;gunilla.tjernberg@riksdagen.se
;ingemar.vanerlov@riksdagen.se
;jan.andersson@riksdagen.se
;sven.bergstrom@riksdagen.se
;ulrika.carlsson@riksdagen.se
;staffan.danielsson@riksdagen.se
;lars-ivar.ericson@riksdagen.se
;erik.a.eriksson@riksdagen.se
;fredrick.federley@riksdagen.se
;kerstin.hermansson@riksdagen.se
;annie.johansson@riksdagen.se
;jorgen.johansson@riksdagen.se
;kenneth.johansson@riksdagen.se
;maria.kornevik.jakobsson@riksdagen.se
;sofia.larsen@riksdagen.se
;lennart.levi@riksdagen.se
;johan.linander@riksdagen.se
;per.lodenius@riksdagen.se
;kerstin.lundgren@riksdagen.se
;karin.nilsson@riksdagen.se
;lennart.pettersson@riksdagen.se
;annika.qarlsson@riksdagen.se
;ake.sandstrom@riksdagen.se
;eva.selin.lindgren@riksdagen.se
;birgitta.sellen@riksdagen.se
;solveig.ternstrom@riksdagen.se
;roger.tiefensee@riksdagen.se
;stefan.tornberg@riksdagen.se
;solveig.zander@riksdagen.se
;anders.akesson@riksdagen.se
;per.asling@riksdagen.se
;tina.acketoft@riksdagen.se
;gunnar.andren@riksdagen.se
;hans.backman@riksdagen.se
;agneta.berliner@riksdagen.se
;anita.broden@riksdagen.se
;jan.ertsborn@riksdagen.se
;eva.flyborg@riksdagen.se
;karin.granbom@riksdagen.se
;liselott.hagberg@riksdagen.se
;carl.b.hamilton@riksdagen.se
;solveig.hellquist@riksdagen.se
;tobias.krantz@riksdagen.se
;nina.larsson@riksdagen.se
;maria.lundqvist.bromster@riksdagen.se
;fredrik.malm@riksdagen.se
;ulf.nilsson@riksdagen.se
;christer.nylander@riksdagen.se
;johan.pehrson@riksdagen.se
;karin.pilsater@riksdagen.se
;mauricio.rojas@riksdagen.se
;lars.tysklind@riksdagen.se
;barbro.westerholm@riksdagen.se
;allan.widman@riksdagen.se
;cecilia.wigstrom@riksdagen.se
;christer.winback@riksdagen.se
;birgitta.ohlsson@riksdagen.se
Sweden, welcome to the new world order.
aaa i think all swedes ppl are pirates, so basically bombing sweden is the best way to stop piracy. when will USA learn?
Guess who needs a tinfoil hat?
Answer: Fredrika
Haha nice job on the email adresses.
take 2….
nuff said.
http://www.savetheinternet.com
(Fredrika, that’s a long conspiracy theory there, but given how president bush has been acting, its not completely absurd)
you see, this is why on my wikipedia page, I said I believe in NEITHER communism nor capitalism (”democracy”). Cause there is the one evil in the world: greed.
SICK BASTARDS ! this is a new all time low.
Sweden is simply conforming its laws to what its intelligence agencies are already doing in the context of domestic defense. the politicians have before them confidential hard evidence that counter intelligence works and Sweden has real experience against their own home bred fascists who regularly bomb their cities
following WWII the Western world split into 2 significant intelligence operations based upon the structures of the C19th European colonial empires, the Anglo-Saxon alliance of NATO and the Franco-Prussian. it is then no surprise many European countries have established surveillance operations run by the secret services e.g. UK, France, Germany. it is no secret that GCHQ in the UK listens to everything both domestic and international
Sweden is no shrinking violet and their contribution to the international arms trade is a large part of their gross national product. as one contributor commented above, Sweden’s position on the borders of Russia is significant
this has nothing to do with the USA and nothing to do with IP laws. it is coincidental the founders of TPB have links to Swedish fascists. if you are not a criminal and you are not a terrorist then you have nothing to fear. 1984 is a pipe dream, it is not possible, the costs of targeting ny surveillance anything but the highest threats are simply prohibitive
the way it works for GCHQ is they record everything and data mine the resulting databases. for example, you say “Barack Obama” on a telephone and the convo will be flagged up for a live operative to listen to and make a judgement
after avoiding an invasion for the past 2 centuries, welcome to the real world Sweden
http://www.h33t.com
So… Now the Swedes have joined up with the Americans, what with their Patriot Act antics… Geez… End of the free world, here we come!
When Injustice Becomes Law
Resistence Is Duty
People of Sweden. I thought you guys were in the last true democratic country. Looks like that has now been destroyed by corruption and outside forces.
Keep protesting, and keep at it.
If you’ve brainwashed the population, why do you need to pay them to work? Wouldn’t they do it out of ideology/fear? (Like theocracy, except more on fear side)
The book was written to warn of something like that…
just my 2c.
Democracy has been dead since it was first created.
There are no democratic countries in this world, and our rights mean nothing. They don’t care about us, they care only for their money and power.
The same fucking thing happened in Romania also, with the Nato summit, they voted a law exactly like this… as they said, for national security during Nato summit but they didn’t disable it after the summit… so.. same shit.
Maybe one day people will understand the thruth in this world and revolt against this suckers!
DEATH TO THE CORRUPTED POLITICIANS!
They only thing that ppl of Sweeden can do, if this law will be applied is to REVOLT and take the current goverment down!
STAND UP FOR WHAT YOU BELIVE!
Pirate Party to take Sweden to EU court
Sweden’s Pirate Party has said it will take the country to the European Court of Human Rights in a bid to overturn a far-reaching eavesdropping law passed by the Riksdag on Wednesday evening.
http://www.thelocal.se/12554/
It’s funny that this law claimed to be to prevent terrorist threats.
It’s funny how those thoughts that you had about the Swedish politicians being puppeteered by the U.S goverment.
At first i thought it was to control the wildfire of piracy in Sweden, or what aids the wildfire. But no it’s primary to SPY on Russia. And for “western countries” Geez, which one could that be. (The U.S)
Question is, do you do this to Russia without complications? Something tells me that lives will be lost in Sweden instead of saved, complete BS.
I hope the politicians that got this law through, sleep well over that coming years and with the eventual bloodshed that might come out of this. Liars and murderers.
Wow, something big is going to happen, this whole situation of governments ignoring human rights in the name of “National Security” is just rediculous. I am an american citizen and i just can’t see this bill holding up, if the governments of the world keep ignoring their people I think we can all expect to see some drastic changes in how things are run.
but then again I’m just a 14 year old.
Welcome to the New World Order
The Good ole U.S of A strikes again.
To all swedes, a sincere and heart felt apology. Canada is feeling your pain as well.
Right now our Government is in the proscess of trying to push through a ‘made in the USA’ law as well, Bill C-61.
Hopefully the party gets overthrown and this law gets tossed.
Best of luck guys.
Just one question… why?
The government should be serving the people. If their citizens don’t want this law passed, then it shouldn’t be passed.
Hi people from Sweeden.
You must use encryption.
Everywhere.
Email your mother? PGP
Sending photos to your friend? zip it with a strong password.
Dont stop there. Send everybody you know random encrypted data. Random encrypted emails.
They look for encrypted communications with the assumption that you have something to hide if you are using it. If you have gone to the effort to hide it you obviously don’t want others to read it.
This is a belief that must be eradicated. By overwhelming them with a flood of ‘encrypted’ content they will waste resources and ultimately come up with nothing.
Show them that your communications are private and they have no right to spy on you.
Keep on fighting friends, we have not lost yet.
27 Jun 19, 2008 at 20:06 by Anonymous
Guess who needs a tinfoil hat?
Answer: Fredrika
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Exactly. It is so absurd it’s almost funny.
As I said in the previous article here on TF about this law, it is NOT the fault of the U.S.
Yes, the Swedish politicians may be taking their cues from U.S. politicians, but it is still up to the people of Sweden if they allow this to become their way of life or not.
If you allow it to remain — it is your fault and the blame can lie upon no one else.
Blaming another country for what you allow is the easy way out. It’s the same as saying, “Well, we can do nothing about it so let’s just live with it and blame the U.S.”
Rationalize all you want, but it is still on your doorstep, not over here in the U.S. Open your door and kick it to the curb along with all the politicians who voted against the will of the people of Sweden.
My condolences for the death of Freedom in Sweden. I won’t be sending flowers because you can still bring it back to life — if you actually want that.
Do what you must do or do nothing at all.
LOL, I got a feeling Dictator Bush is up to his elbows in this Swede thing. Probably trying it out there before he springs it on the American Sheeple.
JT
http://www.Ultimate-Anonymity.com
I think Fredrika is absolutely right and the US of A should be blamed for all the shit that is going on in the world because it just can’t mind their own business and wants to control the whole of the world like a capitolistic Zealot it was the Latin America in 60’s then it was Gulf in 90’s and now it has turned its eyes to Europe.
“The debate was intense with defense minister Sten Tolgfors of the Moderate Party showing his arrogance, ignorance and lack of understanding time and again (if the bill was not passed, he said, parliament would be risking the lives of Swedish UN troops in Afghanistan).”
I can’t believe such a lame excuse is been given for passing such draconian law by the Swedish government what they want to accomplish by this is according to me tap the telephone calls of talibans hiding in Sweden and give the log to its master Manipulator US of Shit Fucking A.
Swedish patriots of freedom, keep fighting against these laws at home and never become numbed to their passing! We must accept responsibility for the state of our governments and do what is necessary to bring them back in line
I go with Crypto Bob. This gr8 ability to encrypt data shall put the Govt machinery into pointless use of resources trying to decrypt every bit :) . That would prove how naively some politicians have decided to pass this bill. Damn!
All seem so surprised? So what’s new, a bunch of weak willed politicos signed away the country’s rights to freedom, to the highest bidder. What scares me more is that we Gordo Broone in the UK, who really is a weak, mindless fucking moron, will follow suit soon, no doubt about it. What’s sadder, no one will care, midless sheeple will simply follow. Ask anyone you know at work or college, outside Sweden, how much they know about this, bet it’s next to nothing? That’s the sad part.
Just wait, the EU will raise the funds to have a pan-European wiretap law by the end of the decade, and like lambs to the Sunday roast, we’ll have no choice.
“If you encrypt, you must have something to hide!”, they’ll say…we’re fucked either way, our liberty was sold for thirty pieces of silver.
This isn’t the last nail in the coffin of liberty, sadly it’s the first!
The one thing I always find funny, “The terrorists will take away your freedom, confine you to life in fear, curtail your liberties, do you want that?”, the governments say.
Really? So what are all these draconian laws doing then? Seems to me like these phantom terrorists have already won, without even lifting a finger…
I’m amased this can happen in a so called Democracy. Seriously, what the hell? I’ve giving up all technology and living out bush soon, the world can go f*c* itself.
Outrageous.
When’s the soonest you can fire those 143 bastards?
I’d halfway expect the opposition to unite, gain majority public support, and oust the people that did this within 6 months.
WTF!!! What’s this piece of shit? Democracy? Hell no!!
Non-violent resistance much like Mahatma Gandhi seems to be needed… protest, protest, protest. Let the world and your government know this isn’t what the people want. And if the government doesn’t listen and act, it’s time for a change in leadership.
This quote from the movie V for Vendetta seems quite appropriate now.
“Good evening, London. Allow me first to apologize for this interruption. I do, like many of you, appreciate the comforts of every day routine- the security of the familiar, the tranquility of repetition. I enjoy them as much as any bloke. But in the spirit of commemoration, thereby those important events of the past usually associated with someone’s death or the end of some awful bloody struggle, a celebration of a nice holiday, I thought we could mark this November the 5th, a day that is sadly no longer remembered, by taking some time out of our daily lives to sit down and have a little chat. There are of course those who do not want us to speak. I suspect even now, orders are being shouted into telephones, and men with guns will soon be on their way. Why? Because while the truncheon may be used in lieu of conversation, words will always retain their power. Words offer the means to meaning, and for those who will listen, the enunciation of truth. And the truth is, there is something terribly wrong with this country, isn’t there? Cruelty and injustice, intolerance and oppression. And where once you had the freedom to object, to think and speak as you saw fit, you now have censors and systems of surveillance coercing your conformity and soliciting your submission. How did this happen? Who’s to blame? Well certainly there are those more responsible than others, and they will be held accountable, but again truth be told, if you’re looking for the guilty, you need only look into a mirror. I know why you did it. I know you were afraid. Who wouldn’t be? War, terror, disease. There were a myriad of problems which conspired to corrupt your reason and rob you of your common sense. Fear got the best of you, and in your panic you turned to the now high chancellor, Adam Sutler. He promised you order, he promised you peace, and all he demanded in return was your silent, obedient consent. Last night I sought to end that silence. Last night I destroyed the Old Bailey, to remind this country of what it has forgotten. More than four hundred years ago a great citizen wished to embed the fifth of November forever in our memory. His hope was to remind the world that fairness, justice, and freedom are more than words, they are perspectives. So if you’ve seen nothing, if the crimes of this government remain unknown to you then I would suggest you allow the fifth of November to pass unmarked. But if you see what I see, if you feel as I feel, and if you would seek as I seek, then I ask you to stand beside me one year from tonight, outside the gates of Parliament, and together we shall give them a fifth of November that shall never, ever be forgot. “
Again thanks to the Bush administration for fraudulently bringing in the communistic patriot act. This justifies their stance for spying on their own citizens in the name of fighting terrorism. It also provides a convenient excuse for other countries to follow suit.
It also provides the means whereby the entertainment cartels can worm their way in to demand disclosure of personal details and even transpose the term “terrorist” activity with file sharing activity, in order to suit their own evil agenda.
This all shows what a farce they are, and in fact the whole scheme is.
Who are the real terrorists here anyway? All the wars and govt sponsored terrorist acts including those blamed on actual terrorists makes the Arab type, evil as it is, pale into insignificance.
Now they are persecuting, harassing and invading the privacy of the innocent for the real reason of leeching information to the ends of immorally gain power, control, and monetary profit; and not for any more noble purpose.
Any govt which passes laws which 90% of the population are against, is not a democracy IS it? And proves the country is run BY the elite and FOR them only.
I don’t know what brand Sweden uses but a true democracy would be one where the people can vote on important laws affecting them.
This also shows once again the folly and uselessness of protests.
@48 How true is that observation; and phantom terrorists indeed. Where are these supposed terrorists? Apparently they are in the govt circles already wielding their influence. The so-called “real” ones are leaving us alone anyway, perhaps because they are too busy laughing at the irony of it
“If you allow it to remain — it is your fault and the blame can lie upon no one else.”
The thing is though, it’s not. What else can a population do other than protest en masse? 90+% of the country didn’t want the laws to pass. Short of taking up arms – which would result in calling in the Army thus hundreds of deaths – there is nothing any current day population can do – not when the state in charge has superior firepower.
“If you allow it to remain — it is your fault and the blame can lie upon no one else.”
The thing is though, it’s not. What else can a population do other than protest en masse? 90+% of the country didn’t want the laws to pass. Short of taking up arms – which would result in calling in the Army thus hundreds of deaths – there is nothing any current day population can do – not when the state in charge has superior firepower.
Fed a few of the mail’s into this, Give it a try, It really does work!
http://www.spamyourenemies.com/index.php
Now this is all we need, stupid secret police and national stupidity agency here in Sweden. Why would the other countries help on Sweden lol?
That was a kinda dumb comment, the other countries has their own problem. Why don’t you ask the Romanian prime minister to help Sweden by sending 54153251 more gypsy stinking scum immigrant to the country?
Fucking hell with laws like this, people don’t even hear about it only when it’s accepted by the government and it would be a great suprise for me if the public could change anything on this.
Welcome in the WESTERN WORLD.
Law or not, this law won’t change anything. It’s just stupid politics that won’t work, nor have any practical matters, in reality.
It’s funny, companies and governments sure like shooting those who they depend on. Boycott Sweden?
HA, that would be funny, but really, the RIAA sue their customers, Sweden takes away their inhabitants rights. Man gotta love the power of those damn copyrights! Who needs people, food, money, or even little kittens when you have copyrights? They make the world go ’round bitches! XD (Cause people so don’t)
woa. just woa. of all places sweden eats the sh/t bullet first :(
Today is indeed a sad day in Sweden.
Well, at least the Swedish people now know who our enemies are, and I can guarantee this, the people that voted yes to this law, won’t have much of a future in our politics.
This is what’s gonna happen, the people that voted no to the law, now have about 90+% of the Swedish people on their side, so the yes-voters are not gonna last long in our Riksdag.
Also, do not expect us to play nicely come Januray 1, 2009, I for one will not stop protesting until this law is nothing but an embarassing memory.
That, is my duty as a Swedish citizen.
Vidkun Quisling, anyone? do you know anything about your history? who doesnt learns from history, repeats the same mistakes.
yeah, history can be a bitch…
That is an absolutely terrible law.
Vidkun Abraham Lauritz Jonssøn Quisling (18 July 1887 , 24 October 1945) was a Norwegian army officer and politician.
yeah.. history can be a bitch….. :p
We are the International Bankers and corporations of Borg, prepare to be assimilated, resistance is futile.
Fredrika, you must be kidding, right?
“Guess which country has 80% of it’s Internet-traffic routed through Sweden, on it’s way out to the rest of World?
Answer: Russia”
o.O
The truth is that the world is ugly.
Time and time again it has been shown that countries in Europe vote against their people wishes why?
The USA is the world power and rules everyone right now. He who has the gold makes the rules. People in USA turn a blind eye to their government because life is good and they are fat dumb and happy. Seems like people don’t want to admit reality. The USA is the winner in the global competition. This will continue until people unite and fight the power, but right now it doesn’t go much further than complaining. People in Sweden and France need to stand up and fight for their rights and freedoms.
>68 Jun 20, 2008 at 12:54 by j0k3r
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>Fredrika, you must be kidding, right?
Nope, it’s not a joke. TeliaSonera International Carrier. who routes through Sweden, handles up to 80% of the Internet-traffic from Russia and all former Soviet states, out to the rest of the world.
http://www.teliasoneraic.com
According to sources this was a large reason behind the urgency for the new cable-spying-bill.
http://onsdag.wordpress.com/2008/06/18/urgent-to-all-russians-the-swedish-government-wants-to-spy-on-you/
http://www.idg.se/2.1085/1.168493
http://translate.google.com/translate?u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.idg.se%2F2.1085%2F1.168493&hl=en&ie=UTF8&sl=sv&tl=en
The other agreement i mentioned was signed between Swedish FOI and US DHS, and it concerns exchange of information regarding terrorism research.
http://www.foi.se/FOI/Templates/NewsPage____5753.aspx
http://translate.google.com/translate?u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.foi.se%2FFOI%2FTemplates%2FNewsPage____5753.aspx&sl=sv&tl=en&hl=en&ie=UTF-8
I suggest that all Swedes agree to always work some anti-government speech into every email and phone call they make. Just to drown the governments spys in bullshit leads. Run them ragged. I’m sad to see other countries rolling back rights. Its just a matter of time till I loose major freedoms here in the USA. Fuck all.
“People in Sweden and France need to stand up and fight for their rights and freedoms.”
We are if you haven’t noticed, what part of extensive protesting both online and in the streets don’t you understand?
The whole thing is that the government that we were once so proud of has now turned their back on the wishes of us, the citizens.
I say get 100.000 people to join up and go pull those politicians from Riksdagen and tell them that they’re out of a job and pension, and announce that there’s going to be an election in a few weeks.
I honestly don’t think the Swedish military would start shooting at people, who could very well be their own family.
This is what happens when you elect the far right into goverment.
Well what I still don’t understand is what caused them to vote against their beliefs? Usually fear is the motivator. Obviously they fear something greater than they fear their own people wrath.
In USA the corporations rule! This model has been silently exported to your country.
When Volvo shareholders voted to sell their largest industry to the US Ford they let the wolf in the fold.
Just like there were huge protests about Iraq but it still went ahead.
I don’t think ppl are realizing what they are up against.
The world government is a reality run by corporations but sneaky and behind the scenes. Individual countries governments are becoming increasing irrelevant.
I’m guessing that being isolated and suffering economic troubles in Sweden was more scary to those pols. than their own ppl.
I don’t think it will be as easy to get rid of this law as most ppl seem to think. To fight your enemy you need to know who it is. Do Swedes really know why and how yet?
WATCH.REALIZE.SAVE YOUR NATION!
www imdb com /title/tt1135489/
welcome to socialism
plutocracy…not a democracy (by definition, there is no true democracy in the world at the moment (unless you count the possibilities of tribal democracy of tribes that haven’t been in contact with the rest of the world))…the closest to democracy in the world atm is “heavily corrupt capitalist republics”, “heavily corrupt communist republics”, and “heavily corrupt despotics (sp?)”
Why corrupt?
Money.
Government’s good or bad lies not in its form.
It lies in its leaders.
Sadly, the leaders in Sweden seem to be the wrong kind (although a majority of leaders are, power corrupts as they say)
well,
my US exit strategy is blown.. can’t go there now..
A bill like this won’t sustain itself, and neither will the government which passed it.
The next Swedish elections will be a massacre for the incumbents, and the only thing awaiting this bill at the EU courts is a messy, violent death.
This isn’t 1984. This is the setup to a joke, and Swedish parliament getting served with an *epic bitchslap* is the punchline.
Wow swedes are dumb and they are all gay
Welcome Sweden to the ranks of the United States. My advice? Consider the positives! At least your government is honest and open about their intent to destroy your privacy – the U.S. the “land of the free” (just don’t ask us why we have more people in jail than any other country) isn’t even that open about it. Sure they monitor everything and yes they tap phones they just pretend they don’t and then grant phone companies “immunity” from violating the law that their federal masters ordered them to violate or else. Sorry Sweden you guys are pikers compared to the U.S. WE DO FACISM RIGHT!
I think that there are not enough people downloading in Sweden.
That’s why these laws and others in Europe were passed.
In the USA we have learned from our Drug War that making it illegal, only makes things way more popular.
In the USA the draconian laws are working bit torrent traffic increases everyday and is at record levels showing no sign of leveling off.
All these movies and shows are perfect propaganda for America and its ideas.
Many more people in Sweden are going to join the ranks of file sharers once you have fought hard and won the rights back. Few will suspect that the powers that be actually want you to get more US propaganda.
Sweden you made this happen by not downloading enough!
The only way to be free is smash your TV and never ever watch anything ever again including the news.
I won’t because I want to be enslaved and Movies are my crack.
So cheer up our ability download movies is safe.
I always love it when dumb people jump to conclusions and break both legs. Frederika, have you ever actually READ your governing documents? If so, did you UNDERSTAND them? If they don’t specifically spell out a “right to privacy,” you don’t have one. And the reason for this law isn’t any pressure from the US (or any other country). The problem is all around you. Go walk through Centrum in Norsberg, and tell me how many times you hear Svenska, and how many times you hear Arabic. Here’s a link to an article on a small town till Sverige that calls itself “Little Baghdad” now: http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/25004140
THIS is the problem: Sodertalje and Norsberg aren’t the only cities overrun by people who aren’t Swedes, and frankly don’t care for you or any of your people. You’re in a warzone now, and it’s time you woke up and realized it. This gives Sapo a fighting chance to find the bad guys and get rid of them before they kill you all in your comfortable but ignorant beds. Lucka till, sweetheart, you’ll need it.
big·ot·ry from dictionary . com:
/ˈbɪgətri/ Pronunciation[big-uh-tree]
,noun, plural -ries.
1. stubborn and complete intolerance of any creed, belief, or opinion that differs from one’s own.
2. the actions, beliefs, prejudices, etc., of a bigot.
[Origin: 1665,75; bigot + -ry, formation parallel to F bigoterie]
—Synonyms 1. narrow-mindedness, bias, discrimination.
Learn to be tolerant of immigrants people!
the above post was in reply to post number 87, which is a red herring in this discussion. They are bowing to US pressure.
http://youtube.com/watch?v=dKFIedvbAik – Dedicated to Sweedish people!
All of those 143 people need to be voted out.
niniff.com/?YIT
Please install and run Tor nodes and servers all over Sweden
By using tor, you are essentially encrypting all your internet needs.
http://www.torproject.org/
Vidalia contains Tor, Privoxy and gui for easy deployment.
http://www.vidalia-project.net/
Once the Swedish citizens manage to get rid of this law (God help them!), a large rectangular stone should be erected in the downtown core of the Swedish capital with all the names of the government officials who voted yes to this law. At the top of the stone, above th enames it should read something like this:”Herein, are the betrayers of the people of Sweden. May God show mercy on their souls, because the citizens of Sweden did not! May all future government officials never forget that their primary duty is to represent the interests of the citizens of Sweden and not special interests, especially of a foreign nature!”.
ahahahaha!!!!!
retards!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
only got thing from sweden are the bitches and ibraimovich!!!!!!! lolol
Pirate party!!!!!
HERES A QUESTION
WHAT FRAKING IDIOT SAYS ANYHTING ON A PHOEN ANYHOW.
FOR YEARS HERE IN NORTH AMERICA THAT HAS BEEN KNOW THEY ARE OR CAN LISTEN WITH EASE.
BOMB THE BOATS FEED THE FUCKING FLESH TO THE FISH
Soooo they do moderate here….
that last quote was by forgotten rebels
Never, ever is any intelligence worth sacrificing a country, people’s freedom and privacy.
My heart goes out to the Swiss people for such a tragic loss.
@ Carole: http://swedennotswitzerland.com/wp-content/img/sweden_not_switzerland.png
But what you say is still true, indeed. <3
“They who can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety, deserve neither liberty nor safety.” Benjamin Franklin
this law is so bullshit..
welcome to 1984
How is this not freaking on BBC news or any other major news network for god’s sake… absolutely ridiculous that this is being largely ignored internationally.
First I had heard of it was on the front page of pirate bay a few days ago, never before that.
The Swedish people are not fully to blame for this; all of the media outlets (newspaper, radio, television) were censored of all coverage on the bill, until about 2 days before it was passed [this only because the Pirate Party and other activists had leaked the info to concerned people, and the media needed damage control to keep a massive groundswell from stopping the bill].
The current ruling party isn’t totally to blame either; all of the other major parties are only giving token resistance/ “harsh words” until the current party is voted out, and the opposition voted in: then they will keep on exactly with business as usual.
From what I’ve seen, a few top-level officials got paid-off/threatened/turned to the dark side, and controlled everyone else, saying “vote for this or you’re out”; and all of the politicians bent over and said “Have a nice day”.
Whoever said grumbling will never work, is right.
You have to take your government back; they have demonstrated that they are no longer from the people.
That means that you, Swedes (If you are Swedish, I am talking to you), YOU must get involved in politics, and become a politician; educate your local community, become an elected official, and work your way up through the ranks.
When the government has severed itself from the people, you can’t turn them back; you have to form a new government of the people. Hopefully by peaceful, democratically political means!
Well, remember that Swedes have been brainwashed for many more years by the Socialist Brotherhood in Scandinavia. The politicians are all copying each other. From laws to pick-pocket your hard earned after-tax salary, to the fictive car, fuel and electrical prices in Scandinavia to ourageous VAT rates. The goal is to make you pay 3 times what the product really costs. Take a look at your gas or electrical bill. It doesn’t have anything to do with the energy product. 2/3 of it are taxes. Even apartments called “BRF” in Sweden are taxed to death if it so happens that there are stores on the ground floor. God forbid if any profit shows up.
And now this DDR-Stasi law to infringe on citizens rights to privacy. Who is going to monitor the gov. employee listening-in if he happens to listen in on confidential company business and does some insider-information-stock trading?
The next thing these reckless dreamers will be doing is to inject a chip in your ass or measure your lung capacity and tax you on the carbon dioxide released. Oh, well, you can always stop breathing.
The politicians who voted for this law remind me of Louis the XVI of France. Living in another world, separated from their people and with their heads in a cloud until the cleansing French Revolution came and swept them all away.
@:
I admit I read this article first thing in the morning and was completely flummoxed by the bizarre backwards behavior of the Swedish legislators who voted for this law, but in reading your post I gotta agree that this is merely a wedge in a larger game. I’ve always contended that the NWO needs downloads to achieve control over us and our lives. Scary as fugg….
I sent this to the list of email addys provided by #25…
“Subject: Nice law, Sweden. Cheney help you draft that one?
Very sad day for freedom, for Sweden and for the common man’s privacy, worldwide. I’m Canadian, and I simply couldn’t believe my eyes when I read the news. Look, now Sweden has no distinguishments whatsoever. They bow to US corporate interests like the REST of the world. And they share intelligence with the most self-serving (and undeservedly so) global interest in the history of mankind. Swedish lawmakers who voted for this legislation, from what I can tell from the scuttle-butt on the web, you all had best not turn on your computers for the next millennia or so. And really, who’s fault is that? It remains to be seen if this will withstand the inevitable public protests and IP/data chicanery that is sure to follow. Good luck living in the new network utopia.”
RE: ” 87 Jun 20, 2008 at 22:04 by DukeW
I always love it when dumb people jump to conclusions and break both legs. Frederika, have you ever actually READ your governing documents? If so, did you UNDERSTAND them? If they don’t specifically spell out a “right to privacy,” you don’t have one. And the reason for this law isn’t any pressure from the US (or any other country). The problem is all around you. Go walk through Centrum in Norsberg, and tell me how many times you hear Svenska, and how many times you hear Arabic. Here’s a link to an article on a small town till Sverige that calls itself “Little Baghdad” now: http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/25004140
THIS is the problem: Sodertalje and Norsberg aren’t the only cities overrun by people who aren’t Swedes, and frankly don’t care for you or any of your people. You’re in a warzone now, and it’s time you woke up and realized it. This gives Sapo a fighting chance to find the bad guys and get rid of them before they kill you all in your comfortable but ignorant beds. Lucka till, sweetheart, you’ll need it.
”
Dood, I hate to break it to ya, but Muslims aren’t the problem in the world. They don’t drop depleted uranium by the TONNE on other countries. They don’t influence foreign countries internal affairs like the corp-imperialist western powers do.
Whoa, Duke! Look out behind you! Someone who doesn’t look exactly like YOU was reported to be in existence, somewhere in your country/city/neighborhood/bedroom. Take precautions, Dwight. Bear attacks don’t call ahead.
“Where did we go so wrong??”
We went so wrong with allowing rights to be ‘limited’ by our governments in the first place. We should have told them that it is a human right for someone to sleep with whoever they want, a human right for people to tell others to stay the *bleep* out of our business, and a human right to be allowed to do ANYTHING unless you are forcing someone else to do something that they do not want to do or are forcing someone else to NOT do something that they want to do, unless they are DIRECTLY AND PHYSICALLY putting someone in danger without their permission.
Sweden is run by the White House since the Scientology scandal in the 90’s, when the laws were changes to accomodate for American corporate needs – just like now:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zenon_Panoussis
These shameless politicians that voted in favour of this ridiculous law are supposed to be working FOR the people whom they represent, not for the MPAA, RIAA and iTunes.
Fy fan, Sverige. Fy fan.
Power to the people.
I live in South Africa for the moment (studies) and I also thought Sweden was one of the last bastions of freedom, but it seems G Dubs has his nose in EVERYONE’S business. Already sent an email to all those addresses and I really hope the people of Sverige will keep fighting this abuse of human rights. Here in we don’t have these stupid ‘anti-terrorism’ acts but only because the blatantly corrupt government is busy fighting between itself over bribe money etc. For example, they are now pushing for the dissolution of an anti-corruption agency (the scorpions) after the police commissioner has been caught and suspended on corruption charges, the best thing is, the case files which need to be handed over to the scorpions have now been refused by the current acting police commissioner. Not even an attempt to lie (something like ‘lost’), that’s how stupid the government in this place is. So people of Sweden, keep fighting and remember, “People shouldn’t be scared of their government, the government should be scared of its people.”
it makes me vomit. all this in Sweden, the country wich is ( was ) suposed to be the most tollerant and democratic ? What are those doing ? sleeping ? come on guys, show us some courage, anarchism.
Does anyone have a link to the text of the bill?
time to pull the plug on Internets. Things are no longer fun here. Time to goes…
Easy way to defeat this. Stop using Swedish data services, use encryption not just on email, switch all web sites to use SSL by default.
I personally cancelled 2 of my Spray.se accounts. I say fuck the Swedes.
To the Swedish people: make no mistake about it, this has happened because your politicians have been bribed and/or blackmailed by the Illuminati who recruit these traitors through sinister secret societies such as the Bilderberg Group and the freemasons. This is part of a wider plan to eventually force everyone to have RFID chips inserted under their skin, thus placing everyone under the total control of these evil people.
If you don’t believe it, listen to what the famous film maker Aaron Russo revealed about what the Illuminati’s Nicholas Rockefeller told him:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_GBTRFC7lcI
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