Sweden's first step towards the NWO, page 2
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reply posted on 19-6-2008 @ 09:08 AM by Drapan
Originally posted by David_Reale
I am so tired.

You can all guess what I'm about to write here. The FRA-law was passed today.

And I am so tired of all of this crap, I don't even have the energy to be mad any more. I wanna throw all those bastards in the diet in jail - or worse - and I want to make an armed uprising, overthrowing the corrupt government, and give them all what they deserve. Add to that a whole slew of other, equally intimidating and equally violent actions that courses through my head right now. That's how angry I really am.

But what's the point? The law has been passed, and the police will probably be knocking on my door any minute no after I've written this. God, how I hate arrogant politicians. If I had my way...

Bah, I'll just quit now before I declare war on my own country...
Oh, yeah... I'll try and find some sources for y'all in English or something.

I googled it. Just one blog reporting in English for now. Not much of a read, I'm afraid:
www.davidthulin.com...

The Local


[edit on 18-6-2008 by David_Reale]

[edit on 18-6-2008 by David_Reale]


I feel the same man, I don't know what to do... Aren't we suppose to be a democratic state? The voice of the people anyone? Sure we might elected the dumb f***s in the first place but I've not seen a single person who approves this BS. Seeing as it is so monumental and controversial they should have arranged the people to vote for it...

As far as I've hear we're one of the first countries to adopt this kinda a law, is there any other state that have something similar to this?

They few officials who have stood up for stopping this deserves an honourable mention though. Camilla Lindberg and Birgitta Ohlson, thank you for trying at least.

They also say this is because of outside threats... and that's probably the most BSed part of the whole thing, what outside threat? Sure we've had 2 ministers assassinated the last 30 years (or however long it was) but that was rather because of lack of security and not "outside threat". Being neutral as we are - and have been for almost 200 years - we don't need this kinda stuff. I'd understand if we were like the USA, UK, Russia... or Iraq, but we aren't. Has there ever been a terrorist attack in Sweden by an "outside threat"? Ever?

Du gamla, Du fria...Yeah right.


reply posted on 14-10-2009 @ 01:58 PM by Hellmutt
Sweden passed the law, 158 to 153...


Sweden passes divisive wiretapping law

An amended version of Sweden's controversial new signals intelligence law was passed in the Riksdag on Wednesday, with 158 members voting in favour and 153 against.

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"Are we really, in a democratic country, going to implement a system which entails wire tapping the masses?" the Left Party's Alice Åström asked her colleagues in the Riksdag

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“The state is going to get unlimited power to monitor citizens' data traffic,”



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reply posted on 17-10-2009 @ 12:11 PM by Copernicus
reply to post by Hellmutt



The world is becoming more and more like 1984 by the minute, without the people wanting or requesting it. This is 100% coming from the governments themselves. The people who voted yes to this are clueless about the future it makes possible.

Everyone knows no terrorist will be caught in this net since its so easy to avoid. Instead this will be used to gather information that can later be sold for blackmailing of government members or private citizens working high in corporations. Its a powerful tool to be able to find dirt on anyone.


[edit on 17-10-2009 by Copernicus]


reply posted on 19-10-2009 @ 05:33 PM by Hellmutt
80% (4 out of 5) of international phone calls to/from Russia are routed through Sweden. The Swedes can now listen to those calls...



Btw, there's another law that also required a change in their constitution:

Link to post

The Swedish "Tsunami tapes" classified for 70 years (including backup tapes). And this law might apply to other stuff that they also want to keep classified for 70 years (for whatever reason). Like i.e. the details about the military transports on the ferry Estonia.


reply posted on 20-10-2009 @ 10:46 AM by David_Reale
reply to post by Hellmutt



The worst thing about the quotes from your post is, it was the left bloc that first suggested this law, and now they're "opposed" to it, but only in its "current form".

This hipocrisy makes me so sick.
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