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   b9AcE (b9ace@todon.eu)'s status on Monday, 06-Feb-2023 21:55:13 JST b9AcE

   LOL.
   The Prime Minister of Sweden's "closest man" named PM Nilsson (the "PM" here is an acronym of names, not a title "Prime Minister") has accepted a fine for... illegal eel fishing, reports major newspaper Expressen, stating that they did seek PM Nilsson for a comment but were referred to the Prime Minister's chief of press Siri Steijer, which in turn referred to a Facebook-post by PM Nilsson, where PM Nilsson states to have at first denied the crime when at first confronted whilst retrieving the illegal nets by two men claiming to be from the "sea- and water-authority" but then changed his mind so called the cops to admit, going on to write "I am sorry [blah, blah]".

   "Law and Order", they scream, but when the nets catch themselves... they're not so sure, eh? :-D

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     b9AcE (b9ace@todon.eu)'s status on Monday, 06-Feb-2023 21:55:10 JST b9AcE

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     Remember "PM" Nilsson, fired from being "the closest man" to the Prime Minister of Sweden due to illegal eel fishing, lying about it to the public, to the inspectors and lying about other illegal fishing to the police, currently under investigation for possible prosecution for violating the protection of endangered species?

     Where does one go from there?
     Well, Nilsson now says next job will be "to work with environmental issues" for a Capitalism-extremist "think tank", stating that "as the business and industry sector is the largest serious environmental movement Timbro [the "think thank"] feels completely right".

     :-D :-D :-D
     Very "serious", for a total clown.

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     b9AcE (b9ace@todon.eu)'s status on Monday, 06-Feb-2023 21:55:11 JST b9AcE

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     Remember when the Prime Minister of Sweden's "closest man", PM (Peter Magnus) Nilsson, was caught illegally eel fishing and was trying to eel out of it?
     Well, since then Nilsson, previously the "political editor" at the stock-gamblers' main paper "Dagens industri", has been forced to quit, after it was found out Nilsson had been caught illegally fishing, lying about that to the police and is under investigation for "[endangered] species protection crime".
     ...and won't get any severance pay, because it officially counts as "resigning".

     All that... to kill fish.

     Rasmus Fleischer repeated this.