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Allegations of the breach of sexual consent isn't really related to freedom of the press. But you're completely right in that this case reeks, and that was prob
by Technotroll 3y ago
Allegations of the breach of sexual consent isn't really related to freedom of the press. But you're completely right in that this case reeks, and that was probably an diplomatic play. As an international player, Sweden, like all other countries, can be utterly disingenuous in protecting their diplomatic relations.
- bigdict 3y agoSeems directly related to me.
- rejectfinite 3y agoIt's not. The women did a Swedish TV documentary last year I think. They haven't gained anything. Why lie about this.
- tbrownaw 3y agoThe theory is that the charges weren't legit and were manufactured because he's an annoying journalist. Not sure how much more basis this had than just general tinhattery.
- rejectfinite 3y agoIt's not. The women did a Swedish TV documentary last year I think. They haven't gained anything. Why lie about this.
- Technotroll 3y agoDo you honestly think two honeypot agents would ever admit that they gained anything from the case? It's like saying that politicians don't gain anything from doing politics, and then they're suddenly offered cushy jobs after their service, at places like Brussels (EU) or New York (UN) complete with private drivers and "secretaries" a.k.a. private servants. Better yet, if you can make a touchy-feely documentary about it to skew public opinion, exonerating women who clearly had a lot to gain from it despite the case being dismissed. Sorry, that just sounds like a vengeful hit piece to me.