[Abbenay] further demonstration of sweden's suckiness

[Ged Wed]

I dont know anything about Swedish laws, but i have seen how many time the
EU has taken the Swedish government to court over various monopolies that
exist. First the alcohol and then the pharmaceuticals.

For example, To raid a place, dont they have to show a Search Warrant in
Sweden. And to get one of those the cops have to submit a warrant to a judge
?

If this mailing list is open, i would really prefer to have PGP keys. I cant
believe the police act the way they do. Odds on that they have a cop just
sitting on the net looking for forums etc related to hacking in sweden.


Hey if anyone want to escape Sweden suckiness, I have a Oz passport.
We can get married for only 10,000 AUD :) Prefer a girl, so my parents are
not too freaked out, but well... :)

G

2009/11/30 Albin Stjerna <albin at eval.nu>

> At Mon, 30 Nov 2009 15:04:25 +0100,
> Per Andersson <avtobiff at gmail.com> wrote:
> >
> > On Mon, Nov 30, 2009 at 10:54 AM, Vincent Vukovic <vinvuk at gmail.com>
> wrote:
> > > Isn't AFA in exactly the same place? I bet it has something to do with
> them.
> >
> > That the cops confiscate computers and other tech totally arbitrary
> > has got nothing to do with AFA.
>
> And besides, there isn’t *one* AFA. Some members of AFA Malmö probably have
> visited either Utkanten or Forskningsavdelningen (the hackspace),but
> probably
> not *as* AFA, and they certainly weren’t related, neither officially nor
> inofficially. And besides this, the raid was related to illegal
> distribution of
> alcolol at a punk concert downstairs, at Utkanten. The confiscated
> computers
> were only taken, according to the police spokesperson in Sydsvenska
> dagbladet,
> in the hope that they would contain information about the people
> responsible for
> the concert. Of course, that’s just ridiculous.
>
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