Daniel Schatz wrote that MUCF had granted the association Changing Attitudes 15 million kronor in tax funds for work against sexualized violence against children. He claimed that the grant had instead gone to private trips to Las Vegas, India, and Thailand, spa visits, AirPods, an Apple Watch, and a visit to a gala within the porn industry. According to Schatz, the association justified the trips to the USA by stating that the porn industry had its center there. He wrote that the couple would record interviews, network with people in the industry, and meet profiles to try to make contacts in the entertainment and sports sector. When MUCF requested documentation, the association, according to Schatz, could only provide vacation photos and posts on social media. He criticized the Tidö government for not stopping the grants or shutting down MUCF and claimed that the authority had repeatedly given tax funds to extremist and Islamist organizations without anyone being held accountable. https://t.co/ovPW38pIVH #MUCF #Bidrag #Sverige (translated)
