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Aja Baja criticized that taxpayers, according to the writer, would have to cover an extra temporary pension of over 20,000 kronor a month for the Green Party's Daniel Helldén, despite the fact that he already received a full parliamentary salary. The writer claimed that politicians arranged favorable agreements for themselves while ordinary workers were forced to stretch every krona. https://t.co/rmPUlnBWMY #politik #skatter #rättvisa (translated)

Interest on interest criticized environmentalist Henrik Jalalian for his statements in Agenda about natural forests being rapidly logged and being completely gone in 25 years, according to a report from the Forest Agency. The writer claimed that the agency itself had rejected the conclusions of the report. According to Interest on interest, the data was still used to justify political proposals that threatened the forestry industry, restricted property rights, and would cost taxpayers billions. The writer also questioned Jalalian's reasoning about forest areas excluded from forestry and objected to natural forests being treated as a clear, scientifically established category. The writer argued that the debate should be based on facts rather than scare figures and political slogans. Interest on interest stated that forest owners maintained, utilized, and renewed the forest, and that problems within the industry were not solved by incorrect information or by casting suspicion on the entire sector. #Skogsbruk #Miljö #Politik (translated)

Daniel Schatz wrote that V's Mohamed Ali had concluded his sick leave from his parliamentary duties and claimed that his actions had already cost taxpayers over 50,000 kronor. Schatz wrote that he expected Ali to come to the parliament on Monday and hold a press conference about what he described as electoral fraud in Borlänge and questions regarding how Ali became a Swedish citizen. Schatz also wrote that he expected the Enforcement Authority to come to the parliament on Monday morning, serve Ali on-site, and collect debts that Schatz claimed Ali had systematically refused to pay. He believed that what Ali was doing and what he described as a mockery of voters and taxpayers had to stop. #SverigesRiksdag #Politik #Valfusket (translated)

I cannot paint any red lines in that way in the negotiations outward. That would be really stupid. But we say that the volume must be reduced, says EU Minister Jessica Rosencrantz (M). I cannot imagine anything else. There is a broad consensus in the parliament. It is in our common interest to safeguard taxpayers' money, says EU Minister Jessica Rosencrantz. #EUavgift #Sverige #budget (translated)

Joachim H wrote that according to him it was possible to be denied a leave application, yet still be on leave and receive full compensation. He believed that ordinary people would call it refusal to work, while in the parliament it seemed to function as an extra benefit, and wrote that taxpayers thus got yet another example of different rules applying to different people. #arbetspolitik #ledighet #skatter (translated)

Daniel Schatz questioned that Mohamed Ali had requested leave to help the police, despite Ali repeatedly having postponed police interrogations citing illness, according to Schatz. Schatz wrote that Ali had already received around 40,000 kronor in parliamentary salary without attending a single day and that he called in sick immediately after the leave expired. He asked how long V would allow the situation to continue. #politik #Sverige #riksdagen (translated)

Daniel Schatz wrote that Mohamed Ali had recently stated that he would return to the parliament on Monday after two weeks of vacation, but he had now reported sick. Schatz used a derogatory term for Ali and stated that he would request public records regarding the absence. Schatz claimed that the salaries of parliament members were paid by taxpayers and that absence should therefore be substantiated on proper grounds. He accused the V party of treating taxpayers' money as their own and wrote that the party itself should pay Ali's salary if it did not want him to serve in the parliament. https://t.co/GiEvESQ8jb #Riksdag #Politik #Offentlighet (translated)

Daniel Schatz wrote that Mohamed Ali (V) had said he would be present in the parliament on Monday, while V, according to Schatz, denied it. He relayed the press secretary Tommy Gabrielsson's statement that it was a "misunderstanding." Schatz accused V of bullying its own member of parliament and wrote that the party had approved and actively promoted Ali's candidacy. He also questioned why Ali would continue to receive a full parliamentary salary at the taxpayers' expense if he was not working. https://t.co/ki17YrfLwU #politik #svenskpolitik #riksdagen (translated)

Mats Yxhäll criticized what he described as nonsense from SVT and wrote that the company simultaneously complained about cuts due to insufficient funding. He stated that SVT received 5.7 billion kronor per year and that public service received 9.7 billion. According to Yxhäll, it was the taxpayers who were forced to pay, regardless of whether they used public service, as the operation was considered to have an essential societal function. #SVT #skatter #media (translated)

Glenn questioned whether Greider could be independent and wrote that he had been the editor-in-chief of the social democratic DD for 30 years, with taxpayers as financiers. According to Glenn, 1.17 billion had gone to the newspaper over 54 years, despite it having only a few thousand readers. He described Greider as a socialist one day and a romantic communist the next, arguing that this hardly made him independent. Glenn also claimed that Greider had been dependent on funding throughout his adult life and had accumulated enough money to disregard what ordinary people thought in his old age. #politik #media #sverige (translated)

Daniel Schatz wrote that Mohamed Ali wanted to take leave until the police investigation was closed, while continuing to receive over 80,000 kronor a month. Schatz claimed that V had created the situation and asked why taxpayers should bear the cost. He urged the party to cover Ali's salary until he returned to work. #Sverige #Politik #Skatter (translated)

Daniel Schatz wrote that a youth association in Karlstad had received 2.9 million kronor from MUCF to promote integration and green entrepreneurship. He stated that the result was a music video with 15 views on YouTube and questioned how long taxpayers would fund the grant activity before a government shut down MUCF, which he described disparagingly. #integration #entreprenörskap #skattepengar (translated)

Simone Svensson agreed with Bitte Assarmo's criticism of the Enforcement Authority's handling of debt restructuring and a zero plan for the intended member of parliament Mohamed Ali. Svensson reiterated Assarmo's objection that the authority seemed to assume that a young and able-bodied person could never support themselves. According to Svensson, Assarmo believed that the Enforcement Authority should reconsider both Ali's debt restructuring and its view on young people's opportunities for self-support, and criticized that private companies would need to act as a moral anchor for state agencies. She wrote that taxpayers deserved better. https://t.co/lXCuRep6rc #Kronofogden #Skuldsanering #Ungdomar (translated)

Two Swedish regions abstained from a penalty of 375 million kronor from the company Cambio for delays in the delivery of the journal system Cosmic, which may be illegal according to procurement expert Andrea Sundstrand, who points out that this risks meaning that taxpayers' money is given away. #journalsystem #offentligrätt #skattebetalare (translated)

Two Swedish regions have waived a fine of 375 million kronor from the company Cambio, which did not deliver the journal system Cosmic on time, something an expert believes may be illegal and means that taxpayers' money is being given away. #Cosmic #Upphandling #Sjukvård (translated)

Vad lever vi i för clownland? ”Om ingen part begär en så kallad omprövning av skuldsaneringsbeslutet innebär det att riksdagsledamoten inte behöver betala skulden. Myndigheten kan alltså inte på eget initiativ ompröva beslutet, även om den får uppgifter om att den skuldsanerades ekonomi har förbättrats, tillägger Daniel Kinnerup. Kronofogden får heller inte göra kontroller. Detta eftersom ett saneringsbeslut är tänkt att vara det slutgiltiga lösningen på problemet, förklarar myndigheten.” Kanske dags för CSN, Försäkringskassan, region Dalarna, Trafikförsäkringsföreningen eller Mohamed själv att begära omprövning? Man kan ju tycka att det ligger i skattebetalarnas intressen. #skuldsanering #politik #Sverige

Vänsterpartiets kryssraket Mohamed Ali börjar i dag lyfta omkring 80 000 kronor i månaden som riksdagsledamot – betalt av oss skattebetalare. Samtidigt pågår hans skuldsanering. Nu finns inga ursäkter. Varenda krona som ska tillbaka till Försäkringskassan, Skatteverket, Polisen och Region Dalarna måste drivas in utan dröjsmål. Om staten kan betala ut en riksdagslön men inte kräva tillbaka sina egna skulder, är det inte bara ett systemfel utan ett hån mot skattebetalarna. #politik #skatter #riksdag