Thrown to the curb: Several participants in 'The Black Swan' have been fired or

"The TV 2 documentary 'The Black Swan' has already led to police reports and dismissals. Politiken has compiled an overview of what has happened to the people who appear in the documentary."

Thrown to the curb: Several participants in 'The Black Swan' have been fired or reported to the police

This has blown up over a few days. The Danish public is outraged and the Danish PM has made pathetic attempts to express disgust and sound populistic, in these days close to the European election.

Probably also damage control, since two of the politicians mentioned in the documentary in relations to bypassing laws and procedures in local legislations, are members of the Social Democrats, Køge-Calle, a wealthy business man who sat in the city council of Køge, and the Mayor of Køge.

The premise of the documentary is nothing less than startling, and extremely well produced.

In short, we are lead into a story believing that the mole, a highly succesful lawyer, who has approached the docu team from TV2 wants to come clean and expose all the wrong doing and connections between gangs like Hells Angels, Bandidos, Satudarah, Loyal To Familia, Brothas and white collar business people in important positions counting both the private and the public sector.

The truth of the whole thing turns out to be much wilder than anticipated as the "main character" the mole herself turns out to have been double playing the docu team, while conducting her own money laundering scheme on the side. She is in fact the girl friend of one of the leaders of one of the gangs in Copenhagen.

This comes even more at an unpleasant time as the Danish PM has to watch her Minister of Environmental affairs, Magnus Heunicke, battle hearings over his foul play in regards to knowingly let companies like Cheminova pollute the seas around Denmark, with outlets that superseed the limits set by the EU.

You might already know Magnus Heunicke of Denmark as he was the front man along side, now WHO employed, Søren Brostrøm, during Covid in which the untested vaccines and unnecessary lock downs were commited against the Danish people as well.

"The Black Swan" unfortunately shows us, that Denmark IS NOT the least corrupt country in the world. We are just better at hiding it, or simply.... so many are corrupt, that it's easier to close each others eyes instead of risking being taken down in the fall of others.

What journalist Mads Brügger has made here is nothing less than a masterpiece of journalism, and we can only hope that this whole thing unravels as much of the corrupt cardhouse as possible.

If you are interested in knowing more, try googling "Den sorte svane" or "denmark the black swan".

originally posted by: RememberRemember
... "The Black Swan" unfortunately shows us, that Denmark IS NOT the least corrupt country in the world. We are just better at hiding it, or simply.... so many are corrupt, that it's easier to close each others eyes instead of risking being taken down in the fall of others. ...

I've come to realise that there is no more or less corrupt country in the world. They all, as you said, are simply capable by varying degrees of hiding the corruption or putting a false face on it.

I've also come to the conclusion that the countries where the corruption seems more rife are actually the better ones as they are at least honest about being crooks. The western democracies are no better at their core, but are better at deceiving. Or they used to be. It seems that all the rot is coming to the surface now.

a reply to: RememberRemember
Please, please be distracted by your own home grown gangs while the real threat of immigrants take over your country.

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