Swedish digital news Omni shared the story of Mark Zuckerberg to the Swedish Supremecourt

The two most prominent German lawyers on our target list have broken the German Bar Associations’ rules on cosponsoring conferences and otherwise associating with fraudulent companies. We are now naming and shaming, before of course, litigating. Many people are surprised and asking why we are doing this. Here are the answers Over the last six weeks or so, we have encountered our second legal pushback in Germany as we proceed with our case against the multiple facilitators of the fraud who we have so far identified with our extensive research, now ongoing for almost a year. Namely, we are now…

As our heading suggests the last few days have brought about precedence in a ”cold and unforgiving place” where only giants of social media, the banking sector and alike created their own ”backyard” of infinite profits and endless ”get out of jail free cards” issued on request only to themselves. In a galaxy not so far away, the year is 1996, the following 26 words: “No provider or user of an interactive computer service shall be treated as the publisher or speaker of any information provided by another information content provider.” The above 26 words, became a clause, this clause…

https://www.sydsvenskan.se/2023-08-14/malmojurist-forsoker-fa-mark-zuckerberg-domd-i-sverige ” Stefan Lundberg at the National Fraud Center has many years of experience in combating organized crime and fraud, including as a former chief prosecutor at the Swedish Economic Crime Authority. He has long called for a criminal trial of the platforms’ responsibility in the matter of aiding and abetting fraud. If Mark Zuckerberg were to be sentenced to prison, it would of course be world news in itself. But the verdict itself could also be a breakthrough in the fight against online fraud globally. The Supreme Court has never before taken up a case of aiding and abetting…