Leijongate

LUF hacker Jodenius unjustly smears FP Party Secretary Jakobsson

The Soc. Dem. spin on the so-called 'Leijongate' scandal just won't stop.

Former L.U.F press secretary Per Jodenius blames Johan Jakobsson.Photo: Pressens bild Per Jodenius was sacked last week from his job at FP?s youth organization L.U.F when it was found out that he had logged into the Soc. Dem?s network without permission. FP secretary Johan Jakobsson has already told mass media that he asked Jodenius to stop accessing the network and to contact media in order to come clean about the whole thing.

But according to Swedish State Radio, Jodenius now strays from the official FP version of the story and betrays the Alliance. Jodenius says the real reason to contact media was to persuade journalists themselves to log in to the network and dig the dirt on Soc. Dem's and their evil plans for Sweden. Jodenius points out Jakobsson as the one suggesting him to do so.

Suspended Expressen reporter Niklas Svensson backs up Jodenius' allegations.Photo: Pressens bild Jodenius' version of events was backed up by Expressen journalist Niklas Svensson, who admits logging in on three occasions. Svensson also says was not given them with the purpose of revealing the hacker scandal.
- I was given the information to find scandals about the Social Democrats. That was the purpose and it was explained in that way by my source, said Svensson yesterday.

Johan Jakobsson's lawyer told Swedish Radio that Jodenius' claims were untrue. Jakobsson was questioned by police on Monday, but is not suspected of any crime. His word now weighs against Jodenius' and Svensson's. And who are you going to believe here - Jakobsson has done nothing wrong and is not a suspect, while both Svensson and Jodenius have admitted that they've broken in to a computer network and therefore are to be considered as criminals.

Jodenius and Svensson have caused irreparable damage to the Alliance. But pretty soon, they'll learn the full meaning of Folkpartiet's 'tougher line' against crime.

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