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Mårtensson here, we've got
information about the Luleå company.
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You'd better come here right away.
:40:08
One month ago the Luleå company
acquired a new board of directors.
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"Jürgen Brandt and Wolfgang Müller."
:40:15
I've checked with friends at
the police and at the tax authorities.
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MüIler and Brandt are
ordinary businessmen - on paper...
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But this came by express
20 minutes ago.
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Müller and Brandt will accordingt o
the law of the joint-stock companies-
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-have a meeting to exchange
the board and you as president.
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They need 51 percent,
they only have Torbjörn's 35.
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The Luleå company is buying up all
our remaining stocks at the Exchange.
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-How can they afford that?
-By emptying other companies...
:40:48
Look at this! Müller and Brandt
are on the board of...
:40:52
Well, you can read for yourself.
:40:57
-Quite many companies!
-Yes, and they aren't small.
:41:01
I've met with many initiated people,
chiefs for Interpol, Europol-
:41:05
-and the Swedish counter-intelligence.
:41:07
And I'm beginning to lack faith
in our legal system.
:41:11
Ordinary crimes... the police
have no problem to handle that.
:41:15
But this new type,
the calculated business crimes...
:41:20
People who are
as methodical and clever-
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-as any first-rate executive around.
:41:27
But the law doesn't apply to them.
They have their own rules.
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All rich countries will be
victims of these new crimes-
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-and they're right now
entering Sweden. In the first wave:
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Cigarettes, liquor, robberies
and Eastern European whores.
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The second wave:
hitmen and protection services.
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And the third wave:
taking over businesses.
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Half of all banks in Eastern Europe
are controlled by organized crime.