Politicians and administrators at the Swedish Parliament leave one after another, because of scandals like illegal kisses, wine drinking during work, paying housekeepers without declaring taxes. —> Swedish politicians should learn from the Italian colleagues.

The Prime Minister Romano Prodi, the Minister of Justice Clemente Mastella, the Minister of Culture Francesco Rutelli are investigated by the Catanzaro Prosecutors’ Office. No problem! They just remove all those who work with the investigation and then continue as nothing has ever happened. 

"Gioacchino Genchi, the expert appointed by Luigi De Magistris has been removed from his post by the Catanzaro Prosecutors’ Office together with the captain of the Carabinieri Pasquale Zacheo who had been following the Why Not enquiry from its inception. In Genchi’s report, published in Secolo XIX, the names of the protagonists of the enquiry are given. As well as the names that are already known (Romano Prodi, Clemente Mastella, Lorenzo Cesa) there are also the names of Francesco Rutelli, Giuseppe Pisanu, Gianni Alemanno, the inevitable journalist Renato Farina and the president of the Fondazione per la Sussidiarietà, Giorgio Vittadini…" —>

Fredrik Reinfeldt should call Romano Prodi to get professional advices about: getting the highest European salaries, how to avoid taxes, cooperatiing with newspapers, about having two or more political and civil works, and most important of all, getting rid of enquiring authorities and people…