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Fredrik Reinfeldt

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(Politician)
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BornJohn Fredrik Reinfeldt
1965-08-04
Österhaninge, Sweden
NationalitySwedish
Alma materStockholm University
Children4
SpouseFilippa Holmberg
PartyModerate Party
Swedish politician

Fredrik Reinfeldt is a Swedish politician who attended the 2006 Bilderberg meeting before becoming Prime Minister.

Background

During Fredrik's upbringing, his mother Birgitta Reinfeldt Tunved, a leadership consultant, experimented with advanced psychological evaluation methods originally created for the Israeli army: stress tests, reactivity under threat. Birgitta also had her children evaluated. The eldest son Frederik already showed great leadership talent as an eight-year-old.[1]

Assange

Julian Assange was persecuted in a trumped-up sex case in Sweden when Reinfeldt was Prime Minister. At the time, Karl Rove was advising Reinfeldt, who was known as "Sweden's Reagan".[2]

Surveillance

Is September 2013, on his first visit as president to Sweden, Barack Obama in a joint news conference with Prime Minister Reinfeldt lied about mass surveillance. "I can give assurances to the publics in Europe and around the world that we’re not going around snooping at people’s emails or listening to their phone calls," Obama said.[3] In October, Norway's Prime Minister challenged Sweden to come clean on whether it collects and records Norwegian internet traffic for the US's National Security Agency. Fredrik Reinfeldt told NRK said that Norwegian citizens should not worry about Swedish surveillance.(NSA).

In 2088 Condoleezza Rice thanked Sweden and Reinfeldt for accepting so many refugees from Iraq.[4] In August 2014, he appealed to the Swedish people to "open their hearts" to refugees. "I can already say that there will be extensive costs to accommodate these people. They are so extensive that it will place further restrictions on what is available in public funding. Therefore, we promise almost nothing in this election campaign, there will be no room for it."[5]

His government support to the regime change in Syria.[6]

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