Lisa Magnusson: It is always someone else who pays the banks ' nota

Swedbank suspected to have been helpful, in an apparent washing of the equivalent of 40 billion Swedish kronor.

It's not just dirty money, it comes, no, they are stained with blood – ”uppdrag granskning” has tracked them to a Russian korruptionshärva where the lawyer who uncovered the irregularities were imprisoned, tortured and died.

Ceo Birgitte Bonnesen, who smiling stood in the tv, and repeated that, no, no, at Swedbank there are no irregularities, has now got to go. And of course sticking it in people's eyes that she can now get a parachute on upwards of 20 million.

with the other. For in the days the agm voted, then, against an external investigation, granted full discharge to the management board and also gave all people a pay raise.

Then ask themselves the representatives of the tv and declare sturskt that they have not read their own internal reports, not knowing anything at all about this pengatvätten. It is pitifully.

the Consequences may very well be minimal for the guilty.

where this will lead. Swedbank has not wanted to disclose the information, but in connection with last week's dawn raid against the headquarters was thus a suspicion of serious fraud to the investigation.

It is serious stuff, but – and it is the most remarkable of all: the consequences may very well be minimal for the guilty.

käpprätt will any other according to Swedish tradition, namely, to take up the bill. So do we in our country. We bail out the banks, save them, and thereby ourselves, so is the idea. But the banks have thus simply very little to lose at dumdristigheter, irregularities and crimes, so the system is set up.

Nothing reaches them really, and therefore it is worth to take risks, according to all logical calculations. And in sharp mode? When sacrificed, speedily, a foam dam. Then the game continues.