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The week before the 2018 parliamentary elections, Runar Sögaard held a renewal meeting with Swedish Democratic Party leader Jimmie Åkesson at the Elmia Exhibition Center in Jönköping.
A little over a month later, Jönköpings Posten reported that the company of the minister, JR Capital, had not yet paid the bill of 54 288 SEK, although Elia sent a reminder of payment. In the article, Sögaard explained the unpaid payment due to hospitalization: "I have just picked up my phone and my assistant has informed me, but it should be regulated now," he told Jönköpings Posten.
In a later post on Facebook the minister went to the reporter who wrote the article. I hope your excitatory journalism "creates a big black pit where you can sit and contemplate what your dishonesty, falsity, and intentional morals cause to people who throw themselves at you and blackmail you for your interest and your attention, "wrote Sögaard. He also published a photo of the appointed reporter.
Marie Johansson Flyckt, responsible editor at Hall Media, owner of Jönköpings-Posten, said the media group had filmed Sögaard for illegal threats and violation of copyright laws.
– This is an image theft when the photo he uploaded to Facebook is taken from our magazine. Then he wrote in a text conversation with our journalist. Runar wrote in particular that he would ensure that this had consequences for the journalist.
Wednesday published Jönköping-Posten
an article of debate that relates to the current event. The text also discusses how people with formal or informal power actively undermine trust in the Swedish media. Four of the owners group leaders have signed the article.
"We think that the tone of those we look at many times is purely contemptuous," said Marie Johansson Flyckt. Many are deceiving and threatening journalists who do their job according to all the rules. We wanted to make a bigger publication where we raised the problem and its danger to democracy.
DN is looking for Runar Sögaard.
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