Nu anklagas Karl Rove fà ¶r att ligga bakom den svenska regeringens kampanj fà ¶r att fà ¥ Wikileaks grundare och chefredaktà ¶r, Julian Assange, utlà ¤mnad hit. I syfte att dà ¤refter utlà ¤mna honom till USA - dà ¤r ett spionà ¥tal hotar Assange.
Den amerikanske journalisten Roger Shuler, som bloggar pà ¥ và ¤lbesà ¶kta och ansedda Legal Schnauzer, skriver att en sà ¤ker kà ¤lla uppger att Rove hjà ¤lper regeringen Reinfeldt med fallet Assange.
What does that mean? With the click of a button, here is the translation I came up with--and I swear I didn't have anything to do with the writing of this story:
Now accused Karl Rove of being behind the Swedish government's campaign to get Wikileaks founder and editor, Julian Assange , extradited here. In order to then hand him over to the U.S.--where a spy prosecutions threaten Assange.
The American journalist Roger Shuler, who blogs on the popular and prestigious Legal Schnauzer, writes that a reliable source says that Rove will help the government Reinfeldt case Assange.
Popular and prestigious? Man, you gotta love those Swedish journalists. Mrs. Schnauzer and I got quite a hoot out of that translation. Even we would not describe the blog in such glowing terms. But given that we both have been cheated out of our jobs here in Alabama, largely because of the progressive tone of this blog, it's nice to see that our work is appreciated across the Atlantic.
It's also interesting to see how the work of a blogger based in Birmingham can travel. To those who doubt the potential power of the alternative press . . . well, they might want to take a gander at the Nyheter24 article.
What was my first thought upon seeing a reference to my little Alabama-based blog in a Swedish publication? Well, as a long-time fan of tennis and pop music, I immediately thought, "Geez, I wonder if Bjorn Borg or one of the chicks in ABBA will read this."
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