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“Please feel free to contact us.” Is it true?
Zidane broke the Rules of Soccer in the World Cup Final, July 9th by making a Head in the Breast of Materazzi.
Think if the Chair County Govenor Lars Engqvist and President of the Court of Appeal Johan Hirschfeldt one of the Members on the Committee on the Constitution also break the Rules in the excisting Swedish Constitution. Should their be any Consequences or not?
What is Your Answer?
Materatzi has been suspended two games by FIFA for his talking abuse. Zidane three games for his head. He has to do this as community service among children. His behavior was such a bad example for them. The Final was also his “Au revoir Football”.
These two´s proof or lack of Moral & Ethics can also be seen all over the Globe. Now over the internet.
Lars Engqvist; RR701272450SE
Johan Hirschfeldt ;RR701278126SE
Just check Track & Trace, www.posten.se with the Label/Receipt numbers.
Are they true and sincere?
Please feel free also to check: photos.yahoo.com/sveriges.riksdag
Congratulations! You’ve managed to intertwine Zidane with Swedish politics. I didn’t think that could be done.
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