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###Sylvi Listhaug i kveldens «Lindmo» TV program (English translation below)
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– Hvis vi hadde hatt et OL-mesterskap i stå i dritt, hadde jeg kommet godt ut av det
– Det har nesten blitt en livsstil, sier tidligere justisminister Sylvi Listhaug (Frp) om å stå i sentrum for politisk bråk. I kveldens «Lindmo» sier hun at når man er politiker må man regne med å bli mislikt.
– Jeg har som filosofi at jeg ikke kan gjøre noe med det som har skjedd. Da bruker jeg ikke tid på det, svarer Sylvi Listhaug når programleder Anne Lindmo ber henne se tilbake på tiden rundt Facebookposten som førte til at hun gikk av som justisminister.
– Så du har ikke brukt noe tankekraft på å bearbeide den skypumpa som du sto i i tolv dager?
– Nei, for da var jeg ferdig med det.
– Du må bite tenna sammen.
Listhaug trakk seg som justisminister 20. mars. Hun mistet stortingsflertallets tillit etter at hun la ut en status på Facebook der hun påsto at «Ap mener terroristenes rettigheter er viktigere enn nasjonens sikkerhet».
Listhaug sier at hun ikke har tenkt at hun kunne ha gjort noe annerledes.
– Jeg har unnskyldt, og så går jeg videre, sier hun.
Lindmo sier hun har sett på opptaket fra Stortinget der Listhaug måtte gå på talerstolen gang etter gang og si unnskyld.
– Var det en ydmykelse?
– Nei, jeg følte at jeg hadde prøvd å beklage det. Du må bite tenna sammen og stå i det. Hvis vi hadde hatt et OL-mesterskap i å stå i dritt, så hadde jeg kommet godt ut av det, svarer Listhaug og ler.
Hun sier hun har vært gjennom så mange stormer at det nesten har blitt en livsstil.
– Er det deilig å egentlig alltid kjenne at man har rett?
– Jeg står i det jeg mener. Jeg har alltid vært sånn. Da jeg var ung var jeg ikke opptatt av hva andre syns om meg. Det er deilig, for ellers så blir det så slitsomt, som politiker blir du mislikt av noen uansett.
Justisminister Sylvi Listhaug (Frp) ga en uforbeholden unnskyldning
Sylvi Listhaug måtte gå på Stortingets talerstol og be om unnskyldning flere ganger.
FOTO: GORM KALLESTAD / NTB SCANPIX
Listhaug sier hun blant annet har tenkt på hvor mye hun har jobbet de siste årene og ser at det ville gått enda mer ut over barna hvis hun hadde fortsatt i samme tempo.
– Da jeg begynte som statsråd gikk den minste i bleie, nå er han sju og går i første klasse, sier hun.
Listhaug beskriver årene som statsråd som å være inne i en tunnel hvor alt bare raser av gårde.
– Jeg tror ikke man skjønner hvordan det er uten å ha vært der, hvor fort det går og hvor mye det er å sette seg inn i og være med på. Og fire og et halvt års unntakstilstand med først to barn og gravid og fødsel og permisjon oppi den jobben der. Det er jo galskap, men jeg har jo kommet meg gjennom det.
English Google translation:
Sylvi Listhaug in the evening "Lindmo" TV program.
Sylvi Listhaug TV interview:
"If we had an Olympic championship about it, I would have won a prize - Being at the centre of political trouble has almost become a way of life," says former Justice Minister Sylvi Listhaug (Frp).
In the evening, "Lindmo", she says that when you are a politician you must be mistaken.
"I have the philosophy that I can not do anything about what has happened. I do not spend time with that, says Sylvi Listhaug when interviewed, Anne Lindmo asks her to look back in time around the Facebook posting, which led to her resignation as Justice Minister.
"So you have not used any thinking power to process the sky-pump you were in for twelve days?"
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No, because then I finished it.
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You have to grit your teeth together.
Listhaug resigned as Minister of Justice on March 20th. She lost the trust of the majority after she released a Facebook status claiming that "AP believes the rights of terrorists are more important than the nation's security."
Listhaug says she did not think she could have done anything differently.
"I said I'm sorry, and then I go on," she said.
Lindmo says she has watched the recording from the Storting where Listhaug had to go to the chair again and again and apologize.
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Was it a humiliation?
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No, I felt I had tried to regret it. You have to grit your teeth together and stand firm. If we had had an Olympic championship in a hurry, I would have benefited from it, answered Listhaug and laughs.
She says she has been through so many storms that it has almost become a lifestyle.
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Is it great to really always know that you are right?
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I say what I mean. I've always been like that. When I was young, I was not concerned with what others were saying about me. It's delicious because otherwise, it will be so tiring, as a politician, you're disliked by someone anyway.
(photo Stortinget)
Justice Minister Sylvi Listhaug (Frp) gave an unreserved apology
Sylvi Listhaug had to go to the parliament's chair and apologize several times.
PHOTO: GORM KALLESTAD / NTB SCANPIX
Listhaug says, among other things, she has thought about how much she has been working in recent years and sees that it would be even more than the children if she was still at the same pace.
"When I started as a Government Minister, the smallest one was in a diaper, now he is seven and at first grade," she says.
Listhaug describes the years as a Minister like being in a tunnel where everything just rages off.
"I do not think you understand how it is until you´ve been there, how fast it goes and how much it takes to get involved and participate. And four and a half years of a state of emergency with firstly two children, pregnancy and a new childbirth, having to take a break from the job. It's was crazy, but I've come through it.
WHO and WHAT is behind it all ? : >
The bottom line is for the people to regain their original, moral principles, which have intentionally been watered out over the past generations by our press, TV, and other media owned by the Illuminati/Bilderberger Group, corrupting our morals by making misbehaviour acceptable to our society. Only in this way shall we conquer this oncoming wave of evil.
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