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Sweden’s National Police Chief reported for Crimes against the Security of the State

Members of the Resistance Movement assaulted by the police after a soccer game. Clip starts seconds after the inital attack, in which a young man has his head smashed open by a police baton. The angry voices heard are from unwitting bystanders.

Since early September 2017, Sweden’s recently centralised police force – when 23 regional police authorities became one – the harrassment and persecution of members of the the Nordic Resistance Movemement has seen a dramatic escalation.

The unlawful campaign is instigated and led by the new National Police Chief, Dan Eliasson (Social Democrat), and amounts to “crimes against the security of the state.”

As such, Dan Eliasson and others have been reported to Sweden’s Prosecution Office, where the case has been given the reference number AM-127377-17.

The rapid growth of the Resistance Movement, a political party registered with the government’s Election Authority, is apparently more and more perceived as the biggest political threat to the Social Democrat’s decades long dominance in Swedish political life.

Both parties are socialist and claim to represent working class voters, the Social Democrats so with less and less success.

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October 4, 2017

 

The Separate Public Prosecution Office
205 90 Malmö
SWEDEN

 

Reported for crimes against the security of the state:1 the National Police Chief and Police Chiefs in Gothenburg

In September 2017 the Swedish Police force launched a campaign for the purpose of severely restricting the freedom of action for an organisation registered as a political party with Sweden’s Election Authority.2

The rationale of the campaign was to target a public manifestation planned for September 30, 2017 in central Gothenburg.

Excerpt from the Police’s web portal regard the event.

…the police will work offensively for the purpose of prosecuting crimes and disruption of the peace and public order. The local chief of Police Erik Nord emphasize that it is difficult to say in advance what amounts to committing a crime, with respect to “agitation against an ethnic group”,1 meaning that participants need take caution, lest they risk being reported.

It [i.e. what amounts to agitation against an ethnic group] could be uniform-like clothing or wearing clothes of a certain style or colour, certain attributes or emblems or uniform [i.e. coordinated] behaviour such as marching to a beat with flags and shields. There is room for weighing in various factors in order to make an overall assessment, meaning that although the factors in and by themselves do not amount to agitation against an ethnic group, when seen together they will do.

The requisites given by the Police are so vague that they could mean anything or nothing at all – with the effect of the impending risk that would-be participants simply dare not show up for the manifestation, even though this is what they would like to do.

They would abstain from participating out of fear for being arrested and prosecuted for an alleged crime which has no identifiable victim: agitation against an ethnic group.

During a private conversation with the injured party,1 Police Chief Erik Nord made it clear that what upsets him is the flag of the organisation and a general demeanour he describes as ”provocative.”

But what demonstrations do not see attributes, emblems, uniform behaviour, marching to a beat, and flags and shields?

And what does the police mean by ”provocative?”

Will the police henceforth put an end to Pride-marches in Sweden in which adults can be seen walking naked, or wearing diapers or leather-underwear or dog-leashes and in the public space engage in simulated sex-acts?

Are, perhaps, Latin-inspired carnival festivals at risk?

Sweden has a large and growing Muslim population which very well might take offence to lightly dressed women dancing through a city to drum-beats.

The threat delivered by the police against the injured party is not only that it might be prosecuted for hate-speech after the manifestation has taken place, but that the police – during the manifestation – will assault the march for the purpose of arresting its participants.

The police has, on several occasions, made this threat in various national media as well as in private telephone conversations, where the police was the party that called.

According to sources inside the police, the campaign was initiated by National Police Chief Dan Eliasson with the support of something called the NOA-team.

On the local level in Gothenburg, Dan Eliasson has been assisted by local Police Chief Erik Nord and a detective called Magnus Larsson.

Find below the context in which this report needs to be seen:

  1. A nation-wide campaign of escalated harassments and assaults on the injured party perpetrated by the police.

  2. That the injured party on September 17th with great success executed an identical manifestation, as ”a dress rehearsal” for the September 39 event. This manifestation clearly demonstrated that the presence of the Police was redundant and confirmed that if the presence of police had any effect at all, it was rather to encourage attacks by political opponents.

In short: the actions and modus operandi of the Police on the national level as well as the local level in Gothenburg, clearly fulfil the legal requisites of “crimes against the security of the state” (Swedish: högmålsbrott), including ”crimes against civil liberties” (brott mot medborgerlig frihet).

The Law:

Criminal Code section 18:5

5 § Anyone who practices undue coercion or unlawful threats with the intention of influencing public opinion or interfering with the freedom of action in a political organization or occupational or business union, thereby endangering the freedom of expression, assembly or association, is convicted of crimes against civil liberties up to six years in jail.

Suspects:

Dan Eliasson
National Police Chief

Erik Nord
Local Police Chief
Greater Gothenburg

Magnus Larsson
Detective
Greater Gothenburg

Period:

September 2017.

Injured parties/victims:

  1. The Nordic Resistance Movement
  2. The People of Sweden

Sincerely,

Anmälan högmålsbrott: rikspolischefen samt polischefer i Göteborg

Kära mottagare

ANMÄLAN HÖGMÅLSBROTT: RIKSPOLISCHEFEN SAMT POLISCHEFER I GÖTEBORG

September 2017 sjösatte polisen i Sverige en kampanj för syftet att kraftigt inskränka handlingsfriheten för en hos valmyndigheten registrerad politisk organisation inför en manifestation i Göteborg den 30:e september.

Polisens hemsida.

...myndigheten kommer att arbeta offensivt för att beivra brott och ordningsstörningar. Han betonar att det kan vara svårt att i förväg säga var gränsen för brottslig handling går när det gäller rubriceringen hets mot folkgrupp. Som demonstrant bör man därför vara försiktig om man inte vill riskera att rapporteras:

Det kan handla om uniform klädsel eller klädsel av visst snitt och färg, vissa attribut eller emblem och om uniformt uppträdande som att till exempel taktfast marschera med fanor och sköldar. Det finns utrymme att väga in olika faktorer till en samlad bedömning, även om de var för sig i lagens mening inte hade ansetts sprida ett meddelande av ett givet slag...

De kriterier polismyndigheten angett är så vaga att det kan betyda vad som helst eller ingenting – vilket resulterar i den överhängande faran att presumptiva deltagare helt enkelt inte vågar delta i manifestationen, även om de skulle vilja.

Av rädsla att bli gripna och lagförda för ett brott utan offer: hets mot folkgrupp.

I privata kontakter med målsäganden har polisen klargjort att vad de stör sig på är organisationens fana samt ett uppträdande polisen beskriver som ”provocerande.”

Men vilka demonstrationer har inte inslag av attribut, emblem, uniformt uppträdande, taktfast marscherande eller ser närvaron av fanor och sköldar?

Och vad lägger polisen för värderingar i begreppet ”provocerande?”

Avser polisen att hädanefter stoppa alla Pridetåg i Sverige där vuxna människor går omkring nakna eller i blöjor eller lädertrosor eller hundkoppel och på offentlig plats ägnar sig åt simulerade sexhandlingar?

Ligger latinamerikanskt inspirerade karnevalståg i farozonen?

Sverige har ju en stor och växande muslimsk befolkning som mycket väl kan tänkas uppleva lättklädda damer som dansar ned för en gata till trummor som provocerande.

Polisens hot mot målsäganden handlar inte heller bara om att deltagare i manifestationen i efterhand kan bli rapporterade och åtalade för hets mot folkgrupp, utan att polisen – under pågående manifestation – angriper demonstrationståget med avsikten att gripa dessa människor.

Polisen har framfört hoten mot målsäganden i olika media liksom i tfnsamtal där man ringt upp målsäganden.

Källor inifrån polismyndigheten anger att kampanjen initierades av rikspolischef Dan Eliasson med stöd av något som heter NOA-gruppen.

På lokal nivå i Göteborg har Eliasson biståtts av bland andra områdespolischef Erik Nord och yttre kommissarie Magnus Larsson.

Kontexten i vilken anmälan skall ses är:

1. Den i hela riket eskalerade kampanj av trakasserier och misshandel av målsägande som polisen synes ägna sig åt

2. Att den politiska organisationen den 17:e september på plats i Göteborg med stor framgång genomförde en generalrepetition av den manifestation som planerats till den 30:e. Manifestationen visade klart att polisens närvaro icke var påkallade, samt att den hade någon effekt överhuvudtaget så var det snarare att eskalera attackerna från den handfull med motdemonstranter som uppmärksammade manifestationen.

Rikspolisens och Göteborgspolisens handlingar och tillvägagångssätt uppfyller lagens villkor för högmålsbrott, närmare bestämt ”brott mot medborgerlig frihet.”

Lagrummet:

Brottsbalken 18:5

5 § Den som övar olaga tvång eller olaga hot med uppsåt att påverka den allmänna åsiktsbildningen eller inkräkta på handlingsfriheten inom politisk organisation eller yrkes- eller näringssammanslutning och därigenom sätter yttrande-, församlings- eller föreningsfriheten i fara, dömes för brott mot medborgerlig frihet till fängelse i högst sex år.

Misstänkta:

Dan Eliasson
Rikspolischef

Erik Nord
Områdespolischef
Storgöteborg

Magnus Larsson
Yttre kommissarie

Brottsperiod:

September 2017.

Målsägande:

1. Nordiska Motståndsrörelsen
2. Hela svenska folket

Högaktningsfullt,

>>>>>>>> ENGLISH TRANSLATION <<<<<<<< October 4, 2017 The Separate Public Prosecution Office 205 90 Malmö SWEDEN Reported for crimes against the security of the state:1 the National Police Chief and Police Chiefs in Gothenburg In September 2017 the Swedish Police force launched a campaign for the purpose of severely restricting the freedom of action for an organisation registered as a political party with Sweden's Election Authority.2 The rationale of the campaign was to target a public manifestation planned for September 30, 2017 in central Gothenburg. Excerpt from the Police's web portal regard the event.3 ...the police will work offensively for the purpose of prosecuting crimes and disruption of the peace and public order. The local chief of Police Erik Nord emphasize that it is difficult to say in advance what amounts to committing a crime, with respect to “agitation against an ethnic group”,4 meaning that participants need take caution, lest they risk being reported . It [i.e. what amounts to agitation against an ethnic group] could be uniform-like clothing or wearing clothes of a certain style or colour, certain attributes or emblems or uniform [i.e. coordinated] behaviour such as marching to a beat with flags and shields. There is room for weighing in various factors in order to make an overall assessment, meaning that although the factors in and by themselves do not amount to agitation against an ethnic group, when seen together they will do. The requisites given by the Police are so vague that they could mean anything or nothing at all – with the effect of the impending risk that would-be participants simply dare not show up for the manifestation, even though this is what they would like to do. They would abstain from participating out of fear for being arrested and prosecuted for an alleged crime which has no identifiable victim: agitation against an ethnic group. During a private conversation with the injured party,5 Police Chief Erik Nord made it clear that what upsets him is the flag of the organisation and a general demeanour he describes as ”provocative.”6 But what demonstrations do not see attributes, emblems, uniform behaviour, marching to a beat, and flags and shields? And what does the police mean by ”provocative?” Will the police henceforth put an end to Pride-marches in Sweden in which adults can be seen walking naked, or wearing diapers or leather-underwear or dog-leashes and in the public space engage in simulated sex-acts? Are, perhaps, Latin-inspired carnival festivals at risk? Sweden has a large and growing Muslim population which very well might take offence to lightly dressed women dancing through a city to drum-beats. The threat delivered by the police against the injured party is not only that it might be prosecuted for hate-speech after the manifestation has taken place, but that the police – during the manifestation – will assault the march for the purpose of arresting its participants. The police has, on several occasions, made this threat in various national media as well as in private telephone conversations, where the police was the party that called.7 According to sources inside the police, the campaign was initiated by National Police Chief Dan Eliasson with the support of something called the NOA-team8 On the local level in Gothenburg, Dan Eliasson has been assisted by local Police Chief Erik Nord and a detective called Magnus Larsson.9 Find below the context in which this report needs to be seen: 1. A nation-wide campaign of escalated harassments and assaults on the injured party perpetrated by the police.10 2. That the injured party on September 17th with great success executed an identical manifestation, as ”a dress rehearsal” for the September 39 event. This manifestation clearly demonstrated that the presence of the Police was redundant and confirmed that if the presence of police had any effect at all, it was rather to encourage attacks by political opponents.11 In short: the actions and modus operandi of the Police on the national level as well as the local level in Gothenburg, clearly fulfil the legal requisites of “crimes against the security of the state” (Swedish: högmålsbrott), including ”crimes against civil liberties” (brott mot medborgerlig frihet). The Law. Criminal Code section 18:5 5 § Anyone who practices undue coercion or unlawful threats with the intention of influencing public opinion or interfering with the freedom of action in a political organization or occupational or business union, thereby endangering the freedom of expression, assembly or association, is convicted of crimes against civil liberties up to six years in jail. Suspects: Dan Eliasson National Police Chief Erik Nord Local Police Chief Greater Gothenburg Magnus Larsson Detective Greater Gothenburg Period: September 2017. Injured parties/victims: 1. The Nordic Resistance Movement 2. The people of Sweden Sincerely,

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Anmälan pågående folkmord

FÖR KÄNNEDOM

2017-06-06

Anmälan om allvarlig brottslighet som faller under allmänt åtal

Det är i dag uppenbart att ett icke ringa antal individer på nyckelpositioner inom bl a statsförvaltning, media och inom landets politiska etablissemang, driver en agenda för syftet att helt eller delvis utrota Sveriges ursprungsbefolkning – de etniska svenskarna.

Ett av de tillämpliga lagrummen:

För folkmord döms den som … påtvingar medlemmar av folkgruppen levnadsvillkor som är ägnade att medföra att folkgruppen helt eller delvis förintas.

Omfattningen och hastigheten på processen bekräftas av SCB För tjugo år sedan hade Sverige en befolkning om 8 miljoner. I dag är siffran över 10. Av dessa är knappt två miljoner födda utomlands. År 2060 tror Statistiska Centralbyrån att Sverige kommer att ha över 13 miljoner invånare.

Av dessa kommer ursprungsbefolkningen, de etniska svenskarna, att ha reducerats till en utsatt minoritet i ett land som tidigare var deras men som redan i dag har börjat förändras bortom igenkännlighet.

Den dominanta delen av ”Sveriges” invånare kommer då att utgöras av ickeeuropeer härstammande från misslyckade och dysfunktionella stater med djupt rotade sedvanor av våld och förtryck.

Det pågående folkmordet på svenskarna i deras eget land är ett de facto krig som förs på bl a följande fronter:

En statsförvaltning som infiltrerats av zionistiska intressen som möjliggör och driver folkmordet genom att påtvinga etniska svenskar levnadsvillkor och förföljelse som i lagens mening utgör folkmordspolitik.

En massmedia ägd och kontrollerad av zionistiska intressen som förföljer individer som i det publika rummet påpekar det pågående folkmordet.

Internationella finansspekulanter som i MENA-regionen rekryterar och organiserar miljontals med människor som man förmår att börja marschera mot Europa och Sverige med förevändningen att där söka asyl – grupper vars närvaro direkt från ankomsten accelererar undergången av Sverige och Europa.

Den dokumenterade förekomsten av den s k Kalergiplanen: projektet att genomföra ett folkmord inte bara på etniska svenskar, utan ursprungsbefolkningar i hela Europa.

I fall åklagarkammaren är tvekande inför möjligheterna att ingripa mot individer som under täckmantel av titlar såsom statsråd, riksdagsledamot, folkvald, tjänsteman, eller representant för olika NGO:s, erinras om att Sverige står bakom FN-konventionen om R2P: Right to Protect - rättigheten för utomstående att ingripa mot andra länder för syftet att skydda dessas civilbefolkningar.

I fallet med Sverige i skrivande stund: att stoppa det pågående folkmordet på landets ursprungsbefolkning.

Skälen för åklagarkammaren att agera kan vara fler.

Om situationen av Sveriges grannländer börjar upplevas som ett hot mot deras egna intressen eller existenser - kanske t o m ett hot mot internationell fred och säkerhet - kan dessa, under åberopande av R2P-principen, välja att militärt ingripa mot den svenska statsledningen för syftet att stoppa det pågående folkmordet på etniska svenskar.

Vi överlåter åt åklagarkammaren att besluta vad som är bäst: att Sverige löser problemet internt, eller att främmande makt gör det vid ett humanitärt ingripande – ett företag som av nödvändiga skäl kommer att ha en militär dimension.

Vi avrundar med att erinra om konceptet av ”utvidgat gärningsmannaskap”, vilket i klartext betyder att om åklagarkammaren, nu när den gjorts medveten om det pågående folkmordet, inte agerar för att stoppa detta, själv blir ansvarig för brottet såsom gärningsman.

Högaktningsfullt,

=== English text ===

2017-06-06

Report on serious offences subject to public prosecution

It is today apparent that a number of individuals in key positions inside Sweden's government administration, media and in the country's political establishment, are hard at work for the purpose of completely or partially exterminating the indigenous people of Sweden: ethnic Swedes.

One of the applicable laws:

Deliberately inflicting on the group conditions of life calculated to bring about its physical destruction in whole or part.

The scope and speed of the process is confirmed by the government itself: Twenty years ago, Sweden had a population of 8 million. Today, the figure is over 10. Of these, just over two million were born in a foreign country. By 2060, the government estimates that Sweden will have more than 13 million inhabitants.

Of these, the indigenous people - the ethnic Swedes, will have been reduced to a vulnerable minority in a country previously theirs, but which have already started to change beyond recognition.

The dominant part of those residing on the Eastern part of the Scandinavian Peninsula will then be non-Europeans, originating from failed and dysfunctional states with deeply rooted customs of violence and oppression.

The ongoing genocide of ethnic Swedes in their own country is a de facto war that is waged on i.a. the following fronts:

A government administration infiltrated by Zionist interests that enables and push the genocide agenda.

A media owned and controlled by Zionist interests that ostracises individuals who dare speak up against the ongoing genocide.

International financial speculators who, under the pretext of assisting asylum seekers, throughout the MENA region, recruit and organize millions of people to start marching against Europe and Sweden.

The documented existence of the so-called Kalergi plan: The project to carry out genocide not only on ethnic Swedes, but all indigenous peoples in Europe.

In case the prosecutor's chamber hesitates regarding the prospect of arresting individuals operating under titles such as cabinet member, member of parliament, electoral representative, official or representative of various NGOs, it is now encouraged to recall that Sweden is supportive of the UN Convention on R2P: Right to Protect - the responsibility of third parties to intervene in other countries for the purpose of protecting civilian populations at risk.

In the case of Sweden at this time: to stop the ongoing genocide of the country's indigenous people.

But there may be other reasons to why the prosecutor's office need to take immediate action.

If Sweden's neighbours begin to perceive the deteriorating situation as a threat to their own interests - perhaps even a threat to international peace and security - these countries can, under the R2P principle, choose to militarily intervene against the state of Sweden over its enormous failure not only to protect its own population, but actually driving an agenda of genocide against ethnic Swedes.

We leave it to the prosecution chamber to decide what is best: that Sweden solves the situation internally or that it remains passive, and through that invites foreign countries to launch a humanitarian intervention – an operation which for obvious reasons is likely to have a military dimension.

We conclude by reminding the prosecutor's chamber of the legal concept of "expanded perpetrator ship", which means that if the chamber, being aware of the ongoing genocide, does not act to stop it, itself becomes legally responsible for the crime as a perpetrator.

Yours sincerely,

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Report on serious offences subject to public prosecution

It is today apparent that a number of individuals in key positions inside Sweden’s government administration, media and in the country’s political establishment, are hard at work for the purpose of completely or partially exterminating the indigenous people of Sweden: ethnic Swedes.

One of the applicable laws:

Deliberately inflicting on the group conditions of life calculated to bring about its physical destruction in whole or part.

The scope and speed of the process is confirmed by the government itself: Twenty years ago, Sweden had a population of 8 million. Today, the figure is over 10. Of these, just over two million were born in a foreign country. By 2060, the government estimates that Sweden will have more than 13 million inhabitants.

Of these, the indigenous people – the ethnic Swedes, will have been reduced to a vulnerable minority in a country previously theirs, but which have already started to change beyond recognition.

The dominant part of those residing on the Eastern part of the Scandinavian Peninsula will then be non-Europeans, originating from failed and dysfunctional states with deeply rooted customs of violence and oppression.

The ongoing genocide of ethnic Swedes in their own country is a de facto war that is waged on i.a. the following fronts:

  • A government administration infiltrated by Zionist interests that enables and push the genocide agenda.
  • A media owned and controlled by Zionist interests that ostracises individuals who dare speak up against the ongoing genocide.
  • International financial speculators who, under the pretext of assisting asylum seekers, throughout the MENA region, recruit and organize millions of people to start marching against Europe and Sweden.
  • The documented existence of the so-called Kalergi plan: The project to carry out genocide not only on ethnic Swedes, but all indigenous peoples in Europe.

In case the prosecutor’s chamber hesitates regarding the prospect of arresting individuals operating under titles such as cabinet member, member of parliament, electoral representative, official or representative of various NGOs, it is now encouraged to recall that Sweden is supportive of the UN Convention on R2P: Right to Protect – the responsibility of third parties to intervene in other countries for the purpose of protecting civilian populations at risk.

In the case of Sweden at this time: to stop the ongoing genocide of the country’s indigenous people.

But there may be other reasons to why the prosecutor’s office need to take immediate action.

If Sweden’s neighbours begin to perceive the deteriorating situation as a threat to their own interests – perhaps even a threat to international peace and security – these countries can, under the R2P principle, choose to militarily intervene against the state of Sweden over its enormous failure not only to protect its own population, but actually driving an agenda of genocide against ethnic Swedes.

We leave it to the prosecution chamber to decide what is best: that Sweden solves the situation internally or that it remains passive, and through that invites foreign countries to launch a humanitarian intervention – an operation which for obvious reasons is likely to have a military dimension.

We conclude by reminding the prosecutor’s chamber of the legal concept of “expanded perpetrator ship”, which means that if the chamber, being aware of the ongoing genocide, does not act to stop it, itself becomes legally responsible for the crime as a perpetrator.

Yours sincerely,

 

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4,056 Monica Hermelin Jun 17, 2017
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4,054 robin omfors Jun 17, 2017
4,053 Annette Broberg Jun 17, 2017
4,052 Göran Eriksson Jun 17, 2017
4,051 Petra Friberg Jun 17, 2017
4,050 Mona Svensson Jun 17, 2017
4,049 Tommy Lindqvist Jun 17, 2017
4,048 Rosita Linderström Jun 17, 2017
4,047 Johnny Wallin Jun 17, 2017
4,046 Pia Andersson Jun 17, 2017
4,045 Stefan Eriksson Jun 17, 2017
4,044 Andreas Larssen Jun 17, 2017
4,043 Stewen Larsson Jun 17, 2017
4,042 Per Magnusson Jun 17, 2017
4,041 Björn Lindholm Jun 17, 2017
4,040 Anders Fors Jun 17, 2017
4,039 Siri Rudrich Jun 17, 2017
4,038 Christina Nilsson Jun 17, 2017
4,037 Cecilia Johansson Jun 17, 2017
4,036 Magnus Holmberg Jun 17, 2017
4,035 Oskar Söderberg Skog Jun 17, 2017
4,034 Bo Jonasson Jun 17, 2017
4,033 Anette Litsegård Jun 17, 2017
4,032 Carina Jacobsson Jun 17, 2017
4,031 Christina Ulltin Lundin Jun 17, 2017
4,030 Maria Lindqvist Jun 17, 2017
4,029 Bengt Eriksson Jun 17, 2017
4,028 Johnny Blomfelt Jun 17, 2017
4,027 Bo Wallin Jun 17, 2017
4,026 Peter Hawk Jun 17, 2017
4,025 Patrik Karlsson Jun 17, 2017
4,024 Mikael wiberg Jun 17, 2017
4,023 Carita Ojala Jun 17, 2017
4,022 Mattias Källkvist Jun 17, 2017
4,021 Michael Axelsson Jun 17, 2017
4,020 Mikael Stensson Jun 17, 2017
4,019 Lena Häggström Jun 17, 2017
4,018 Marcus Bragd Jun 17, 2017
4,017 Tina Karlsson Jun 17, 2017
4,016 Gabriel Ekehed Jun 17, 2017
4,015 peter gerke Jun 17, 2017
4,014 Fredrik Deissinger Jun 17, 2017
4,013 Felix Sandén Jun 17, 2017
4,012 Johan Hesselbäck Jun 17, 2017
4,011 Laila Trollencrona Jun 17, 2017
4,010 Pontus Weeren Jun 17, 2017
4,009 Anders Hesselbäck Jun 17, 2017
4,008 Carl Forsell Jun 17, 2017
4,007 Karin Lindberg Jun 17, 2017
4,006 Reidar Johansson Jun 17, 2017
4,005 Lucas Amiqo Jun 17, 2017
4,004 Roger Högström Jun 17, 2017
4,003 Lena Holmgren Jun 17, 2017
4,002 Jan Nygård Jun 17, 2017
4,001 Liselott Bouheraoua Jun 17, 2017
4,000 Per-Olof Block Jun 17, 2017
3,999 Eva-Lotta Skogsmo Jun 17, 2017
3,998 Christina Jeppesen Jun 17, 2017
3,997 Daniel Döderström Jun 17, 2017
3,996 Jens Sundberg Jun 17, 2017
3,995 Pernilla Hagberg Jun 17, 2017
3,994 Eva-Marie Sahlberg Jun 17, 2017
3,993 Gert Liven Jun 17, 2017
3,992 Petra Zettergren Jun 17, 2017
3,991 Louise Bolin Jun 17, 2017
3,990 PerOlov Wilhelmsson Jun 17, 2017
3,989 Elisabeth Andersson Jun 17, 2017
3,988 Jonas Sundkvist Jun 17, 2017
3,987 Lars Gothe Jun 17, 2017
3,986 Magnus Lebeck Jun 17, 2017
3,985 mikael ekersund Jun 17, 2017
3,984 Lina Olsson Jun 17, 2017
3,983 Micke Ramsin Jun 17, 2017
3,982 Per-Olof Rydeström Jun 17, 2017
3,981 Jonny Lundin Jun 17, 2017
3,980 Marianne Gustavsson Jun 17, 2017
3,979 Mattias Henriksson Jun 17, 2017
3,978 Per Löndqvist Jun 17, 2017
3,977 David kylevik Jun 17, 2017
3,976 Conny Ericsson Jun 17, 2017
3,975 Katarina Winkler Jun 17, 2017
3,974 Egil Linell Jun 17, 2017
3,973 Richard Johansson Jun 17, 2017
3,972 Hilding Hankers Jun 17, 2017
3,971 Anna Olsson Jun 17, 2017
3,970 Mari Larsson Jun 16, 2017
3,969 Maritha Johansson Jun 16, 2017
3,968 Stefan Eriksson Jun 16, 2017
3,967 Rickard Ericsson Jun 16, 2017
3,966 Susanne Johansson Jun 16, 2017
3,965 Jan Östberg Jun 16, 2017
3,964 Anders Dahl Jun 16, 2017
3,963 Thomas Green Jun 16, 2017
3,962 Erik Hallström Jun 16, 2017
3,961 Hans Bergman Jun 16, 2017
3,960 Björn Sundell Jun 16, 2017
3,959 Torkel Karlsson Jun 16, 2017
3,958 Patrik Karlström Jun 16, 2017
3,957 Jared Forsgårdh Jun 16, 2017
3,956 Carina Forsgårdh Jun 16, 2017
3,955 Madeleine Selke Jun 16, 2017
3,954 Erik Westöö Jun 16, 2017
3,953 Andree Kjellberg Jun 16, 2017
3,952 ulf wallblad Jun 16, 2017
3,951 Helene Rasmusson Jun 16, 2017
3,950 James Kujansuu Jun 16, 2017
3,949 thomas rosenqvist Jun 16, 2017
3,948 Dominique Genriksson Jun 16, 2017
3,947 Hannah Aviram Jun 16, 2017
3,946 ola Håkansson Jun 16, 2017
3,945 Diana Steinhof Jun 16, 2017
3,944 Lismarie Lampa Jun 16, 2017
3,943 Eva Johannesson Jun 16, 2017
3,942 Calle Andersson Jun 16, 2017
3,941 Linda Selin Jun 16, 2017
3,940 Daniel Nieminen Jun 16, 2017
3,939 RICKARD ROBIN Jun 16, 2017
3,938 Carina Svensson Jun 16, 2017
3,937 Johan Södergren Jun 16, 2017
3,936 Emil Widlund Jun 16, 2017
3,935 Leopold Slaggstråhle Jun 16, 2017
3,934 Linda Sofie Svensson Jun 16, 2017
3,933 Conny Johansson Jun 16, 2017
3,932 Sten Thunberg Jun 16, 2017
3,931 Thure Nilsson Jun 16, 2017
3,930 Johan Andersson Jun 16, 2017
3,929 Sarah Thaysen Jun 16, 2017
3,928 Gary Blomqvist Jun 16, 2017
3,927 Karin Nordgren Jun 16, 2017
3,926 Rickard Persson Jun 16, 2017
3,925 Johan Gustafsson Jun 16, 2017
3,924 Beryl Brink Jun 16, 2017
3,923 Ingela Nordström Jun 16, 2017
3,922 Johan Eriksson Jun 16, 2017
3,921 Maria Bark Jun 16, 2017
3,920 Charlott-Kristin Alenius Jun 16, 2017
3,919 Anne Häger Jun 16, 2017
3,918 Ewa Lundberg Jun 16, 2017
3,917 conny kindblad Jun 16, 2017
3,916 Torbjörn Lasson Jun 16, 2017
3,915 Stefan Wallin Jun 16, 2017
3,914 Marie Blomquist Jun 16, 2017
3,913 Marina Andersson Jun 16, 2017
3,912 Martin Lagström Jun 16, 2017
3,911 Tommy Larsson Jun 16, 2017
3,910 Pär Lindqvist Jun 16, 2017
3,909 per Wikstrand Jun 16, 2017
3,908 Mats Norrman Jun 16, 2017
3,907 Tommy Jakobsson Jun 16, 2017
3,906 Peter Lood Jun 16, 2017
3,905 Björn Rehnberg Jun 16, 2017
3,904 Martin Jansson Jun 16, 2017
3,903 Roger Karlsson Jun 16, 2017
3,902 Simon Jonsson Jun 16, 2017
3,901 Jenny Svensson Jun 16, 2017
3,900 Joakim Svensson Jun 16, 2017
3,899 Johan Pallin Jun 16, 2017
3,898 John Jarlzeus Jun 16, 2017
3,897 Börje Augustsson Jun 16, 2017
3,896 Ellinor Svedlund Jun 16, 2017
3,895 Carina Lindedtål Jun 16, 2017
3,894 Lennart Qvarfordt Jun 16, 2017
3,893 Jim Winter Jun 16, 2017
3,892 Mino Lund Jun 16, 2017
3,891 JOHN Lundgren Jun 16, 2017
3,890 Arne Hansson Jun 16, 2017
3,889 Isabelle Torstensson Jun 16, 2017
3,888 Peter Sammils Jun 16, 2017
3,887 Johan Lagerlund Jun 16, 2017
3,886 Markus Fohrman Jun 16, 2017
3,885 Mattias Lundgren Jun 16, 2017
3,884 Yvonne Molin Jun 16, 2017
3,883 Dori Joyner Erikson Jun 16, 2017
3,882 Stefan Wisen Jun 16, 2017
3,881 Peter Zetterlund Jun 16, 2017
3,880 Marlene Sundberg Jun 16, 2017
3,879 Ingemar Borg Jun 16, 2017
3,878 Mathias Thidé Jun 16, 2017
3,877 Per Elivsson Jun 16, 2017
3,876 Nils Sandberg Jun 16, 2017
3,875 Gullmari Grönwall Jun 16, 2017
3,874 CHRISTER EDHOLM Jun 16, 2017
3,873 Anders Haga Jun 16, 2017
3,872 harry Jonkman Jun 16, 2017
3,871 kim harvey Jun 16, 2017
3,870 Koo Ronny Jun 16, 2017
3,869 Marcus Lehrberg Jun 16, 2017
3,868 Stig Fredrixon Jun 15, 2017
3,867 Thomas Billström Jun 15, 2017
3,866 Rickard Nyfelt Jun 15, 2017
3,865 Louise Cassegård Jun 15, 2017
3,864 Christoffer Rosell Jun 15, 2017
3,863 Henrik Hägglund Jun 15, 2017
3,862 Frank Shankly Jun 15, 2017
3,861 göran jansson Jun 15, 2017
3,860 Magnus Johansson Jun 15, 2017
3,859 Carita Sunnerström Jun 15, 2017
3,858 Mikael Larsson Jun 15, 2017
3,857 Urban Gabrielsson Jun 15, 2017
3,856 Fredrik Nordin Jun 15, 2017
3,855 Edgar Thomas Jun 15, 2017
3,854 Oscar Olofsson Jun 15, 2017
3,853 Anthony Henderson Jun 15, 2017
3,852 Pierre Linderoth Jun 15, 2017
3,851 Stefan Svensson Jun 15, 2017
3,850 Pontus Fredriksson Jun 15, 2017
3,849 Inge Sandén Jun 15, 2017
3,848 Christer Sjöberg Jun 15, 2017
3,847 Erik Carlström Jun 15, 2017
3,846 max gustafsson Jun 15, 2017
3,845 Vivianne Alm Jun 15, 2017
3,844 Anders Bergström Jun 15, 2017
3,843 Mårten Hedqvist Jun 15, 2017
3,842 Johan Andersson Jun 15, 2017
3,841 Fredrik Gustavsson Jun 15, 2017
3,840 jenna berglund Jun 15, 2017
3,839 Christer Mårtensson Jun 15, 2017
3,838 Linda Nyström Jun 15, 2017
3,837 Birgitta Jadeland Jun 15, 2017
3,836 Johnny Larsen Jun 15, 2017
3,835 Marco Lopez Jun 15, 2017
3,834 Annika Blidell Jun 15, 2017
3,833 Amanda Lundahl Jun 15, 2017
3,832 Martin Johansson Jun 15, 2017
3,831 Jimmy winborg Jun 15, 2017
3,830 Hampus Jakobsson Jun 15, 2017
3,829 Rohbi Rylander Jun 15, 2017
3,828 Cristoffer Rytiniemi Jun 15, 2017
3,827 Jenny Ledelius Jun 15, 2017
3,826 Karolina Mattsson Jun 15, 2017
3,825 Pontus Nilsson Jun 15, 2017
3,824 Maj Andersson Jun 15, 2017
3,823 henrik hjelm Jun 15, 2017
3,822 Marcus Olsson Jun 15, 2017
3,821 Karin Andersson Jun 15, 2017
3,820 Rickard Svensson Jun 15, 2017
3,819 Randi Sandgren Jun 15, 2017
3,818 Anjelika Pääjärvi Jun 15, 2017
3,817 Henrik Saxin Jun 15, 2017
3,816 Rolf Sandberg Jun 15, 2017
3,815 Bengt Svensson Jun 15, 2017
3,814 Karl Bengtsson Jun 15, 2017
3,813 Jörgen Karlsson Jun 15, 2017
3,812 Glenn Strömberg Jun 15, 2017
3,811 Pontus Lundh Jun 15, 2017
3,810 Jens Kristensson Jun 15, 2017
3,809 simon roselius Jun 15, 2017
3,808 Bengt Sundberg Jun 15, 2017
3,807 markus holmkvist Jun 15, 2017
3,806 Conny Andersson Jun 15, 2017
3,805 Kerstin Grönvall Jun 15, 2017
3,804 Olle Westell Jun 15, 2017
3,803 Nicholas Teasdale Jun 15, 2017
3,802 Johab Forsberg Jun 15, 2017
3,801 Tommy Jonasson Jun 15, 2017
3,800 Anneli Sköld Jun 15, 2017
3,799 Stefan Karlsson Jun 15, 2017
3,798 Lars Lindström Jun 15, 2017
3,797 Markus Engfelt Jun 15, 2017
3,796 Brian Lee Bruggeman Jun 15, 2017
3,795 nisse hjelm Jun 15, 2017
3,794 Jan Andersson Jun 15, 2017
3,793 Lars Jern Jun 14, 2017
3,792 Tony Fält Jun 14, 2017
3,791 Anton Wiener Jun 14, 2017
3,790 jolanta olausson Jun 14, 2017
3,789 Anita Hansen Jun 14, 2017
3,788 Madeleine Åberg Stark Jun 14, 2017
3,787 Micke Erman Jun 14, 2017
3,786 Anita Sandén Jun 14, 2017
3,785 Jed Ordell Jones Jun 14, 2017
3,784 Richard Gustafsson Jun 14, 2017
3,783 Helena Widemark Jun 14, 2017
3,782 Stefan Öhrn Jun 14, 2017
3,781 Jonas Grafström Jun 14, 2017
3,780 oskar palmer Jun 14, 2017
3,779 Carl Forden Jun 14, 2017
3,778 Marcus Eriksson Jun 14, 2017
3,777 Kaj Larsson Jun 14, 2017
3,776 jörgen Jensen Jun 14, 2017
3,775 Jeanette Juhlin Jun 14, 2017
3,774 Niklas Jansson Jun 14, 2017
3,773 Johnny Vestberg Jun 14, 2017
3,772 jenz ericson Jun 14, 2017
3,771 Karl-Erik Gormelius Jun 14, 2017
3,770 Tea Stenlund Jun 14, 2017
3,769 André Ignberg Jun 14, 2017
3,768 Ann-Helene Holmström Jun 14, 2017
3,767 Berth Ljunggren Jun 14, 2017
3,766 Christer Schoultz Jun 14, 2017
3,765 Carola Holm Jun 14, 2017
3,764 Kristoffer Tolshagen Jun 14, 2017
3,763 Norma Reichenberger Jun 14, 2017
3,762 Alexander Blagojevic Jun 14, 2017
3,761 Maria Wyrde Jun 14, 2017
3,760 Leif Johansson Jun 14, 2017
3,759 hans gustafsson Jun 14, 2017
3,758 willmer kjellin Jun 14, 2017
3,757 Per Axner Jun 14, 2017
3,756 martin from Jun 14, 2017
3,755 Håkan Erixon Jun 14, 2017
3,754 Patrik Fahlén Jun 14, 2017
3,753 Rickard Johansson Jun 14, 2017
3,752 Margareta Henning Jun 14, 2017
3,751 Leif Grönstedt Jun 14, 2017
3,750 Angeli Fredriksson Jun 14, 2017
3,749 Annki Johansson Jun 14, 2017
3,748 Mikko Stier Jun 14, 2017
3,747 ULLA Johansson Jun 14, 2017
3,746 Gunilla Jacobsson Jun 14, 2017
3,745 Göran Strand Jun 14, 2017
3,744 Alexander Andronic Jun 14, 2017
3,743 Robin Kullberg Jun 14, 2017
3,742 Eva Eliasson Jun 14, 2017
3,741 christer norden Jun 14, 2017
3,740 Ylva Billing Jun 14, 2017
3,739 Bert Roos Jun 14, 2017
3,738 Anne Bengtsson Jun 14, 2017
3,737 Johan Karlsson Jun 14, 2017
3,736 Ted Malmgren Jun 14, 2017
3,735 Lennart Gustafsson Jun 14, 2017
3,734 Hans Jonsson Jun 14, 2017
3,733 Thomas Jansson Jun 14, 2017
3,732 Anton Gustafsson Jun 14, 2017
3,731 Fredrik Lindh Jun 14, 2017
3,730 Ken Ehrsson Jun 14, 2017
3,729 Gudrun Larzzon Jun 14, 2017
3,728 Jolo Larzzon Jun 14, 2017
3,727 Kalle Granath Jun 14, 2017
3,726 Ulf Törnelöf Jun 14, 2017
3,725 Ivelina Olson Jun 14, 2017
3,724 Gunder Edgren Jun 14, 2017
3,723 Rolf Eriksson Jun 14, 2017
3,722 Kevin Seminger Jun 14, 2017
3,721 danne edmark Jun 14, 2017
3,720 Christina Nilsson Jun 14, 2017
3,719 Britt-Marie Hultman Jun 14, 2017
3,718 Mona Forsmark Jun 14, 2017
3,717 Thomas Forsberg Jun 14, 2017
3,716 Eugen Iliesiu Jun 14, 2017
3,715 Jozsef Szigeti Jun 14, 2017
3,714 Patrik Svedberg Jun 14, 2017
3,713 SIGGE PERSSON Jun 13, 2017
3,712 Mats Filar Jun 13, 2017
3,711 Markus Larsson Jun 13, 2017
3,710 Mikael Gunnarsson Jun 13, 2017
3,709 gunilla pihl Jun 13, 2017
3,708 Tobias Frööjd Jun 13, 2017
3,707 Mikael Johansson Jun 13, 2017
3,706 Bella Van Rensburg Jun 13, 2017
3,705 Henrik Öijeberg Jun 13, 2017
3,704 Klas Björkman Jun 13, 2017
3,703 Thony Melin Jun 13, 2017
3,702 Malin Eneberg Jun 13, 2017
3,701 Alexandra Ekman Jun 13, 2017
3,700 Bo Edvardsson Jun 13, 2017
3,699 Jacques Seaman Jun 13, 2017
3,698 Mike Anderson Jun 13, 2017
3,697 Christian Andersson Jun 13, 2017
3,696 Göran Kriström Jun 13, 2017
3,695 Claes Barredal Jun 13, 2017
3,694 Axel Brorsson Jun 13, 2017
3,693 Jakob Soner Jun 13, 2017
3,692 Lovisa Skyllinger Jun 13, 2017
3,691 SARI HARRI Jun 13, 2017
3,690 hasse nordberg Jun 13, 2017
3,689 Joel Fröding Jun 13, 2017
3,688 Dieter Rost Jun 13, 2017
3,687 Conny Johansson Jun 13, 2017
3,686 Sylvi Sepic Jun 13, 2017
3,685 Anna Sepic Jun 13, 2017
3,684 Jan Holmberg Jun 13, 2017
3,683 Stefan Bengtsson Jun 13, 2017
3,682 Cecilia Gustafsson Jun 13, 2017
3,681 Markus Skogman Jun 13, 2017
3,680 Therese Eriksson Jun 13, 2017
3,679 Michael Svendsen Jun 13, 2017
3,678 Fredrik Danielsson Jun 13, 2017
3,677 Dennis Fransson Jun 13, 2017
3,676 Mikael Granberg Jun 13, 2017
3,675 Kevin Hill Jun 13, 2017
3,674 Sara Wikman Jun 13, 2017
3,673 Johan M Bengtsson Jun 13, 2017
3,672 Runa Algotsson Jun 13, 2017
3,671 Kjell Hedlund Jun 13, 2017
3,670 Tomas Andersson Jun 13, 2017
3,669 Magnus Niit Jun 13, 2017
3,668 Susanne Nander Jun 13, 2017
3,667 Patricia Nander Jun 13, 2017
3,666 Rolf waerme waerme Jun 13, 2017
3,665 Margaretha Edenholm Jun 13, 2017
3,664 Anders Jansson Jun 13, 2017
3,663 Monica Lindberg Jun 13, 2017
3,662 simon issa Jun 13, 2017
3,661 Liselotte Carlsson Jun 13, 2017
3,660 Nils Arne Pehrsson Jun 13, 2017
3,659 Göran Wahlström Jun 13, 2017
3,658 lex tjäder Jun 13, 2017
3,657 olga levina johansson Jun 13, 2017
3,656 Marcela Vergara Jun 13, 2017
3,655 peter bergqvist Jun 13, 2017
3,654 Kenth Jansson Jun 13, 2017
3,653 Helena Jonsson Jun 13, 2017
3,652 ebbe olsson Jun 13, 2017
3,651 Sven Lidnäs Jun 13, 2017
3,650 Jan-Olof Ericson Jun 13, 2017
3,649 Rolf Bengtsson Jun 12, 2017
3,648 Björn Karlsson Jun 12, 2017
3,647 Markus Palmheim Jun 12, 2017
3,646 Marcus Svensson Jun 12, 2017
3,645 Magnus Micaelsson Jun 12, 2017
3,644 Kent Andersson Jun 12, 2017
3,643 Ulf Lannfelt Jun 12, 2017
3,642 Paul Chivers Jun 12, 2017
3,641 Åke Eriksson Jun 12, 2017
3,640 Anne-Cathrine Falk Jun 12, 2017
3,639 Anette Selvin Jun 12, 2017
3,638 Tina Rohde Jun 12, 2017
3,637 Christian Eger Jun 12, 2017
3,636 Gunilla Olsson Jun 12, 2017
3,635 Mia Carlzon Jun 12, 2017
3,634 Thomas Jackson Jun 12, 2017
3,633 Yvonne Wåhlander Jun 12, 2017
3,632 Peter Zakrisson Jun 12, 2017
3,631 Anders Hagel Jun 12, 2017
3,630 Micke Forsberg Jun 12, 2017
3,629 Inge Modig Jun 12, 2017
3,628 Peter Andersson Jun 12, 2017
3,627 Schannie Boye Jun 12, 2017
3,626 Kenneth Siekas Jun 12, 2017
3,625 Annika Carlsson Jun 12, 2017
3,624 Rolf Hjortholt Jun 12, 2017
3,623 Marjo Huhtakangas Jun 12, 2017
3,622 Yvonne Idetoft Jun 12, 2017
3,621 Bengt Häggström Jun 12, 2017
3,620 Markus Hansson Jun 12, 2017
3,619 Jens Nywertz Jun 12, 2017
3,618 Andreas Edentoft Jun 12, 2017
3,617 kent fredriksson Jun 12, 2017
3,616 Amanda Ormarker Jun 12, 2017
3,615 Yvonne Svennesson Jun 12, 2017
3,614 Michael Sundberg Jun 12, 2017
3,613 Ing-Marie Edstam Jun 12, 2017
3,612 Ludwig Henriksson Jun 12, 2017
3,611 Robert Eklund Jun 12, 2017
3,610 Martin Saxlind Jun 12, 2017
3,609 Ulrika Lindgren Jun 12, 2017
3,608 Elisabeth Lindgren Jun 12, 2017
3,607 Harry Arnell Jun 12, 2017
3,606 Roine Wik Jun 12, 2017
3,605 Alexander Söderberg Jun 12, 2017
3,604 Jimmy Björk Jun 12, 2017
3,603 Pernilla Bergfeldt Jun 12, 2017
3,602 David Olsson Jun 12, 2017
3,601 Tobias Bergh Jun 12, 2017
3,600 Erik Johansson Jun 12, 2017
3,599 per nilsson Jun 12, 2017
3,598 Nicklas Källman Jun 12, 2017
3,597 Ingvar Snarberg Jun 12, 2017
3,596 Lars Martinson Jun 12, 2017
3,595 Ingemar Norin Jun 12, 2017
3,594 Björn Aideheim Jun 12, 2017
3,593 Hanna Pettersson Jun 12, 2017
3,592 Kent Cederlund Jun 12, 2017
3,591 Marika Peterson Jun 12, 2017
3,590 Pia Larsson Jun 12, 2017
3,589 John Renehan Jun 12, 2017
3,588 Veronika Bergström Jun 12, 2017
3,587 Malin Andersson Jun 12, 2017
3,586 Fred Johansson Jun 12, 2017
3,585 Isac Burström Jun 12, 2017
3,584 Torbjörn Gustafsson Jun 12, 2017
3,583 Birgit Åhlin Jun 12, 2017
3,582 karl glans Jun 12, 2017
3,581 Lars Karlsson Jun 12, 2017
3,580 Ingela Thorlin Jun 12, 2017
3,579 Stefan Sandström Jun 12, 2017
3,578 Marcel Sjöberg Jun 12, 2017
3,577 Jyrki Alto Jun 12, 2017
3,576 Balle Olafsen Jun 12, 2017
3,575 Stig Eriksson Jun 12, 2017
3,574 Richard Ljunglund Jun 12, 2017
3,573 Björn Persson Jun 12, 2017
3,572 kent jonasson Jun 12, 2017
3,571 Jaroslava Hög Jun 12, 2017
3,570 Daniel Eckebrant Jun 12, 2017
3,569 Jöjje Berg Jun 12, 2017
3,568 Hans Olov Pettersson Jun 12, 2017
3,567 Oscar Lilljemark Jun 12, 2017
3,566 Jan Nilsson Jun 12, 2017
3,565 Tobias Ivarsson Jun 12, 2017
3,564 Becca Harri Jun 12, 2017
3,563 Göran Östlund Jun 12, 2017
3,562 Kathy Hansen Palm Jun 12, 2017
3,561 Jonas Carlsson Jun 12, 2017
3,560 Björn Hansson Jun 12, 2017
3,559 Anders Rohdin Jun 12, 2017
3,558 Stefan Johansson Jun 12, 2017
3,557 Kenneth Persson Jun 12, 2017
3,556 Claes Lantz Jun 12, 2017
3,555 Martin Clausen Jun 12, 2017
3,554 marc greber Jun 12, 2017
3,553 Dan Lomfalk Jun 12, 2017
3,552 Sebastian Saari Jun 12, 2017
3,551 Tommy Falkensparr Jun 12, 2017
3,550 Fredrik Jansson Jun 12, 2017
3,549 Oscar Bergh Jun 12, 2017
3,548 Henrik Nyström Jun 12, 2017
3,547 Marianne Björkman Jun 12, 2017
3,546 A-K Johansson Jun 12, 2017
3,545 Bruno Tapani Jun 12, 2017
3,544 Lennart Nineteg Jun 12, 2017
3,543 Solveig Folkerheim Jun 12, 2017
3,542 Robert Oscarson Jun 12, 2017
3,541 Håkan Berggren Jun 12, 2017
3,540 Sune Sigurdsson Jun 12, 2017
3,539 Kim Torgersen Jun 12, 2017
3,538 Lennart Frosteby Jun 12, 2017
3,537 Richard Danielsson Jun 12, 2017
3,536 David Andersson Jun 12, 2017
3,535 Christer Gustafsson Jun 12, 2017
3,534 Laila Enberg Jun 12, 2017
3,533 Fredrik Lihdén Jun 12, 2017
3,532 Camilla Nyqvist Jun 12, 2017
3,531 Annette Öberg Jun 12, 2017
3,530 HANS-ERIK GARDLENIUS Jun 12, 2017
3,529 Lars Blankenfjell Jun 12, 2017
3,528 Anders Johansson Jun 11, 2017
3,527 Mattias L Jun 11, 2017
3,526 Erik Brännström Jun 11, 2017
3,525 Per Andersson Jun 11, 2017
3,524 Daniel Ketteringhm Jun 11, 2017
3,523 Christina Malm Jun 11, 2017
3,522 Patrik Lundin Jun 11, 2017
3,521 Rita Bardsäter Jun 11, 2017
3,520 Anders Andersson Jun 11, 2017
3,519 Patrick Suneson Jun 11, 2017
3,518 Eddy Källman Jun 11, 2017
3,517 Bo Hansson Jun 11, 2017
3,516 Kerstin Karlsson Jun 11, 2017
3,515 Tony Johansson Jun 11, 2017
3,514 Martin Andersson Jun 11, 2017
3,513 Ann-Sofie Nilsson Jun 11, 2017
3,512 Mikael Erikssn Jun 11, 2017
3,511 Pernilla Nilsson Jun 11, 2017
3,510 Per-Inge Stallman Jun 11, 2017
3,509 Axel Rosén Jun 11, 2017
3,508 Peter Östlund Jun 11, 2017
3,507 Adam L Jun 11, 2017
3,506 Linus Larsson Jun 11, 2017
3,505 Tomas Berg Jun 11, 2017
3,504 Marika Peterson Jun 11, 2017
3,503 Thorwald Persson Jun 11, 2017
3,502 Håkan Springare Jun 11, 2017
3,501 Peter Johansson Jun 11, 2017
3,500 morgan tingström Jun 11, 2017
3,499 Marcus Mörner Jun 11, 2017
3,498 Martina Hålander Jun 11, 2017
3,497 Krystyna Parvulescu Jun 11, 2017
3,496 Gabriella Locatelli Jun 11, 2017
3,495 Gustaf Gardström Jun 11, 2017
3,494 Sandra Garsing Jun 11, 2017
3,493 Arne Forsling Jun 11, 2017
3,492 David Mandt Jun 11, 2017
3,491 jonny lago Jun 11, 2017
3,490 Kent Kllkk Jun 11, 2017
3,489 Stig Modee Jun 11, 2017
3,488 roger ingvarsson Jun 11, 2017
3,487 vuokko vuorenmaa Jun 11, 2017
3,486 Karl Karlholm Jun 11, 2017
3,485 Louise Wolter Jun 11, 2017
3,484 Magnus Markström Jun 11, 2017
3,483 Kjell Fogel Jun 11, 2017
3,482 Ann Westlund Jun 11, 2017
3,481 Kicki Santi Jun 11, 2017
3,480 Markus Palmqvist Jun 11, 2017
3,479 Jerker Nilsson Jun 11, 2017
3,478 Linda Stjernberg Jun 11, 2017
3,477 Christian Dì Paolo Jun 11, 2017
3,476 Irene Söderman Jun 11, 2017
3,475 Sara Larsson Jun 11, 2017
3,474 Kim Lundberg Jun 11, 2017
3,473 Stefan Larsson Jun 11, 2017
3,472 Kaj Toll Jun 11, 2017
3,471 David Björk Jun 11, 2017
3,470 Lena Nordström Jun 11, 2017
3,469 Susanna Latorcai Jun 11, 2017
3,468 G K Jun 11, 2017
3,467 Janne Korhonen Jun 11, 2017
3,466 Patrik Lindroos Jun 11, 2017
3,465 Fredrik Kosonen Jun 11, 2017
3,464 Göran Vendel Jun 11, 2017
3,463 Stefan Jonsson Jun 11, 2017
3,462 Björn Larsson Jun 11, 2017
3,461 Fredrik Boepp Jun 11, 2017
3,460 Per Larsson Jun 11, 2017
3,459 Conny Steen Jun 11, 2017
3,458 Thomas Anderrsson Jun 11, 2017
3,457 Thomas Wärn Jun 11, 2017
3,456 Inger Truszkiewicz Jun 11, 2017
3,455 Fredrik Kullman Jun 11, 2017
3,454 Camilla Jensen Jun 11, 2017
3,453 Vivi Sala Jun 11, 2017
3,452 Camilla Granberg Jun 11, 2017
3,451 jonathan paulson Jun 11, 2017
3,450 Reinhard Lundberg Jun 11, 2017
3,449 Mats Lasu Jun 11, 2017
3,448 Joakim Olsson Jun 11, 2017
3,447 Fredrik Jonasson Jun 11, 2017
3,446 Andreas Karlsson Jun 11, 2017
3,445 Bruno Svensson Jun 11, 2017
3,444 Arvid G Jun 11, 2017
3,443 Michael Kristoffersson Jun 11, 2017
3,442 carina åström Jun 11, 2017
3,441 Mikael Lindqvist Jun 11, 2017
3,440 Suzana Wiman Jun 11, 2017
3,439 Diana Björkman Jun 11, 2017
3,438 Johan Wigmann Jun 11, 2017
3,437 Markus Engelsson Jun 11, 2017
3,436 Alf Tony Granbäck Jun 11, 2017
3,435 Harrieth Lindkvist Jun 11, 2017
3,434 Charlotte Ankartjärn Jun 11, 2017
3,433 Alo Pettersson Jun 11, 2017
3,432 Lena Pettersson Jun 11, 2017
3,431 Maryam Oidermaa Jun 11, 2017
3,430 Mikael Reinholdsson Jun 11, 2017
3,429 Marcus Bohman Jun 11, 2017
3,428 Simon Sander Jun 11, 2017
3,427 Jimmy Bull Jun 11, 2017
3,426 kay Gustafsson Jun 11, 2017
3,425 Tobias Holmkvist Jun 11, 2017
3,424 Thomas Flodström Jun 11, 2017
3,423 Peter Wåhlin Jun 11, 2017
3,422 Hans Brännvall Jun 11, 2017
3,421 Jonathan Sparr Jun 11, 2017
3,420 Elisabeth Mattsson Jun 11, 2017
3,419 Erica Pihl Jun 11, 2017
3,418 Michael Bengtsson Jun 11, 2017
3,417 Christian Ericsson Jun 11, 2017
3,416 Simon Hofquist Jun 11, 2017
3,415 Eva Berglund Jun 11, 2017
3,414 Roger Gyllin Jun 11, 2017
3,413 Jonathan Bosson Jun 11, 2017
3,412 Victor Hagström Jun 11, 2017
3,411 peter Baeckman Jun 11, 2017
3,410 Linda Ström Jun 11, 2017
3,409 Anna Bergström Jun 11, 2017
3,408 Emil Harklint Jun 11, 2017
3,407 Tony Stackeryd Jun 11, 2017
3,406 Pontus Lagnecranz Jun 11, 2017
3,405 Sandra Högberg Jun 11, 2017
3,404 Maria Salin Jun 11, 2017
3,403 madelene p Jun 11, 2017
3,402 Peo Andersson Jun 11, 2017
3,401 Marie-Louise Jarl Steffenburg Jun 11, 2017
3,400 Jonathan Condé Jun 11, 2017
3,399 Csaba Illyes Jun 11, 2017
3,398 Danny Romero Jun 11, 2017
3,397 christian olofsson Jun 11, 2017
3,396 Björn Håkansson Jun 11, 2017
3,395 Fredrik Larsson Jun 11, 2017
3,394 Max Helenius Jun 11, 2017
3,393 Carolin Jernberg Jun 11, 2017
3,392 Michelle Johansson Jun 11, 2017
3,391 Nils-Olov Nilsson Jun 11, 2017
3,390 micke axelsson Jun 11, 2017
3,389 Christopher Lundin Jun 11, 2017
3,388 Randi Hansen Jun 11, 2017
3,387 Pirjo Nilsson Jun 11, 2017
3,386 Towelill Andersson Jun 11, 2017
3,385 Emylie Beckman Jun 11, 2017
3,384 Catrine Vånsjö Jun 11, 2017
3,383 Robert Lockett Jun 11, 2017
3,382 Rickard Waara Jun 11, 2017
3,381 David Kristensson Jun 11, 2017
3,380 Tobias Bengtsson Jun 11, 2017
3,379 Adam Loden Jun 11, 2017
3,378 Mikael Adolfsson Jun 11, 2017
3,377 Ritha Jonsson Jun 11, 2017
3,376 Mia Holm Jun 11, 2017
3,375 Magnus Berglund Jun 11, 2017
3,374 Sandra Kristiansson Jun 11, 2017
3,373 Fredrik Thyr Jun 11, 2017
3,372 Jimmy Rosenkvist Jun 11, 2017
3,371 Anders Thornberg Jun 11, 2017
3,370 Christian Axelsen Jun 11, 2017
3,369 Dylan Larsson Jun 11, 2017
3,368 Michael Gotte Jun 11, 2017
3,367 William Bergström Jun 11, 2017
3,366 Vincent Westdahl Jun 11, 2017
3,365 Pierre Markström Jun 11, 2017
3,364 Kurre Sundström Jun 11, 2017
3,363 Göran Lindersson Jun 11, 2017
3,362 Alf Olsson Jun 11, 2017
3,361 Widar Johansson Jun 11, 2017
3,360 Mikael Ekström Jun 10, 2017
3,359 Mikael Gustafsson Jun 10, 2017
3,358 Catherine Lind Jun 10, 2017
3,357 Tess Lundquist Jun 10, 2017
3,356 C G Jun 10, 2017
3,355 martin elmkvist Jun 10, 2017
3,354 Kevin Ilk Jun 10, 2017
3,353 Andreas Sylve Jun 10, 2017
3,352 Oskar West Jun 10, 2017
3,351 Laila Andersson Jun 10, 2017
3,350 Tommy Kärrblom Jun 10, 2017
3,349 Aron Klasson Jun 10, 2017
3,348 Hannes Van Blaricum Jun 10, 2017
3,347 Andreas Mattsson Jun 10, 2017
3,346 Jhonny Sörensen Jun 10, 2017
3,345 John Johansson Jun 10, 2017
3,344 Stig Wang Jun 10, 2017
3,343 Eva Olsson Jun 10, 2017
3,342 Joakim Berg Jun 10, 2017
3,341 tarja malinen Jun 10, 2017
3,340 Peter Söderlund Jun 10, 2017
3,339 Tina Hjalmarsson Jun 10, 2017
3,338 Anneli Ritäkt Jun 10, 2017
3,337 Håkan Nilsson Jun 10, 2017
3,336 Kenth Wessman Jun 10, 2017
3,335 Margareta Westin Jun 10, 2017
3,334 Magnus Sandberg Jun 10, 2017
3,333 Sven Larsson Jun 10, 2017
3,332 Bo Erlandsson Jun 10, 2017
3,331 Ken Andersson Jun 10, 2017
3,330 Emil Andersson Jun 10, 2017
3,329 Mikael Lunde Jun 10, 2017
3,328 Johan Ström Jun 10, 2017
3,327 Kent Lindholm Jun 10, 2017
3,326 Lars Hagbjörk Jun 10, 2017
3,325 Carina Hammarström Jun 10, 2017
3,324 Joachim Nilsson Jun 10, 2017
3,323 Ann Bengtsson Jun 10, 2017
3,322 Pal Backlund Jun 10, 2017
3,321 Andreas Hall Jun 10, 2017
3,320 Eva Damsberg Jun 10, 2017
3,319 Robert Kronelind Jun 10, 2017
3,318 Johan Törnqvist Jun 10, 2017
3,317 Robin Hermansson Jun 10, 2017
3,316 Peter Lukacs Jun 10, 2017
3,315 Ingvar Ask Jun 10, 2017
3,314 Maria Bizjukova Jun 10, 2017
3,313 Gunilla Bengtsson Jun 10, 2017
3,312 Bittan Solenstråle Jun 10, 2017
3,311 Kristoffer PEttersson Jun 10, 2017
3,310 Robert Mohlin Jun 10, 2017
3,309 Larry Steynvaart Jun 10, 2017
3,308 Karin Thel Jun 10, 2017
3,307 Henrik Ny Jun 10, 2017
3,306 Christina Halbig Jun 10, 2017
3,305 Joakim Slettvoll Jun 10, 2017
3,304 Jenny Ek Jun 10, 2017
3,303 Daniel Lamppa Jun 10, 2017
3,302 Helena Baly Jun 10, 2017
3,301 sven björk Jun 10, 2017
3,300 Björn Backe Jun 10, 2017
3,299 Stefan Ericsson Jun 10, 2017
3,298 Christian Nilsson Jun 10, 2017
3,297 Anna Lundin Jun 10, 2017
3,296 Ove Almenius Jun 10, 2017
3,295 Lilian Dahlin Jun 10, 2017
3,294 Caroline Svensson Jun 10, 2017
3,293 Sture Ekelund Jun 10, 2017
3,292 Niclas Andkleven Edlund Jun 10, 2017
3,291 Rigmor Nordin Jun 10, 2017
3,290 Peter Salomonsson Jun 10, 2017
3,289 Elisabeth Gustafsson Jun 10, 2017
3,288 Lena Gunnarsson Jun 10, 2017
3,287 Oscar Beijer Jun 10, 2017
3,286 Agneta Colantoni Jun 10, 2017
3,285 Michael Larsen Jun 10, 2017
3,284 Carro hansson Jun 10, 2017
3,283 Majsan Carlström Jun 10, 2017
3,282 Monica Kummander Jun 10, 2017
3,281 Rickard Elowson Jun 10, 2017
3,280 Mike Bergqvist Jun 10, 2017
3,279 Frida Götesson Jun 10, 2017
3,278 Joakim Kock Jun 10, 2017
3,277 Marianne Andreasson Jun 10, 2017
3,276 Monica Urbanietz Jun 10, 2017
3,275 Helene Gustafsson Jun 10, 2017
3,274 Fredrik Andersson Jun 10, 2017
3,273 Christer Pettersson Jun 10, 2017
3,272 Ludvig Sandström Jun 10, 2017
3,271 Karl Asplund Jun 10, 2017
3,270 Patrik Andersson Jun 10, 2017
3,269 eddy andersson Jun 10, 2017
3,268 Peter Alsing Jun 10, 2017
3,267 Christopher Tunryd Jun 10, 2017
3,266 Kenneth Lindholm Jun 10, 2017
3,265 Margareta Lestrin Jun 10, 2017
3,264 Pernilla Lengberg Jun 10, 2017
3,263 Zdenek Raif Jun 10, 2017
3,262 Linus Janzon Jun 10, 2017
3,261 Marianne Björnberg Jun 10, 2017
3,260 Mikael Nilsson Jun 10, 2017
3,259 Marie Bjervik Jun 10, 2017
3,258 Leonard Lag Jun 10, 2017
3,257 Mats Norén Jun 10, 2017
3,256 Lars Metsketo Jun 10, 2017
3,255 Jörgen Hylse Jun 10, 2017
3,254 Tiina Dahlberg Jun 10, 2017
3,253 Mikael Andersson Jun 10, 2017
3,252 Jessica Gunnarsson Jun 10, 2017
3,251 Mikael Blom Jun 10, 2017
3,250 Costas Carlsson Jun 10, 2017
3,249 Linda Dahlqvist Jun 10, 2017
3,248 Maritha Källen Jun 10, 2017
3,247 Patrick Silva-johansson Jun 10, 2017
3,246 Gun-Marie Almqvist Jun 10, 2017
3,245 Ronny nilsson Nilsson Jun 10, 2017
3,244 Lizette Bengtsson Jun 10, 2017
3,243 Anna Nordenberg Jun 10, 2017
3,242 Christer Bergström Jun 10, 2017
3,241 Jimmy Wagenius Jun 10, 2017
3,240 Ingrid Drevin Jun 10, 2017
3,239 marcus wahlström Jun 10, 2017
3,238 Jennie Wärnlund Jun 10, 2017
3,237 Andreas Esteves Jun 10, 2017
3,236 Mikael Olsen Jun 10, 2017
3,235 Mona Olsson-Beck Jun 10, 2017
3,234 Britt Marie Silvnäs Jun 10, 2017
3,233 Johan Blomgren Jun 10, 2017
3,232 Jon Eriksson Jun 10, 2017
3,231 Robert Carlström Jun 10, 2017
3,230 Johan Esperi Jun 10, 2017
3,229 Torbjörn Carlsson Jun 10, 2017
3,228 Henrik Larsson Jun 10, 2017
3,227 John-Erik Karlsson Jun 10, 2017
3,226 Mattias Lundgren Jun 10, 2017
3,225 Henrik Kummander Jun 10, 2017
3,224 Anna Haack Jun 10, 2017
3,223 Ola Merkert Jun 10, 2017
3,222 Michael Gärd Jun 10, 2017
3,221 Johannes Povo Jun 10, 2017
3,220 Peter Göthberg Jun 10, 2017
3,219 Joel Eriksson Jun 10, 2017
3,218 Kristina Andersson-Sunna Jun 10, 2017
3,217 Tim Malnes Jun 10, 2017
3,216 Niels Chr. Winther Jun 10, 2017
3,215 Jan Ledin Jun 10, 2017
3,214 madeleine Reppe Jun 10, 2017
3,213 Thomas G Jun 10, 2017
3,212 Lotta L Jun 10, 2017
3,211 Joakim Sjölind Jun 10, 2017
3,210 Ed Eddie Hamberg Jun 10, 2017
3,209 Marie Ekström Jun 10, 2017
3,208 Lova Söderberg Jun 10, 2017
3,207 Helena Lindberg Jun 10, 2017
3,206 Per Sjöberg Jun 10, 2017
3,205 peter gustavsson Jun 10, 2017
3,204 Gabriella Larsson Jun 10, 2017
3,203 Lisa Rosenlind Jun 10, 2017
3,202 Tony Hessling Jun 10, 2017
3,201 Lena Cassel Jun 10, 2017
3,200 Lina Englund Jun 10, 2017
3,199 Yvonne Munck Jun 10, 2017
3,198 Jonas Valdemarsson Jun 10, 2017
3,197 Stefan Thelin Jun 10, 2017
3,196 simon frisch Jun 10, 2017
3,195 Anki Nilsson Jun 10, 2017
3,194 Nina Moqvist Jun 10, 2017
3,193 seija luukkanen Jun 10, 2017
3,192 Ted Strand Jun 10, 2017
3,191 Magnus Malmer Jun 10, 2017
3,190 Ted Strand Jun 10, 2017
3,189 Benny Karlsson Jun 10, 2017
3,188 Johan Hedberg Jun 10, 2017
3,187 Bengt Ekström Jun 10, 2017
3,186 Janet Ekström Jun 10, 2017
3,185 Barbro Vestlund Verd Jun 10, 2017
3,184 Eliska Novotna Jun 10, 2017
3,183 Zenita Axelsson Jun 10, 2017
3,182 Anne Antoft Jun 10, 2017
3,181 Thomas Lundin Jun 10, 2017
3,180 Hannu Immonen Jun 10, 2017
3,179 leif Kullberg Jun 10, 2017
3,178 Bo Sandqvist Jun 10, 2017
3,177 Gunilla Blomquist Jun 10, 2017
3,176 Simon Johansson Jun 10, 2017
3,175 Johan Björklund Jun 10, 2017
3,174 Angela Björklund Jun 10, 2017
3,173 ervin nemes Jun 10, 2017
3,172 Göran Reinsson Jun 10, 2017
3,171 Philippa Paulsson Jun 10, 2017
3,170 christer lidström Jun 10, 2017
3,169 Jerry Olsson Jun 10, 2017
3,168 Ph PH Jun 10, 2017
3,167 Elisabeth Sundequist Jun 10, 2017
3,166 Mikael Söderberg Jun 10, 2017
3,165 Jörgen Jönsson Jun 10, 2017
3,164 Miroslaw Neymann Jun 10, 2017
3,163 john als Jun 10, 2017
3,162 Robert Örqvist Jun 10, 2017
3,161 Jeanette Eriksson Jun 10, 2017
3,160 Jenny Bergstrand Jun 10, 2017
3,159 Michael Svensson Jun 10, 2017
3,158 Torbjörn Henriksson Jun 10, 2017
3,157 Uffe Kihlström Jun 10, 2017
3,156 Bengt Grundvig Jun 10, 2017
3,155 Carolin Sönnerstam Jun 10, 2017
3,154 Carl Larsson Jun 10, 2017
3,153 Lars Sundberg Jun 10, 2017
3,152 Ingalill Margareta Jun 10, 2017
3,151 mikael fröberg Jun 10, 2017
3,150 Tomas Krejci Jun 10, 2017
3,149 Birthe Møller Skov Jun 10, 2017
3,148 Caroline Forsliden Jun 10, 2017
3,147 Jonas Widetjärn Jun 10, 2017
3,146 Ilpo Heinola Jun 10, 2017
3,145 Ulla-Britt Fors Jun 10, 2017
3,144 Emma Hermansson Jun 10, 2017
3,143 Christer Johansson Jun 10, 2017
3,142 Olle Olofsson Jun 10, 2017
3,141 Karl Bengtsson Jun 10, 2017
3,140 Stefan Olsson Jun 10, 2017
3,139 Thomas Berggren Jun 10, 2017
3,138 Mona Strandberg Jun 10, 2017
3,137 Jörgen Sundquist Jun 10, 2017
3,136 Pernilla Nyring Jun 10, 2017
3,135 Kjell Ericson Jun 10, 2017
3,134 mathias björling Jun 10, 2017
3,133 Carin Lifvenborg Jun 10, 2017
3,132 Christina Bengtsson Jun 10, 2017
3,131 mats bygren Jun 10, 2017
3,130 Kerstin Larsson Jun 10, 2017
3,129 Elin Källberg Jun 10, 2017
3,128 Hans Göran Jonsson Jun 10, 2017
3,127 Mia Wennerlund Jun 10, 2017
3,126 Bo Eriksson Jun 10, 2017
3,125 Joakim Pedersen Jun 10, 2017
3,124 Anna Toftling Jun 10, 2017
3,123 Magnus Jonsson Jun 10, 2017
3,122 Johan Sturesson Jun 10, 2017
3,121 Fredrik Larsen Jun 10, 2017
3,120 Bengt-Olov Edhner Jun 10, 2017
3,119 Johan Andersson Jun 10, 2017
3,118 Ann Engdahl Jun 10, 2017
3,117 Ann~Christin Eriksson Jun 10, 2017
3,116 peter Hall Jun 10, 2017
3,115 CHRISTOFFER LINDHOLM Jun 10, 2017
3,114 lowie spetse Jun 10, 2017
3,113 Olle Fjordgren Jun 10, 2017
3,112 Robin Friberg spång Jun 10, 2017
3,111 ingvar eriksson Jun 10, 2017
3,110 Filip Björkman Jun 10, 2017
3,109 Kim Flach Jun 10, 2017
3,108 Marianne Backström Jun 10, 2017
3,107 Monica Lundin Jun 10, 2017
3,106 Marie Wänseth Jun 10, 2017
3,105 Magnus Berglund Jun 10, 2017
3,104 Ingemar Johansson Jun 10, 2017
3,103 Richard Almlöf Jun 10, 2017
3,102 Niklas Bäckström Jun 10, 2017
3,101 Jocke Svensk Jun 10, 2017
3,100 Oscar Svensson Jun 10, 2017
3,099 Bengt-Göran Larsson Jun 10, 2017
3,098 Anders Mahlberg Jun 10, 2017
3,097 Mikael Nilsson Jun 10, 2017
3,096 Alexander Dahl Jun 10, 2017
3,095 Hans Lundberg Jun 10, 2017
3,094 viktoria torstensson Jun 10, 2017
3,093 geebee mossberg Jun 10, 2017
3,092 Emma Pettersson Jun 10, 2017
3,091 Anna Blikstad Jun 10, 2017
3,090 Gun-Britt Pettersson Jun 10, 2017
3,089 Morgan Stenzon Jun 10, 2017
3,088 Nils Westerberg Jun 10, 2017
3,087 Holly Roark Jun 10, 2017
3,086 Helge Karlsson Jun 10, 2017
3,085 Jan Stenfeldt Jun 10, 2017
3,084 Håkan Toolanen Jun 10, 2017
3,083 Zenita Stenström Jun 10, 2017
3,082 Anders Hellsten Jun 10, 2017
3,081 Anders Rung Jun 10, 2017
3,080 Kenneth Lager Jun 10, 2017
3,079 Patrik Drummond Jun 10, 2017
3,078 Roger Hermansson Jun 10, 2017
3,077 Anita Hurtigh Jun 10, 2017
3,076 Karl-Johan Gleisner Jun 10, 2017
3,075 Gunilla Nilsson Jun 10, 2017
3,074 Stig Quist Jun 10, 2017
3,073 Johannes Gustavsson Jun 10, 2017
3,072 Ing-Marie Dimgren Jun 10, 2017
3,071 Elias Jönsson Jun 10, 2017
3,070 Theo Blomberg Jun 10, 2017
3,069 Mats Björk Jun 10, 2017
3,068 Johan Boström Jun 10, 2017
3,067 Sven-Erik Westerberg Jun 10, 2017
3,066 ulf knutsson Jun 10, 2017
3,065 patrik olsson Jun 10, 2017
3,064 Sandor Fabi Jun 10, 2017
3,063 Sofie Lödahl Jun 10, 2017
3,062 Mats Narvefors Jun 10, 2017
3,061 Lena Nilsson Jun 10, 2017
3,060 Marcus Weimen Jun 10, 2017
3,059 Gil Johansson Jun 10, 2017
3,058 Johnny Andersson Jun 10, 2017
3,057 Kent Larsen Jun 10, 2017
3,056 Ivan Brun Jun 10, 2017
3,055 Conny Madsen Jun 10, 2017
3,054 Lillemor Persdotter Jun 10, 2017
3,053 Stefan Andersson Jun 10, 2017
3,052 Filip Karlsson Jun 10, 2017
3,051 yvonne björk Jun 10, 2017
3,050 Caroline Nilsson Jun 10, 2017
3,049 Ola Höglund Jun 10, 2017
3,048 thomas engström Jun 10, 2017
3,047 Roger Rosenqvist Jun 10, 2017
3,046 Leif Wallström Jun 10, 2017
3,045 Oma Höglund Jun 10, 2017
3,044 Katarina Nagy Jun 10, 2017
3,043 Eva Dalén Jun 10, 2017
3,042 Vincent Schröder Jun 10, 2017
3,041 Lars Johansson Jun 10, 2017
3,040 Maja Persson Jun 10, 2017
3,039 kent holmqvist Jun 10, 2017
3,038 Anders Lycke Jun 10, 2017
3,037 Yvonne Brage Jun 10, 2017
3,036 Ylva Kilian Jun 10, 2017
3,035 Maté Farkas Jun 10, 2017
3,034 Alexander WENNERLUND Jun 10, 2017
3,033 Anna Svennson Jun 10, 2017
3,032 Karl Gyllenmåne Jun 10, 2017
3,031 Sonny Lööv Jun 10, 2017
3,030 Ann-Charlott Petersson Jun 10, 2017
3,029 jimmy söderström Jun 10, 2017
3,028 Kim Lundgren Jun 10, 2017
3,027 Laila Kraft Jun 10, 2017
3,026 Rune Karlsson Jun 10, 2017
3,025 Peter Hesselgren Jun 10, 2017
3,024 Kristian Pettersson Jun 10, 2017
3,023 Mikael Eriksson Jun 10, 2017
3,022 Katja Palmroth Jun 10, 2017
3,021 Ann-Britt Madenski Jun 10, 2017
3,020 Joakim Johansson Jun 10, 2017
3,019 Ricky Andersson Jun 10, 2017
3,018 Simona Nilsson Jun 10, 2017
3,017 Kjell Paulsson Jun 10, 2017
3,016 Ludmila Martin Jun 10, 2017
3,015 Torsten Trillkott Jun 10, 2017
3,014 Niklas Nilsson Jun 10, 2017
3,013 Bengt Lindgren Jun 10, 2017
3,012 tonni rasmussen Jun 10, 2017
3,011 Jan Karlsson Jun 10, 2017
3,010 Lennart Bergström Jun 10, 2017
3,009 Erik Livingston Jun 10, 2017
3,008 Sven Ekelund Jun 10, 2017
3,007 Anders Olsson Jun 10, 2017
3,006 Andreas Granath Jun 10, 2017
3,005 Rita Bengtsson Jun 10, 2017
3,004 Niclas Wikman Jun 10, 2017
3,003 Jan Lörqvist Jun 10, 2017
3,002 Bengt-Arne Bergqvist Jun 10, 2017
3,001 Marek Madenski Jun 10, 2017
3,000 anna bartosik Jun 10, 2017
2,999 Daniel Vandinja Jun 10, 2017
2,998 christian lagerek Jun 10, 2017
2,997 Fredrik Kemi Jun 10, 2017
2,996 Ola Erks Jun 10, 2017
2,995 Carina Bergman Jun 10, 2017
2,994 Bernt From Jun 10, 2017
2,993 Stefan Blohm Jun 10, 2017
2,992 Linda Viklund Jun 10, 2017
2,991 maude bergner Jun 10, 2017
2,990 Torbjörn Broman Jun 10, 2017
2,989 John Berg Jun 10, 2017
2,988 Sebastian Lundgren Jun 10, 2017
2,987 Daniel Grahn Jun 10, 2017
2,986 Lars Johannesson Jun 10, 2017
2,985 anonym anonymsson Jun 10, 2017
2,984 Edvin Hellman Jun 10, 2017
2,983 Claes Paulsson Jun 10, 2017
2,982 Jonas Jirden Jun 10, 2017
2,981 THOMAS SADELHEIM Jun 10, 2017
2,980 Saied Gustafsson Jun 10, 2017
2,979 Susan Rosén Jun 10, 2017
2,978 Eva Forsberg Rider Jun 10, 2017
2,977 Ulf Gustafsson Jun 10, 2017
2,976 fredrik jonsson Jun 10, 2017
2,975 Ghita Pie Jun 10, 2017
2,974 Denise Hansson Jun 10, 2017
2,973 ann-christin nordlund Jun 10, 2017
2,972 Lars-Åke Svelander Jun 10, 2017
2,971 Ralf Risberg Jun 10, 2017
2,970 Andreas Wikner Jun 10, 2017
2,969 Lothar Marunga Jun 10, 2017
2,968 Mats Sundstroem Jun 10, 2017
2,967 Marianne Eklund Jun 10, 2017
2,966 Björn Rasmussen Jun 10, 2017
2,965 Agneta Kylmänen Jun 10, 2017
2,964 Linus Skyllborg Jun 10, 2017
2,963 Vincent Gellin Jun 10, 2017
2,962 Joakim Thorsén Jun 10, 2017
2,961 Saga From Jun 10, 2017
2,960 Lars Larsson Jun 10, 2017
2,959 Karl Larsson Jun 10, 2017
2,958 Fredrik Eriksson Jun 10, 2017
2,957 Malgorzata Engvall Jun 10, 2017
2,956 Tommy Lestander Jun 10, 2017
2,955 Fredrik Sköld Jun 10, 2017
2,954 Johan Gunnarsson Jun 10, 2017
2,953 Anna Wästersved Jun 10, 2017
2,952 Thomas Söderström Jun 10, 2017
2,951 Robert Ericsson Jun 10, 2017
2,950 Maria Sonesson Jun 10, 2017
2,949 Magnus Dahlgren Jun 10, 2017
2,948 Anna Trolludde Jun 10, 2017
2,947 Dennis Andersson Jun 10, 2017
2,946 Birgitta Carlsson Jun 10, 2017
2,945 Jan-Erik Johansson Jun 10, 2017
2,944 Elizabeth Vranya Jun 10, 2017
2,943 Stefan Nyberg Jun 10, 2017
2,942 Rasmus Lindström Jun 10, 2017
2,941 Kari Anne Handeland Jun 10, 2017
2,940 kent ramberg Jun 10, 2017
2,939 Niklas Lind Jun 10, 2017
2,938 Linus Nyberg Jun 10, 2017
2,937 Susanne Hansson Jun 10, 2017
2,936 Lars Hein Jun 10, 2017
2,935 Monica Älander Jun 10, 2017
2,934 Britt- marie Rasmusson Jun 10, 2017
2,933 Bengt Lantz Jun 10, 2017
2,932 Lena Hein Jun 10, 2017
2,931 Kerstin Berggren Jun 10, 2017
2,930 Emil Ahlberg Jun 10, 2017
2,929 Lillemor Perdikaris Jun 10, 2017
2,928 Robin Falk Jun 10, 2017
2,927 Anna Svensson Jun 10, 2017
2,926 Anna Bergman Jun 10, 2017
2,925 Christian Levander Jun 10, 2017
2,924 Niclas Lowndes Jun 10, 2017
2,923 Robert Fernström Jun 10, 2017
2,922 Lottie Lundqvist Jun 10, 2017
2,921 Leif Rylander Jun 10, 2017
2,920 Agnetha Nord Jun 10, 2017
2,919 Johan Mattsson Jun 10, 2017
2,918 Chris Garpenborg Jun 10, 2017
2,917 Robert Linder Jun 10, 2017
2,916 Patrik Josefsson Jun 10, 2017
2,915 Tony Wiklund Jun 10, 2017
2,914 Niklas Backman Jun 10, 2017
2,913 Martin Söderberg Jun 10, 2017
2,912 Pontus Sundberg Jun 10, 2017
2,911 Torbjörn Karlsson Jun 10, 2017
2,910 Louis Sosa Jun 10, 2017
2,909 Caroline Ingmar Jun 10, 2017
2,908 Lars Lindmark Jun 10, 2017
2,907 Mikael Neihoff Jun 10, 2017
2,906 Magnus Jakobson Jun 10, 2017
2,905 mikael wester Jun 10, 2017
2,904 Jill Pettersson Jun 10, 2017
2,903 Lars Holm Jun 10, 2017
2,902 Kent Karlsson Jun 10, 2017
2,901 Stefan Persson Jun 10, 2017
2,900 Patrik Henriksson Jun 10, 2017
2,899 Göran Hargestam Jun 10, 2017
2,898 Robin Johansson Jun 10, 2017
2,897 Tanja Koteneva Jun 10, 2017
2,896 Conny Ohlsson Jun 10, 2017
2,895 Michael Wreming Jun 10, 2017
2,894 Christer Ahlgren Jun 10, 2017
2,893 Henrik Stenberg Jun 10, 2017
2,892 Jerry Andersson Jun 10, 2017
2,891 Glenn Åkesson Jun 10, 2017
2,890 Norman Voegelen Jun 10, 2017
2,889 Gunnar Jaderlund Jun 10, 2017
2,888 Lena Svensson Jun 10, 2017
2,887 Angelica Järnström Jun 10, 2017
2,886 Cristina Folkestad Jun 10, 2017
2,885 Fredrik Lönnkvist Jun 10, 2017
2,884 Fredrik Eriksson Jun 10, 2017
2,883 Lotten Edgren Jun 10, 2017
2,882 roland salomonsson Jun 10, 2017
2,881 Robin Berggren Jun 10, 2017
2,880 Kim Eklund Jun 10, 2017
2,879 Barbro Åhman Jun 10, 2017
2,878 dennis johansson Jun 10, 2017
2,877 Didrik Theodor Solli Jun 10, 2017
2,876 Axel Ekström Jun 10, 2017
2,875 Johnny Berg Jun 10, 2017
2,874 Per Ohlén Jun 10, 2017
2,873 Ulf Dättermark Jun 10, 2017
2,872 Eva Nilsson Jun 10, 2017
2,871 Mats Nurminen Jun 10, 2017
2,870 Rose-Marie Söderlund Jun 10, 2017
2,869 LISBETH WESSBERG Jun 10, 2017
2,868 Mars Carlsson Jun 10, 2017
2,867 Robert Kjellström Jun 10, 2017
2,866 Lars-Åke ELIasson Jun 10, 2017
2,865 Robin Henriksson Jun 10, 2017
2,864 Michal Pogorzelski Jun 10, 2017
2,863 Göran Andersson Jun 10, 2017
2,862 Jan Håkansson Jun 10, 2017
2,861 Therese Nilsson Jun 10, 2017
2,860 Björn Juvas Jun 10, 2017
2,859 Patrik Larsson Jun 10, 2017
2,858 Leif Gröndahl Jun 10, 2017
2,857 Yvonne Gröndahl Jun 10, 2017
2,856 Eva Ljungberg Jun 10, 2017
2,855 Rolf Jansson Jun 10, 2017
2,854 Carlfredrik Nordström Jun 10, 2017
2,853 Sandra Sandberg Jun 10, 2017
2,852 Daniel Abrahamsson Jun 10, 2017
2,851 Karin Andersson Jun 10, 2017
2,850 leif bengtsson Jun 10, 2017
2,849 Susanne Fallkvist Jun 10, 2017
2,848 Henrik Eklöf Jun 09, 2017
2,847 Andreas Karlsson Jun 09, 2017
2,846 Attila Walter Jun 09, 2017
2,845 Magnus af Berg Jun 09, 2017
2,844 Per Kjellberg Jun 09, 2017
2,843 Anton Eriksson Jun 09, 2017
2,842 gunilla wassenius Jun 09, 2017
2,841 Else-Marie Wade'n Werner Jun 09, 2017
2,840 Tomas Andersson Jun 09, 2017
2,839 Rolf Sjöwall Jun 09, 2017
2,838 Bjorn-ove Lindroth Jun 09, 2017
2,837 Kjell Karlsson Jun 09, 2017
2,836 Marietta Sislak Jun 09, 2017
2,835 Alessandro Rinaldi Jun 09, 2017
2,834 Harry Virtanen Jun 09, 2017
2,833 Jim Svensson Jun 09, 2017
2,832 bernhard ek Jun 09, 2017
2,831 Suzanna Björk Jun 09, 2017
2,830 håkan lindgren Jun 09, 2017
2,829 Lars Bergman Jun 09, 2017
2,828 Agneta Söderberg Jun 09, 2017
2,827 Joacim Ulf Jun 09, 2017
2,826 Bruno Eriksson Jun 09, 2017
2,825 Christian Falstad Jun 09, 2017
2,824 Juan Solino Jun 09, 2017
2,823 Mikael Holmelind Jun 09, 2017
2,822 Per Johansson Jun 09, 2017
2,821 Bertil Svensson Jun 09, 2017
2,820 Kjell Johansson Jun 09, 2017
2,819 Per Rålamb Jun 09, 2017
2,818 Per Erik Nilsson Jun 09, 2017
2,817 Kerstin Holmgren Jun 09, 2017
2,816 Eva Hamlin Jun 09, 2017
2,815 Thomas Norgren Jun 09, 2017
2,814 Erik Dahlqvist Jun 09, 2017
2,813 jonas Lövqvist Jun 09, 2017
2,812 Filip Johnsson Jun 09, 2017
2,811 Magnus Brunell Jun 09, 2017
2,810 Mattias Wennerhult Jun 09, 2017
2,809 Björn Svenzon Jun 09, 2017
2,808 Ulla Bölja Jun 09, 2017
2,807 pia eriksson Jun 09, 2017
2,806 Carina Jakobsson Jun 09, 2017
2,805 Carina Lander Jun 09, 2017
2,804 Fredrik Norling Jun 09, 2017
2,803 Sven Bolkegård Jun 09, 2017
2,802 Nichlas Liljestrand Jun 09, 2017
2,801 Peter Lundberg Jun 09, 2017
2,800 Alexander Lomfalk Jun 09, 2017
2,799 Kristian Rydman Jun 09, 2017
2,798 Cecilia Berlin Jun 09, 2017
2,797 Pontus Bergling Jun 09, 2017
2,796 Anton Sinclair Jun 09, 2017
2,795 Björn Andersson Jun 09, 2017
2,794 Barbro Andersson Jun 09, 2017
2,793 Isaac Wennermark Jun 09, 2017
2,792 Lars Furberg Jun 09, 2017
2,791 Fredrik Lundgren Jun 09, 2017
2,790 Peter Englund Jun 09, 2017
2,789 Andreas Petterson Jun 09, 2017
2,788 Morgan Edström Jun 09, 2017
2,787 Pia Kurtén Jun 09, 2017
2,786 Mats Henriksson Jun 09, 2017
2,785 Hans Karlsson Jun 09, 2017
2,784 Marcus Lenkower Jun 09, 2017
2,783 Lisbeth Ljungberg Jun 09, 2017
2,782 Krister Jakobsson Jun 09, 2017
2,781 Niklas Bågesjö Jun 09, 2017
2,780 Ingmari Rosberg Json Jun 09, 2017
2,779 Magnus Nilsson Jun 09, 2017
2,778 Maria Hylén Jun 09, 2017
2,777 Daniel Magnusson Jun 09, 2017
2,776 Beatrice Holst Jun 09, 2017
2,775 Thomas Daniel Jun 09, 2017
2,774 Milena Mazur Jun 09, 2017
2,773 Mark Stenberg Jun 09, 2017
2,772 Jessica Persson Jun 09, 2017
2,771 peter Walther Jun 09, 2017
2,770 Patrik Karlsson Jun 09, 2017
2,769 Tim Berg Jun 09, 2017
2,768 Amanda Michelsen Jun 09, 2017
2,767 Martin Holm Jun 09, 2017
2,766 Fredrik Bengtsson Jun 09, 2017
2,765 Alexander Persson Jun 09, 2017
2,764 John Blomqvist Jun 09, 2017
2,763 André Friberg Jun 09, 2017
2,762 Mattias Nyman Jun 09, 2017
2,761 Petter Ivarsson Jun 09, 2017
2,760 Franz Jaeger Jun 09, 2017
2,759 Lennart Loftbring Jun 09, 2017
2,758 Lena Nilsson Jun 09, 2017
2,757 Elena Shatova Jun 09, 2017
2,756 Jan Ermefjäll Jun 09, 2017
2,755 Mikael Karlsson Jun 09, 2017
2,754 Sara Åberg Jun 09, 2017
2,753 TONY Berkeroth Jun 09, 2017
2,752 Stig Bölja Jun 09, 2017
2,751 Madelaine Larsson Jun 09, 2017
2,750 Yngve G Appelblad Jun 09, 2017
2,749 Markus friberg Jun 09, 2017
2,748 Lars Carlsson Jun 09, 2017
2,747 Milena Lakosil Jun 09, 2017
2,746 Eva Manners Jun 09, 2017
2,745 Daniel Karlsson Jun 09, 2017
2,744 Charlotte Persson Jun 09, 2017
2,743 Oskar Lagerblad Jun 09, 2017
2,742 Harry Malmgren Jun 09, 2017
2,741 Per Roland Svensson Jun 09, 2017
2,740 Christoffer Jönsson Jun 09, 2017
2,739 Andreas Olsson Jun 09, 2017
2,738 Gabrijela Konja Jun 09, 2017
2,737 Margaret Kilby Jun 09, 2017
2,736 Bill Lahti Jun 09, 2017
2,735 Lukas Thelin Jun 09, 2017
2,734 Elisabeth jäske Jun 09, 2017
2,733 Jonas Kjerrulf Jun 09, 2017
2,732 Lucas Lundholm Jun 09, 2017
2,731 Daniel Eriksson Jun 09, 2017
2,730 tomas andersson Jun 09, 2017
2,729 Annika Hamberg Jun 09, 2017
2,728 Bo Persson Jun 09, 2017
2,727 Kristoffer Grindlund Jun 09, 2017
2,726 Leif Andersson Jun 09, 2017
2,725 Kenneth Blomqvist Jun 09, 2017
2,724 gunilla larsson Jun 09, 2017
2,723 Thomas Johansson Jun 09, 2017
2,722 Gunilla Vicary Olsén Jun 09, 2017
2,721 Jimmy Andersson Jun 09, 2017
2,720 Peter Eriksson Jun 09, 2017
2,719 Stig Karlsson Jun 09, 2017
2,718 Fredrik Granath Jun 09, 2017
2,717 Mikael Larsson Jun 09, 2017
2,716 Anna Eriksson Jun 09, 2017
2,715 Annika Sundström Jun 09, 2017
2,714 Michael G Jun 09, 2017
2,713 SARA BRATT Jun 09, 2017
2,712 Shawn Samuelsson Jun 09, 2017
2,711 Annika Johansson Jun 09, 2017
2,710 Elisabeth Malm Jun 09, 2017
2,709 Emil Bruzell Jun 09, 2017
2,708 Göran Aggestig Jun 09, 2017
2,707 Tommy Andréasson Jun 09, 2017
2,706 Joakim Mikkelsen Jun 09, 2017
2,705 Peter Berggren Jun 09, 2017
2,704 Inna Billnert Jun 09, 2017
2,703 Mattias Norrman Jun 09, 2017
2,702 Svend Erik Nielsen Jun 09, 2017
2,701 Rita Nilsson Jun 09, 2017
2,700 Birgitta Adelstrand Jun 09, 2017
2,699 Jonnie Engström Jun 09, 2017
2,698 Bo-Viggo Olsson Jun 09, 2017
2,697 Kent Karlsson Jun 09, 2017
2,696 Hans Christophersen Jun 09, 2017
2,695 Andreé Lidborn Jun 09, 2017
2,694 Ingalill ericson Jun 09, 2017
2,693 Mike Dahl Jun 09, 2017
2,692 Markus Andersson Jun 09, 2017
2,691 Lars Elfgren Jun 09, 2017
2,690 tor engstrand Jun 09, 2017
2,689 Christina Lagerson Jun 09, 2017
2,688 Emma Johansson Jun 09, 2017
2,687 Lena L Jun 09, 2017
2,686 Håkan Åkesson Jun 09, 2017
2,685 Kaj Nilsson Jun 09, 2017
2,684 mattias hellgren Jun 09, 2017
2,683 Jimmy Ternmyr Jun 09, 2017
2,682 Fredrik Lindström Jun 09, 2017
2,681 George Stoyanov Jun 09, 2017
2,680 Ludvig Johansson Jun 09, 2017
2,679 Viktor Jonsson Jun 09, 2017
2,678 Jerker Tegeman Jun 09, 2017
2,677 Lena V Jun 09, 2017
2,676 Jimmy Hultman Jun 09, 2017
2,675 Jane Andersen Jun 09, 2017
2,674 Ann-catrin Eriksson Jun 09, 2017
2,673 Joel Lund Jun 09, 2017
2,672 Mats Andersen Jun 09, 2017
2,671 Christoffer Adolfsson Jun 09, 2017
2,670 Björn Jannson Jun 09, 2017
2,669 Åke Ekholm Jun 09, 2017
2,668 Staffan Karlberg Jun 09, 2017
2,667 Dan Persson Jun 09, 2017
2,666 Rikard Hallgren Jun 09, 2017
2,665 Snezana Lang Jun 09, 2017
2,664 Celia Sager Jun 09, 2017
2,663 RoseMarie Ronquist Jun 09, 2017
2,662 Mattias Lindqvist Jun 09, 2017
2,661 Jonas Svedin Jun 09, 2017
2,660 Krister Mårtensson Jun 09, 2017
2,659 Søren Ferling Jun 09, 2017
2,658 Kent G Carlsson Jun 09, 2017
2,657 jesper bäckman Jun 08, 2017
2,656 Amanda Månsson Jun 08, 2017
2,655 Christina Witt Jun 08, 2017
2,654 Clas Lindblom Jun 08, 2017
2,653 William Hellström Jun 08, 2017
2,652 Bo Johansson Jun 08, 2017
2,651 Maria Andersson Jun 08, 2017
2,650 Jim Nygren Jun 08, 2017
2,649 Mattias Johnsson Jun 08, 2017
2,648 Simon Lundmark Jun 08, 2017
2,647 Peter Johansson Jun 08, 2017
2,646 Ulfrik Bergström Jun 08, 2017
2,645 Zuzana Pestukova Jun 08, 2017
2,644 Mogens Poulsen Jun 08, 2017
2,643 T Ohlsson Jun 08, 2017
2,642 Mats Jacobson Jun 08, 2017
2,641 Susan Peuschel Jun 08, 2017
2,640 Tobias Ronnestål Jun 08, 2017
2,639 kent nyqvist Jun 08, 2017
2,638 Håkan Söderdahl Jun 08, 2017
2,637 Henrik Hanell Jun 08, 2017
2,636 Oskar Palmblad Jun 08, 2017
2,635 Leif Helles Jun 08, 2017
2,634 Anita Westerberg Jun 08, 2017
2,633 Simon Svensson Jun 08, 2017
2,632 katarina tiainen Jun 08, 2017
2,631 Björn Van Der Hert Jun 08, 2017
2,630 RAINO WALLGREN Jun 08, 2017
2,629 Franz Vännberg Jun 08, 2017
2,628 Conny Emanuelsson Jun 08, 2017
2,627 Jaroslav Pleva Jun 08, 2017
2,626 Marie Ryberg Jun 08, 2017
2,625 Rickard Mattsson Jun 08, 2017
2,624 Mattias Larsson Jun 08, 2017
2,623 Daniel Bengtsson Jun 08, 2017
2,622 Marcus Bonaparte Jun 08, 2017
2,621 Eva Nilsson Jun 08, 2017
2,620 Gustav Viveland Jun 08, 2017
2,619 Chris Daniel Winther Halle Jun 08, 2017
2,618 Michael Åstrand Jun 08, 2017
2,617 JP Grebi Jun 08, 2017
2,616 Eino Lindqvist Jun 08, 2017
2,615 I Holmgren Jun 08, 2017
2,614 Anders Eriksson Jun 08, 2017
2,613 John Rosenlund Jun 08, 2017
2,612 Horst Kleinert Jun 08, 2017
2,611 Mikael Andic Jun 08, 2017
2,610 Lukas Svensson Jun 08, 2017
2,609 Magnus Johansson Jun 08, 2017
2,608 Angelica Hansson Jun 08, 2017
2,607 Jonas Ryberg Jun 08, 2017
2,606 Anders Elvelin Jun 08, 2017
2,605 Lena Johansson Jun 08, 2017
2,604 Magnus Ericsson Jun 08, 2017
2,603 Jimmy Karlborg Jun 08, 2017
2,602 Magnus Olsson Jun 08, 2017
2,601 kenny korén Jun 08, 2017
2,600 jay Blake Jun 08, 2017
2,599 Birgitta Sundstedt Jun 08, 2017
2,598 Sven-Erik Berg Jun 08, 2017
2,597 Patrik Nilsson Jun 08, 2017
2,596 rasmus johansson Jun 08, 2017
2,595 Bengt Stenberg Jun 08, 2017
2,594 Felix Lager Jun 08, 2017
2,593 Tommy Frog Jun 08, 2017
2,592 Niklas Sundbrant Jun 08, 2017
2,591 Camilla Tengren Jun 08, 2017
2,590 Lennart Andersson Jun 08, 2017
2,589 Johnny Pedersen Jun 08, 2017
2,588 Peter jansson Jun 08, 2017
2,587 Tommy Perchun Jun 08, 2017
2,586 Mats Gustavsson Jun 08, 2017
2,585 Andreas Olsson Jun 08, 2017
2,584 Patrik Torstensson Jun 08, 2017
2,583 Carl Moraeus Jun 08, 2017
2,582 Rigmor Wahlund Jun 08, 2017
2,581 Bertil Junker Jun 08, 2017
2,580 Amanda Lövström Jun 08, 2017
2,579 Petra Larsson Jun 08, 2017
2,578 Charlotte Bosen Jun 08, 2017
2,577 Kent Dahlberg Jun 08, 2017
2,576 Viktor Ivarsson Jun 08, 2017
2,575 Per Nordin Jun 08, 2017
2,574 Birgitta Palén Jun 08, 2017
2,573 Mirjam Lundberg Jun 08, 2017
2,572 Torbjörn Orrgård Jun 08, 2017
2,571 André Punkarn Jun 08, 2017
2,570 Tor Haug Jun 08, 2017
2,569 Martin Lindau Jun 08, 2017
2,568 Alicja Puckowska Jun 08, 2017
2,567 Brölle Gunnarsson Jun 08, 2017
2,566 Ulf Bittner Jun 08, 2017
2,565 Nicklas Örnberg Jun 08, 2017
2,564 Mats Lindqvist Jun 08, 2017
2,563 Olle Thulin Jun 08, 2017
2,562 Richard Benderius Jun 08, 2017
2,561 Dag Hildemar Jun 08, 2017
2,560 johan dahlström Jun 08, 2017
2,559 Nils Sandblad Jun 08, 2017
2,558 Tommi Widlund Jun 08, 2017
2,557 Anne-Marie Westöö Jun 08, 2017
2,556 Magnus Jönsson Jun 08, 2017
2,555 Görel Wallström Jun 08, 2017
2,554 Mats Olofsson Jun 08, 2017
2,553 Torgeir Brattland Jun 08, 2017
2,552 Egon Evanson Setterborg Jun 08, 2017
2,551 Annelie Wallin Jun 08, 2017
2,550 Ragnar Tvedt Jun 08, 2017
2,549 Lisbeth Aardal Jun 08, 2017
2,548 John Larsson Jun 08, 2017
2,547 Linda Medlock Jun 08, 2017
2,546 Frank Wincent Jun 08, 2017
2,545 Eija Nygård Jun 08, 2017
2,544 Britt Gustafsson Jun 08, 2017
2,543 Jan Persson Jun 08, 2017
2,542 Emma Löfman Jun 08, 2017
2,541 Gunnar Mellqvist Jun 08, 2017
2,540 Bengt Hansson Jun 08, 2017
2,539 Barbie Pedersen Jun 08, 2017
2,538 Robert Nilsson Jun 08, 2017
2,537 Thord F Jun 08, 2017
2,536 Hans Bergkvist Jun 08, 2017
2,535 Mats Dahlqvist Jun 08, 2017
2,534 ÖRJAN WALLSTRÖM Jun 08, 2017
2,533 Harry Vinter Jun 08, 2017
2,532 Thomas Liljedahl Jun 08, 2017
2,531 Dag Blomqvist Jun 08, 2017
2,530 Carin Abramsson Carlberg Jun 08, 2017
2,529 Josephine Thorell Jun 08, 2017
2,528 Rune Carlsson Jun 08, 2017
2,527 Nina Starkgård Jun 08, 2017
2,526 Monica Svartberg Jun 08, 2017
2,525 Henrik Wallin Jun 08, 2017
2,524 Marie Wassbrink Jun 08, 2017
2,523 roger johansson Jun 08, 2017
2,522 Arne Holmström Jun 08, 2017
2,521 Julius H Jun 08, 2017
2,520 kenneth Asplund Jun 08, 2017
2,519 Thomas Nilsson Jun 08, 2017
2,518 Kalle Jun 08, 2017
2,517 Jonas Persson Jun 08, 2017
2,516 Kenneth Lundkvist Jun 08, 2017
2,515 Göran Frisk Jun 08, 2017
2,514 Alex Jönsson Jun 08, 2017
2,513 Jonathan Wennermark Jun 08, 2017
2,512 Kajsa Bengtsson Jun 08, 2017
2,511 Robert Wikberg Jun 08, 2017
2,510 Mats Ödling Jun 08, 2017
2,509 Lennart Holmström Jun 08, 2017
2,508 Leif Olsen Jun 08, 2017
2,507 Daniel Tägtström Jun 08, 2017
2,506 Cathlea Duyag Jun 08, 2017
2,505 Melker Gustavsson Jun 08, 2017
2,504 Diana Jørgensen Jun 08, 2017
2,503 Jessica Olsson Jun 08, 2017
2,502 Remy Henriksen Jun 08, 2017
2,501 Kristian Hermansson Jun 08, 2017
2,500 Anders Nordenberg Jun 08, 2017
2,499 Torbjörn Lasson Jun 08, 2017
2,498 Charles Forsberg Jun 08, 2017
2,497 Jan Andersson Jun 08, 2017
2,496 Ann-Christine Holst Jun 08, 2017
2,495 Marina Andersen Jun 08, 2017
2,494 Sofie Larsson Jun 08, 2017
2,493 Mattias Karlsson Jun 08, 2017
2,492 Jan V Hermansson Jun 08, 2017
2,491 Maria Olofsson Jun 08, 2017
2,490 Britta Jakobsson Jun 08, 2017
2,489 Petter Milleding Jun 08, 2017
2,488 Kaj Dalfall Jun 08, 2017
2,487 Linus Tenggren Jun 08, 2017
2,486 Janne Håkansson Jun 08, 2017
2,485 christer Lingebrand Jun 08, 2017
2,484 Jan Selander Jun 08, 2017
2,483 Gabriel Wallgren Jun 08, 2017
2,482 Per Karlsson Jun 08, 2017
2,481 Daniel S Jun 08, 2017
2,480 Linus Krook Jun 08, 2017
2,479 Charlotte Jacobsson Jun 08, 2017
2,478 Ormesher Jason Jun 08, 2017
2,477 Shahrokh Razavi Jun 08, 2017
2,476 Anton Svensson Jun 08, 2017
2,475 Katarina Delogu Jun 08, 2017
2,474 Roy Johansen Jun 08, 2017
2,473 Felix Åsell Jun 08, 2017
2,472 Rigo Bodenmalm Jun 08, 2017
2,471 Eva Adgrm Jun 08, 2017
2,470 Bengt Johansson Jun 08, 2017
2,469 Sofie Bjurström Jun 08, 2017
2,468 Mats Frisk Jun 08, 2017
2,467 David Larsson Jun 08, 2017
2,466 Peter borg Jun 08, 2017
2,465 Nicklas Gunnarsson Jun 08, 2017
2,464 Tommy Forsman Jun 08, 2017
2,463 Lars Lönnqvist Jun 08, 2017
2,462 Gustav Skagerström Jun 08, 2017
2,461 Elin Reinhardt Jun 08, 2017
2,460 Eva Eliasson Jun 08, 2017
2,459 Lars Olov Jansson Jun 08, 2017
2,458 Ted Andersson Jun 08, 2017
2,457 Richard Björkman Jun 08, 2017
2,456 Eli Trapp Jun 08, 2017
2,455 Jesper Brolin Jun 08, 2017
2,454 Nalle Brandt Jun 08, 2017
2,453 Bo Sundberg Jun 08, 2017
2,452 Carina Eriksson Jun 08, 2017
2,451 Pierre Berglund Jun 08, 2017
2,450 Johan Forsberg Jun 08, 2017
2,449 Bo Eriksson Jun 08, 2017
2,448 Ann-Christine Andersson Jun 08, 2017
2,447 Bettan Joneus Jun 08, 2017
2,446 Sandra Malm Jun 08, 2017
2,445 Eva Remnebratt Jun 08, 2017
2,444 PeGe Lönnestam Jun 08, 2017
2,443 André Ekenberg Jun 08, 2017
2,442 Owen Johnson Jun 08, 2017
2,441 Johnny Sundqvist Jun 08, 2017
2,440 Emil Välitalo Jun 08, 2017
2,439 Victor Nordström Jun 08, 2017
2,438 sten andersson Jun 08, 2017
2,437 Robin Eriksson Jun 08, 2017
2,436 Nikolay Atanasov Jun 08, 2017
2,435 Anna Isberg Jun 08, 2017
2,434 Jesper Orrgren Jun 08, 2017
2,433 Anders Jonsson Jun 08, 2017
2,432 Josef Landin Jun 08, 2017
2,431 Elisabeth Lindgren Jun 07, 2017
2,430 Robin Andersen Jun 07, 2017
2,429 Mona Johnsen Jun 07, 2017
2,428 Robin Skålberg Jun 07, 2017
2,427 Susanne Svensson Jun 07, 2017
2,426 Patrik Johansson Jun 07, 2017
2,425 Peter Lindfors Jun 07, 2017
2,424 Carina Hallengren Jun 07, 2017
2,423 Caspian Svensson Jun 07, 2017
2,422 Hanne Keith Jun 07, 2017
2,421 jimmy edkvist Jun 07, 2017
2,420 Michael Andersson Jun 07, 2017
2,419 Therese Englund Jun 07, 2017
2,418 Alf Johansson Jun 07, 2017
2,417 Joakim Rönnqvist Jun 07, 2017
2,416 Tomas Björk Jun 07, 2017
2,415 Per Johansson Jun 07, 2017
2,414 Håkan Wallin Jun 07, 2017
2,413 Christine Bivefors Jun 07, 2017
2,412 Helge Duveborg Jun 07, 2017
2,411 mihaly vörösbaranyi Jun 07, 2017
2,410 Monica Svensson Jun 07, 2017
2,409 Rami Joukanen Jun 07, 2017
2,408 Hennrik Karlsson Jun 07, 2017
2,407 Lina Svensson Jun 07, 2017
2,406 Waylon Palm Jun 07, 2017
2,405 Magnus Gsson Jun 07, 2017
2,404 Bartlomiej Plebanek Jun 07, 2017
2,403 Kronjhe Eriksson Jun 07, 2017
2,402 Norman Spear Jun 07, 2017
2,401 Leif Green Jun 07, 2017
2,400 Lidia Björk Jun 07, 2017
2,399 Björn Ahlstrand Jun 07, 2017
2,398 Daniel Larsson Jun 07, 2017
2,397 Mattias Widell Jun 07, 2017
2,396 Carl Arvidsson Jun 07, 2017
2,395 Lars-Åke Österman Jun 07, 2017
2,394 Roger Bladh Jun 07, 2017
2,393 Dennis Andersson Jun 07, 2017
2,392 Filip Ristic Jun 07, 2017
2,391 marianne viljamaa Jun 07, 2017
2,390 Joakim Närhi Jun 07, 2017
2,389 Martin Wennberg Jun 07, 2017
2,388 Rickard Hammarström Jun 07, 2017
2,387 Stefan Malm Jun 07, 2017
2,386 Morgan Marusteri Jun 07, 2017
2,385 Christer Andersson Jun 07, 2017
2,384 Robert Berg Jun 07, 2017
2,383 Birgitta Granholm Jun 07, 2017
2,382 Tina Eriksson Jun 07, 2017
2,381 Jonas Gustafsson Jun 07, 2017
2,380 Roger Westerlund Jun 07, 2017
2,379 Emil Sällemark Jun 07, 2017
2,378 Sven Svensson Jun 07, 2017
2,377 David Frykholm Jun 07, 2017
2,376 Patrik Gunnarsson Jun 07, 2017
2,375 Mikael Edahl Jun 07, 2017
2,374 Allan Rafn Jun 07, 2017
2,373 Maria Jansson Jun 07, 2017
2,372 Andreas Johansson Jun 07, 2017
2,371 Göran Reimers Jun 07, 2017
2,370 Monique Stenberg Jun 07, 2017
2,369 Peter Jansson Jun 07, 2017
2,368 Ulrica Ohlsson Jun 07, 2017
2,367 Vadim Jonsson Jun 07, 2017
2,366 Henrik Andersson Jun 07, 2017
2,365 Magnus Karlsson Jun 07, 2017
2,364 Rose-Marie Petersson Jun 07, 2017
2,363 Kenneth Gustafsson Jun 07, 2017
2,362 Lsrs Edin Jun 07, 2017
2,361 Christoffer Junttila Jun 07, 2017
2,360 Leif Rosenblad Jun 07, 2017
2,359 Kjell Lundberg Jun 07, 2017
2,358 Conny Olsson Jun 07, 2017
2,357 David Klavemyr Jun 07, 2017
2,356 Lena Wannefors Jun 07, 2017
2,355 Krister Selander Jun 07, 2017
2,354 Sonny Eriksson Jun 07, 2017
2,353 Marianne Lind Jun 07, 2017
2,352 Per-Staffan Ferdinandsson Jun 07, 2017
2,351 Marcus Gustafsson Jun 07, 2017
2,350 Carl Uhr Jun 07, 2017
2,349 Robert Grahn Jun 07, 2017
2,348 Kenth Nilsson Jun 07, 2017
2,347 Peter Andreasson Jun 07, 2017
2,346 ulla andersson johansson Jun 07, 2017
2,345 Sören Andersson Jun 07, 2017
2,344 Inger Mäkitalo Jun 07, 2017
2,343 Clara Nilsson Jun 07, 2017
2,342 Peter Tannå Jun 07, 2017
2,341 Andreas Persson Jun 07, 2017
2,340 Kim Andersson Jun 07, 2017
2,339 Madelaine Grimstedt Jun 07, 2017
2,338 Johan Blom Jun 07, 2017
2,337 Hillevi Viklund Jun 07, 2017
2,336 Annie Engvall Jun 07, 2017
2,335 Rickard Sellvin Jun 07, 2017
2,334 Jan Olsson Jun 07, 2017
2,333 Fabian Fjälling Jun 07, 2017
2,332 Christopher Nevander Jun 07, 2017
2,331 Jimmy Johansson Jun 07, 2017
2,330 Erik Ovebring Jun 07, 2017
2,329 Samuel Utbult Jun 07, 2017
2,328 Carl-Oscar Baumert Jun 07, 2017
2,327 Joakim Schullström Jun 07, 2017
2,326 Anette Ericsson Jun 07, 2017
2,325 Omar Filmersson Jun 07, 2017
2,324 Janne Valimaki Jun 07, 2017
2,323 Calle Bergström Jun 07, 2017
2,322 Moa Sällström Jun 07, 2017
2,321 Tobias Forsberg Jun 07, 2017
2,320 Jonas Lundström Jun 07, 2017
2,319 Robert Berggren Jun 07, 2017
2,318 Hillevi Ekman Jun 07, 2017
2,317 Ulf Jörgensen Jun 07, 2017
2,316 Thimmy Gustafsson Jun 07, 2017
2,315 Martin Andersson Jun 07, 2017
2,314 Peder Olofsson Jun 07, 2017
2,313 Sandra Öberg Jun 07, 2017
2,312 Tomas Borg Jun 07, 2017
2,311 Christian solberg Jun 07, 2017
2,310 Åke Lundin Jun 07, 2017
2,309 Kenneth Jacobson Jun 07, 2017
2,308 Tobias Lindström Jun 07, 2017
2,307 Oskar Dahlberg Jun 07, 2017
2,306 Ingvar Blixt Jun 07, 2017
2,305 Krister Dahlgren Jun 07, 2017
2,304 Edvard Ivic Jun 07, 2017
2,303 Emil Ström Jun 07, 2017
2,302 Alex Melin Jun 07, 2017
2,301 Emma Lundgren Jun 07, 2017
2,300 Tina Nielsen Jun 07, 2017
2,299 Dan Forsberg Jun 07, 2017
2,298 Eric Hjelte Jun 07, 2017
2,297 Carsten Haag Jun 07, 2017
2,296 Stefan Svensson Jun 07, 2017
2,295 Richard Johansson Jun 07, 2017
2,294 Niclas Middelman Jun 07, 2017
2,293 Mattias Fischer Jun 07, 2017
2,292 Lars Arell Jun 07, 2017
2,291 Tommy Nilsson Jun 07, 2017
2,290 Ronny Christensen Jun 07, 2017
2,289 Marcus K Jun 07, 2017
2,288 Gullmari Grönwall Jun 07, 2017
2,287 Linus Hulden Jun 07, 2017
2,286 Roger Olovsson Jun 07, 2017
2,285 Fredrik Karlsson Jun 07, 2017
2,284 Christer Isaksson Jun 07, 2017
2,283 robin andersson Jun 07, 2017
2,282 Maria Wallin Jun 07, 2017
2,281 Michael Liljegren Jun 07, 2017
2,280 Ronny Karlsson Jun 07, 2017
2,279 Ola Lundqvist Jun 07, 2017
2,278 Niclas Carlberg Jun 07, 2017
2,277 Harry Nilsson Jun 07, 2017
2,276 Daniel Jörgensen Jun 07, 2017
2,275 Johan Faxon Jun 07, 2017
2,274 Sven Forsgren Jun 07, 2017
2,273 ulf källman Jun 07, 2017
2,272 Nibbe Niklas Karlsson Jun 07, 2017
2,271 Mirja Sandin Jun 07, 2017
2,270 SYLVIA SVENSSON Jun 07, 2017
2,269 Ingela Lenell Jun 07, 2017
2,268 Eva Wallin Jun 07, 2017
2,267 Peter Eriksson Jun 07, 2017
2,266 Jonathan Linder Bertell Jun 07, 2017
2,265 Torbjörn Lasson Jun 07, 2017
2,264 Ove Kragh Jun 07, 2017
2,263 Alexander Johansson​ Jun 07, 2017
2,262 Erik Magnusson Jun 07, 2017
2,261 Anders Andersson Jun 07, 2017
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2,258 Sven-Olof Ryen Jun 07, 2017
2,257 Mattias Wallin Jun 07, 2017
2,256 Christer Kvarnström Jun 07, 2017
2,255 Johanned Johansson Jun 07, 2017
2,254 Dennis Bengtsson Jun 07, 2017
2,253 Ulrika Hugoson Jun 07, 2017
2,252 Carina Bengtsson Jun 07, 2017
2,251 Robert Söderberg Jun 07, 2017
2,250 Yvonne Östh Jun 07, 2017
2,249 Richard Björklund Jun 07, 2017
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2,247 Joseph Dickerson Jun 07, 2017
2,246 Peter Blomqvist Jun 07, 2017
2,245 Anne-Sophie Karlsson Jun 07, 2017
2,244 Jimmy Söderberg Jun 07, 2017
2,243 Ywonne Sjögren Jun 07, 2017
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2,241 manne landmer Jun 07, 2017
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2,231 Sarah Berglund Jun 07, 2017
2,230 Andreas Nilsson Jun 07, 2017
2,229 Jan-Erik Persson Jun 07, 2017
2,228 Ece Blackcrowe Jun 07, 2017
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2,225 Susanne Jogrell Jun 07, 2017
2,224 Eleonora Odén Jun 07, 2017
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2,221 Henrik Larsson Jun 07, 2017
2,220 Ulrika Steen Jun 07, 2017
2,219 Per Norén Jun 07, 2017
2,218 Ann-Christin Larsson Jun 07, 2017
2,217 Anita Högman Plodek Jun 07, 2017
2,216 Azin Darvishzad Jun 07, 2017
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2,214 Anna Liepina Jun 07, 2017
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2,212 Patrik Neuhold Jun 07, 2017
2,211 Alexander Christian Jun 07, 2017
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2,206 Thore Lageholm Jun 07, 2017
2,205 Caisa Antonsson Jun 07, 2017
2,204 B Lundberg Jun 07, 2017
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2,202 Mette Nielsen Jun 07, 2017
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2,198 gunilla andersson Jun 07, 2017
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2,195 Joakim Sundbaum Jun 07, 2017
2,194 Karol Banczroski Jun 07, 2017
2,193 Gullan Andrésen Jun 07, 2017
2,192 Sari Von Walden Jun 07, 2017
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2,185 Sebastian Stenbäck Jun 07, 2017
2,184 Peter Hellström Jun 07, 2017
2,183 Lars-Göran Melén Jun 07, 2017
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2,174 Anette Hörnsteft Jun 07, 2017
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2,172 Pernilla Lindfors Jun 07, 2017
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2,165 Ann-Christine Åbrink Jun 07, 2017
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2,163 Gun-Marie Almqvist Jun 07, 2017
2,162 Pontus Nylund Jun 07, 2017
2,161 Lars Hydén Jun 07, 2017
2,160 Susanne Skoglund Jun 07, 2017
2,159 Susanne Ågren Jun 07, 2017
2,158 Ronnie Johansson Jun 07, 2017
2,157 Sara Ström Jun 07, 2017
2,156 Rolf Erlandsson Jun 07, 2017
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2,154 Michael Thoren Jun 07, 2017
2,153 Ditte Nielsen Jun 07, 2017
2,152 Mats Olsson Jun 07, 2017
2,151 cedric Höglund Jun 07, 2017
2,150 Carro Dalle Jun 07, 2017
2,149 Charlotta Dahlstedt Jun 07, 2017
2,148 Alexander Hulin Jun 07, 2017
2,147 Jimmy Söderström Jun 07, 2017
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2,145 Ttommy Andersson Jun 07, 2017
2,144 Gun Ericsson Jun 07, 2017
2,143 Anders Markgren Jun 07, 2017
2,142 Erik Ryman Jun 07, 2017
2,141 Johan Gustafsson Jun 07, 2017
2,140 Alexander Wåhlberg Jun 07, 2017
2,139 mats johansson Jun 07, 2017
2,138 johnny sjökvist Jun 07, 2017
2,137 Birger Olofsson Jun 07, 2017
2,136 Glen Algelin Jun 07, 2017
2,135 Håkan Pettersson Jun 07, 2017
2,134 Linda Strandberg Jun 07, 2017
2,133 Lars Lundqvist Jun 07, 2017
2,132 Brittinger Persson Jun 07, 2017
2,131 Nils Vikström Jun 07, 2017
2,130 Mikael C Wickman Jun 07, 2017
2,129 Jan Eliasson Jun 07, 2017
2,128 Tina Robe' Jun 07, 2017
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2,126 Nicklas Andersson Jun 07, 2017
2,125 Joakim Lindgren Jun 07, 2017
2,124 Eva Björnberg Jun 07, 2017
2,123 Anneli Bovellan Jun 07, 2017
2,122 Kenneth Oscarsson Jun 07, 2017
2,121 Eva Bergström Jun 07, 2017
2,120 Christer Strid Jun 07, 2017
2,119 Henrik JOHANSSON Jun 07, 2017
2,118 Jan Sundstedt Jun 07, 2017
2,117 Kenneth Berg Jun 07, 2017
2,116 Håkan Karlsson Jun 07, 2017
2,115 mikael persson Jun 07, 2017
2,114 pierre granlöf Jun 07, 2017
2,113 Lillan Löfgren Jun 07, 2017
2,112 Daniel Andersson Jun 07, 2017
2,111 Robert Drwal Jun 07, 2017
2,110 Björn Herlin Jun 07, 2017
2,109 Thor Odinsson Jun 07, 2017
2,108 Anita Zander Jun 07, 2017
2,107 Fredrick Carlsson Jun 07, 2017
2,106 Benny Andersson Jun 07, 2017
2,105 Krister Gustafson Jun 07, 2017
2,104 Margit Petöjämaa Jun 07, 2017
2,103 Hannu Huhtakangas Jun 07, 2017
2,102 jan henrik johnsen Jun 07, 2017
2,101 Ulla Marklund Jun 07, 2017
2,100 Bibbi Andersson Jun 07, 2017
2,099 Eva-Lena Matthisson Jun 07, 2017
2,098 Gudrun Stenberg Jun 07, 2017
2,097 Pia Persson Jun 07, 2017
2,096 Janet Wahlgren Jun 07, 2017
2,095 Elisabeth Stenröse Jun 07, 2017
2,094 Kenth Moberg Jun 07, 2017
2,093 Theo Odelstig Jun 07, 2017
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2,091 Krister Andersson Jun 07, 2017
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2,087 David Böhlin Jun 07, 2017
2,086 Josef Stalin Jun 07, 2017
2,085 Irene Bergvall Jun 07, 2017
2,084 Gunilla Gutekrans Jun 07, 2017
2,083 Jill Luthman Jun 07, 2017
2,082 Emil Karlsson Jun 07, 2017
2,081 Anton aidantausta Jun 07, 2017
2,080 Jonnie Lund Jun 07, 2017
2,079 Daniel Claesson Jun 07, 2017
2,078 Fredrik Metzen Jun 07, 2017
2,077 Emelie Anttila Jun 07, 2017
2,076 Siw Nörup Jun 07, 2017
2,075 Åsa Olofsson Jun 07, 2017
2,074 Fredrik Gustafsson Jun 07, 2017
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2,072 Robert Wadstein Jun 07, 2017
2,071 Gunnel Henriksson Jun 07, 2017
2,070 Rolf Andersson Jun 07, 2017
2,069 Anders wiberg Jun 07, 2017
2,068 Roland Strålberg Jun 07, 2017
2,067 Christina Touray Jun 07, 2017
2,066 Jon Stafford Jun 07, 2017
2,065 André Buch Jun 07, 2017
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2,062 Samuli Pesonen Jun 07, 2017
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2,059 Daniel Olofsson Jun 07, 2017
2,058 Loke Juul Jun 07, 2017
2,057 Lennart fors Jun 07, 2017
2,056 Jonas Schymberg Jun 07, 2017
2,055 Robert Blom Jun 07, 2017
2,054 morgan johansson Jun 07, 2017
2,053 Anne Marie Karlsson Jun 07, 2017
2,052 Greta Magnusson Jun 07, 2017
2,051 Robet Lindén Jun 07, 2017
2,050 Niclas Nordström Jun 07, 2017
2,049 Anders Lund Jun 07, 2017
2,048 Tommy Lindstrom Jun 07, 2017
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2,046 Cecilia Heden Jun 07, 2017
2,045 Philip Lindblom Jun 07, 2017
2,044 Ulf Gustavsson Jun 07, 2017
2,043 Torbjörn Erixon Jun 07, 2017
2,042 Anna Katarina Malmqvist Jun 07, 2017
2,041 rolf lillieh Jun 07, 2017
2,040 Susanne Östh Jun 07, 2017
2,039 Dennis Mellström Jun 07, 2017
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2,036 Christopher Hall Jun 07, 2017
2,035 Eva Bratt Jun 07, 2017
2,034 Lennie Tofft Jun 07, 2017
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2,020 Jörgen Bergqvist Jun 07, 2017
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2,017 Ulf Ekdahl Jun 07, 2017
2,016 Mattias Johansson Jun 07, 2017
2,015 Bengt Önnerström Jun 07, 2017
2,014 Maj-britt Sandberg Jun 07, 2017
2,013 Hugo Edlund Jun 07, 2017
2,012 L Eriksson Jun 07, 2017
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1,998 Mia Andrén Jun 07, 2017
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1,988 Conny Engblom Jun 07, 2017
1,987 ALEXANDER BERGLUND Jun 07, 2017
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1,984 Linda Söderström Jun 07, 2017
1,983 Erik Johansson Jun 07, 2017
1,982 Anders Persson Jun 07, 2017
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1,980 Kim Mauritzon Jun 07, 2017
1,979 Terese Ahonen Jun 07, 2017
1,978 Anna Nyberg Jun 07, 2017
1,977 Nicklas Ricklet Jun 07, 2017
1,976 Anders Olofsson Jun 07, 2017
1,975 Maria Celander Jun 07, 2017
1,974 Stig-Olof Håkansson Jun 07, 2017
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1,972 Axel Koss Jun 07, 2017
1,971 Filip Ahlström Jun 07, 2017
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1,969 Ervin Schömer Jun 07, 2017
1,968 Christer Bideklint Jun 07, 2017
1,967 Kicki Naseva Jun 07, 2017
1,966 Mathias Eriksson Jun 07, 2017
1,965 Kenth Näslund Jun 07, 2017
1,964 Fabian Soto Rönnqvist Jun 07, 2017
1,963 Rikard Wiggedal Jun 07, 2017
1,962 örjan elovsson Jun 07, 2017
1,961 Christian Jørgensen Jun 07, 2017
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1,959 Johnny Månsson Jun 07, 2017
1,958 Lisa Sydkvinna Jun 07, 2017
1,957 Magnus Andersen Jun 07, 2017
1,956 Daniel Kullander Jun 07, 2017
1,955 Mattias Ryttander Jun 07, 2017
1,954 Frida Törnell Andersson Jun 07, 2017
1,953 Johan Burén Jun 07, 2017
1,952 Emil Åkesson Jun 07, 2017
1,951 Tommy Augustsson Jun 07, 2017
1,950 Daniel Eriksson Jun 07, 2017
1,949 roland krecker Jun 07, 2017
1,948 Toni Ojala Jun 07, 2017
1,947 peter bergqvist Jun 07, 2017
1,946 Kristian Johansson Jun 07, 2017
1,945 Ove Nilsson Jun 07, 2017
1,944 Diana Eriksson Jun 07, 2017
1,943 Ragnar Svensson Jun 07, 2017
1,942 Monique Martel Jun 07, 2017
1,941 Jan-Erik Sand Jun 07, 2017
1,940 Markus Nordh Jun 07, 2017
1,939 Barbro Hedqvist Jun 07, 2017
1,938 Andreas Olsson Jun 07, 2017
1,937 Ulf Lindgren Jun 07, 2017
1,936 Rikard Branting Jun 07, 2017
1,935 Kerstin Andersen Jun 07, 2017
1,934 Johan Tellebo Jun 07, 2017
1,933 Kerstin Gillander Jun 07, 2017
1,932 Linnea Svarar Andersson Jun 07, 2017
1,931 Kent Sepic Jun 07, 2017
1,930 Wille Forsberg Jun 07, 2017
1,929 Robbin Nilimaa Jun 07, 2017
1,928 Gustav Ferdman Jun 07, 2017
1,927 LENA HAGBOHM Jun 07, 2017
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1,923 Malin Ek Jun 07, 2017
1,922 Erika Nilsson Jun 07, 2017
1,921 Christian Karlsson Jun 07, 2017
1,920 Göran Larsson Jun 07, 2017
1,919 John Eriksson Jun 07, 2017
1,918 Yvonne Petersson Jun 07, 2017
1,917 Irving Torstenson Jun 07, 2017
1,916 Beata Piotrowska Jun 07, 2017
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1,914 Per-olof johansson Jun 07, 2017
1,913 Martin Larsson Jun 07, 2017
1,912 stefan ferm Jun 07, 2017
1,911 Clas Kling Jun 07, 2017
1,910 Christoffer Björestål Jun 07, 2017
1,909 Rasmus Liljefors Jun 07, 2017
1,908 Simon ten Kate Jun 07, 2017
1,907 Tommie Hetfield Jun 07, 2017
1,906 Kristoffer Kyhlström Jun 07, 2017
1,905 andreas berggren Jun 07, 2017
1,904 Jenni Samuelsson Jun 07, 2017
1,903 Beatrice Elfstrand Jun 07, 2017
1,902 Ellen Eriksson Jun 07, 2017
1,901 Catharina Alp Jun 07, 2017
1,900 sirpa heinonen Jun 07, 2017
1,899 Johan Persson Jun 07, 2017
1,898 Lotta Kvassman Jun 07, 2017
1,897 Karina Milton Jun 07, 2017
1,896 Jonas Olsson Jun 07, 2017
1,895 Roffe Nilsson Jun 07, 2017
1,894 Andreas Blixt Jun 07, 2017
1,893 Patrik Carlsson Jun 07, 2017
1,892 Carl Stenlund Jun 07, 2017
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1,890 Halina Petersson Jun 07, 2017
1,889 Eleonora Zoller Jun 07, 2017
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1,887 Jan Levmo Jun 07, 2017
1,886 joakim axelsson Jun 07, 2017
1,885 Kim Nilsson Jun 07, 2017
1,884 Jan Lundberg Jun 07, 2017
1,883 Bettina Skov Jun 07, 2017
1,882 Per-Arne Grönblad Jun 07, 2017
1,881 Roger Tinglöf Jun 07, 2017
1,880 Peter Frisk Jun 07, 2017
1,879 flemming frober Jun 07, 2017
1,878 Mats Oscarsson Jun 07, 2017
1,877 Magnus Olsson Jun 07, 2017
1,876 Ulf Nilsson Jun 07, 2017
1,875 Daniel Johansson Jun 07, 2017
1,874 Mildrid Lindström Jun 07, 2017
1,873 Joachim Comstedt Jun 07, 2017
1,872 Jens Hörnicke Jun 07, 2017
1,871 helena karlsson Jun 07, 2017
1,870 Linda Fryklund Jun 07, 2017
1,869 Andreas Erlandsson Jun 07, 2017
1,868 Torbjörn Torstensson Jun 07, 2017
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1,866 Henrik Van den berg Jun 07, 2017
1,865 Joakim Kannisto Jun 07, 2017
1,864 Stefan Rosberg Jun 07, 2017
1,863 Jeff Hede Jun 07, 2017
1,862 Inger Andersson Jun 07, 2017
1,861 Rolf Fredriksson Jun 07, 2017
1,860 Larry Åkesson Jun 07, 2017
1,859 Johan Larsson Jun 07, 2017
1,858 Kristian Malmstedt Jun 07, 2017
1,857 kenneth vernon-madsen Jun 07, 2017
1,856 lennart jonsson Jun 07, 2017
1,855 Anders Alkarp Jun 07, 2017
1,854 Simon Andersson Jun 07, 2017
1,853 Anton Bertram Jun 07, 2017
1,852 Bo Hofvander Jun 07, 2017
1,851 Thomas Björklund Jun 07, 2017
1,850 diana glargard Jun 07, 2017
1,849 Dan Lindberg Jun 07, 2017
1,848 Thomas Jensen Jun 07, 2017
1,847 Eleonor Andersson Jun 07, 2017
1,846 Christian Moberg Jun 07, 2017
1,845 Alf Sörensson Jun 07, 2017
1,844 Marja Vähäkuopus Jun 07, 2017
1,843 Mattias Nowak Jun 07, 2017
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1,841 Ola Bergström Jun 07, 2017
1,840 Bo Lagergren Jun 07, 2017
1,839 Jimmy Johansson Jun 07, 2017
1,838 Lena Mattlin Jun 07, 2017
1,837 Patrik Persson Jun 07, 2017
1,836 Marita Carlsson Jun 07, 2017
1,835 oscar svensson Jun 07, 2017
1,834 Victor Karlehem Jun 07, 2017
1,833 Niclas Pettersson Jun 07, 2017
1,832 Magnus Svedlund Jun 07, 2017
1,831 Martin Svensson Jun 07, 2017
1,830 edgar jurjaks Jun 07, 2017
1,829 Leif Härlin Jun 07, 2017
1,828 Agnetha Svanede Jun 07, 2017
1,827 Christel Andersson Jun 07, 2017
1,826 Tini Van der Poll Andetsson Jun 07, 2017
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1,824 Magdalena ekenkrantz Jun 07, 2017
1,823 Robert Brinck Jun 07, 2017
1,822 Benjamin Lundgren Jun 07, 2017
1,821 Mats Holmén Jun 07, 2017
1,820 Mari Arnell Jun 07, 2017
1,819 Nathalie Hörnstedt Jun 07, 2017
1,818 Maj-Britt Hemlin Jun 07, 2017
1,817 Harriet Hemlin Jun 07, 2017
1,816 T.E Dahlberg Jun 07, 2017
1,815 Lars Bååth Jun 07, 2017
1,814 Helena Nilsson Jun 07, 2017
1,813 Robin lemon Jun 07, 2017
1,812 Martin Krantz Jun 07, 2017
1,811 Stig Ström Jun 07, 2017
1,810 Janne Arnell Jun 07, 2017
1,809 Dinu Dusceac Jun 07, 2017
1,808 Bengt Bly Jun 07, 2017
1,807 Jill Mortensen Jun 07, 2017
1,806 Peter Sandberg Jun 07, 2017
1,805 Jennie Jonsson Jun 07, 2017
1,804 Joakim Henriksson Jun 07, 2017
1,803 Hannes Fallqvist Jun 07, 2017
1,802 Johan Svensson Jun 07, 2017
1,801 Jimmy Karlsson Jun 07, 2017
1,800 Tomas Ohlum Jun 07, 2017
1,799 Christian Dalhäger Jun 07, 2017
1,798 John Gustavsson Jun 07, 2017
1,797 Mikael Lejdström Jun 07, 2017
1,796 Fredrik Karlsson Jun 07, 2017
1,795 Adam Kowanda Jun 07, 2017
1,794 Ted Jönsson Jun 07, 2017
1,793 Susanne Nyman Jun 07, 2017
1,792 Håkan Jonsson Jun 07, 2017
1,791 Mathias Persson Jun 07, 2017
1,790 Jessica Johansson Jun 07, 2017
1,789 Janna Strandli Jun 07, 2017
1,788 Stefan Wedeberg Jun 07, 2017
1,787 anja tiainen Jun 07, 2017
1,786 Stefan Pehrsson Jun 07, 2017
1,785 Anette Alfredsson Jun 07, 2017
1,784 Thomaz Wiberg Jun 07, 2017
1,783 Berit Nylander Jun 07, 2017
1,782 Nathalie Malmqvist Jun 07, 2017
1,781 Christofer Karlsson Jun 07, 2017
1,780 Ann-Katrin Sahlqvist Jun 07, 2017
1,779 Markus Alfredson Jun 07, 2017
1,778 Tony Larsson Jun 07, 2017
1,777 Anders Petterson Jun 07, 2017
1,776 Fabiola Leopanthera Jun 07, 2017
1,775 Peter Wehlin Jun 07, 2017
1,774 Joel Karlsson Jun 07, 2017
1,773 Ole Grøndahl Jun 07, 2017
1,772 Rita Lönner Jun 07, 2017
1,771 Nina Lisberger Broström Jun 07, 2017
1,770 roland grahn Jun 07, 2017
1,769 Tobias Johansson Jun 07, 2017
1,768 Eric Sandstrom Jun 07, 2017
1,767 Alexander Elvelin Jun 07, 2017
1,766 Inger A K:son Beckman Jun 07, 2017
1,765 Morgan Stensson Jun 07, 2017
1,764 Rauno Kuusinen Jun 07, 2017
1,763 Bernt Åslund Jun 07, 2017
1,762 Nils Essler Jun 07, 2017
1,761 Jan Karlsson Jun 07, 2017
1,760 Fredrik Eriksson Jun 07, 2017
1,759 Sten Selander Jun 07, 2017
1,758 Vilhelmina Davidsdotter Jun 07, 2017
1,757 Adde Söderström Jun 07, 2017
1,756 Christian Andersson Jun 07, 2017
1,755 Peter Skillström Jun 07, 2017
1,754 Stefan Moberg Jun 07, 2017
1,753 Dan Borgström Jun 07, 2017
1,752 Fredrik Nordell Jun 07, 2017
1,751 Fredrik Weileby Jun 07, 2017
1,750 Lena Franzén Jun 07, 2017
1,749 Ulf Hallengren Jun 07, 2017
1,748 Lennart Gehrke Jun 07, 2017
1,747 Richard Lundell Jun 07, 2017
1,746 Mikael Gideryd Jun 07, 2017
1,745 Christian Månsson Jun 07, 2017
1,744 Mathias Johansson Jun 07, 2017
1,743 Liselott Löfgren Jun 07, 2017
1,742 Erik Nordberg Jun 07, 2017
1,741 stefan keskitalo Jun 07, 2017
1,740 Elisabeth Fridlund Jun 07, 2017
1,739 Tommy Malmström Jun 07, 2017
1,738 David Michael olofsson Jun 07, 2017
1,737 Sebastian Bjurman Jun 07, 2017
1,736 Ilka Dalén Jun 07, 2017
1,735 Johannes Bengtsson Jun 07, 2017
1,734 Niklas Magnusson Jun 07, 2017
1,733 Ninnie Hermansson Jun 07, 2017
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1,731 Niklas Ahlbäck Jun 07, 2017
1,730 Anders Lndqvist Jun 07, 2017
1,729 Fabians Svensson Jun 07, 2017
1,728 Hanne Geiget Jun 07, 2017
1,727 uno johansson Jun 07, 2017
1,726 Ingrid Ehnström Jun 07, 2017
1,725 Jonas Lagnehamn Jun 07, 2017
1,724 Tobias Emanuelsson Jun 07, 2017
1,723 Anna Lundahl Jun 07, 2017
1,722 Lena Eriksson Jun 07, 2017
1,721 Britt-Louise Söderlund Jun 07, 2017
1,720 Helen Westergren Jun 07, 2017
1,719 jan-erik karlsson Jun 07, 2017
1,718 DOMINGO MARTINEZ Jun 07, 2017
1,717 Anna G Jun 07, 2017
1,716 Troels D. Egeskjold Jun 07, 2017
1,715 Marcus Malm Jun 07, 2017
1,714 Rickard Larsson Jun 07, 2017
1,713 Maria Johansson Jun 07, 2017
1,712 Elin Eriksson Jun 07, 2017
1,711 Jonas Hedlund Jun 07, 2017
1,710 Charles Eng Jun 07, 2017
1,709 Michael Mayson Jun 07, 2017
1,708 Joakim. Johansson Jun 07, 2017
1,707 Rickard Gulliksson Jun 07, 2017
1,706 andreas engström Jun 07, 2017
1,705 Ulf Kajhammar Jun 07, 2017
1,704 karl bergkvist Jun 07, 2017
1,703 Patrik Svensson Jun 07, 2017
1,702 Anders B Jun 07, 2017
1,701 Penny Mikkelsen Jun 07, 2017
1,700 George Svanberg Jun 07, 2017
1,699 Tony Kareliusson Jun 07, 2017
1,698 Jorma Lievonen Jun 07, 2017
1,697 mikael olsson Jun 07, 2017
1,696 Petri Mikkonen Jun 07, 2017
1,695 Linnea Sjöqvist Jun 07, 2017
1,694 Timmie Nilsson Jun 07, 2017
1,693 Sandra Johansson Jun 07, 2017
1,692 Mikael Eriksson Jun 07, 2017
1,691 Chatarina Gyllenadler Jun 07, 2017
1,690 mikael schönemann Jun 07, 2017
1,689 Sven-Gunnar Arvidsson Jun 07, 2017
1,688 Giovanni Brignardello Jun 07, 2017
1,687 Sebastian Rydberg Jun 07, 2017
1,686 Larry Johansson Jun 07, 2017
1,685 Kari Andersson Jun 07, 2017
1,684 Bo Wennström Jun 07, 2017
1,683 Linus Bakken Jun 07, 2017
1,682 Bror Pettersson Jun 07, 2017
1,681 Jarl Herlitz Jun 07, 2017
1,680 Jessica Westman Jun 07, 2017
1,679 Ola Fredriksson Jun 07, 2017
1,678 Rickard Söderberg Jun 07, 2017
1,677 Veronica Fransson Jun 07, 2017
1,676 Oscar Persson Jun 07, 2017
1,675 Sonny Olsson Jun 07, 2017
1,674 Maja Dacke Jun 07, 2017
1,673 Mikael Lövkvist Jun 07, 2017
1,672 Peter Carnerot Jun 07, 2017
1,671 Jakob Ivarsson Jun 07, 2017
1,670 Jonny Andersson Jun 07, 2017
1,669 Jonatan Thyr Jun 07, 2017
1,668 Danny Jönsson Jun 07, 2017
1,667 Ingemar Hill Jun 07, 2017
1,666 ole vejsholt Jun 07, 2017
1,665 Eva Silfverswärd Jun 07, 2017
1,664 Hans Wahlgren Jun 07, 2017
1,663 Karin Bergström Jun 07, 2017
1,662 Sara Stödberg Jun 07, 2017
1,661 Håkan Wallner Jun 07, 2017
1,660 Eddie Olsson Jun 07, 2017
1,659 Peter Österberg Jun 07, 2017
1,658 Lucas Svedberg Jun 07, 2017
1,657 Daniel Persson Jun 07, 2017
1,656 Mady Lindberg Jun 07, 2017
1,655 Jörgen Karlsson Jun 07, 2017
1,654 Boban Stankovic Jun 07, 2017
1,653 Marko Helander Jun 07, 2017
1,652 Ingemar Westerbring Jun 07, 2017
1,651 Lis Jeppesen Jun 07, 2017
1,650 Mikael Johansson Jun 07, 2017
1,649 ola arvidsson Jun 07, 2017
1,648 Jens Nilsson Jun 07, 2017
1,647 Patrik Nilsson Jun 07, 2017
1,646 Martin Hållqvist Jun 07, 2017
1,645 Mathilda Landell Jun 07, 2017
1,644 Torbjörn Mård Jun 07, 2017
1,643 Kenneth Lundberg Jun 07, 2017
1,642 Gustav Persson Jun 07, 2017
1,641 Jonathan Freij Jun 07, 2017
1,640 Johanna Löfgren Jun 07, 2017
1,639 Dennis Kollross Jun 07, 2017
1,638 Inger Stenström Jun 07, 2017
1,637 Jan-Erik Gerhardsson Jun 07, 2017
1,636 Anders Bergaeus Jun 07, 2017
1,635 Jörgen Svensson Jun 07, 2017
1,634 Johan Wallstedt Jun 07, 2017
1,633 Mikael Muster Jun 07, 2017
1,632 Erik Svensson Jun 07, 2017
1,631 maria inger Jun 07, 2017
1,630 Jonathan Lundby Jun 07, 2017
1,629 Janne Andersson Jun 07, 2017
1,628 Fredrik Larsen Jun 07, 2017
1,627 annacarin maisa Jun 07, 2017
1,626 Mathias Stöckert Jun 07, 2017
1,625 Micael Ekdahl Jun 07, 2017
1,624 Birgitta Rusback Jun 07, 2017
1,623 Patrik Tysper Jun 07, 2017
1,622 Jimmy Thunlind Jun 07, 2017
1,621 Joakim Öhling Jun 07, 2017
1,620 Eva Valdimarsson Jun 07, 2017
1,619 Kristina Borg Jun 07, 2017
1,618 Magnus Plym Jun 07, 2017
1,617 Niklas Glindholm Jun 07, 2017
1,616 Fredrik Börjesson Jun 07, 2017
1,615 Johan Moberg Jun 07, 2017
1,614 Richard Larsson Jun 07, 2017
1,613 Anders Dahl Jun 07, 2017
1,612 Peter Jansson Jun 07, 2017
1,611 William Börjesson Jun 07, 2017
1,610 Elin Eld Jun 07, 2017
1,609 Sandra Jaresten Jun 07, 2017
1,608 Ingleif Wangsmo Jun 07, 2017
1,607 Alexander Ahlquist Jun 07, 2017
1,606 André Nyman Jun 07, 2017
1,605 Birgitta Alshorn Jun 07, 2017
1,604 Joanna Axelsen Jun 07, 2017
1,603 anna söderqvist Jun 07, 2017
1,602 Paul Hultgren Jun 07, 2017
1,601 Birgitta Malm Jun 07, 2017
1,600 Conny Lundberg Jun 07, 2017
1,599 Daniel Pettersson Jun 07, 2017
1,598 Kim mattsson Jun 07, 2017
1,597 Philip Berndtsson Jun 07, 2017
1,596 Stephan Lindeblad Jun 07, 2017
1,595 christer Alsander Jun 07, 2017
1,594 Daniel Gunstedt Jun 07, 2017
1,593 Frank Soerling Jun 07, 2017
1,592 Carina Norgren Jun 07, 2017
1,591 Tobias Dufström Jun 07, 2017
1,590 Adam Skogfelter Jun 07, 2017
1,589 Oscar Kölfors Jun 07, 2017
1,588 Daniel Sidstedt Jun 07, 2017
1,587 ulf peter malinen Jun 07, 2017
1,586 Ulf Nyberg Jun 07, 2017
1,585 Annica Alkerud Jun 07, 2017
1,584 john elisson Jun 07, 2017
1,583 Bertil Börjesson Jun 07, 2017
1,582 YVette Latiolais Jun 07, 2017
1,581 Christian Jonsson Jun 07, 2017
1,580 Pierre Arbestål Jun 07, 2017
1,579 Lene Thrane Jun 07, 2017
1,578 Per Porling Jun 07, 2017
1,577 G Florholm Jun 07, 2017
1,576 Mona Spector Jun 07, 2017
1,575 Linus Karlsson Jun 07, 2017
1,574 Renate Falck Jun 07, 2017
1,573 Lars Wilhelmsson Jun 07, 2017
1,572 Henrik Franke Jun 07, 2017
1,571 Jesper Olsson Jun 07, 2017
1,570 Jonathan Söderholm Jun 07, 2017
1,569 Sabina Nilsson Jun 07, 2017
1,568 Åsa M Jun 07, 2017
1,567 Christian Orrmalm Jun 07, 2017
1,566 Roger Samuelsson Jun 07, 2017
1,565 Hans Johansson Jun 07, 2017
1,564 Dan Dempkin Jun 07, 2017
1,563 Tomas Gidlöf Jun 07, 2017
1,562 Anders Jonsson Jun 07, 2017
1,561 Rickard Johansson Jun 07, 2017
1,560 Viveca Hall Ljungberg Jun 07, 2017
1,559 Christian Fransson Jun 07, 2017
1,558 Maria Holmberg Jun 07, 2017
1,557 Nils Trubkin Jun 07, 2017
1,556 Allan Svensson Jun 07, 2017
1,555 Lennart Frosteby Jun 07, 2017
1,554 uno svensson Jun 07, 2017
1,553 mathias lindqvist Jun 07, 2017
1,552 Irene Blom Jun 07, 2017
1,551 Christoffer Wallskog Jun 07, 2017
1,550 Dominika Larsson Jun 07, 2017
1,549 katarina egerskogh Jun 07, 2017
1,548 Herman Bengtsson Jun 07, 2017
1,547 Peter Westin Jun 07, 2017
1,546 Lise-Lotte Melin Jun 07, 2017
1,545 Arne Strand Jun 07, 2017
1,544 Stefan Persson Jun 07, 2017
1,543 Erik Karlsson Jun 07, 2017
1,542 Krister Sandkvist Jun 07, 2017
1,541 Mathias Fernqvist Jun 07, 2017
1,540 Camilla Bergman Jun 07, 2017
1,539 Linda Gustafsson Jun 07, 2017
1,538 Peter Rexington Jun 07, 2017
1,537 Thomas Sjlcren Jun 07, 2017
1,536 Margareta Eriksson Jun 07, 2017
1,535 Ammi Lundin Jun 07, 2017
1,534 Annelie Johansson Jun 07, 2017
1,533 Marcus Nordquist Jun 07, 2017
1,532 Fredrik Montelius Jun 07, 2017
1,531 Fredrik Waara Jun 07, 2017
1,530 Bertil Palm Jun 07, 2017
1,529 Tommy Larsson Jun 07, 2017
1,528 Hans Johansson Jun 07, 2017
1,527 Daniel Mattisson Jun 07, 2017
1,526 Stefan Edmundsson Jun 07, 2017
1,525 Kristian Toresson Jun 07, 2017
1,524 Micke S Jun 07, 2017
1,523 Andreas Johansson Jun 07, 2017
1,522 Toni Markström Jun 07, 2017
1,521 Thomas Boklint Jun 07, 2017
1,520 annette lindholm Jun 07, 2017
1,519 Christel Nilsson Jun 07, 2017
1,518 Månne Karlsson Jun 07, 2017
1,517 Niklas Åhström Jun 07, 2017
1,516 Erik Gustafsson Jun 07, 2017
1,515 Gert Hellström Jun 07, 2017
1,514 Tina Pleym Jun 07, 2017
1,513 Peter Roos Jun 07, 2017
1,512 andreas svensson Jun 07, 2017
1,511 Weine Riddarhielm Jun 07, 2017
1,510 Martin Ripa Jun 07, 2017
1,509 Ewa Lundén Jun 07, 2017
1,508 Lars Söderström Jun 07, 2017
1,507 Morgan Larsson Jun 07, 2017
1,506 Allan Nielsen Jun 07, 2017
1,505 Birgitta Håkansson Jun 07, 2017
1,504 Per Silén Jun 07, 2017
1,503 Ole Martin Iversen Jun 07, 2017
1,502 Bernt Herrlin Jun 07, 2017
1,501 Rafael Josefsson Jun 07, 2017
1,500 annika fåhraeus Jun 07, 2017
1,499 Mattias Sigvardsson Jun 07, 2017
1,498 Lena Pettersson Jun 07, 2017
1,497 Stig Michael Hultman Lundin Jun 07, 2017
1,496 Albin Strandberg Jun 07, 2017
1,495 rahul ghose Jun 07, 2017
1,494 Jørgen Boesgaard Jun 07, 2017
1,493 Irene Berglund Jun 07, 2017
1,492 jeanette Muster Jun 07, 2017
1,491 Björn Erlandsson Jun 07, 2017
1,490 Veronica Larsson Jun 07, 2017
1,489 Lars Isaksson Jun 07, 2017
1,488 Leif Andersson Jun 07, 2017
1,487 Barbro Philipson Jun 07, 2017
1,486 Risto Modén Jun 07, 2017
1,485 Dan Sjölin Jun 07, 2017
1,484 Teuvo Jussi Jun 07, 2017
1,483 Stig Holmskär Jun 07, 2017
1,482 Ann-Charlotte Willbach Jun 07, 2017
1,481 Cvetanka Bojcevska Jun 07, 2017
1,480 Jonnie Ångman Jun 07, 2017
1,479 Martin Illerbrand Jun 07, 2017
1,478 Sverker Ödesjö Jun 07, 2017
1,477 Roger Vänman Jun 07, 2017
1,476 Per Ydhag Jun 07, 2017
1,475 Fredrik Gustafsson Jun 07, 2017
1,474 Winnie Hyrland Jun 07, 2017
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1,471 Béatrice Hamilton Jun 07, 2017
1,470 Christian Hamilton Jun 07, 2017
1,469 Kenneth Kristiansson Jun 07, 2017
1,468 Michael Danielsson Jun 07, 2017
1,467 Lars Petersson Jun 07, 2017
1,466 Viktor Mörk Jun 07, 2017
1,465 Jens Tagesen Jun 07, 2017
1,464 Torbjörn Andersson Jun 07, 2017
1,463 Jan-olov Strålman Jun 07, 2017
1,462 Göran Drysander Jun 07, 2017
1,461 Arnold Ivar Winje Jun 07, 2017
1,460 Björn Lagergren Jun 07, 2017
1,459 Patrik Aspebrant Jun 07, 2017
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1,456 Michele Navarro Jun 07, 2017
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1,442 Patrik Bjurkvist Jun 07, 2017
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1,440 Thomas Nyberg Jun 07, 2017
1,439 Oscar Hannestad Jun 07, 2017
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1,435 Susanna Torstensson Jun 07, 2017
1,434 Adrienne Rask Jun 07, 2017
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1,431 Ola Patriksson Jun 07, 2017
1,430 Mathias Westberg Jun 07, 2017
1,429 Ingrid Lidberg Jun 07, 2017
1,428 Björn Örtenholm Jun 07, 2017
1,427 Maria Alderlid Jun 07, 2017
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1,425 Nettan Lindh Jun 07, 2017
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1,421 Dr. Jonas Skeppstedt Jun 07, 2017
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1,417 Nisse Lund Jun 07, 2017
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1,415 Jussi Väli-Tainio Jun 07, 2017
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1,412 Maj Axelsson Jun 07, 2017
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1,410 Ann-Charlotte Ivares Jun 07, 2017
1,409 marco hagren Jun 07, 2017
1,408 Micael Lejon Jun 07, 2017
1,407 Jerry Pettersson Jun 07, 2017
1,406 Pia Svensson Jun 07, 2017
1,405 Daniel Clason Jun 07, 2017
1,404 Sara Röjde Jun 07, 2017
1,403 ulla Öhrn Jun 07, 2017
1,402 Michael Ingstrom Jun 07, 2017
1,401 Christer Widell Jun 07, 2017
1,400 Daniel Söderberg Jun 07, 2017
1,399 Janne Mikkonen Jun 07, 2017
1,398 Mikael Borg Jun 07, 2017
1,397 Mats Agebrink Jun 07, 2017
1,396 Magnus Andersson Jun 07, 2017
1,395 Margareta Wiatrak Jun 07, 2017
1,394 Martin Sørensen Jun 07, 2017
1,393 Steven Burgman Jun 07, 2017
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1,391 Henrik Bøggild Jun 07, 2017
1,390 Lennart Olsson Jun 07, 2017
1,389 Sanni Kolari Jun 07, 2017
1,388 Roger Mattsson Jun 07, 2017
1,387 Mikael Gustavsson Jun 07, 2017
1,386 Judit Olsson Jun 07, 2017
1,385 Nisse Bult Jun 07, 2017
1,384 Robin Kronqvist Jun 07, 2017
1,383 Tony Niva Jun 07, 2017
1,382 Kjell Lindberg Jun 07, 2017
1,381 Daniel Hampus Jun 07, 2017
1,380 Tony Karlsson Jun 07, 2017
1,379 Karin Herre Jun 07, 2017
1,378 Tor Anders Engen Jun 07, 2017
1,377 Lars-Åke Andersson Jun 07, 2017
1,376 Åsa Petersson Jun 07, 2017
1,375 Daniel Caleta Jun 07, 2017
1,374 Birgit Ellehøj Andersen Jun 07, 2017
1,373 Per Winnberg Jun 07, 2017
1,372 Jess Holst nielsen Jun 07, 2017
1,371 Gege Blank Jun 07, 2017
1,370 mikael karlsson Jun 07, 2017
1,369 Daniel Stenman Jun 07, 2017
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1,367 John Langsen Jun 07, 2017
1,366 Angelica Wimark Jun 07, 2017
1,365 sivert johannesson Jun 07, 2017
1,364 Thony Ernman Jun 07, 2017
1,363 Stefan Svensson Jun 07, 2017
1,362 Mikaela Braun Jun 07, 2017
1,361 Frederick Wintcranz Jun 07, 2017
1,360 Tomasz Domachowski Jun 07, 2017
1,359 Håkan Åhs Jun 07, 2017
1,358 Mona Eriksson Jun 07, 2017
1,357 Inge Anderssons Jun 07, 2017
1,356 Marie Gustafsson Jun 07, 2017
1,355 Maud Ljungqwist Jun 07, 2017
1,354 Hans Osterdahl Jun 07, 2017
1,353 Jimmy Erlandsson Jun 07, 2017
1,352 Ole Valsgaard Hansen Jun 07, 2017
1,351 Eva Bogart Jun 07, 2017
1,350 Thomas Lundgren Jun 07, 2017
1,349 kenneth magnusson Jun 07, 2017
1,348 Rolf Joelsson Jun 07, 2017
1,347 Simon Hinz Jun 07, 2017
1,346 Felicia Hägg Jun 07, 2017
1,345 Björn Karlsson Jun 07, 2017
1,344 Gary Karlsson Jun 07, 2017
1,343 Rose-Marie Sundlöf Jun 07, 2017
1,342 Marcus Karlsson Jun 07, 2017
1,341 Christer Bigander Jun 07, 2017
1,340 Kjell Hallberg Jun 07, 2017
1,339 Marcus Sundmark Jun 07, 2017
1,338 Simon Forss Jun 07, 2017
1,337 Anita Wallsten Jun 07, 2017
1,336 Anna-Maria Karlsson Jun 07, 2017
1,335 David Passgård Jun 07, 2017
1,334 Bengt Wadbring Jun 07, 2017
1,333 william jakobsson Jun 07, 2017
1,332 Reinhold Saxeblad Jun 07, 2017
1,331 Rolf Mårtensson Jun 07, 2017
1,330 Ulf Norman Jun 07, 2017
1,329 Patric Johansson Jun 07, 2017
1,328 Bert Stenbeck Jun 07, 2017
1,327 Inger Nilsson Jun 07, 2017
1,326 Stig Valtersson Jun 07, 2017
1,325 Torbjörn Larsson Jun 07, 2017
1,324 marie svensson-strandberg Jun 07, 2017
1,323 Barbro Nyberg Jun 07, 2017
1,322 Susanne Ivarsson Jun 06, 2017
1,321 Linda Ström Jun 06, 2017
1,320 Eva Bülow Jun 06, 2017
1,319 Barbara Chowra Jun 06, 2017
1,318 Elsa Falk Jun 06, 2017
1,317 Andread Johansson Jun 06, 2017
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1,313 Fredrik Eriksson Jun 06, 2017
1,312 April Ranki Jun 06, 2017
1,311 Peter Grundström Jun 06, 2017
1,310 per melin Jun 06, 2017
1,309 Mattias Salomonsson Jun 06, 2017
1,308 Hans Andersson Jun 06, 2017
1,307 Daniel Borg Jun 06, 2017
1,306 Beatrice Kylfält Jun 06, 2017
1,305 Anders Schoultz Jun 06, 2017
1,304 Morgan Åberg Jun 06, 2017
1,303 Eva-Lotta De La Rosée Jun 06, 2017
1,302 Kristoffer Kantsjö Jun 06, 2017
1,301 Mikael Eriksson Jun 06, 2017
1,300 Anke Heitmann Jun 06, 2017
1,299 Gustav Ragnelind Jun 06, 2017
1,298 Per Dahl Jun 06, 2017
1,297 BENGT LAND Jun 06, 2017
1,296 Kit Larsen Hughes Jun 06, 2017
1,295 Inger Svensson Jun 06, 2017
1,294 Michael Nilsson Jun 06, 2017
1,293 JOLANTA ROZINSKI Jun 06, 2017
1,292 Sandra Wahrendorf Löf Jun 06, 2017
1,291 Magnus Starck Jun 06, 2017
1,290 Monika Jakobowski Jun 06, 2017
1,289 Hans Fallström Jun 06, 2017
1,288 Fredrik Wittikko Jun 06, 2017
1,287 Åsa Wiklund Jun 06, 2017
1,286 Eric Swanson Jun 06, 2017
1,285 Snezana Lång Jun 06, 2017
1,284 Ulf Bengtsson Jun 06, 2017
1,283 Ann Grönvall Jun 06, 2017
1,282 Anette Bergkvist Jun 06, 2017
1,281 Erika Linderholm Jun 06, 2017
1,280 Peter Martinsson Jun 06, 2017
1,279 Simon Holmqvist Jun 06, 2017
1,278 Pär Sivertsson Jun 06, 2017
1,277 Elsebeth A. Silverskiold Halckendorff Jun 06, 2017
1,276 Elisabeth kimming Jun 06, 2017
1,275 Tord Jahnke Jun 06, 2017
1,274 peter jung Jun 06, 2017
1,273 Madeleine Koistinen Jun 06, 2017
1,272 Maria Andersson Jun 06, 2017
1,271 Marie Thompson Jun 06, 2017
1,270 Inga-Lill Björkman Jun 06, 2017
1,269 Beatrice Orrenvade Jun 06, 2017
1,268 Jörgen Byström Jun 06, 2017
1,267 Tomas Eriksson Jun 06, 2017
1,266 Kerstin Karlsson Jun 06, 2017
1,265 Anders R Thompson o Jun 06, 2017
1,264 Björn Maxe Jun 06, 2017
1,263 Gabriella Persson Jun 06, 2017
1,262 Ramona Ballenthin Jun 06, 2017
1,261 tommy Jard Jun 06, 2017
1,260 Ewa Abrahamsson Jun 06, 2017
1,259 Alexander Friberg Jun 06, 2017
1,258 Barbro Nyberg Jun 06, 2017
1,257 Ulrika Hallgren Jun 06, 2017
1,256 Johnny Fredriksson Jun 06, 2017
1,255 Ulf Krentze Jun 06, 2017
1,254 Ronnie Ludvigsson Jun 06, 2017
1,253 Henrik Ritzen Jun 06, 2017
1,252 Ingela Terneborg Jun 06, 2017
1,251 Ingemar Ramell Jun 06, 2017
1,250 Benni Mukkala Jun 06, 2017
1,249 Kalle Persson Jun 06, 2017
1,248 Daniel Jensen Jun 06, 2017
1,247 Conny Nilsson Jun 06, 2017
1,246 Glenn Waern Jun 06, 2017
1,245 Sandor Fenyi Jun 06, 2017
1,244 Bo Westerberg Jun 06, 2017
1,243 Fredrik Bonnevier Jun 06, 2017
1,242 Oscar de Flon Jun 06, 2017
1,241 Johan Fredriksson Jun 06, 2017
1,240 eva palmer Jun 06, 2017
1,239 östen juntti Jun 06, 2017
1,238 Harri Ahlse'n Jun 06, 2017
1,237 Jörgen Persson Jun 06, 2017
1,236 Per Moen Jun 06, 2017
1,235 Ivar Möller Jun 06, 2017
1,234 Paul Nilsson Jun 06, 2017
1,233 Susanne Nilsson Jun 06, 2017
1,232 Lovisa Åkerstedt Jun 06, 2017
1,231 Roger Magnusson Jun 06, 2017
1,230 Emily Ahlberg Jun 06, 2017
1,229 ann-christin alveljung Jun 06, 2017
1,228 Carl Grönbohm Jun 06, 2017
1,227 Bo Henriksson Jun 06, 2017
1,226 Eva Johansson Jun 06, 2017
1,225 Fredrik Kornberg Jun 06, 2017
1,224 Emanuel Johansson Jun 06, 2017
1,223 Ulf Granlund Jun 06, 2017
1,222 Mats Alvejung Jun 06, 2017
1,221 Petra Ritzen Jun 06, 2017
1,220 Magnus Friberg Jun 06, 2017
1,219 Robin Magnusson Jun 06, 2017
1,218 Emmy Vargadottir Jun 06, 2017
1,217 Fredrik Green Jun 06, 2017
1,216 Andreas Arvidsson Jun 06, 2017
1,215 Annakarin Brundin Jun 06, 2017
1,214 thomas wikstedt Jun 06, 2017
1,213 Maria JOHANSSON Jun 06, 2017
1,212 Marica Edström Jun 06, 2017
1,211 Johnnie Larsson Jun 06, 2017
1,210 Jonas Wikander Jun 06, 2017
1,209 Anette Pettersson Jun 06, 2017
1,208 Ronald Hallberg Jun 06, 2017
1,207 Mikael Eriksson Jun 06, 2017
1,206 vivian edsberg Jun 06, 2017
1,205 Lars Forsberg Jun 06, 2017
1,204 Eliisabet Bohlinder Jun 06, 2017
1,203 Pia Andersson Jun 06, 2017
1,202 Agneta Nyström Jun 06, 2017
1,201 Jan Andersson Jun 06, 2017
1,200 Tomad Karlsson Jun 06, 2017
1,199 Andreas Strand Jun 06, 2017
1,198 Mikael Larsson Jun 06, 2017
1,197 rickard svensson Jun 06, 2017
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1,194 Jan Danielsson Jun 06, 2017
1,193 Magnus Husby Jun 06, 2017
1,192 Gert Juhlin Jun 06, 2017
1,191 Kevin Kvist Jun 06, 2017
1,190 Andreas Olofsson Jun 06, 2017
1,189 Sandra Granberg Jun 06, 2017
1,188 Didrik Sendow wirdmo Jun 06, 2017
1,187 Solveig InezDotter Jun 06, 2017
1,186 Ylva Tuoremaa Grape Jun 06, 2017
1,185 Kenny Wernersson Jun 06, 2017
1,184 Ambrosius Hell Jun 06, 2017
1,183 Kjell Nilsson Jun 06, 2017
1,182 Erik Gerdén Jun 06, 2017
1,181 Erik Skov Christensen Jun 06, 2017
1,180 Anders Nilsson Jun 06, 2017
1,179 Åsa Dautaj Jun 06, 2017
1,178 Brith-Louise Karlkvist Jun 06, 2017
1,177 Allan Allansson Jun 06, 2017
1,176 Gunilla Brandt Jonsson Jun 06, 2017
1,175 Steve Alm Jun 06, 2017
1,174 Kenneth Larsen Jun 06, 2017
1,173 Emil Viklund Jun 06, 2017
1,172 Malin Sjöström Jun 06, 2017
1,171 Yvonne Eriksson Jun 06, 2017
1,170 Fredrik Edlund Jun 06, 2017
1,169 Annelie Pelfrey Jun 06, 2017
1,168 Jonas Hellström Jun 06, 2017
1,167 Birgitta Hammarström Jun 06, 2017
1,166 Alexander Bjurebrant Jun 06, 2017
1,165 Robert Sembe Jun 06, 2017
1,164 Patrik Björklund Jun 06, 2017
1,163 Ronny Helsing Jun 06, 2017
1,162 Stevs Svensson Jun 06, 2017
1,161 Sofia Sandberg Jun 06, 2017
1,160 Andreas Nilsson Jun 06, 2017
1,159 Jonny Johansson Jun 06, 2017
1,158 Pär Tillberg Jun 06, 2017
1,157 Richard Pettersson Jun 06, 2017
1,156 Pär Holmqvist Jun 06, 2017
1,155 Srdan Mijatov Jun 06, 2017
1,154 Karin Plesner Nielsen Jun 06, 2017
1,153 Gun Johansson Jun 06, 2017
1,152 Madeleine Nilsson Jun 06, 2017
1,151 Arne Stagfeldt Jun 06, 2017
1,150 Curt Cronerud Jun 06, 2017
1,149 Anita Saxton Jun 06, 2017
1,148 Johan Aspenlid Jun 06, 2017
1,147 Christiane Zejda Jun 06, 2017
1,146 Leif Öhrqvist Jun 06, 2017
1,145 Gunhild Eriksson Ekeberg Jun 06, 2017
1,144 Mari Eriksson Jun 06, 2017
1,143 Håkan Karlsson Jun 06, 2017
1,142 Tuula Tuveskog Jun 06, 2017
1,141 Ricky Jönsson Jun 06, 2017
1,140 Bengt Bergström Jun 06, 2017
1,139 Jörgen Norum Jun 06, 2017
1,138 Michael Nilsson Jun 06, 2017
1,137 Robert Palmehed Jun 06, 2017
1,136 Anneli Gunnarsson Jun 06, 2017
1,135 paul Olovsson Jun 06, 2017
1,134 leena torvinen Jun 06, 2017
1,133 tage persson Jun 06, 2017
1,132 Birgit Guhlstorf Jun 06, 2017
1,131 Kristiina Brandt Jun 06, 2017
1,130 Pia Larsen Jun 06, 2017
1,129 Rickard Olsson Jun 06, 2017
1,128 Johan Siltala Jun 06, 2017
1,127 Kristian Blom Jun 06, 2017
1,126 Anna W Sandström Jun 06, 2017
1,125 Anders Leander Jun 06, 2017
1,124 Christopher Minnelid Jun 06, 2017
1,123 Magnus Sundqvist Jun 06, 2017
1,122 Linda Askling Jun 06, 2017
1,121 Jonas Andersson Jun 06, 2017
1,120 Evy-Britt Nordell Karlsson Jun 06, 2017
1,119 Rolf Löfgren Jun 06, 2017
1,118 Per-erik Andersson Jun 06, 2017
1,117 Andersson Sebastian Jun 06, 2017
1,116 Patrik Kjelldahl Jun 06, 2017
1,115 Göran Gustavsson Jun 06, 2017
1,114 Charlotte Witzig Jun 06, 2017
1,113 Kennie Jönsson Jun 06, 2017
1,112 Ingrid Josefsson-Kings Jun 06, 2017
1,111 Paul Coey Jun 06, 2017
1,110 Jan-Ola Gustafsson Jun 06, 2017
1,109 Andreas Jonsson Jun 06, 2017
1,108 Karoline Nilsson Jun 06, 2017
1,107 Anita Ejrup Jun 06, 2017
1,106 Gustav Davidsson Jun 06, 2017
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1,104 Bert Roos Jun 06, 2017
1,103 Joel Olsson Jun 06, 2017
1,102 Susanne Löfgren Jun 06, 2017
1,101 Jennie Alexandra Jun 06, 2017
1,100 Annelie Sundström Jun 06, 2017
1,099 Lars Eriksson Jun 06, 2017
1,098 Sylva Sundström Jun 06, 2017
1,097 Torbjörn Christensen Jun 06, 2017
1,096 Anna Gustafsson Jun 06, 2017
1,095 Ronny Svensson Jun 06, 2017
1,094 Grzegorz Damski Jun 06, 2017
1,093 Magnus Ehlén Jun 06, 2017
1,092 jörgen karlsson Jun 06, 2017
1,091 Ulla Britt Norberg Jun 06, 2017
1,090 Jeanette Jansson Jun 06, 2017
1,089 Susanne Hjulström Jun 06, 2017
1,088 Eeva Plathán Jun 06, 2017
1,087 Niclas Bergman Jun 06, 2017
1,086 Bo Andersson Jun 06, 2017
1,085 Pia Inden Jun 06, 2017
1,084 Rudolf Kozla Jun 06, 2017
1,083 Jennie Larsen Jun 06, 2017
1,082 Bertil Persson Jun 06, 2017
1,081 Susanne Lundgren Jun 06, 2017
1,080 Johan Karlsson Jun 06, 2017
1,079 John Lundvall Jun 06, 2017
1,078 Sol Rydius Jun 06, 2017
1,077 Hanna Fredriksson Jun 06, 2017
1,076 Linus Elisson Jun 06, 2017
1,075 Jean Paul GENTY Jun 06, 2017
1,074 Tobbe Hvornum Jun 06, 2017
1,073 Dan Christophs Jun 06, 2017
1,072 Ola Lindholm Jun 06, 2017
1,071 Hannes Andersson Jun 06, 2017
1,070 Thom Nilsson Jun 06, 2017
1,069 Fredrik Karlsson Jun 06, 2017
1,068 Michael Hansen Jun 06, 2017
1,067 Susann Brattström Jun 06, 2017
1,066 Claes-Olof Strand Jun 06, 2017
1,065 Lotta Gunnarsson Jun 06, 2017
1,064 Ulla Helgesson Jun 06, 2017
1,063 magnus eriksson Jun 06, 2017
1,062 Måns Ahlgren Jun 06, 2017
1,061 Helena Karlsson Jun 06, 2017
1,060 Charlie Wall Jun 06, 2017
1,059 Iwan Hallström Jun 06, 2017
1,058 Daniel Fredriksson Jun 06, 2017
1,057 Victoria Wärmler Jun 06, 2017
1,056 Georg Larsson Jun 06, 2017
1,055 Carina Öhman Jun 06, 2017
1,054 Kjell fogelkvist Jun 06, 2017
1,053 Hugo Frykman Krans Jun 06, 2017
1,052 Brian guldhammer Mikkelsen Jun 06, 2017
1,051 Magnus Stridsberg Jun 06, 2017
1,050 maria dalen Jun 06, 2017
1,049 Morgan Front Jun 06, 2017
1,048 inga Hørkjær Jun 06, 2017
1,047 Mikael Larsson Jun 06, 2017
1,046 Ingemar Odén Jun 06, 2017
1,045 Janne Lifvergren Jun 06, 2017
1,044 Alf Andersson Jun 06, 2017
1,043 Daniel Norrby Jun 06, 2017
1,042 Thomas Englund Jun 06, 2017
1,041 Jeanette Isaksson Jun 06, 2017
1,040 Peo Johansson Jun 06, 2017
1,039 Daniel Skogman Jun 06, 2017
1,038 Susanne Schmidt Jun 06, 2017
1,037 Lisen Persson Jun 06, 2017
1,036 Ann-Louise Johansson Jun 06, 2017
1,035 Johanna Lindström Jun 06, 2017
1,034 Jenny Sorsa Jun 06, 2017
1,033 Paul Deblond Jun 06, 2017
1,032 madeleine johansson Jun 06, 2017
1,031 Stefan Lindqvist Jun 06, 2017
1,030 Thor Morten Hem Jun 06, 2017
1,029 RoseMarie Hagberg Jun 06, 2017
1,028 Ulf Byström Jun 06, 2017
1,027 Lena Montelius Jun 06, 2017
1,026 Peter Häggblom Jun 06, 2017
1,025 Adam Eriksson Jun 06, 2017
1,024 Stefan Fohlin Jun 06, 2017
1,023 Jante Kiesbye Jun 06, 2017
1,022 mikael Turesson Jun 06, 2017
1,021 Dick hansson Jun 06, 2017
1,020 Anki Hellberg Jun 06, 2017
1,019 Lillian Ungermann Jun 06, 2017
1,018 Jonas Andersson Jun 06, 2017
1,017 Barbara Trusz Jun 06, 2017
1,016 Eva-Carin Hedberg Jun 06, 2017
1,015 Magnus Lundh Jun 06, 2017
1,014 Tony Svensson Jun 06, 2017
1,013 Elaine Höj Jun 06, 2017
1,012 Carola Stigsdotter Jun 06, 2017
1,011 Lars Berntzen Jun 06, 2017
1,010 Gun-Britt Bergquist Jun 06, 2017
1,009 sten lindholm Jun 06, 2017
1,008 Anette Fajersson Jun 06, 2017
1,007 Cecilia Echekwu Jun 06, 2017
1,006 Raymond Jönsson Jun 06, 2017
1,005 stella andersen Jun 06, 2017
1,004 Stefan Frimodig Jun 06, 2017
1,003 Karin Hedlund Jun 06, 2017
1,002 Bettina Antonie Clausen Jun 06, 2017
1,001 Eivor Johansson Jun 06, 2017
1,000 Valentin Danciu Jun 06, 2017
999 Helena Klein Jun 06, 2017
998 B-Å Nilsson Jun 06, 2017
997 Patrik Svedberg Jun 06, 2017
996 Victoria Lillestol Jun 06, 2017
995 Johanna Berlin Jun 06, 2017
994 Bengt henry Olsson Jun 06, 2017
993 Thomas Ericson Jun 06, 2017
992 Anni Grund Jun 06, 2017
991 Stefan Johansson Jun 06, 2017
990 roger thestrup Jun 06, 2017
989 Tony Jakobsson Jun 06, 2017
988 Mats Lindfors Jun 06, 2017
987 Elisabeth Sandersson Jun 06, 2017
986 Tommy Granfelt Jun 06, 2017
985 Magnus Wass Jun 06, 2017
984 Christian Löwenhielm Jun 06, 2017
983 Katarina Elsässer Jun 06, 2017
982 Angelica Bernemark Jun 06, 2017
981 Jan Eriksson Jun 06, 2017
980 Linda Tomtlund Jun 06, 2017
979 Jörgen Karlsson Jun 06, 2017
978 Johnny Mattsson Jun 06, 2017
977 Jörgen Karlsson Jun 06, 2017
976 Frida Laitiainen Jun 06, 2017
975 Björn Sundvall Jun 06, 2017
974 Daniel Johansson Jun 06, 2017
973 Sonja Miklaheim Jun 06, 2017
972 Samantha Bobäck Jun 06, 2017
971 Håkan Andreasson Jun 06, 2017
970 Ilona Jensen Jun 06, 2017
969 Jan Bergman Jun 06, 2017
968 Rikard Kilbäck Jun 06, 2017
967 Peter Strandbäck Jun 06, 2017
966 Patrik Eriksson Jun 06, 2017
965 Pehr Ådale Jun 06, 2017
964 Rasmus Larsson Jun 06, 2017
963 Alexander Lund Jun 06, 2017
962 Jeanette Isaksson Jun 06, 2017
961 Leif Nordmark Jun 06, 2017
960 Christina Lundberg Jun 06, 2017
959 Örjan Edvardsson Jun 06, 2017
958 Robin Svensson Jun 06, 2017
957 Per Weis Sørensen Sørensen Jun 06, 2017
956 Per-Olov Bergman Jun 06, 2017
955 Victoria Norbäck Jun 06, 2017
954 Michael Gustafsson Jun 06, 2017
953 Roger Larsson Jun 06, 2017
952 Robin Lindeblad Jun 06, 2017
951 Patrik Svanberg Jun 06, 2017
950 Gabriel Gredenvall Jun 06, 2017
949 Ulrika Magni Jun 06, 2017
948 Anette Österberg Jun 06, 2017
947 Kenny Hylander Jun 06, 2017
946 charlie aronsson Jun 06, 2017
945 Mikael Gustavsson Jun 06, 2017
944 Eivor Tillberg Jun 06, 2017
943 Anne-Maj Eriksson Jun 06, 2017
942 Henrik Larsson Jun 06, 2017
941 Lars Ask Jun 06, 2017
940 Flemming Dall Jun 06, 2017
939 Bernadetta Gasiorowska Jun 06, 2017
938 Claes Karlberg Jun 06, 2017
937 Jonas Andersson Jun 06, 2017
936 Gabriel Ohlsén Jun 06, 2017
935 Elisabeth Persson Jun 06, 2017
934 Daniel Nesselsten Jun 06, 2017
933 Olof Alexandersson Jun 06, 2017
932 Dick Westin Jun 06, 2017
931 Jonathan Nilsson Jun 06, 2017
930 stefan Vemälv Jun 06, 2017
929 aage peter lolk Jun 06, 2017
928 Per Ringberg Jun 06, 2017
927 Bengt-Åke Sandin Jun 06, 2017
926 Per Hass Rasmussen Jun 06, 2017
925 Marcus Henriksson Jun 06, 2017
924 Ann Charlotte Löfgren Jun 06, 2017
923 Diman Modig Jun 06, 2017
922 Martin Lindegren Jun 06, 2017
921 Pernilla Håkansson Jun 06, 2017
920 Markus Busk Jun 06, 2017
919 Martin Alexandersson Jun 06, 2017
918 Andreas Lundgren Jun 06, 2017
917 Jörgen Larsson Jun 06, 2017
916 Peter Rhoden Jun 06, 2017
915 Anna Fiedorowicz Jun 06, 2017
914 Jan Cederth Jun 06, 2017
913 Håkan Wiee Jun 06, 2017
912 Håkan Moqvist Jun 06, 2017
911 Jimmy Nordin Jun 06, 2017
910 Mette Kirketerp Jun 06, 2017
909 Patrik Hanzson Jun 06, 2017
908 Torbjörn Andersson Jun 06, 2017
907 Rune Eriksson Jun 06, 2017
906 Lena Anehed Jun 06, 2017
905 Jimmy Nilsson Jun 06, 2017
904 Andreas Mårtensson Jun 06, 2017
903 jari arosilta Jun 06, 2017
902 M. P. Engström Jun 06, 2017
901 Liza Utterström Jun 06, 2017
900 Irene Hansson Jun 06, 2017
899 Miriam Terner Jun 06, 2017
898 knut liberg Jun 06, 2017
897 Kristina Skywell Jun 06, 2017
896 Kent Johansson Jun 06, 2017
895 christin Ohlin Jun 06, 2017
894 Maria Dennis Jun 06, 2017
893 berith rosberg Jun 06, 2017
892 Leif Ehnemark Jun 06, 2017
891 Gete Kindal Jun 06, 2017
890 Lasse Nyland Jun 06, 2017
889 Eddy Thestrup Nielsen Jun 06, 2017
888 Cajsa Svensson Jun 06, 2017
887 ABNDERS HÄGG Jun 06, 2017
886 Barbro karlsson Jun 06, 2017
885 David Johansson Jun 06, 2017
884 Lars Stridsberg Jun 06, 2017
883 Ricky Ahlgren Jun 06, 2017
882 Roger Theman Jun 06, 2017
881 Hanne Paulsen Jun 06, 2017
880 Marie Andersson Jun 06, 2017
879 Charlie Karlsson Jun 06, 2017
878 stefan schiller Jun 06, 2017
877 Tobias Sövgren Jun 06, 2017
876 mattias andersson Jun 06, 2017
875 Ulf Gustafsson Jun 06, 2017
874 Sören Sagnered Jun 06, 2017
873 Björn Nilsson Jun 06, 2017
872 Dariusz Szczygiel Jun 06, 2017
871 Andreas Olsson Jun 06, 2017
870 Peter Fahlgren Jun 06, 2017
869 Peter Olsson Jun 06, 2017
868 Jerry Modig Jun 06, 2017
867 Anders Hellman Jun 06, 2017
866 Robin Hennig Jun 06, 2017
865 Jonas Steensgaard Jun 06, 2017
864 Liselotte Lindkvist Jun 06, 2017
863 Stefan Schönning Jun 06, 2017
862 Gunilla Persson Jun 06, 2017
861 Pär Bäse Jun 06, 2017
860 Daemon Löfman Jun 06, 2017
859 Sandra Larsson Jenei Jun 06, 2017
858 Christian Persson Jun 06, 2017
857 pia ljungqvist Jun 06, 2017
856 regin snejstrup Jun 06, 2017
855 Ronny Thunberg Jun 06, 2017
854 Kåre Söderholm Jun 06, 2017
853 Henrik Mikkelsen Jun 06, 2017
852 lisa dahlqvist Jun 06, 2017
851 Tim Söfgren Jun 06, 2017
850 Christa Larsen Jun 06, 2017
849 Fredrik Martinsson Jun 06, 2017
848 Gitte Persson Jun 06, 2017
847 björn källström Jun 06, 2017
846 Kristina Fredriksson Jun 06, 2017
845 Alexander Boström Jun 06, 2017
844 Lars-Göran Bonander Jun 06, 2017
843 Bo Wiberg Jun 06, 2017
842 Linn Lundqvist Jun 06, 2017
841 Kristina Parholt Jun 06, 2017
840 Alexander Kathy Jun 06, 2017
839 Stefan Helgesson Jun 06, 2017
838 Lotta Ahlstedt Jun 06, 2017
837 Marina Engberg Jun 06, 2017
836 Thomas FRISK Jun 06, 2017
835 Mats Bergstedt Jun 06, 2017
834 Lidia Marta Gonzalez Jun 06, 2017
833 Magnus Andersson Jun 06, 2017
832 Caroline Stevens Jun 06, 2017
831 Susanne Borg Jun 06, 2017
830 Evelina Rydberg Jun 06, 2017
829 henrik larsson Jun 06, 2017
828 Jan Marcus Jun 06, 2017
827 Stefan Schultz Jun 06, 2017
826 Magnus Borg Jun 06, 2017
825 Björn Brunstorp Jun 06, 2017
824 Nettiz Hällström Jun 06, 2017
823 Sylvia Håkansson Jun 06, 2017
822 Benny Erixon Jun 06, 2017
821 Adrian Ursu Jun 06, 2017
820 Bjørn Rasmussen Jun 06, 2017
819 Alice Karlsson Jun 06, 2017
818 charlie Fransson Jun 06, 2017
817 Elisabeth Borgshed Jun 06, 2017
816 Fredrik Pettersson Jun 06, 2017
815 Yrsa Häggström Jun 06, 2017
814 barbro lidman Jun 06, 2017
813 terho niskanen Jun 06, 2017
812 Olle Berggren Jun 06, 2017
811 Patrik Liljeroth Jun 06, 2017
810 Dan Kristensson Jun 06, 2017
809 Liese Sheerborn Jun 06, 2017
808 Björn Ellestad Jun 06, 2017
807 Carola Sol Jun 06, 2017
806 Andreas Åhlin Jun 06, 2017
805 Michel Johnsson Jun 06, 2017
804 Mats Persson Jun 06, 2017
803 Ronny Hedberg Jun 06, 2017
802 Per Jsson Jun 06, 2017
801 Leif Hermansson Jun 06, 2017
800 Hana Widerberg Jun 06, 2017
799 Emmelie Benjaminsson Jun 06, 2017
798 Michael Thörning Jun 06, 2017
797 Ella Johnsson Jun 06, 2017
796 Ulla Gustafsson Jun 06, 2017
795 Ann Sandelius Jun 06, 2017
794 Samuel Holtz Jun 06, 2017
793 Jonas Karlsson Jun 06, 2017
792 Tony Johansson Jun 06, 2017
791 Anders Svensson Jun 06, 2017
790 Henrik Lindström Jun 06, 2017
789 Tomas Nilsson Jun 06, 2017
788 Carina Enström Jun 06, 2017
787 Lars Engberg Jun 06, 2017
786 Bo Larsson Jun 06, 2017
785 Karin Nyblom Jun 06, 2017
784 Michael Josefsson Jun 06, 2017
783 Johnny Sandelius Jun 06, 2017
782 Karin Lindberg Jun 06, 2017
781 Christer Persson Jun 06, 2017
780 Christina Alfredsson Jun 06, 2017
779 Peter Forkelid Jun 06, 2017
778 sara nilsson Jun 06, 2017
777 Christina Wiltman Jun 06, 2017
776 Ola Hagerbo Jun 06, 2017
775 Ulla Lundell Jun 06, 2017
774 Peter Ekberg Jun 06, 2017
773 Jimmy Larsson Jun 06, 2017
772 Mattias Larsson Jun 06, 2017
771 Magnus Martinsson Jun 06, 2017
770 Hans Börjesson Jun 06, 2017
769 Robin Eriksson Jun 06, 2017
768 Robin Hansson Jun 06, 2017
767 Christoffer Einarsson Jun 06, 2017
766 Kim Sjöstrand Jun 06, 2017
765 Jesper Wahlström Jun 06, 2017
764 Andreas Hedin Jun 06, 2017
763 Pontus Nilsson Jun 06, 2017
762 Magnus Junhov Jun 06, 2017
761 Michael Ericsson Jun 06, 2017
760 Danni Andersen Jun 06, 2017
759 Stefan Hansson Jun 06, 2017
758 Lisbeth Nilsson Jun 06, 2017
757 Anders Lindberg Jun 06, 2017
756 Robert Rosenkvist Jun 06, 2017
755 Lena Nilsson Jun 06, 2017
754 Harley Colony Smucker Jun 06, 2017
753 Mats Andersson Jun 06, 2017
752 Dagny Holmroos Jun 06, 2017
751 André Urwitz Jun 06, 2017
750 Peter Bradtberg Jun 06, 2017
749 Maria Ryber Jun 06, 2017
748 Yvonne Sohlberg Jun 06, 2017
747 jimmy bergström Jun 06, 2017
746 Jennielee Ruus Jun 06, 2017
745 Albin Fredin Jun 06, 2017
744 Douglas Svensson Jun 06, 2017
743 Monica Wallh Jun 06, 2017
742 Kerstin Sigfridsson Jun 06, 2017
741 åke andersson Jun 06, 2017
740 Andreas Örneholm Jun 06, 2017
739 Johan Olsson Jun 06, 2017
738 Berndt Berg Jun 06, 2017
737 Gunilla Westerholm Jun 06, 2017
736 Kenneeth Roos Jun 06, 2017
735 Kent Andersson Jun 06, 2017
734 Christina Bergqvist Jun 06, 2017
733 rikard pettersson Jun 06, 2017
732 Filip Hagberg Jun 06, 2017
731 Birgitta Andersson Jun 06, 2017
730 Martin Johansson Jun 06, 2017
729 Leif Schultzberg Jun 06, 2017
728 Gunnar Sundgren Jun 06, 2017
727 Mats Antonsen Jun 06, 2017
726 Carsten Andersson Jun 06, 2017
725 Jörgen Elmér Jun 06, 2017
724 Mikael Eriksson Jun 06, 2017
723 Anders Eriksson Jun 06, 2017
722 Johnny Moe Jun 06, 2017
721 Louise Holm Jun 06, 2017
720 Fredrik Sahlberg Jun 06, 2017
719 Martin Bedoire Jun 06, 2017
718 Flemming Møller Jun 06, 2017
717 Inga Hansen Jun 06, 2017
716 Jocke Möller Jun 06, 2017
715 Josefin Eriksson Jun 06, 2017
714 Elisabeth Petersson Jun 06, 2017
713 Kristina Nielsen Jun 06, 2017
712 Örjan Sävström Jun 06, 2017
711 Gunnar Karlsson Jun 06, 2017
710 Jörgen-Ingmar Castell Jun 06, 2017
709 bengt heineman Jun 06, 2017
708 Cecilia Jönsson Jun 06, 2017
707 Anneli Ottosson Jun 06, 2017
706 Richard Persson Jun 06, 2017
705 Gun-Britt Strömblad-Bohman Jun 06, 2017
704 Daniel Pettersson Jun 06, 2017
703 mattias greenhalgh Jun 06, 2017
702 Christer Andersson Jun 06, 2017
701 Christoffer Norgren Jun 06, 2017
700 Jan Suder Jun 06, 2017
699 Jimmy Bremer Jun 06, 2017
698 Sarah Kronholm Jun 06, 2017
697 Anna Persson Jun 06, 2017
696 willy aniansson Jun 06, 2017
695 Stefan Nilsson Jun 06, 2017
694 Marcus Andersson Jun 06, 2017
693 Benny Karlssons Jun 06, 2017
692 Leif Almling Jun 06, 2017
691 Eva Lindgren Jun 06, 2017
690 Magnus Frock Jun 06, 2017
689 Katarina Johnsson Jun 06, 2017
688 Bengt Karlsson Jun 06, 2017
687 Eva Langley Jun 06, 2017
686 urban wangenholm Jun 06, 2017
685 Kent Jansson Jun 06, 2017
684 Gustav Alm Jun 06, 2017
683 Stefan Brunell Jun 06, 2017
682 Thomas Tage Lidbom Jun 06, 2017
681 Marie-Louise Jarl Steffenburg Jun 06, 2017
680 Rebecka Nilsson Jun 06, 2017
679 Per Bie Jun 06, 2017
678 Jonas Liedholm Jun 06, 2017
677 Maria Hedqvist Jun 06, 2017
676 Agneta Zetterberg Jun 06, 2017
675 Lars Ekelund Jun 06, 2017
674 Glenn Möller Jun 06, 2017
673 Jon Söder Jun 06, 2017
672 Hans Fredborg Jun 06, 2017
671 magnus Nilsson Jun 06, 2017
670 Billy Högberg Jun 06, 2017
669 Yvonne Gröndahl Jun 06, 2017
668 Ronny Persson Jun 06, 2017
667 Kenneth Karlsson Jun 06, 2017
666 Jørgen R. Karlaug Jun 06, 2017
665 Bengt Carlsson Jun 06, 2017
664 Barbro Larsson Jun 06, 2017
663 Carola Öhrn Jun 06, 2017
662 Peter Karlsson Jun 06, 2017
661 Tobias Ekvall Jun 06, 2017
660 Jan Andersson Jun 06, 2017
659 Love Persson Jun 06, 2017
658 Peter Svärd Jun 06, 2017
657 Gunilla Bedoire Jun 06, 2017
656 Michael Rödin Jun 06, 2017
655 Jerker Stavervik Jun 06, 2017
654 Joakim Römer Jun 06, 2017
653 Veronica Daneby Jun 06, 2017
652 Lennart Matikainen Jun 06, 2017
651 Björn Fredriksson Jun 06, 2017
650 Jan Nyberg Jun 06, 2017
649 Rickard Johansson Jun 06, 2017
648 Ola Vesterlund Jun 06, 2017
647 Johnny Hansen Jun 06, 2017
646 Anita Lindblad Jun 06, 2017
645 Torbjörn Ytterhlm Jun 06, 2017
644 Peo Seger Jun 06, 2017
643 Tobias Laursen Jun 06, 2017
642 Lotta Andrén Jun 06, 2017
641 Peter Olsson Jun 06, 2017
640 Peter Palm Jun 06, 2017
639 Simon Samuelsson Jun 06, 2017
638 mikael knutsson Jun 06, 2017
637 Stefan Löfven Jun 06, 2017
636 Fredrik Olsson Jun 06, 2017
635 Thomas Furhäll Jun 06, 2017
634 Martin Karlssons Jun 06, 2017
633 Michael Kingsmark Jun 06, 2017
632 ulrika jonsson Jun 06, 2017
631 Bengt Johansson Jun 06, 2017
630 Ingemar R M Malmberg Jun 06, 2017
629 martin kaup Jun 06, 2017
628 Marie Svensson Jun 06, 2017
627 Ulf Ottosson Jun 06, 2017
626 Mike Niva Jun 06, 2017
625 Malin Andersson Jun 06, 2017
624 Per Axel Petersson Jun 06, 2017
623 David Forslund Jun 06, 2017
622 Marie Svensson Jun 06, 2017
621 Reine Holm Jun 06, 2017
620 Robin olsson Jun 06, 2017
619 Rolf Nilsson Jun 06, 2017
618 Kenneth Andersson Jun 06, 2017
617 Michael Sydoff Jun 06, 2017
616 Linda Tamm Jun 06, 2017
615 Helena Gustafsson Jun 06, 2017
614 Lisbeth Berg Jun 06, 2017
613 Ankie Ellajdel Jun 06, 2017
612 Ulf Möller Jun 06, 2017
611 Agneta Persson Jun 06, 2017
610 Jakob Dahlbeck Jun 06, 2017
609 Thony Green Jun 06, 2017
608 Jonas Aftén Jun 06, 2017
607 Peter Karlsson Jun 06, 2017
606 Charlotta Andersson Jun 06, 2017
605 Marie Nilsson Jun 06, 2017
604 Vivi Ahlberh Jun 06, 2017
603 Joakim Jansson Jun 06, 2017
602 Tony Karlsson Jun 06, 2017
601 Nirre Berolf Jun 06, 2017
600 Dan Sandström Jun 06, 2017
599 Kenneth Ahlberg Jun 06, 2017
598 Erika Olofsson Jun 06, 2017
597 Björn Säfström Jun 06, 2017
596 Svante Lilja Jun 06, 2017
595 Martin Walter Jun 06, 2017
594 Erik Öhman Jun 06, 2017
593 Fredrik Skevarp Jun 06, 2017
592 Heidi Friis Jun 06, 2017
591 Stig Gustafsson Jun 06, 2017
590 Emelie Eriksson Jun 06, 2017
589 Marie Skoglund Jun 06, 2017
588 jill johansson Jun 06, 2017
587 BARBARA DALENHOLM Jun 06, 2017
586 Anne-Marie G Wouda Jun 06, 2017
585 Alexandra Ghialamas Jun 06, 2017
584 Yvonne Babar Jun 06, 2017
583 Lotte Lommerse Jun 06, 2017
582 Jan Ahlberg Jun 06, 2017
581 Annika Karlsen Jun 06, 2017
580 Stefan Abrahamsson Jun 06, 2017
579 Fredrik Granström Jun 06, 2017
578 Lovisa Askeus Jun 06, 2017
577 Eva Persson Jun 06, 2017
576 janne carlsson Jun 06, 2017
575 Peter Karlen Jun 06, 2017
574 inga-lill emilsson Jun 06, 2017
573 Robert Lagnehamn Jun 06, 2017
572 Andreas Jönsson Jun 06, 2017
571 Bernt Fossheimer Jun 06, 2017
570 jarl lindblom Jun 06, 2017
569 Cecilia A. Jun 06, 2017
568 Andreas Jonsson Jun 06, 2017
567 Kerstin Ekholm Jun 06, 2017
566 Ante wieweg Jun 06, 2017
565 lars-olov jonsson Jun 06, 2017
564 Cornelia Dahlberg Jun 06, 2017
563 Marie-Louise Hjelm Jun 06, 2017
562 Carina Sjögren Jun 06, 2017
561 Pontus Bergsten Jun 06, 2017
560 Roland Fritzell Jun 06, 2017
559 Kerstin Olsson Jun 06, 2017
558 Monika Källberg Jun 06, 2017
557 Claudius Hirt Jun 06, 2017
556 Ingela Jonsson Jun 06, 2017
555 Leif Eklund Jun 06, 2017
554 Fredrik Karlsson Jun 06, 2017
553 Andreas Lidenfeldt Jun 06, 2017
552 Christer Nygårds Jun 06, 2017
551 Niklas Åkerstedt Jun 06, 2017
550 Tony Sueco Jun 06, 2017
549 Conny Hansson Jun 06, 2017
548 Helena Wikström Jun 06, 2017
547 Hans Persson Jun 06, 2017
546 Jens Lindström Jun 06, 2017
545 Pia-Sofia Karlström Jun 06, 2017
544 Jackie J Jun 06, 2017
543 P F Jun 06, 2017
542 Ingela Lannkvist Jun 06, 2017
541 Hannes Magnusson Jun 06, 2017
540 marianne bergqvistdanielsson Jun 06, 2017
539 Tommy Ludvigsson Jun 06, 2017
538 thomas lövgren Jun 06, 2017
537 eva persson Jun 06, 2017
536 Kim Schöldsten Jun 06, 2017
535 Elionor Lagerholm Jun 06, 2017
534 olle olsson Jun 06, 2017
533 Carina Gjøl Jun 06, 2017
532 Annalise Clausen Jun 06, 2017
531 Daniel Larsson Jun 06, 2017
530 Mats Nilsson Jun 06, 2017
529 Jonny Thörnqvist Jun 06, 2017
528 Ida Olander Jun 06, 2017
527 Robert Granlund Jun 06, 2017
526 Lasse Karagiannis Jun 06, 2017
525 Marco Mikkola Jun 06, 2017
524 Larry Johansson Jun 06, 2017
523 Mats Dalebrand Jun 06, 2017
522 Glen Eriksson Jun 06, 2017
521 Anders Eriksson Jun 06, 2017
520 Tobbe Månsson Jun 06, 2017
519 Kjell-Arne Johansson Jun 06, 2017
518 Patric Hermansson Jun 06, 2017
517 Daniel Svensson Jun 06, 2017
516 Anders Holmberg Jun 06, 2017
515 Inger Eines Jun 06, 2017
514 Monic Tärnqvist Jun 06, 2017
513 Roine Helmersson Jun 06, 2017
512 Jonny Jensen Jun 06, 2017
511 Marcus Sigbjörnsson Jun 06, 2017
510 Robert Granlund Jun 06, 2017
509 Agnetha Blom Jun 06, 2017
508 Brigitte Gustavsson Jun 06, 2017
507 Jesse Landsaas Jun 06, 2017
506 Jimmy Johansson Jun 06, 2017
505 Mattias Norgren Jun 06, 2017
504 Mathias Nord Jun 06, 2017
503 Christian Engström Jun 06, 2017
502 conny grundström Jun 06, 2017
501 Tommy Birkeland Jun 06, 2017
500 Kennet Andersson Jun 06, 2017
499 Anton Brunstorp Jun 06, 2017
498 Alvar Bäcke Jun 06, 2017
497 ingrid johansson Jun 06, 2017
496 Carl Rudin Jun 06, 2017
495 mica åslund Jun 06, 2017
494 Robert Thorin Jun 06, 2017
493 Ellinor Rosander Jun 06, 2017
492 Jan Rosbäck Jun 06, 2017
491 matthias johansson Jun 06, 2017
490 Benny Andersson Jun 06, 2017
489 Mikael Welander Jun 06, 2017
488 Agneta Berg Jun 06, 2017
487 Alexander Johansson Jun 06, 2017
486 Jörgen Westin Jun 06, 2017
485 Cristel Johansson Jun 06, 2017
484 Eva Svensson Jun 06, 2017
483 Jan Hammarbäck Jun 06, 2017
482 inger Malmström Jun 06, 2017
481 Martin Hansson Jun 06, 2017
480 Emil Resmann Jun 06, 2017
479 Annica Nordered Jun 06, 2017
478 Micaela Lundgren Jun 06, 2017
477 Annelie Ekdahl Jun 06, 2017
476 Johan Starborg Jun 06, 2017
475 Michael Svensson Jun 06, 2017
474 björn mårtensson Jun 06, 2017
473 Staffan Lindeman Jun 06, 2017
472 Henri Nilsson Jun 06, 2017
471 Kata Adorjani Jun 06, 2017
470 Siv Scarborough Jun 06, 2017
469 INGER KARLSSON Jun 06, 2017
468 Staffan Muregård Jun 06, 2017
467 Linus Ahlgren Jun 06, 2017
466 Jan Möller Jun 06, 2017
465 Patrik Qvist Jun 06, 2017
464 Kjell-åke Hansen Jun 06, 2017
463 Ewa Olsson Jun 06, 2017
462 marita tiheäsalo Jun 06, 2017
461 Magnus Ljungqvist Jun 06, 2017
460 Jonas Wennberg Jun 06, 2017
459 PD Marits Jun 06, 2017
458 Mary Kasten Jun 06, 2017
457 Mats Holm Jun 06, 2017
456 Jessica Lind Jun 06, 2017
455 Yvonne Andersson Jun 06, 2017
454 susann jakobsson Jun 06, 2017
453 Roger Salén Jun 06, 2017
452 Johan Nyström Jun 06, 2017
451 Jonny Bråthen Jun 06, 2017
450 Mattias Alm Jun 06, 2017
449 Alexander Bengtsson Jun 06, 2017
448 Anders Eriksson Jun 06, 2017
447 Christian Magnusson Jun 06, 2017
446 Mikael Forsberg Jun 06, 2017
445 Jesper Andersson Jun 06, 2017
444 Peter Fehrm Jun 06, 2017
443 Britt-Inger Öst Jun 06, 2017
442 Roland Burman Jun 06, 2017
441 Ann-sofi Eriksson Jun 06, 2017
440 Mikael Östman Jun 06, 2017
439 Linda Fridlund Jun 06, 2017
438 Reijo Jardekrans Jun 06, 2017
437 Jenny Johansson Jun 06, 2017
436 M****a M****h Jun 06, 2017
435 Gunilla Weenborn Jun 06, 2017
434 Jessica Byström Jun 06, 2017
433 Mikolaj Dorozala Jun 06, 2017
432 Rickard Nyman Jun 06, 2017
431 Bengt Persson Jun 06, 2017
430 Janet Andersson Jun 06, 2017
429 Magnus Andersson Jun 06, 2017
428 Katarina Tornquist Jun 06, 2017
427 Eva Andersson Jun 06, 2017
426 Stefan Wetterstedt Jun 06, 2017
425 Torbjörn Wiren Jun 06, 2017
424 kristina schalin Jun 06, 2017
423 Oscar Helgesson Jun 06, 2017
422 Eva Schiöld Jun 06, 2017
421 Gunnel Stahl Jun 06, 2017
420 Jenny Steed Jun 06, 2017
419 Renée Schultz Jun 06, 2017
418 Thomas Paulsson Jun 06, 2017
417 Bo Jansson Jun 06, 2017
416 Sara Johansson Jun 06, 2017
415 håkan olsson Jun 06, 2017
414 Thomas Broström Jun 06, 2017
413 Daniel Larsson Jun 06, 2017
412 Georg Sebestyen Jun 06, 2017
411 Elisabet Östlin Jun 06, 2017
410 Tomas Malmgren Jun 06, 2017
409 Bengt Börjesson Jun 06, 2017
408 Ulrika Johnsson Jun 06, 2017
407 Pieter Landberg Jun 06, 2017
406 Mats Nilsson Jun 06, 2017
405 Stefan Melin Jun 06, 2017
404 birgitta billgren Jun 06, 2017
403 Michael Engblom Jun 06, 2017
402 Vivian Flyktig Jun 06, 2017
401 Mats Hagervik Jun 06, 2017
400 Mikael Föll Jun 06, 2017
399 hasse blom Jun 06, 2017
398 joachim hultstrand Jun 06, 2017
397 josef konja Jun 06, 2017
396 Inger Eriksson Jun 06, 2017
395 Johan Andersson Jun 06, 2017
394 Emil Boethius Jun 06, 2017
393 Alex Iggström Jun 06, 2017
392 Mattias Ek Jun 06, 2017
391 Filippa Nilersköld Jun 06, 2017
390 Morgan Larsson Jun 06, 2017
389 KIRSTEN SLETBJERG Jun 06, 2017
388 EvaHedman Hedman Jun 06, 2017
387 Henrik Håkansson Jun 06, 2017
386 Candra Larsson Jun 06, 2017
385 Dennis Eriksson Jun 06, 2017
384 Agneta Magnusson Jun 06, 2017
383 Michael Olsson Jun 06, 2017
382 Roger Bäckström Jun 06, 2017
381 Tobias Bratt Jun 06, 2017
380 Susanne Pettersson Jun 06, 2017
379 Ingalill Ekroth Jun 06, 2017
378 marita nilsson Jun 06, 2017
377 Tina Leiderö Jun 06, 2017
376 leif einarsson Jun 06, 2017
375 Elvine Lindell Jun 06, 2017
374 Maria L Dickerson Jun 06, 2017
373 Per Randevik Jun 06, 2017
372 Margot Gustavsson-Vestergren Jun 06, 2017
371 Richard Linde Jun 06, 2017
370 Jonas Magnusson Jun 06, 2017
369 Annika Carlsson Jun 06, 2017
368 Sven-Gunnar Holgersson Jun 06, 2017
367 Fritjof Persson Jun 06, 2017
366 przemek golominski Jun 06, 2017
365 Marie Svensson Jun 06, 2017
364 Pete Johnson Jun 06, 2017
363 jytte schmidt Jun 06, 2017
362 Magnus Thorn Jun 06, 2017
361 Lars Lindeberg Jun 06, 2017
360 Carsten Johansson Jun 06, 2017
359 Niklas Olsson Jun 06, 2017
358 Fredrik Arkefeldt Jun 06, 2017
357 Robert Olsson Jun 06, 2017
356 Sussie Rosberg Jun 06, 2017
355 Morgan Pettersson Jun 06, 2017
354 Frank Sandgren Jun 06, 2017
353 Karl Arne Björnänger Jun 06, 2017
352 Karl Müller Jun 06, 2017
351 Yasmine Javerud Jun 06, 2017
350 Elisia Söderqvist Jun 06, 2017
349 Albert Boschetto Jun 06, 2017
348 Monica Svensson Jun 06, 2017
347 Lars Ulwencreutz Jun 06, 2017
346 Jimmy Johansson Jun 06, 2017
345 Johan Badh Jun 06, 2017
344 Péter Orincsay Jun 06, 2017
343 Håkan Bergmark Jun 06, 2017
342 Joel Nilsen Jun 06, 2017
341 Robert Johansson Jun 06, 2017
340 Joakim Rönngren Jun 06, 2017
339 Johan Karlsson Jun 06, 2017
338 Susanne Strömstedt Jun 06, 2017
337 Leif Kårsell Jun 06, 2017
336 Maria Hjortängen Jun 06, 2017
335 Stig Olsson Jun 06, 2017
334 Jani Wiik Jun 06, 2017
333 Bengt Andersson Jun 06, 2017
332 Ulrika Halvordsson Jun 06, 2017
331 Ingalill Grundberg Jun 06, 2017
330 Anton Gustavsson Jun 06, 2017
329 Patrik Sjöstedt Jun 06, 2017
328 Magnus Fransson Jun 06, 2017
327 Nils Viklund Jun 06, 2017
326 Kent Ivarsson Jun 06, 2017
325 Monica Blom Jun 06, 2017
324 Henry Nguyen Jun 06, 2017
323 Ann Johansson Jun 06, 2017
322 jerry thorsson Jun 06, 2017
321 lisa ekstrand Jun 06, 2017
320 jan hjelm Jun 06, 2017
319 Roland Engblom Jun 06, 2017
318 Elena Kristoffersen Jun 06, 2017
317 Thoma Hansson Jun 06, 2017
316 Ann Dessnert Jun 06, 2017
315 elisabeth barringer Jun 06, 2017
314 Linda Forsberg Jun 06, 2017
313 Henrik Larsson Jun 06, 2017
312 Patrik Seger Jun 06, 2017
311 Åke Strömberg Jun 06, 2017
310 Jessica Wedin Jun 06, 2017
309 Sven Olsson Jun 06, 2017
308 Mattias PÅLSSON Jun 06, 2017
307 Anette Johansson Jun 06, 2017
306 Mona Löfstrand Jun 06, 2017
305 Inger Sällström Jun 06, 2017
304 Per Rooth Jun 06, 2017
303 liila baum Jun 06, 2017
302 Jane Elfgren Jun 06, 2017
301 Mats Larsson Jun 06, 2017
300 Lars Sköldmark Jun 06, 2017
299 Inger Jochnick Jun 06, 2017
298 Martin Andersson Jun 06, 2017
297 Bengt Larsson Jun 06, 2017
296 Daniel Contini Jun 06, 2017
295 Irene zikoria Jun 06, 2017
294 Michael Karlsson Jun 06, 2017
293 Kjell Nordqvist Jun 06, 2017
292 Greger Lindblad Jun 06, 2017
291 Mia Staf Jun 06, 2017
290 Hannu Leinonen Jun 06, 2017
289 John Erixon Jun 06, 2017
288 BO Wadenrud Jun 06, 2017
287 margareta synnergren Jun 06, 2017
286 Viktor Friberg Jun 06, 2017
285 Lena Bergvall Jun 06, 2017
284 Ronny Sjöstrand Jun 06, 2017
283 Torbjörn Persson Jun 06, 2017
282 Isa Friberg Jun 06, 2017
281 Gunilla Haraldsson Jun 06, 2017
280 Dn Möller Jun 06, 2017
279 Robert Gustafsson Jun 06, 2017
278 Elias Kantmark Jun 06, 2017
277 Conny Lundgren Jun 06, 2017
276 Britt-Marie Carlberg Jun 06, 2017
275 Hanna Larsson Jun 06, 2017
274 Jari Auer Jun 06, 2017
273 Sara Kindvall Jun 06, 2017
272 Kjell Wiberg Jun 06, 2017
271 Magnus Lindgren Jun 06, 2017
270 jim näslund Jun 06, 2017
269 Ann-Charlotte Holmberg Jun 06, 2017
268 Pär Lind Jun 06, 2017
267 Maria Sundberg Jun 06, 2017
266 Patrik Hassel Jun 06, 2017
265 Börje Strömberg Jun 06, 2017
264 Janne Poikonen Jun 06, 2017
263 Jerker Nirbrant Jun 06, 2017
262 Michael Johansson Jun 06, 2017
261 Åke Thonberg Jun 06, 2017
260 Thimny Svensson Jun 06, 2017
259 Thomas Nilsson Jun 06, 2017
258 Linda Ericson Jun 06, 2017
257 Petet Hanning Jun 06, 2017
256 Finn Pedersen Jun 06, 2017
255 Peder Ljungkvist Jun 06, 2017
254 Gert Olsson Jun 06, 2017
253 Eric Johansson Jun 06, 2017
252 Thomas Jonasson Jun 06, 2017
251 Eskil Berglund Jun 06, 2017
250 Robert Winsa Jun 06, 2017
249 Veronica Nüssli Jun 06, 2017
248 Marco Ackerman Jun 06, 2017
247 Kenneth Carlsson Jun 06, 2017
246 Andreas Rova Jun 06, 2017
245 Ingvar Andersson Jun 06, 2017
244 GunBritt Lundström Jun 06, 2017
243 ROGER WIDBLOM Jun 06, 2017
242 Rasmus Jonasson Jun 06, 2017
241 Staffan Kullberg Jun 06, 2017
240 Kristina Wide Jun 06, 2017
239 Dennis Slotteborn Jun 06, 2017
238 Catarina Aspelin Jun 06, 2017
237 Marcus Lundquist Jun 06, 2017
236 Simon Johansson Jun 06, 2017
235 michel johansson Jun 06, 2017
234 Mats LUNDSTEDT Jun 06, 2017
233 Annika Carlsson Jun 06, 2017
232 Lotta Nissen Jun 06, 2017
231 Carl Steffenburg Jun 06, 2017
230 Jonathan Fagerlund Jun 06, 2017
229 Filipe Rebello de Andrade Jun 06, 2017
228 Solveig E Jun 06, 2017
227 Karin Nord Jun 06, 2017
226 Stefan Matsson Jun 06, 2017
225 Patrik Hallström Jun 06, 2017
224 Annika Lilja Jun 06, 2017
223 Eva-Marie Olsson Jun 06, 2017
222 Hans Bucht Jun 06, 2017
221 Leif Abrahamsson Jun 06, 2017
220 tomas wallblom Jun 06, 2017
219 simon jiggen Jun 06, 2017
218 Ida Eriksson Jun 06, 2017
217 Jan-Åke Jönsson Jun 06, 2017
216 Jesper Hartvig Jun 06, 2017
215 Birgitta Malmgren Jun 06, 2017
214 Ingrid Appeltofft Jun 06, 2017
213 Jessica Eriksson Jun 06, 2017
212 Arne Olsson Jun 06, 2017
211 Ingrid Andersson Jun 06, 2017
210 Anne-Marie Bogren Jun 06, 2017
209 Anna Ersman Jun 06, 2017
208 Monika Labidi Jun 06, 2017
207 karen koppetz Jun 06, 2017
206 Anita Petersson Jun 06, 2017
205 R. Johansson Jun 06, 2017
204 Marcus Jönsson Jun 06, 2017
203 Annika Jonasson Jun 06, 2017
202 Albin Larsson Jun 06, 2017
201 Stefan Persson Jun 06, 2017
200 Johanna Larsson Jun 06, 2017
199 Mari Johansson Jun 06, 2017
198 Sigge Johansson Jun 06, 2017
197 Peter Björndal Jun 06, 2017
196 Urban Johansson Jun 06, 2017
195 AnneLee Wremer Jun 06, 2017
194 Marlene Eriksson Jun 06, 2017
193 Freddy Tönnesen Jun 06, 2017
192 Jon Andersson Jun 06, 2017
191 Tord Oldemyr Jun 06, 2017
190 Daniel Frändelöv Jun 06, 2017
189 Roger Julin Jun 06, 2017
188 Kerstin Carlsson Jun 06, 2017
187 Jörgen Filipsson Jun 06, 2017
186 Christina Johansson Jun 06, 2017
185 Mari Möckelstrand Jun 06, 2017
184 Charlie Ceder Jun 06, 2017
183 Åsa Tillgren Jun 06, 2017
182 Björn Björkqvist Jun 06, 2017
181 Annette Norell Jun 06, 2017
180 Magnus svensson Jun 06, 2017
179 Göran Eliasson Jun 06, 2017
178 Carl-Johan Andersson Jun 06, 2017
177 Elisabeth Ingvald Jun 06, 2017
176 anna-lena israelsson Jun 06, 2017
175 Daniel Spansk Jun 06, 2017
174 Hans Andersson Jun 06, 2017
173 Stefan Eriksson Jun 06, 2017
172 Inger Agnar Jun 06, 2017
171 Magnus Nilsson Jun 06, 2017
170 Lennart Strandesjö Jun 06, 2017
169 Einar Johansson Jun 06, 2017
168 Pernilla Almtoft Jun 06, 2017
167 anne busck Jun 06, 2017
166 William Wara Jun 06, 2017
165 Rolf Knuts Jun 06, 2017
164 Sandra Wara Jun 06, 2017
163 kjell hemgren Jun 06, 2017
162 Lilian Monfelt Jun 06, 2017
161 Anders Öjerfalk Jun 06, 2017
160 Jana Lund Jun 06, 2017
159 Barbro Rost Jun 06, 2017
158 Susanne Johansson Jun 06, 2017
157 Niels Bak Rasmussen Jun 06, 2017
156 Martin Svenberg Jun 06, 2017
155 T. Maria Valentina Jun 06, 2017
154 Anders Gustafsson Jun 06, 2017
153 Robert Holmberg Jun 06, 2017
152 Jan Christensen Jun 06, 2017
151 S ENGVALL Jun 06, 2017
150 Mikael Thunberg Jun 06, 2017
149 Pia Janson Jun 06, 2017
148 tobihas march salleras Jun 06, 2017
147 L Friberg Jun 06, 2017
146 sonja jonasson Jun 06, 2017
145 Daniel Johansson Jun 06, 2017
144 T O Jun 06, 2017
143 Niklas Lindstedt Jun 06, 2017
142 Björn Johansson Jun 06, 2017
141 Anna Pettersson Jun 06, 2017
140 Bo Persson Jun 06, 2017
139 Tobias Krantz Jun 06, 2017
138 Roger Lindholm Jun 06, 2017
137 Inger Argento Jun 06, 2017
136 Harry Gustafsson Jun 06, 2017
135 Johan Karlsson Jun 06, 2017
134 Per Samuelsson Jun 06, 2017
133 Andreas Åström Jun 06, 2017
132 Erik Johansson Jun 06, 2017
131 Tommy Lillgård Jun 06, 2017
130 Per Kallings Jun 06, 2017
129 Kent Strömbäck Jun 06, 2017
128 Sonny Andersson Jun 06, 2017
127 Per Börjeson Jun 06, 2017
126 Eva Björk Jun 06, 2017
125 Carl Kraft Jun 06, 2017
124 Daniel Annefalk Jun 06, 2017
123 Rob F Jun 06, 2017
122 Robin Forssander Jun 06, 2017
121 Anders Sköld Jun 06, 2017
120 Patrik Larsson Jun 06, 2017
119 Johan Gustavsson Jun 06, 2017
118 Magnus Svensson Jun 06, 2017
117 Anders Gustafsson Jun 06, 2017
116 John Nilsson Jun 06, 2017
115 Dan Åkerman Jun 06, 2017
114 Björn Sveninge Jun 06, 2017
113 Kristofer Sjöström Jun 06, 2017
112 Patrik Schärrström Jun 06, 2017
111 Malin Nilsson Jun 06, 2017
110 Raul Olmert Jun 06, 2017
109 Barbara Forssenius Jun 06, 2017
108 Frank Andersson Jun 06, 2017
107 Carl Henning Larsen Jun 06, 2017
106 Rasmus Björnberg Jun 06, 2017
105 Pernilla Johansson Jun 06, 2017
104 Lena Pålsson Jun 06, 2017
103 Juha Snellman Jun 06, 2017
102 Mikael Rasmussen Ryngberg Jun 06, 2017
101 Peter Svensson Jun 06, 2017
100 Lisa Andersson Jun 06, 2017
99 Richard Närland Jun 06, 2017
98 Kent Holgaard Jun 06, 2017
97 Joakim Wiberg Jun 06, 2017
96 A B Jun 06, 2017
95 Niklas Nydahl Jun 06, 2017
94 Daniel Fällgren Jun 06, 2017
93 Håkan Sjökvist Jun 06, 2017
92 Torsten Gunnarsson Jun 06, 2017
91 Joel Björkdahl Jun 06, 2017
90 Jörgen Löfstedt Jun 06, 2017
89 Susanne Holm Jun 06, 2017
88 Elisabeth Johannesström Jun 06, 2017
87 Jenny Manners Jun 06, 2017
86 Ola Svensson Jun 06, 2017
85 Emma Nygren Jun 06, 2017
84 Mia Sköld Jun 06, 2017
83 Jerry Bacq Jun 06, 2017
82 Kerstin Blomqvist Jun 06, 2017
81 Anders Carlsson Jun 06, 2017
80 Jimmy Friberg Jun 06, 2017
79 Björn söderberg Jun 06, 2017
78 Jane Bäcq Jun 06, 2017
77 Marie Westergren Jun 06, 2017
76 Ulrik Tuvelid Jun 06, 2017
75 Tina Eliasson Jun 06, 2017
74 Bror Siira Jun 06, 2017
73 Renata Nora Jun 06, 2017
72 Carina Jansson Jun 06, 2017
71 Peter Hellblom Jun 06, 2017
70 Björn Hansson Jun 06, 2017
69 Nicodemus Sandberg Jun 06, 2017
68 Carl Gram Jun 06, 2017
67 Gunilla Blom Jun 06, 2017
66 Jan Norberg Jun 06, 2017
65 Heikki Kivimäki Jun 06, 2017
64 Ingela Lövgren Jun 06, 2017
63 Jeanett Andersson Jun 06, 2017
62 Helena Andersson Jun 06, 2017
61 Elice Nyholm Jun 06, 2017
60 Annechristine Forsman Jun 06, 2017
59 Eva-Lotte Olsson Jun 06, 2017
58 Lars-Göran Jonsson Jun 06, 2017
57 Alexander Gustafsson Jun 06, 2017
56 Roland Johnsson Jun 06, 2017
55 Lars Rosenblom Jun 06, 2017
54 Gustaf Pettersson Jun 06, 2017
53 Johanna Westin Jun 06, 2017
52 Lasse Wikman Jun 06, 2017
51 Pär Wibe Jun 06, 2017
50 Marie Boström Jun 06, 2017
49 Stefan Hultman Jun 06, 2017
48 Thomas Svensson Jun 06, 2017
47 Ellinor Åkerström Jun 06, 2017
46 Leif Rosén Jun 06, 2017
45 Krister Nyström Jun 06, 2017
44 Ronnie Cernowain Jun 06, 2017
43 Karin Nyström Jun 06, 2017
42 Johan Sundh Jun 06, 2017
41 Jonas Bjärhall Jun 06, 2017
40 Alicja Dahlin Jun 06, 2017
39 Erling Fryde Jun 06, 2017
38 Jocke Goransson Jun 06, 2017
37 Henrik Johansson Jun 06, 2017
36 Carina Blomdahl Jun 06, 2017
35 Mats Lindfors Jun 06, 2017
34 Philip Kollberg Jun 06, 2017
33 per-göran karlsson Jun 06, 2017
32 Karl-Fredrik Holm Jun 06, 2017
31 Berith Weinstock Jun 06, 2017
30 Sven Broddesson Jun 06, 2017
29 Ola Thor Jun 06, 2017
28 George Berg Jun 06, 2017
27 Sonny Lundqvist Jun 06, 2017
26 Douglas Gabrielsson Jun 06, 2017
25 Jan Berg Jun 06, 2017
24 Gustaf Bergman Jun 06, 2017
23 Stefan Hazy Jun 06, 2017
22 Jan Werner Jun 06, 2017
21 pernilla Ebbelid Jun 06, 2017
20 Ulla Maria Svanede Jun 06, 2017
19 Anders Paulsson Jun 06, 2017
18 Ann-Chrisin Nilsson Jun 06, 2017
17 Hendry Nyholm Jun 06, 2017
16 Monica Krebs Jun 06, 2017
15 Sara Johansson Jun 06, 2017
14 Lova Gardelius Jun 06, 2017
13 Ann-Christin Magnusson Jun 06, 2017
12 Mattias Bodén Jun 06, 2017
11 Johan Andersson Jun 06, 2017
10 Ingrid Carlqvist Jun 06, 2017
9 Pär av familjen Henriksson Jun 06, 2017
8 Emma Hedström Jun 06, 2017
7 Jerry Sträng Jun 06, 2017
6 Leif Erlingsson Jun 06, 2017
5 Anders Magnusson Jun 06, 2017
4 Tommy Bergstrand Jun 06, 2017
3 Magdalena Borkowska Jun 06, 2017
2 Ann-Britt Axelsdotter Jun 06, 2017
1 Kristoffer Hell Jun 06, 2017

 

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Stockholm terror attack: Government HQ intended target – not department store

We have identified and put together a number of facts, which made it through the initial reporting by Swedish national media, with regards to the terror attack against a department store in central Stockholm on April 7, 2017.

The hijacking of the truck was allegedly done by an Uzbeki national given the name Rakhmat Akilov by the Swedish police.

The act was not a spur of the moment thing. It happened on someone’s order, after considerable planning.

Who would benefit from crashing a truck into the cosmetics department of a Swedish department store?

Some of the pieces of the puzzle:

  1. The only way an outsider could have “hijacked” the truck in question was if the vehicle was left with the engine on and the door open or at least unlocked.

  2. There was a bomb onboard the truck.

  3. The bomb did not go off but somehow the hijacker Akilov managed to burn himself on it.

  4. During the last two years, Europe has seen at least seven terrorist attacks. The attack in Stockholm in 2017 is the only one in which the perpetrators survived.

  5. Apparently, some sort of relationship exists between Sweden’s state security police, SÄPO, and Akilov.

  6. Gunfire was heard during the pursuit of Akilov, immediately after the attack.

  7. The days just before the day of the attack, Swedish police and military ran an exercise on the scenario of a terrorist attack in central Stockholm.

  8. Readers aware of numerology realize that the date of the attack, 07-04-2017, carries symbolic importance to freemasons: the date adds up to 777 (7, 4+2+1, 7). It deserves mentioning that bombing in London twelve years ago also carries the same numerological symbolism: 07-07-2005 (2+5, 7, 7).

 

Is this what really happened?

source: aftonbladet

The alleged perpetrator Akilov is transported to the location in central Stockholm, where a truck belonging to a brewery is standing with its engine on and the door to the driver’s cabin open (reg plate PNG 037).

Akilov takes possession of the vehicle and performs seven 90-degree turns that eventually places the truck on Drottninggatan, going southward.

Akilov starts the mad dash toward the intended target.

He spots a bomb in the cabin next to him. He realizes the plan might very well be that he will be among the casualties at the truck’s intended final destination. He attempts to disarm the bomb. He succeedes – but burns his hand in the process. He looses control of the vehicle, which crashes into the department store.

Akilov exists the vehicle and leaves the scene.

He finds his way the Central station where he gets on a train to Arlanda airport north of Stockholm. By doing this, he manages to escape the dragnet of heavily armed national SWAT-teams of police officers that rapidly has descended on the scene.

At Arlanda, Akilov changes transport, and ends up in the Municipality of Märsta, where he is arrested by ordinary police.

date location dead wounded method Perpetrator survived
2017-04-07 Stockholm 4 15 vehicle yes
2017-04-03 S:t Petersburg 14 49 suicide vest (bomb) no
2017-03-22 London 5 29 vehicle no
2016-12-19 Berlin 12 56 vehicle no
2016-07-14 Nice 86 202 vehicle no
2016-03-22 Brussels, two attacks on two different locations 14 + 21 = 35 92 + 130 = 222 bomb + suicide vest no
2015-11-13 Paris 19 9 guns, bombs no

Source: https://www.thereligionofpeace.com/attacks/europe-attacks.aspx

 

The terrorist attack of the decade derailed?

What had happened, had Akilov not discovered the bomb in the truck and disarmed it (and in the process crashed the truck into the department store)?

The trajectory the truck was on, southwards on Drottninggatan, would in a matter of one or two minutes have taken it into the government and parliament headquarters (map below).

One can only speculate in what kind of explosives might have been planted at the government square during the terrorist “exercise” the day before, for the purpose of reinforcing the symbolic impact of the bomb in the truck?

 

 

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Rothschild declares war on the United States

For many years, the perception among the politically awake was that a vital part of the plan to destroy the United States was by encroaching on and violating the rights of its citizens, to the extent that it eventually started to fight back.

The response prepared by the globalists for the eventuality was designing and putting in place a giant federal infrastructure of fascism.

I.a. militarized police forces, fusion centers and FEMA-camps.

Jewish Rothschild agent George Soros declares war on the President of the United States of America

And the Patriot Act – the legislation that makes it all “legal.”

On November 8, 2016, a political castling move wrecked this globalist plan.

The event was Donald J. Trump being sworn in as the 45th President of the United States.

The part of the citizenry the globalists had earmarked as the future “Enemies of the State”, constitutionally minded Americans, on that date – in one fell swoop – became the de facto protected class, since their representative was now the President.

This democratic fait accompli has forced the globalists into a corner: respect the result of the U.S. Presidential election – or ignite a second American Civil War.

Should war come, as the situation now stands, it is no longer constitutionally minded Americans who risk being branded enemies of the state, and rounded up in pre-dawn raids by militarized police and whisked off to any of the guillotine equiped FEMA concentration camps dotting North America.

The group today earmarked to play the role “Enemy of the State”, are, ironically, the globalist’s own troops.

The ranks of masked street-thugs funded by billionaire-Jew George Soros.

Soros himself, in turn, is a front-man for the Rothschild banking family.

So, what will it be?

Just before Donald J. Trump took the presidential oath – George Soros actually declared war on the man, and through that on the United States of America.

See the video above.

The logic is simple.

When globalist-infiltrated governments in the West declares war on the democratically elected leader of Syria, Bashar al-Sad, it is a declaration of war against Syria itself.

The Rothschild declaration of war, through proxy, against the United States also carries overtones of what took place in 1933, when world Judaism declared war on Germany – initiating the process which six years later culminated in the outbreak of World War II.

 

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Donald J. Trump “Save the World tour”: Day 1 – CIA takedown

Among the more insightful members of homo sapiens, this is the big question with regards to Donald J. Trump:

Is the man really against the powers that be – the faceless financial oligarchs?

Is Trump really an enemy to globalism, or is he just another stooge about to take humanity to the same planned end-state – but on another route?

A global tyranny where humanity has been twisted and reduced to a clueless, genderless, metrosexual cattle microchipped at birth.

Perhaps looking at how Team DJT decided to jump-start the presidency, is of help when answering this question?

Plot twist

Donald Trumps main points from his speech at CIA-head quarters on January 21, 2017:

  • Previously, you at the CIA may not have felt that you have had the support from the White House that you might wished for. You will henceforth get as much support from us that you might start to say, “Please, no more backing!” But you will have it.
  • We have to get rid of ISIS. We have no choice. Islamic terrorism needs to be eradicated from the face of the Earth. It is a kind of evil previously unseen, it is different from regular wars. The CIA will do a great job finishing this job. The time has come.
  • Over there is General Flynn (reitirates the US military support to his Presidency and highlights the presence of the US military within the walls of the CIA).
  • You will have a new boss that is great – Mike Pompeo.
  • Boy, are there many (fifth-)columns in this building. We will have to get rid of them all.
  • You who are here is the perhaps most important group for making sure that the United States starts winning again. I am behind you one thousand percent. I respect you. I love you. You will lead the charge.

 

 

Real message:

  • Since its very inception, the CIA has never been about defending US interests. It has been a tool for Globalist-minded financial oligarchs, for Wall Street, to destabilize and take over foreign countries. It has also been a tool to undermine, control and also kill US Presidents and presidential candidates (John F and Robert Kennedy).
  • ISIS, like its predecessors al-Qaeda and the Moslem Brotherhood, are instruments through which the faceless money masters and their moles within the US government have tried to destabilized the world. Similarly to how the international drug trade is organized by the CIA, so are these (and other) terrorist groups..
  • Today this all ends. You will immediately cease to train, equip and direct terrorists around the world and instead exterminate this scourge.
  • Woe on the traitors within the CIA who attempts to obstruct this.

The apparent strategy of Team DJT: Keep your friends close and you enemies closer…

Below, background info on the CIA…

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The truth about Pippi Longstocking

A couple of years ago Sweden saw a political witch hunt.

On the surface, the victim was the iconic Pippi Longstocking – one of the country’s most well-known fairy-tale characters.

The verdict of Europe’s self-appointed morality police came down hard on the supposed racism, suddenly found in the books by author Astrid Lindgren.

The persecutors did not stop until the films had been re-edited and the books were rewritten.

Today, parents who show older versions of the films about Pippi Longstocking, risks being reported for hate-speech.

Pippi Longstocking with her creator, author Astrid Lindgren.

As it were, the real target for the witch hunt was not Pippi Longstocking, nor the author Astrid Lindgren, who passed away in 2002 – a decade before the witch hunt started.

The real target was ethnic Swedes.

The silent accusation: Swedes are racists who constantly should feel ashamed.

According to the country’s self-appointed morality police, the racism in Swedes run so deep that they have lost their right to exist.

This wild, yet unspoken, accusation is the political driver behind Sweden’s current invasion of immigrants and the country’s projected future as a sharia-law Caliphate and failed state – where Swedes will soon be a persecuted minority.

The similarly unspoken assumption behind the establishment’s hate against everything Swedish (since it seems hell-bent on destroying the country and its people) is that Pippi Longstocking – like the global furniture company IKEA – is emblematic of Swedishness.

 

Spot the errors

Hasidic boy

Here are a couple of questions:

  1. How many red-headed Swedes does the reader know?

  2. How many Swedes have the mindset and attitude of Pippi Longstocking? How many Swedish children have it?

  3. How many Swedes wear braids on each side of the face and scurry around in long stockings?

  4. How many Swedes have a father who has colonized and become King over a country that belongs to another people?

  5. How many Swedes has a trunk with gold coins under their bed?

The answer?

Zero.

Pippi Longstocking is not, and has never been, Swedish.

She is a Jewess.

More than anything, Pippi looks like an exponent of Ultra-Orthodox Hasidic Judaism, i.e. Khazar Jews from eastern Europe.

If one in the questions above, replace “Swedes” with “Jews” – one gets a full score.

Jews are more redheaded than Swedes. Pippi’s distinctly un-Swedish attitude is an example of the well-known Jewish trait “chutzpah”. Unique to Jews are also their hairdos, braids at the temples, the long stockings, and the idiosyncrasy to spontaneously break out into dancing in public places – just like Pippi Longstocking.

Pippi’s father is a pirate. Ephraim is his name.

Ephraim is a Hebrew name. The name of Joseph’s son, one of the twelve tribes of Israel in the Old Testament.

Readers who wish to continue the quest for symbolic references are invited to interpret these two attributes:

  • The apparently bottomless trunk filled with gold which Ephraim gave to his daughter Pippi
  • The identity of the “pacific island” Pippi’s father Ephraim Lords it over

Here are two suggestions: Rothschild and their global financial system, and Israel.

Hasidic women break out into dancing on a street

The story does not end here.

Pippi Longstocking is not only an orthodox Jew.

Her first name is, in fact, a hidden reference to Jahve or Jehova – and now the full scope of whom or what “Pippi Longstocking” really is, starts to emerge.

“Pippi” represents a Judaic deity, which children in Sweden, and in other European countries, too, since 1945 and 1969 (when the book and film came out) have emulated and worshiped.

“Pippi Longstocking” is not the name of a popular Swedish fairy-tale character – it is the label of one the Deep States most successful campaigns to brainwash several generations of European children to embrace Zionism.

Truth be told, which ten-year-old kid would not like to come along with “Pippi” to the promised island of her father Ephraim?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Donald Trump and the Synagogue of Satan

Everyone who has seen the film The Da Vinci Code has a grasp on the hypothesis that Europe’s royal houses were founded by the bloodline of the Christ from the New Testament – Jesus of Nazareth.

It happened as a consequence of Jesus’ pregnant wife, Mary Magdalene, after the crucifixion, fleeing and taking refuge in France.

The idea was not pulled out of thin air.

Tom Hanks as Professor Robert Langdon

The film, and the novel it is based on, draw heavily on a work of non-fiction published in 1982: .

What the reader might not yet have heard is the adjacent hypothesis: that the entire population of Europe is the heir of the twelve tribes of Israel, of which none, at the time of Christ, actually lived in what is today known as Palestine.

Jesus and his family were simply stragglers in the process of abandoning the Middle East for the green pastures of the recently de-iced Europe.

This is how the tribes of Israel are said to spread in Europe:

  1. Ruben: The Netherlands, Belarus, Wales
  2. Simon: Spain
  3. Levi: Priesthood that spread among the other tribes
  4. Juda: Germany, Austria
  5. Dan: Denmark, Scandinavia
  6. Naphtali: Portugal, Spain, Norway
  7. Gad: Italy
  8. Ascher: Sweden, Austria
  9. Issaschar: Finland, Poland, Ukraine
  10. Sebulon: France, Hungary, Slavic Eastern Europe
  11. Joseph (sons Manassah and Ephraim): England, Ireland, USA, Wales
  12. Benjamin: Scandinavia, Island, Belgium

Those who today call themselves “Jews” and make loud claims to represent the historical, geographical and ethnic “House of Israel” are, in fact, impostors who have stolen the identity of the true Israelites – white Europeans.

The real origin of the pretenders is a kingdom called Khazaria, and which at the time it went out of business, about one thousand years ago, was notorious for the barbaric nature of its people.

As a result of the problems the Khazars caused for neighboring nations (they were know as the snake people) they finally faced the alternatives of being exterminated or convert to the Abrahamic religion of their choice: Judaism, Christianity, or Islam.

The Khazars chose Judaism.

The hope among the neighbours, who had presented them with the ultimatum, was that it would make the Khazarian people more civilized.

The final outcome became that the Khazars infiltrated Europe, where they continued to create problems.

What does President-Elect Donald Trump have to do with this?

So far as we have been able to ascertain, the highest ranks of Freemasonry embrace the historical perspective outlined above: that the “Anglo-Saxon-Celtic, Scandinavian and Nordic people” are “the House of Israel in the material plane” and that today’s “Jews” are nothing less than the spawn of the biblical Devil.

Since a majority of the Presidents of the USA were Freemasons and several people around Trump are. it has become important to understand the existence of this historical perspective.

Was this what the US Presidential Election 2016 was really about: a key battle in the war between forces of Satan (as represented by Rothschild-agent Hillary Clinton), versus the true heirs of the “House of Israel” represented by team Donald Trump?

If so, on which side in this battle are Freemasons elsewhere on the planet lined up?

For outside observers, the challenge might be to figure out who is who, in future political events. Although Freemasons and Zionists, in a sort of unholy alliance, have coexisted, the question is what will now happen – when the gauntlet may have been thrown and the players are expected to pick sides.


Donald Trump as Commander in Chief of the true Israelites
in the war against the Great Evil of our time,
the progeny of the snake people from ancient Khazaria.

 

 

 

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"Västs mörka hjärta - 9/11, Geopolitisk terrorism & Globaliseringsagendan."

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Demokrati till Döds – Sveriges väg in i den globala diktaturen."


 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Kubrick’s “2001” versus NASA’s space signals from 2003




Thanks to Infowars for spotting the similarity of the dimensional ratio between the “Monolith” and modern cell phones.




 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Globalist and undercover-agent Julian Assange – mouthpiece for UN as a World Government


We have previously highlighted information indicating that Julian Assange and his outfit Wikileaks in reality is a tool for the powers that be, camera-shy international financial oligarchs, which through carefully calibrated and planted leaks of politically sensitive information (i.e. Mr Assange), keeps pushing globalization forward…

Wikileaks exposed by infowars

Wikileaks exposed by Brzezinski

Wikileaks exposed by John Young

It seems Assange’s hidden masters has now found the expat aussie a new mission: to openly promote the idea of the UN as a World Government above national laws and regulations…


 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The Globalist wet dream – World Monopoly on potable water

It has long been rumored that water could become Blue Gold – i.e. something in short supply for which people would be willing to pay for.

One might ask how anyone could get the idea that an element covering 70% of Earth’s surface in liquid form, and as ice, vapor, and precipitation, are pretty much ubiquitous, would suddenly be in short supply similar to how so-called fossil fuels are claimed to be finite (which is not true).

A look at some ongoing trends in the biosphere, the idea that potable water one day might become scarce on a larger scale, is not that far-fetched.

If, or when, it happens, it will be the result of i.a. fracking (polluted groundwater) and weather manipulation where rain clouds intentionally emptied of the sea (as in the US west coast in recent years), but also acidification and poisoning caused by reckless and short-term industrial activity.

Some of the actors involved are the oil industry and the US military-industrial complex, which operates HAARP-installations which affects the atmosphere and its jet-streams as well as the global aerosol spraying program popularly known as chemtrails.

RT on Nestlé, whose CEO Brabeck wants to put a price-tag on all the World’s water and limit its free use by families.

 

Slingshot

According to a documentary titled Slingshot , Dean Kamen, the inventor of mankind’s perhaps most uncalled for invention ever, the Segway, has now sought to patent a water purifier operating on the principle of distillation: unclean water is boiled and the water vapor collected and then cooled down into liquid form.

Normally, this process requires a lot of energy.

The advantage highlighted by the documentary is that Slingshot consumes less energy than a microwave oven, whilst producing 1,000 liters of clean water per day. It accomplishes this by implementing the concept of Vapor-compression evaporation.

It is at this point that the fog of mystery starts to envelope the situation.

At some stage of the development Slingshot, Coca-Cola entered the stage.

Perhaps it made some sense that a world-leading soft-drink producer becomes a large client to a company that sells equipment to produce potable water, which Coca-Cola needs a lot of for its production.

But this is not what happened.

Coca-Cola got into the game as a partner to Kamen and his company DEKA, which builds Slingshot.

The idea was to make Slingshot into an integrated part to make Coca-Cola an indispensable element to people, so fundamental that they cannot survive without it.

This is how Coca-Cola describes its concept “EKOCENTER – a catalyst for community growth”.


EKOCENTER is a modular community market that is run by a local woman entrepreneur and also provides safe water, solar power and Internet access.

Integrating Coca-Cola’s sustainability priorities of well-being, women and water, EKOCENTER focuses on communities that are without access to basic goods and services. It is an “off-the-grid,” modularly designed kiosk that becomes a hub of community activity by providing a place of commerce as well as safe drinking water, solar power and wireless communication. Other functionality that can be added to jump-start community development includes social facilities and entertainment; power generation for charging phones; cooling/refrigeration of vaccines; education opportunities; and much more.

In 2014, we placed 25 EKOCENTERs in Kenya, Tanzania, Rwanda, Ethiopia, Ghana and Vietnam and in 2015 our goal is to place up to 150 additional units to prove out our business model.

Source: Coca-Cola

Readers who are familiar with the machinations of the powers that be, have no difficulty understanding how tremendously exposed a country is for the very survival of its citizens, when foreign multinationals can remotely monitor, manipulate and simply shut down their access to potable water.

Because, when looking under the hood of Dean Kamen’s patent, Slingshot is a lot more than just a simple water purifier.

Slingshot is monitored and controlled via satellites.

As such, Slingshot and/or EKOCENTER installations, are just sensor/control components of a centralized global network where Kamen, DEKA and Coca-Cola in real time monitors and controls the water at all its installations.

And why “Slingshot?”

According to Kamen, a Jew, he chose Slingshot since this was how David defeated he giant Goliath – with one blow.

But which giant is it that Kamen et al wants to defeat?

Water scarcity?

Human freedom and self-sufficiency?

Perhaps the answer to this question is why Coca-Cola decided to slap a solar panel on top of its EKOCENTER and try to foist it on the unsuspecting public through an intermediate called SOLARKIOSK.

Is there anyone out there who knows of or can design an easily replicable open-source prototype of water purification gadget based on the reportedly energy-efficient Vapor-compression evaporation concept, which would allow Africa (and the rest of the World) to lead their lives on its own terms – without being monitored and controlled 24/7 by a global elite?

Readers with feedback are invited to comment below.

Below, Kamens patent application…

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Blueshift on Red Ice – Jan 2016


RIR: Kristoffer Hell – Democracy to Death: Sweden’s Path to Disintegration & Palme Assassination

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Was Israel behind Europe’s 9/11?

It is now confirmed that Israel had prior knowledge of the attacks in Paris on November 13th, 2015.

The confirmation comes in two parts.

The first is the testimony of an Israeli Jew living in Paris.

The second confirmation is how leading Israeli media redacted this piece of crucial testimony, once it was picked up by alternative media.

The Roman siege of Masada 72-73 CE – which ended with a community of Jews choosing collective self-murder over defeat

We first came across the story at the French think-tank Voltairenet, whose principal Thierry Myessan was the initial scholar to publish a that threw light on that something was seriously wrong with the official version of what happened on the East coast of the USA on September 11th, 2001.

However, when we tried to confirm with Voltairenet’s original source, an article in the Times of Israel, it had been edited to the effect that the section which Voltairenet quoted had disappeared, with the rationale: The original article was edited for clarity.

Thanks to the folks at Red Ice Radio, who took screen dumps of the article before and after the redaction, humanity now has evidence confirming this story (and the rampant censorship at the Times of Israel)…

 

The event lends itself to reflection.

Exactly how did Israel choose to act on its prior knowledge of the imminent Nov 13th attacks?

It choose to warn Jews living in France – whilst ignoring the rest of France and, by extension, all of Europe.

So did, in fact, Jews living in France, who had been forewarned.

They, too, kept silent about what they had been told and did not forward the information to, for example, French authorities.

They remained silent although the main target of the attack proved to be the President of France and the German ambassador to France – both attending the soccer game at the Stade de France, the venue that was hit first.

Food for thought…

  1. How do Jews actually view their relationship with the countries in Europe, in which they reside and whose passports they carry?

    What is a French Jew, for example?

    Is it a French person whose faith happens to Judaism – or is it a Jew who happens to carry a French passport?

    Even if French Jews are Jews first and everything else further down the list of priorities, the act of NOT informing one’s next-door neighbour about an imminent attack by terrorists, is not only the passivity of an indifferent stranger – but an act of profound disloyalty, even willful hate.

    Perhaps Europe’s real challenge in the 21st century is not remotely controlled disenfranchised young muslim men, but something far sinister, older, more well-heeled, and wily.

  2. How should countries in Europe today view the Jewish communities in their midst – after this double betrayal?

    As compatriots?

    As distant cousins?

    As a threat to their national security?

    As a different species altogether?

  3. How did Israel know about the Nov 13th attacks in the first place, anyway?

  4. Was Israel behind Europe’s 9/11?

 

Stalingrad 2.0 – the End of Zionism

The reality is that Israel has compelling reasons to fear the tectonic shift in the balance of power that unfolded in 2015 and therefore might have decided to act to save their own neck, and if this does not work out – to embrace a slow-burning refugee/terrorist-version of their much-touted Samson Option.

A couple of months ago, the United States of America together with Russia, UK, France, China, Germany, and the EU, struck a landmark agreement with Iran over its alleged nuclear capabilities – putting to rest a theme Israeli Prime Minister Benyamin Netanyahu had been harping about for over two decades.

The agreement came about in the face of Israeli criticism. The most important demand for Israel was that Iran must accept the right of Israel to exist as a Jewish state.

This demand was simply ignored in the deal.

Requiem for Israel?
Netanyahu invades the US Congress

Obama explains the Iran deal

Fast-forward two months, and in the process of militarily stabilizing Syria, Russia demonstrates conventional military capability superior to that of the US (reportedly by several years of research and development).

In short, without a US acting as Israel’s lifeline in the unsustainable role as the Planet’s Imperator on steroids – the termination of the Zionist experiment on Palestinian territory very much looks like a foregone conclusion.

Is this the deep rationale behind the seemingly spontaneous wave of attacks by ordinary Palestinians on Jews in Israel?

The Palestinians have, in their hearts, realized that the Zionist game is, indeed, up.

So may Israel have done, now quietly moving into Samson-mode: planning to drag Europe with it to a modern Gehenna of BC warfare – at least if French Prime Minister and Rothschild agent Manuel Valls is to be believed.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

A 7 piece puzzle

 

find below 7 pieces in a puzzle the reader needs to put together in a way that makes sense…

  1. France declares martial law. The reason given are the attacks on Friday 13th November 2015.

  2. 17 days later, on Nov 30, the UN climate-summit COP21 starts in Paris.

    The undisclosed agenda of the summit is the creation of a global climate court, part of a one-world government.

    As a result of the martial law, people are unable to voice their opposition against the global CO2 scam and the encroaching global police-state.

  3. Swedish climate-minister Åsa Romsom is attacked for mentioning the attacks in Paris (piece 1) and the COP21 summit (piece 2) in a tweet.

    Her enemies claim that it is unethical to reflect on how the attacks on Friday 13th might affect the situation at COP21.

    The allegation makes no sense.

    Was Romsom’s real faux pas simply making the connection between martial law and COP21?

  4. Russia seems to have overtaken the US in military technology and now holds the initiative in Middle East affairs – stabilizing Syria whilst rolling back Western proxies such as ISIS and Nusra.

  5. Using the attacks on Friday 13th as an excuse, France is on behalf of the US Empire trying wrestle back to the Empire the initiative in the Middle East. France’s President Francois Hollande declares war on the alleged perpetrators of the Friday 13th attacks.

  6. The attacks in Paris took place under a new moon on the occult day of Friday 13th in the 11th month of the year (November).

  7. The secret governing force of humanity are black magicians, a perennial priesthood that as a matter of course stages ritualistic sacrifices (including human) to promote fear and obedience among the public.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

USA now formally in a state of civil war

An accepted defintion of “civil war” is violence resulting in more than 1,000 deaths per year in a conflict with at least two organized parties.

Since September 11, 2001 the undeclared war against the American public has had only one organized party, the same Zio-Neocon-Bankster faction that were behind the 9/11 coup d’etat in which President George W. Bush was replaced by himself, with a new agenda. The ambition of this faction is to turn North America into a dictatorship of epic proportions, followed by scaling the experiment up to fathom the entire planet.

A prominent feature of the dictatorship is the militarization of police and their escalated use of deadly force.

Last year, in 2014, the number of persons slain by police was reported at 1,106. At that time, two of the three conditions for the existence of a civil war were fulfilled.

On July 30, 2015, the third and final condition for civil war manifested: the birth of a second party to the conflict – i.e. the formal resistance against the tyranny.

Ergo, the United States of America – formerly known as “the land of the free and home of the brave” – is today experiencing a civil war.



 

The Resistance

In the clip to below, Louis Farrakhan, the leader of Nation of Islam, calls for 10 000 fearless men to start killing the enemy.

What enemy?

Looking at Farrakhan’s previous speeches (the clips below) points the finger at the 1% of humanity that parasites on the remaining 99% of us – the already identified Zio-Neocon-Bankster globalists, who with increasing desperation is pushing their New World Order agenda on the rest of the planet.

This contrasts interpretations made by i.a. , who believes the enemy to be other ethnic groups.

The confirmation that, in fact, it is the NWO-crowd that has Farrakhan’s red dot painted on their foreheads, is how Farrakhan’s declaration of war on July 30th, has been interpreted by those listening to him.

The killing of Police Officer Darren H. Goforth on August 28, 2015, only makes sense as a the manifestation of the 10,000 starting to step up to the plate and that the enemy is the system, as represented by their police forces.

As such, the most accurate way to describe the shooting is not as a random killing, a street-crime murder, but a successful ambush on enemy troops by an agent of the resistance – in the ongoing civil war.

The interpretation also finds support in the apparent ambush on a police vehicle in Massachusets on September 2, 2015.

 

Putting the record straight

The theme of Louis Farrakhan coincides with the funding of Rothschild-agent George Soros for the “Black lives matter” phenomenon: the notion that blacks are a main target of the deadly force of the NWO-crowd’s police state.

A look at the numbers indicate that if any particular group is a primary target, it is white folks.

The data below was pulled from killedbypolice.net:

Of the so far 790 killed persons in 2015, 30 were women.

16 of these women were white.

This is the data for the 760 slain men..

  • 291 white (c. 38%)
  • 194 black (c. 26%)
  • 119 latinos (c. 16%)
  • 6 asians (<1%)
  • 150 other/unclear ethnicity (c. 20%)

The best way to understand this data is in relation to the ethnicity of those who find themselves interacting with police forces around the USA – in each event of interaction (some of which end with the police killing them).

The author has not been able to find this specific statistic, but hopes to make up for it by using the ratio of different ethnical groups incarcerated in the USA as an indicator of how many times members of different ethnic groups interact with the police.

Given that the number of black people in prison is reported to be almost six times higher than the number of white people, we might assume that if the killing by police is “color-blind” only one white person for each six black persons would be killed by the police.

They are not.

50% more whites than blacks are killed by the police.

If these factors are multiplied, the suggestion is that whevener finding themselves in an encounter with the police, whites are up to nine times more likely to end up dead than black people.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Norway 22/7

22/7 is how Π was written in the ancient world. It is an occult reference to the circle, which is a formation in which magicians perform sacrifices..

A link to everything that is wrong with the official version of 22/7: 22. juli avslørt.

Below, 22/7 in memoriam..

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Hillary Clinton dead – oded on GMO

Hillary’s attempt to become the next POTUS might be over.

When the electorate realized she takes money from Monsanto she died but was resurrected as “the Bride of Frankenfood”.

It gets scarier.

Bill Gates, the Dr Mengele of genocidal vaccinations, owns her.

So do Goldmann Sachs and Qatar.

Verizon provides the microchip..

 

 

The complete list of organ-donors (courtesy vox):

DONATOR MIN MAX
Microsoft/Gates Foundation (Gates Foundation co-chair Bill Gates is a co-founder and member of the board of Microsoft, which is a separate entity. Both donate to the Clinton Foundation. Only Microsoft reported lobbying the State Department.) $26,000,000 No limit reported
Walmart/Walton Family Foundation (Similarly, the Walton Family Foundation is distinct from Walmart and does not lobby. Both are run by the Walton family.) $2,250,000 $10,500,000
Coca-Cola $5,000,000 $10,000,000
State of Qatar and related entities $1,375,000 $5,800,000
Goldman Sachs $1,250,000 $5,500,000
Dow Chemical $1,025,000 $5,050,000
Pfizer $1,010,000 $5,025,000
Duke Energy Corporation $1,002,000 $5,010,000
ExxonMobil $1,001,000 $5,005,000
Alliance for a Green Revolution in Africa $1,000,000 $5,000,000
Hewlett-Packard $1,000,000 $5,000,000
Nima Taghavi $1,000,000 $5,000,000
NRG Energy $1,000,000 $5,000,000
Open Society Institute $1,000,000 $5,000,000
Procter & Gamble $1,000,000 $5,000,000
Boeing $1,000,000 $5,000,000
OCP $1,000,000 $5,000,000
Nike $512,000 $1,035,000
Google $511,000 $1,030,000
Daimler $510,000 $1,025,000
Monsanto $501,250 $1,006,000
Arizona State University $500,000 $1,000,000
Chevron $500,000 $1,000,000
General Electric $500,000 $1,000,000
Morgan Stanley $360,000 $775,000
Intel $252,000 $510,000
Noble Energy $250,000 $500,000
Sony $175,000 $400,000
AstraZeneca $150,000 $350,000
Bloomberg and Bloomberg Philanthropies $150,000 $350,000
Salesforce.com $125,000 $300,000
Verizon $118,000 $300,000
Yahoo $125,000 $300,000
Lockheed Martin $111,000 $280,000
Qualcomm $103,000 $265,000
TIAA-CREF $103,000 $265,000
JP Morgan $102,000 $260,000
Accenture $100,000 $250,000
American Cancer Society $100,000 $250,000
Applied Materials $100,000 $250,000
CH2M Hill $100,000 $250,000
Corning $100,000 $250,000
FedEx $100,000 $250,000
Gap $100,000 $250,000
Gilead $100,000 $250,000
Hess Corporation $100,000 $250,000
Humanity United $100,000 $250,000
Hyundai $100,000 $250,000
Int’l Brotherhood of Electrical Workers $100,000 $250,000
Johnson Controls $100,000 $250,000
Lions Clubs International $100,000 $250,000
Mylan $100,000 $250,000
Pepsi $100,000 $250,000
Sanofi-Aventis $100,000 $250,000
Starwood Hotels $100,000 $250,000
United States Pharmacopeial Convention $100,000 $250,000
UPS $100,000 $250,000
Washington University, St. Louis $100,000 $250,000
Time Warner $75,000 $150,000
Hunt Alternatives $60,000 $125,000
Ericsson $51,000 $105,000
Abbott Laboratories $50,000 $100,000
Anadarko $50,000 $100,000
BT Group $50,000 $100,000
Discovery Communications $50,000 $100,000
Earth Networks $50,000 $100,000
Feed the Children $50,000 $100,000
General Motors $50,000 $100,000
Hilton $50,000 $100,000
Marriott $50,000 $100,000
NextEra Energy $50,000 $100,000
NOUR USA $50,000 $100,000
Novozymes $50,000 $100,000
Oceana $50,000 $100,000
Starbucks $50,000 $100,000
Teck Resources $50,000 $100,000
The American Institute of Architects $50,000 $100,000
Nature Conservancy $50,000 $100,000
Trilogy International Partners $50,000 $100,000
Unilever $50,000 $100,000
World Vision $50,000 $100,000
S.C. Johnson & Son $50,000 $100,000
Motorola $35,000 $75,000
Enel $35,000 $75,000
JCPenney $27,000 $60,000
Target $27,000 $60,000
Novartis $26,000 $55,000
Prudential $26,000 $55,000
3M $25,000 $50,000
AAR $25,000 $50,000
AFL-CIO $25,000 $50,000
APCO Worldwide $25,000 $50,000
AREVA $25,000 $50,000
Bayer $20,000 $50,000
Capstone Turbine $25,000 $50,000
Cemex $25,000 $50,000
CHF International $25,000 $50,000
Eli Lilly $25,000 $50,000
Georgetown University $25,000 $50,000
HBO $25,000 $50,000
Honeywell $25,000 $50,000
Mars, Inc. $25,000 $50,000
McGraw-Hill Financial $25,000 $50,000
MWH Global $25,000 $50,000
New Venture Fund $25,000 $50,000
Partners HealthCare $25,000 $50,000
Rotary International $25,000 $50,000
Shell $25,000 $50,000
Special Olympics $25,000 $50,000
Brink’s $25,000 $50,000
United Technologies Corporation $25,000 $50,000
Viacom $25,000 $50,000
Wildlife Conservation Society $25,000 $50,000
Ze-gen $25,000 $50,000
AT&T $11,000 $30,000
BP $11,000 $30,000
SAP America $10,250 $26,000
Actavis $10,000 $25,000
ALFA $10,000 $25,000
American Iron and Steel Institute $10,000 $25,000
Amgen $10,000 $25,000
Anheuser-Busch Companies, Inc. $10,000 $25,000
BHP Billiton Limited $10,000 $25,000
Chesapeake Energy Corporation $10,000 $25,000
ConocoPhillips $10,000 $25,000
Danfoss $10,000 $25,000
Delphi Financial Group $10,000 $25,000
Digital Globe $10,000 $25,000
Dow Corning $10,000 $25,000
EMD Serono $10,000 $25,000
Entertainment Software Association $10,000 $25,000
Herbalife $10,000 $25,000
Hermitage Capital Management $10,000 $25,000
InnoVida Holdings $10,000 $25,000
Levi Strauss & Co. $10,000 $25,000
Life Technologies $10,000 $25,000
Motion Picture Association of America $10,000 $25,000
Nokia $10,000 $25,000
Occidental Petroleum $10,000 $25,000
Sesame Workshop $10,000 $25,000
Siemens $10,000 $25,000
SNCF $10,000 $25,000
Symantec $10,000 $25,000
Tamares Management $10,000 $25,000
Telefonica International $10,000 $25,000
Hershey $10,000 $25,000
NASDAQ OMX Group $10,000 $25,000
The Pew Charitable Trusts $10,000 $25,000
TV Azteca, S.A. DE C.V. $10,000 $25,000
US Chamber of Commerce $10,000 $25,000
Whirlpool $10,000 $25,000
Oneida Indian Nation $10,000 $25,000
American Public Health Association $5,000 $10,000
EOS Foundation $5,000 $10,000
Florida International University $5,000 $10,000
Girl Scouts of the USA $5,000 $10,000
Gonzalo Tirado $5,000 $10,000
NBC Universal $5,000 $10,000
Santa Monica College $5,000 $10,000
Sensis $5,000 $10,000
Adobe Systems $1,000 $5,000
Boston Scientific Corporation $1,000 $5,000
Bristol-Myers Squibb $1,000 $5,000
Cablevision Systems Corporation $1,000 $5,000
Caterpillar $1,000 $5,000
Chicanos Por La Causa $1,000 $5,000
Deere & Company $1,000 $5,000
Dell $1,000 $5,000
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American Legion $1,000 $5,000
Association for Manufacturing Technology $1,000 $5,000
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Hara Software $1,000 $5,000
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The War-Banking Model – the Dark Heart of the West

Ever wondered what the nexus of the West is?

The nature of that mysterious force which propels it forward through time?

Below is laid bare the quintessence of what make the western so-called democracies tick?

We call it the War-Banking Model.

  1. Pretty much all human activity in the West is quantified and regulated through money. The more money that is circulating in a society, the better the scope for activity.
  2. Privately owned banks control the supply of money. They do this by creating money out of nothing, so-called Fractional Reserve Banking, and the lend these out.
  3. By deciding whom to lend to (and not) these banks also decide on what types of activity to promote in a society.

One would be forgiven for believing that the creation of money, as well as the initial investment decisions of this money, should be the prerogative of the elected government – not by private bankers.

At least in a democracy.

The fact is that the financial oligarchs that own the banks control the economy that in turn control governments.

This is the context for this legendary quote reportedly coined by the founder of the German banking family the Rothschilds:.

“Give me control of a nation’s money and I care not who makes it’s laws”

Paragraphs 1-3 delineates a society that could be in some sort of balance, if the amount of money in circulation is sufficient to uphold the activity in the society.

This, unfortunately, is not the reality.

  1. Banks charge interest on the money they create out of thin air and lend out.
  2. The money to pay for this interest does not exist at the time the money is created and has to, somehow, be created outside of the system sometime in the future.
  3. The effect of interest is that societies can never achieve financial stability and therefore neither political stability. The reason is that the total amount of money in the society constantly has to increase in order for this ex-nihilo-lending-interest circus not to collapse.
  4. And what happens, when it collapses – when there is no money to pay the interest? The banks expropriate whatever assets the debtors put up as collateral for their loans.

Text books on economics calls this merry-go-round of expansion and collapse (or contraction) the Economic Cycle.

It is revered like some sort of Natural Law akin to Gravity.

In reality, the ex-nihilo-lending-interest circus is but a scaled up version of the board game Monopoly invented and constantly tweaked and calibrated by faceless banksters – for the purpose of sucking out all the wealth of society into their own coffers.

  1. There is a way to avoid the cycle from collapsing. It is to ensure that the real economy never stops growing.

What is the real economy?

The part of the economy that is concerned with actually producing goods and services, as opposed to the part of the economy that is concerned with buying and selling on the financial markets
Source: Financial Times.

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  1. The easiest and fastest (and often only) way for the real economy to grow is through resource-expropriation – i.e. the appropriation of resources currently outside of the system, or society (the money to pay for the interest has to come from somewhere). Since resource-expropriation usually means taking something from someone else, the outcome of the ex-nihilo-lending-rent circus sooner or later is spelled war (under whatever pretext).
  2. War, incidentally, is also en effective way to reset the economy in a society and re-start the ex-nihilo-lending-rent circus.

This is the War-Banking Model of the West- the quintessence of what the Western so-called Democracies today represent.

It is what drives globalization.

But where will this game of real-life Monopoly end?

Once all the resources of the planet have been grabbed by the financial oligarchs – what is their next step?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The Ultimate Bankster Sting

Maybe something that sounds too good to be true really is too good to be true.

How can someone like Michael Kumhof, senior researcher at the UN body the International Monetary Fund (IMF) take a page from the Conspiracy Theorist’s Bible and travel the world lecturing about how to effectively destroy all the banks in the world, and not only have a job to go to the next day – but after the act actually find an even more prestigious position at Britain’s central bank, the Bank of England?

Is Kumhof under the cover of being a radical free-thinker actually preparing the ground for what might be the last public sting of the top echelon of the world’s financial oligarchs for establishing a global monetary dictatorship with a one-world currency with themselves in the driver’s seat?

The power of God

For years, independent researchers have tried to bring home this simple message to people around the world:

Government’s don’t create money. Privately owned banks do and they do it out of thin air, as debt.

Behold, the reason for pretty much everything that is wrong with the world today: Fractional Reserve Banking (FRB).

The inevitable upshot, as confirmed by a stock trader by the name of Alessio Rastani on BBC News in 2011: “Governments don’t rule the world – Goldmann Sachs rules the world.”

Policy decisions, big and small, are measured in – and governed by – money.

If a bank does not approve of the reader’s idea for a new car or house, it will deny the loan request. Governments that do not heed bankster expectations, face similar fates or worse.

The fix to unhealthy master-serf relationship between banksters and everyone else, is that governments completely cut the banks out of the business of creating money. The only body that legally should be able to create money are governments.

To understand just how liberating an experience a monetarily self-sufficient and sovereign country could be, the reader is only asked to imagine what it would be like to have his or her own money-printing machine in the cellar. The sky would be the limit, hypothetically, since there is only so much time the reader would have to spend his new-found riches.

The bottle-neck for countries that have assumed full control over its creation of national money, will be skilled labor. The reader may also need to get used to free education, near zero-unemployment figures, and 4-6 hour workdays. Oh, and no taxes.

Governments able to create all the money it needs itself, does not need to rely on income taxes for funding the annual budget.

This, is how Michael Kumhof has made a name for himself outside of the IMF: by travelling the world and repeating the revolutionary ideas of criminalizing FRB.

Still, Michael has a job to go every morning.

 

The Ultimate Sting

The entities that engineered Fractional Reserve Banking knows everything the reader just read.

They also understand that the moment the public becomes politically aware of this, it is bye, bye – banksters. At least bankers on the level discussed in Michael Kumhof’s paper “The Chicago School revisited” – which are the types of banks serving the reader and almost everyone else.

So, what can top echelon banksters that wish to continue to stay in covert control over the world do?

They can do what was done already in 1930, create a central bank for all the central banks in the world: the Bank of International Settlements (BIS) and ensure that when the moment of general awakening arrives governments around the world will cave in to public demand and, indeed, criminalize Fractional Reserve Banking and give only the central bank of their country to issue money.

And here in lies the problem.

Although central banks appear to be banks of the government, they really are not.

They not only have a standing relationship with BIS – they also act independently from the national governments in the countries of which they pretend to be part.

This particular misunderstanding seems to hearken back to the concept of Division of Power, in itself a nice idea but in practice means that the power that was supposed to be “executive” (as distinct from “legislative” and “judicial”) just handed over it’s pretty much only tool for being “executive” – deciding on and funding their own budgets – to the private banks.

The solution favoured by the top banksters in this world is that once the private banks are gone, or just neutered (having had their money-creation ability taken away from them), BIS will reign supreme as the lender of last resort to all the world’s central banks.

When this final consolidation of power takes place, the reader should not be surprised if all the currencies in the world are soon replaced by just one global currency.

So, now the reader knows why Michael Kumhof still has a job to go to: He may be a part of an effort to co-opt, or preempt, the general public’s awakening to the evils of Fractional Reserve Banking and is now well positioned to steer the coming public outrage in support of his new employer (a central bank) based on the misunderstanding that it somehow represents a democratically elected government.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Terror attack in Denmark – NATO’s latest disciplinary action against a Nordic country

We have already seen this film, in Paris last month under the title Charlie Hebdo. The story is about an increasingly desperate North Atlantic Terrorist Organisation (NATO) which through it’s covert stay-behind/emergency terrorist network “Gladio” (in Denmark locally known as Absalon), stages attacks against symbolic high-value targets for the purpose of pushing the war-agenda against the Russian Federation.

The question this time is, if NATO actually has not gone one false flag too far.

Here is why.

In order to really hammer in the message of fear and war in capitals across Europe, US President Barack Obama recently took the highly unusual step to spell it out to an increasingly intransigent European leadership.

Occasionally we have to twist the arms of countries that wouldn’t do what we need them to do.

One European leader that did not heed the warning was the Prime Minister of Denmark, Helle Thorning-Schmidt – upon which the lady received a late Valentine’s Greeting from the war-mongers in London and on Wall Street.

The template used for the attack was pretty much identical to the Charlie Hebdo circus in Paris in January 2015.

A primary target related to freedom of expression is hit, followed by an attack against something “Jewish”.



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On both occasions Israeli Benyamin Netanyahu jumps into the fray, hoping to recruit more suicidal individuals of the Jewish faith for his dying Middle-East theocracy.

Remains to be seen if the unwelcome Mr Netanyahu also will elbow his way onto the photo op session for the Denmark event as well – as he did in Paris.



 

Why Denmark?

Could be the same reason as for France’s President Hollande – an openly voiced expression for normalizing relations with Russia.

This is the third covert Financial Oligarch/NATO strike in five years against against a Nordic country.

  • 22 July 2011: Utøya – NATO disciplinary action unleashed by Norway trying to leave the war against Libya
  • 11 December 2010: Bombing in Stockholm – rescue operation of incumbent conservative government in the immediate wake after a Swedish documentary based on Wikileaks documentation confirmed the Swedish government unlawfully hands over data on Swedish citizens to the USA.

In terms of number of dead, Norway leads with the 2011 Utøya attack.

In number of attacks since 2001, Sweden leads: the 2003 assassination of Swedish Minister For Foreign Affairs Anna Lindh (for opposing the Iraq war) and the 2007 killing (heart attacked) of head of the Swedish States Security Police Klas Bergenstrand (for opposing Sweden’s version of the US Patriot Act – wholesale eavesdropping on all cell phone and Internet activity).




Omen? Danish PM Helle Thorning-Schmidt trips whilst on her way to the
Charlie Hebdo photo op in January 2015

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

TransAsia 235

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The Prophecy

From time to time people contact us with news tips, questions, corrections, and in other matters.

A while ago we were approached by someone who claimed to have had some sort of extra-sensory experience of Earth’s near future – a vision of what is in store for humanity, unless it does not change its current trajectory.

We do not know how precise a projection or extrapolation of current momenta the text below is.

We do find the context and timing to be so close to the geopolitical realities we are aware of that we have decided to publish.

Here it is, to the best of our recollection..


When the powers that still control the West finally realise that they will not succeed in subjugating and incorporating Russia into their Empire they will fire a nuclear missile against Moscow. The hope is that by eradicating the nexus of power in Russia, the Federation will crumble into a number of mini- and microstates which will prove easier to assimilate into the Western control structure.

The missile will not reach Moscow, but will be intercepted by the Russian missile defence.

The Eastern part of Europe will witness a huge explosion in the sky. People will die, but the damage will not be nearly as bad as had the missile hit its intended target.

Shortly thereafter, two nuclear missiles will be launched against North America.

The USA will not be able to intercept these and North America will perish and become a black void similarly to what happened when Atlantis went under (according to the clairvoyant).

Thus, Russia, which almost unscathed survived the initial nuclear attack will emerge as the victor.

The sudden peace, that follows the end of the Western-driven conflicts, will not last for long.

The short nuclear war may unleash “Earth Changes”.

Countries and continents will disappear – others will be born.

When the process is over, humanity will have been reduced to some ten thousand individuals who, in effect, will find themselves to be living a new planet.



 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Charlie Hebdo – download the latest issue here

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Putin’s press conference 2014 – the NWO attack


The most important question put to Vladimir Putin during his Marathon press conference on December 18, 2014.

Transcript: http://eng.kremlin.ru/news/23406


JOHN SIMPSON, BBC:

Western countries almost universally now believe that there’s a new Cold War and that you, frankly, have decided to create that. We see, almost daily, Russian aircraft taking sometimes quite dangerous manoeuvres towards western airspace. That must be done on your orders; you’re the Commander-in-Chief. It must have been your orders that sent Russian troops into the territory of a sovereign country – Crimea first, and then whatever it is that’s going on in Eastern Ukraine. Now you’ve got a big problem with the currency of Russia, and you’re going to need help and support and understanding from outside countries, particularly from the West. So can I say to you, can I ask you now, would you care to take this opportunity to say to people from the West that you have no desire to carry on with the new Cold War, and that you will do whatever you can to sort out the problems in Ukraine? Thank you!

VLADIMIR PUTIN:

Thank you very much for your question.

About our exercises, manoeuvres and the development of our armed forces. You said that Russia, to a certain extent, contributed to the tension that we are now seeing in the world. Russia did contribute but only insofar as it is more and more firmly protecting its national interests. We are not attacking in the political sense of the word. We are not attacking anyone. We are only protecting our interests. Our Western partners – and especially our US partners – are displeased with us for doing exactly that, not because we are allowing security-related activity that provokes tension.

Let me explain. You are talking about our aircraft, including strategic aviation operations. Do you know that in the early 1990s, Russia completely stopped strategic aviation flights in remote surveillance areas as the Soviet Union previously did? We completely stopped, while flights of US strategic aircraft carrying nuclear weapons continued. Why? Against whom? Who was threatened?

So we didn’t make flights for many years and only a couple of years ago we resumed them. So are we really the ones doing the provoking?

So, in fact, we only have two bases outside Russia, and both are in areas where terrorist activity is high. One is in Kyrgyzstan, and was deployed there upon request of the Kyrgyz authorities, President Akayev, after it was raided by Afghan militants. The other is in Tajikistan, which also borders on Afghanistan. I would guess you are interested in peace and stability there too. Our presence is justified and clearly understandable.

Now, US bases are scattered around the globe – and you’re telling me Russia is behaving aggressively? Do you have any common sense at all? What are US armed forces doing in Europe, also with tactical nuclear weapons? What are they doing there?

Listen, Russia has increased its military spending for 2015, if I am not mistaken, it is around 50 billion in dollar equivalent. The Pentagon’s budget is ten times that amount, $575 billion, I think, recently approved by the Congress. And you’re telling me we are pursuing an aggressive policy? Is there any common sense in this?

Are we moving our forces to the borders of the United States or other countries? Who is moving NATO bases and other military infrastructure towards us? We aren’t. Is anyone listening to us? Is anyone engaging in some dialogue with us about it? No. No dialogue at all. All we hear is “that’s none of your business. Every country has the right to choose its way to ensure its own security.” All right, but we have the right to do so too. Why can’t we?

Finally, the ABM system – something I mentioned in my Address to the Federal Assembly. Who was it that withdrew unilaterally from the ABM Treaty, one of the cornerstones of the global security system? Was it Russia? No, it wasn’t. The United States did this, unilaterally. They are creating threats for us, they are deploying their strategic missile defence components not just in Alaska, but in Europe as well – in Romania and Poland, very close to us. And you’re telling me we are pursuing an aggressive policy?

If the question is whether we want law-based relations, the answer is yes, but only if our national economic and security interests are absolutely respected.

We negotiated WTO accession for 19 years or so, and consented to compromise on many issues, assuming that we are concluding cast-iron agreements. And then… I will not discuss who’s right and who’s wrong (I already said on many occasions that I believe Russia behaved the right way in the Ukrainian crisis, and the West was wrong, but let us put this aside for now). Still, we joined the WTO. That organisation has rules. And yet, sanctions were imposed on Russia in violation of the WTO rules, the international law and the UN Charter – again unilaterally and illegitimately. Are we in the wrong again?

We want to develop normal relations in the security sphere, in fighting terrorism. We will work together on nuclear non-proliferation. We will work together on other threats, including drugs, organised crime and grave infections, such as Ebola. We will do all this jointly, and we will cooperate in the economic sphere, if our partners want this.

 

 

 

 

 

World War III or an American Paradigmshift

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Is Wallenberg planning to use Ebola as a scare-tactic to remove cash from Sweden?

By all available indicators, Sweden may be the tip of the spear of what a country looks like as it is destroyed, according to the design of the globalists.

The reason the streets are not on fire is the peculiar Swedish mentality, a mix of inbreed apathy, serf-mentality and a need to be wet-nursed..

Agricultural reforms that took the centuries of violent revolutions to implement in continental Europe, was in Sweden accomplished in ten years without a single causality.

Swedes to what they are told to do.

And what Sweden has been told for some time now is to roll over and die.

Whereas less than one percent of Europe took the swine-flu vaccine, over 60% of swedes did.

So, the powers that be, the international financial oligarchs, were wise to choose Sweden as the test-bed and role-model of the more outrageuos facets of their plan for a global dictatorship.

Aside the generic genocidal aspects of the manufactured Ebola-scare, there is in Sweden a complimentary aspect to it.

The idea seems to be to use Ebola as a “problem” which will allow Sweden’s Wallenberg clan to introduce the “solution” of once and for all removing cash from Sweden – a process kick-started in 2009 but which has lately run into resistance.

The poster gargoyle for the attempt is former ABBA-member (the music group) Björn Ulvaeus – who last year tried to persuade Sweden that it needs to get rid of cash, after his son’s appartement was broken into.

Here is the more detailed Swedish-language article about the plan to use Ebola to remove cash from Sweden (translation button to the right)..

Here is last year’s article about Mr Björn Ulvaeus..

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

‘US-trained ISIS militants used to reorganize Middle East’

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Did the Illuminati just deliver a Gipsy warning to the King of Sweden?

On 17 September 2014, as His Royal Highness the King of Sweden left his residence at Drottningholm Castle for a local airport, his vehicle was broadsided by a Lexus. It was reported that the speed was 40 mph and that the airbags inflated.

The King was unharmed and able to continue his trip in another vehicle part of the royal cortége.

What to make of the fact that the vehicle carrying Sweden’s head of state was rammed by a vehicle jumping out of the forest on a rural four-lane road – whilst under the supposed protection of Sweden’s State Security Police?

The King of Sweden with neighbour Vladimir Putin, President of Russia

Aside the possibility of a divinely inspired foreshadowing of things to come, recent history suggest the message delivered may have a much more mundane origin.

The sender?

Swedish Free Masonry.

The message?

Abdicate or die.

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A plan to castle

In 2010 a multi-faceted campaign was launched for the evident purpose of making the King understand that he needs to abdicate in favour of his daughter heir to the Crown Princess Victoria.

Unlike other countries in Europe, were efforts are also under way to replace old Monarchs with younger ones, the Swedish King has not heeded the call.

Possibly for good reasons: the way Monarchs are supposed to leave office are by kicking the bucket – not by abdicating.

Nevertheless, in 2013, Queen Beatrix of the Netherlands did abdicate in favor of her son Willem-Alexander and recently, 28 September 2014, Juan Carlos of Spain did the same for his son Felipe.

Spain actually had to change its Constitution in order for the old King to be able to step down.

Incidentally, Queen Beatrix’ abdication was preceded by a car crash in 2009.

The campaign to oust King Carl XVI Gustaf..

  • The 2010 publication of a book highly critical of His Royal Highness entitled “The Reluctant Monark”. The book was a rehash of dusted-off rumours going back a quarter of a century, based on a forged photograph.

    The book was accompanied by a former local pop-star, Camilla Henemark, (photo above, left) entering the stage and claiming she was the King’s former mistress (or at least had been two-three decades ago).

    To top it all off, someone took to time to make a fake adaption of Sweden’s coin for one krona and replaced the text CARL XVI GUSTAF * KING OF SWEDEN with the text OUR KING THE WHOREMONGER.


  • When it became apparent that the tripple-whammy failed to ruffle any royal feathers, Swedish TV-channel TV4 broadcast a documentary targeting the King’s father-in-law, German industrialist Walter Sommerlath, accusing him of being an antisemite and Nazi-collaborator.

    The TV-channel in question is owned by Sweden’s leading media-family Bonnier, who are of Jewish ancestry.
  • When this attack-by-proxy also fell by the wayside, the powers that be abandoned Pavlovian-type psychology and simply spelled it out for the King to read in big black headlines in national print-media: “Take over, Victoria!” one front-page screamed. “A King dies in office” another hollered ominously.
  • When this, too, failed to budge His Royal Highness, three rather unexpected faces finally ventured out of the shadows and joined the chorus for the King’s abdication:
    • Pehr G Gyllenhammar, former Volvo CEO
    • Herman Lindkvist, Sweden’s perhaps most popular historian
    • Jan Malmsjö, iconic Swedish actor and performing artist.

      Unconfirmed rumours have it these three men are all long-time freemasons.

So, unless the King of Sweden does not heed the calls for his resignation, the odds may just have dropped that the King might meet with a violent and untimely end – just as his father Crown Prince Gustaf Adolf did in 1947.

Gustaf Adolf was killed in a plane crash in Denmark in an event is widely believed to have been a post-war revenge assassination by the Danish resistance – for the Prince’s coordial relationsship with parts of Germany’s Nazi-leadership.

It deserves mentioning that 17 years ago, King Carl XVI Gustaf broke the centuries-long tradition that Swedish Monarchs are also the Grand Master of the nation’s leading freemasonic lodge: Svenska Frimurare Ordern.

It happened in 1997 as his uncle, Prince Bertil, the then-Grand Master, died and Carl XVI Gustaf refused to take over the function.


Foes of the Realm?
Malmsjö – Lindkvist – Gyllenhammar

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The truth about Judaism, Christianity, and Islam

The transition from a pagan civilization of great antiquity to our Christianized one is historically denoted as the “Dark Ages.”

Why dark?

What was lost?

 

 

 

 

The plan behind Israel’s expansion – turn all of the Middle East into a Jewish Theocracy

The map above shows what the founder of Zionism, Theodor Herzl, declared should constitute Israel. The plan was later updated and given the name the Yonin-plan.

Source: “Greater Israel”: The Zionist Plan for the Middle East

 

 

 

 

 

 

The unknown wikileaks document: “Israel, a promised land for organized crime?”

According the Dr David Dukes documentary below Wikileaks is in possession of at least 3,700 leaked documents regarding Israel.

For some reason, almost none of them have found it’s way into main-stream media.

The cable: https://wikileaks.org/cable/2009/05/ 09TELAVIV1098.html

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Whither humanity?

Rothschild’s final push to steal the last acres of what used to be known as Palestine..

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The Russian Defence Briefing: present at MH17’s crash – Ukrainian fighter jets, Ukrainian anti-aircraft, and a US spy satellite

Already a classic: the low-key and fact-oriented briefing confirms Russia and its media in a league of their own when it comes to government transparency.

The video below is Russia’s response to the deluge of unsubstantiated and emotionally driven accussation spread by Western media and politicians since the downing of MH17 over the on July 17, 2014.

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Right: the number of active missile-guiding radars Ukraine (Kiev) kept in the area before, during, and after MH17 was downed.

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Highlights:

  • The only party in the area with the equipment needed to shot down an aircraft at 10 km altitude was the Ukraine (Kiev), which on July 17, 2014m had five BUK anti-aircraft batteries. The day after the batteries were removed.
  • At the time MH17 was downed, it was pursued a Ukrainian SU-5 fighter jet.
  • At the time MH17 was downed, a US spy satellite passed right over head.
  • Russia will hand over all the technical data at the disposal of the Russian Defense staff at the time of the downing of MH17 on July 17, 2014, to international experts for independent analysis.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Forensically confirmed: MH17 a false-flag by Ukrainian security services – immediate main beneficiaries Israel and Kiev

A look at the timestamp of the nine videos purporting to be conversations between Ukrainian anti-fascists and Russian military personell and which was uploaded to the Ukrainian Security Service’s , indicate that they were all created before the MH17 disaster on the afternoon of July 17, 2014.

The “premature” timestamps are confirmed by the upload date to a local Ukrainian server mentioned here.

Below is the screenshot of the videos as listed on SSU’s youtube account at 3 pm GMT on July 18, 2014..

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Below is a screenshot from a video software showing the creation date for each video uploaded to the SSU youtube account..

 

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UTC 2014-07-16 20:32 is over 18 hours before the MH17 disaster.

The timestamps for the two files in the screenshot above that don’t have timestamps were by another piece of video software confirmed to be:

  • UTC 2014-07-16 19:11:19
  • UTC 2014-07-17 09:31:06

Interested parties may contact us for more information.

 

Questions

Cui bono – who benefits from the MH17 disaster?
Israel?

The MH17 disaster took place only hours before the Israeli ground-invasion of Gaza, and has now been demoted from a given top story to something quietly percolating on the back-burner.

The Junta in Kiev?

If able to frame Moscow or Ukrainian anti-fascists for the attack.

The Junta in Kiev will also benefit if/when inviting it’s US-sponsors into a region currently not under Kiev’s control and through that “internationalize” the local war.

Why Malaysian airlines (again)?
Malaysia is not a friend of US globalist hegemonic aspirations, which is why it may have been targeted again after MH370 disappeared on route to China.

The government of Malaysia have, for example, hosted international conferences questioning the veracity of the official American 9/11-version, in effect suggesting it as a false flag operation for the purpose of enabling erosion of human rights and US wars in the larger Middle East (and futher a field).

Was MH17 diverted from it’s original flight path?
If so, by whom?

Ukrainain air traffic control?

Air trafic control at Schiphol Airport in Amsterdam?

 

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Sweden’s state security police in 4 minutes

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

New White House low water mark – troll Putin

Desperation among the warmongers in the White House is escalating.

Still no war against Iran, Syria got away, and in the Ukraine Russia has already won Crimea as well as the infowar – without having to fire a single shot (or maybe thanks to not doing that).

What to do?

Buy google ads foul-mouthing the President of Russia!

Source: infowars.com: WHITE HOUSE LAUNCHES PROPAGANDA AT TROLL LEVEL

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Did Uri Geller just say Israel was behind 9/11

Spoon bending MOSSAD agent Uri Geller defends the official 9/11-story.

Red Ice Radio – March 10, 2014.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Caught on camera: Swedish MP commits treason

Swedish MP Julia Kronlid (Swedish Democratic Party) is a member of Sweden’s Foreign Affairs Committe.

On the video she is seen taking instructions for a 7-point program from her Israeli-agent handler Yonathan Avner Ben Yisrael on the need for subverting the Swedish constitution, undermining citizens legally guaranteed rights for free expression and undermining the work of Swedish government agencies.

The background is that the Swedish Democratic Party after decades as a quaint fringe phenomenon with a very limited following, a few years ago was infiltrated and taken over by a number of israeli agents – after which the party, thanks to as yet unidentified financiers and zionist-dominated media, rose in prominence and rapidly acquired twenty seats in Sweden’s 349 seat one chamber parliament.

The picture below shows one of the zionist infiltrators, Ted Ekeroth, who after the successful completion of the operation was awarded the prestigious Herzl-award by Israel.



 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

How World War III started

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Russia’s view on Sweden’s unofficial NATO-membership

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Ex-FBI chief confirms chemtrails

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

How smartphone radiation degrades IQ and learning ability with children

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

David Duke’s warning to Sweden and Europe

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

ADL behind rumors that Jews must be registered in Ukraine

Source: Ukraine Jew registration hoax traced

Ukraine Jew registration hoax traced

Email intercepts that included the original copies of anti-Semitic leaflets distributed in Eastern Ukraine have now been shown to be part of an elaborate false flag hoax to sabotage recent US-Russian talks.

The hoax, a “game theory warfare” operation, was meant to “sucker punch” both Russia and the US. If those responsible, in this case the New York based ADL, were caught, and they have been, there would be no consequences.

The ADL is “untouchable.” When Secretary of State Kerry expressed his revulsion at Nazi leaflets demanding that Jews in Ukraine “register” with a non-existent government agency, little did he know he was the victim of an elaborate and highly dangerous false flag hoax.

Continue: Ukraine Jew registration hoax traced

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Electromagnetic Hypersensitivity (EHS)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Sweden’s submarine war against Germany – Rear-Admiral confesses to armed robbery

On April 8, 2014, Swedish combat forces stormed the HQ of German submarine builder Thyssen’s offices in Sweden and walked away with blueprints for the next generation submarine A26.

Immediately after the event, the head of security at Thyssen was fired.

Aside one or two initial reports about what in effect was an armed robbery, a blanket of silence has been put over the affair in Sweden.

Meanwhile, on the other side of the world, a retired Swedish Rear Admiral from deep within the bowels of Sweden’s “deep state” the Swedish Defence Material Administration, visited an Australian think-tank conference and made a brief statement including a mystifying reference to Free Masonic symbol Phoenix Bird.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Did John Kerry just threaten to “Dustify” Russia over Ukraine?

In his opening statement on 8 April 2014 to the Senate Committe on Foreign Relations, Secretary of State John Kerry let it be known that with respect to the situation in Ukraine, the United States “will not hesitate to use 21st-century tools to hold Russia accountable for 19th-century behavior”.

The “phrase 19th-century behaviour” is repetition of previously used rethoric by Kerry in the context of Ukraine.

But what did he mean by “21st-century tools?”

Nukes belongs to the 20th century.

So do drones, unconventional warfare and color revolutions (albeit under other names) – none if which has some real value as deterrents.

So, what weapons systems have been deployed after 2000 and holds some actual clout?

 

Welcome to DEW and the New Physics

One 21-century tool of warfare that has been on public display – although all of media seemed to have missed it – was the one used on 11 September 2001 when almost all of the World Trade Center on lower Manhattan in a matter of seconds was transformed into DNA-sized dust in virtually total silence.

The clip below is a conversation between former US Navy SEAL Jesse Ventura as he, apparently in vain, is trying to explain to radio-host Alex Jones the reality of this new type of weapon.



 

Readers not yet uniformed about Dr Judy Wood’s forensics investigation (a classic by now) laying out the evidence for Directed Energy Weapon being used to destroy the World Trade Center on 9/11 can order the study below and see the lecture at the bottom while waiting for the book arrive.

 

 

 

Dr Judy Wood at New Horizons – Where Did The Towers Go?


 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Mr Bean and the Outrage Industry

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The hidden hand behind the destruction of Ukraine – the mob of international finance

 

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Papal Bulls issued by the World “Jewish” Congress valid 2014 thru 2016

Maybe the hate-mongers at World Jewish Congress (WJC) should consider changing its name to World Zionist Congress (which is what it really is) or simply Hate Speech Incorporated – since this is their main trade: the spreading of the Gospel of fear, hate, deceit and condemnation in the world.

Right: Baron David de Rothchild: scion of the Rothschild family’s French branch, Council member at WJC and President of the Shoah Foundation.

Below: some of the motions passed during WJC’s biannual meeting in Paris last week..

Bulls – Condemnations

  1. French comedian Dieudonné
  2. Dieudonné’s friend Nicolas Anelka
  3. Greek political party Golden Dawn.
  4. Whomever says that Israel is an Apartheid-state
  5. Palestinian organisation BDS which campaigns for a boycott of Israel until it starts to comply with International Law and Palestinian rights
  6. Memorials for hungarian leader Miklós Horty

Endorsements

  1. France’s new PM, spanish born naturalized citizen Manuel Valls (reward for perspecuting French commedian Dieudonné – cf. point 1 above)
  2. The English Fotball association (reward for issuing a five-game ban against Dieudonné’s friend Nicolas Anelka – cf. point 2 above)
  3. The Greek government and authorities (reward for persecuting the Golden Dawn party – cf. point 3 above)
  4. Morale support to jewish organizations in Hungary for boycotting the nation’s official memorial of the so-called “Holocaust”.

Coverups, spins, etc

  1. Advices not to exaggarate the situation of Jews in Ukraine during its new neonazi regime
  2. Advices not to undermine or question the legitimacy of Ukraine’s new neonazi regime
  3. Israel should be recognized as a Jewish state – i.e. officially become a theocracy
  4. Encouragements to the government of Argentina to bury the plans for an Argentinian-Iranian truth-commission for the bombattacks against Israel’s embassy in Buenos Aires in 1992 and an Argentinian-Israeli friendship association in 1994

Although the (sick) logic behind most points appear obvious, items in red might lead to some raised eye-brows.

At least until the background is clear, at which moment those gravity-defying eye-brows may be joined by dropped jaws:

  • Why would Jewish Organizations wish to boycott memorials of the so-called “Holocaust?”

    The problem the leadership of World Zionism has with the government of Hungary is that it is not enough that it plays along with the “Holocaust” myth (defined as industrial scale genocide utilizing “gas-chambers”) – but demands that the hungarians also script themselves into this non-event as co-culprits.

  • Why would the leadership of World Zionism wish to leave neonazis in Ukraine in peace whilst persecuting them in Greece?

    The answer: The hidden hand behind the destruction of Ukraine – the mob of international finance

  • Why would World Zionism not want the wounds from the perhaps biggest terror-attack in the history of Argentina to start to heal?

    For the same reason the “Holocaust” was invented and becomes more harrowing each time it is retold: these types of open and unresolved wounds in societies are gold-mines to factions that base their political existence on the concept of rule-and-divide and need to be kept bleeding for as long a possible – prefereably indefinitly.

    But there is more.

    So far prosecutors have pointed the fingers at Islamic Jihad, Hezbollah and Iran for the attacks.

    In reality, both events show tell-tale signs og being false-flag operations involving Israel and the USA.

    What would certainly epitomize the fears entertained by World Zionism is that of a press-conference held by such an Argentinian-Iranian truth commission at which time it was revealed to the world whom the real culprit is.

 

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60 million USD claim against government of Sweden for failure to respond to citizens request for information on chemtrails

On April 1, 2014, charges were filed against the Swedish government and three of its agencies to the nation’s Chanceller of Justice for widespread and systematic violations of the much heralded “public principle” (“offentlighetsprincipen” similar to FOI). The violations occurred when the government failed to respond to over 4,000 citizen requests for information related to the ubiquitous spraying of aerosols over the country from aircrafts (a k a “chemtrailing”) that has been going on for several years.

Government | Armed Forces | Environmental Protection Agency |
Swedish Meteorological and Hydrological Institute

Sweden’s “dirty half-dozen”: Prime Minister Fredrik Reinfeldt, Minister of Defence Karin Enström, Minister for the Environment Lena Ek, Environmental Protection Agency Director General Maria Agren, Commander in Chief Sverker Göransson,
and Director General for the Swedish Meteorological and Hydrological Institute Lena Häll Eriksson.

Given the scale and systematic nature of the violations, as well as the number of victims (over 1,034 as of April 1, 2014), damages of 100,000 SEK (ca. 15,000 USD) per instance have been claimed. Since the number of known instances of failure to uphold the “public principle” is over 4,000, the Swedish government may face up to half a billion SEK (ca. 60 million USD) in total claims.

 

2014-04-01

JK
Box 2308
103 18 STOCKHOLM

 

FILING OF CHARGES WITH CLAIMS AGAINST THE GOVERNMENT (MINISTRY OF THE ENVIRONMENT), ARMED FORCES, ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY AND THE SWEDISH METEOROLOGICAL AND HYDROLOGICAL INSTITUTE FOR VIOLATIONS OF I.A. THE “PUBLIC PRINCIPLE”

Starting on February 11, 2014 – i.e. seven weeks or 49 days ago – the Government (Ministry of the Environment), the Armed Forces, the Environmental Protection Agency, and the Swedish Meteorological and Hydrological Institute and other government agencies have been approached with a demand for answers and action plans concerning the threat to human health as well as the entire ecosystem posed by the aerosol spraying of the sky over Sweden that occur on a daily basis.

The only official body that acted in accordance with the “public principle” and actually responded to the request was Sweden’s Civil Aviation Authority.

We therefore now file charges against the Government, the Armed Forces, the Environmental Protection Agency and the Swedish Meteorological and Hydrological Institute for violations against the “public principle”.

The charges include a claim for each agency for 100,000 SEK for each person, i.e. a total of 400 000 for undersigned.

The ongoing aerosol spraying over Sweden could hardly take place without Government consent and knowledge of aforementioned agencies and we reserve the right to further damages claims against these, as well as other so far unidentified entities, when the extent and coverup of the spraying has been confirmed.

Sincerely,

Attachments:

1. Request for information from the Government (Ministry of the Environment), the Armed Forces, the Environmental Protection Agency, the Swedish Meteorological and Hydrological Institute, and Sweden’s Civil Aviation Authority: http://raddasverige.nu/?page_id=258

The original request (2014-02-11):

Dear elected official, civil servant,

The one contemporary societal issue that perhaps best epitomizes the Danish writer Hans Christian Andersen’s fairy tale “The Emperor’s New Clothes” is the stunningly massive aerosol spraying program government agencies and elected officials in Sweden quietly allow to continue to happen and which the media simply refuses to touch.

Given the many alarming reports about what chemicals the aerosols are actually made up of, as well as the harmful effects they have on humans and the ecosystem it is now time for an immediate halt to the spraying, followed by a public and intellectually honest discussion where all the facts are presented to the public.

Your response, including a proposal for action-plan is expected within three weeks.

Please reply to the sender CC .

The homepage of this petition:

http://raddasverige.nu/?page_id=258

Sincerely,

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Swedish Foreign Minister Carl Bildt assassinated – the next globalist false-flag?

If leaked US diplomatic communications are to be believed, Sweden’s Minister for Foreign Affairs, Carl Bildt, is a “medium-size dog with a big dog attitude” who suffers from “limited political capability.”[1]

Two decades ago the first part of the assessment above had a corollary in Swedish: the “Bildt-effect”.

Today, after eight years of local neoconservative mayhem – and 13 years after the event that changed the world, 9/11 – most swedes would be more interested in finding a corollary for the second part of that American diplomatic assessment: “limited political capability”.

A look at Bildt’s political trajectory makes one wonder if not Mr. Trouble Magnet would be a good candidate.

Carl Bildt carries all the hallmarks of an inveterate opportunist and thoroughbred globalist, a person who over two decades ago picked up on the theme of re-inventing the Western so-called Civilisation as a New World Order dictating the way of life for all of humanity.

 

1992: Carl Bildt on the New World Order

 

In retrospect, Mr. Carl Bildt’s persona is eerily similar to that of the eye of a storm: calm and seemingly orderly at the center, but as one moves towards the periphery, the man proves to be a sort of strange attractor for vicious forces tearing apart peoples lives.

 

Tracking the Hurricane

In 1986, Mr. Bildt was seen hovering at the periphery of the assassination of Sweden’s then Prime Minister Olof Palme.

Five years later Bildt became Prime Minister himself. It was only a matter months before the country’s economy was wrecked and in 1994 he was voted out.

Bildt’s parting gift to the electorate was the M/S Estonia ferry disaster, in which nearly 900 persons, over half of them Swedes, were killed in an event no insider still dare talk about.

As so often with Carl Bildt, someone else had to clean up the mess.

Readers interested in knowing what really happened will find the film Baltic Storm helpful.

Apparently, presenting the facts of the disaster in a fictional movie, was the only way in which the German journalist Jutta Rabe could present the story.

To our knowldege, the film has never been aired or shown in cinemas in Sweden.

The last known victim of the M/S Estonia ferry disaster may very well have been Sweden’s deputy Prime Minister Odd Engström who in 1998 was heart attacked just before he had an appointment with Ms. Rabe for an interview about the disaster.

Having narrowly escaped the fallout from the M/S Estonia apocalypse, Bildt’s next stop was the Balkans – as the EU’s High Representative between 1995-1998.

Maybe the folks there have stories to tell, too.

In the fall of 2006, Carl Bildt became Sweden’s Minister for Foreign affairs.

Shortly thereafter, the chief of Sweden’s Security Police, Klas Bergenstrand, was heart attacked after becoming the focal point for the government’s internal resistance against the Swedish neocon version of the US Patriot Act – the FRA-law.

As Foreign Minister, Carl Bildt was instrumental in dragging Sweden into the war against Libya in 2011.

And in 2013-2014 Bildt was busy foisting the globalist agenda of his hidden masters to the unsuspecting people of Ukraine, including making several trips to Kiev.

 

From Chicken to Pig

So far, the 64-year old seems to have navigated his life seemingly covered by teflon.

That may now have changed and the turn has come for Bildt to trade his traditional role as egg-laying chicken in the globalist’s unfolding plan for a cashless global gulag to that of a fully committed pig.

We are, of course, elaborating on the possibility of someone’s attempt to squeeze some final utility out of this “medium-size dog with a big dog attitude” by having him assassinated in a high-profile false-flag operation that will be blamed on whomever it best suits the agenda of the day to blame.

Looking at the psychological front-loading that has already been prepared for this eventuality – it appears Moscow actually is the designated patsy.

In 2013, a Swedish former military officer turned public disinfoagent made the video below – ostensibly to promote a book.

The clip went viral and the Swedish government was forced to respond, which it did – with disgust.

If, indeed, something untoward would befall Carl Bildt at this point in time, the reader now stands a better chance of seeing through the lies that will be spread.



 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


1. http://www.dn.se/nyheter/sverige/medium-size-dog-with-big-dog-attitude/

Music group ABBA joins the dark side – moves to eradicate cash worldwide

Has former ABBA-legend Björn Ulvaeus joined the dark side and is engaged in a war against humanity?

On October 22, 2013, Mr Ulvaeus, once member of the famous 1970’s pop-group ABBA, had an opinion piece published in the Swedish industry daily Dagens Industri.

The title was

In the article Mr Ulvaeus explains why the recently opened ABBA-museum in Stockholm will not accept cash as payment from visitors: it’s a serious health-hazard.

But is this all?

A look at the museum’s website suggests a deeper agenda: Mr Ulvaeus claims that cash is the sole driver behind crime world-wide: “from murder to bicycle theft”, and that his vision is that of Earth as a planet from which bills and coins have been exterminated for good.

Mr Ulvaeus:

The Swedish Krona is a small currency used only in Sweden. This is the ideal place to start the biggest crime preventing scheme ever. We could and should be the first cashless society in the world.

I challenge anyone to come up with reasons to keep cash that outweigh the enormous benefits of getting rid of it.

The local Swedish reactions to Mr Ulvaeus article have been many: including successful autopsies of the argument that cash is the only thing criminals can use when engaged in transactions; and that some parts of the ABBA museum (not just the loo) actually poses a greater bio-hazard to the world than the cash in its visitors wallets and purses might (or might not) do.

 

Roots

The timing and context of Mr Ulvaeus campaign to eradicate cash is a bit mystifying.

So far the powers that be, which in Sweden means the Wallenberg family, have shunned public debate about the future of cash.

Late last year, for example, Swedish activist site kontantuppropet.nu [“the cash petition”] became an overnight success with thousands of Swedes joining in the demand that the Swedish government give cash stronger legal protection.

The background was that Sweden’s privately owned and controlled banking-sector since 2009 unilaterally and on its own initiative (and without a democratic mandate) have been closing down bank offices offering traditional cash services at an alarming rate.




 

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The success of the petition resulted in an invitation of the folks behind it to the TV-show , broadcast nation-wide.

Also invited was Sweden’s banking employee union Finansförbundet – whose anti-cash propaganda is, or rather was, based on emotional non-factual fear-mongering disseminated through their web site kontantfritt.nu [“free from cash”].

The banking-sector’s PR-line seems to have worked well: Swedes, the people who have given name to the psychological condition known as the Stockholm Syndrome, are known as the World’s leading wet-nurse junkies and seems to have far fewer problems with Big Brother and Big Sis interfering in their lives than people from other countries.

As it were, TV-debate never happened.

The reason was that the banking union refused to participate and did what Swedes feeling uneasy often do: called in sick. At the same time the union also shut down its propaganda site kontantfritt.nu.

No doubt, a producer somewhere at Gomorron Sverige also benefited from an in-house crash-course in Orwellian political correctness for coming up with the brilliantly intolerable idea to publicly debate the Wallenberg controlled banking-sector’s unilateral phasing out of cash.

Fast forward a year, and Mr Ulvaeus throws down the gauntlet – or does he?

Is Mr Ulvaeus’ challenge, as published on the ABBA museum’s website, a bona fide invitation to open debate – or is it the rhetorical “I dare you!” posturing of the class bully, firmly believing no one will ever speak up?

If so, Mr Ulvaeus may very well be right: the statures of the members of ABBA as national icons are such that most Swedes would be as keen to go face to face with Mr Ulvaeus over the cash-issue, as a medieval peasant would be comfortable urinating on the pope – whilst hollering like a banshee and wearing a modern day Halloween outfit.

 

“Humanism” – a cult in search of a God

Mr Ulvaeus does not only hate cash – he hates religion too.

As a member of the Swedish chapter of the International Humanist and Ethical Union (IHEU) – a globalist NGO represented at the UN – Mr Ulvaeus has also gone public demanding that the

One might be forgiven for wondering what ever happened to the ABBA-member who forty years ago wrote musical history, when he together with three friends won the European song contest in Brighton with the hit “Waterloo”.

Unfortunately, it’s probably no use asking Mr Ulvaeus himself.

These days he does not even seem to remember being on that stage that magical night in 1974.

In contrast to this alleged long-term memory-loss, however, Mr Ulvaeus is still capable of telling the rest of us how to lead our lives, whilst scooting around the planet between his many mansions in his private jet – making one million deal after the other.

 

The shape of things to come

Suppose Mr Ulvaeus has his way – or rather the way of the Godless doctrine he is a disciple of, so-called “Humanism” – what is the planned end-state?

Looking at the doctrinaire writings of one of IHEU’s leading beacons, the late professor Paul Kurtz, the end-state is a “Neo-humanist” Eden from which God has been banished – a planet run by a global government driven by a genocidal agenda (urgent population restraint) and in which all money is electronic.

What Professor Kurtz does not say about this neo-human or post-human society (his paper is a high-level policy document) are the facts that tied into the global cashless or electronic-money-only society are two closely related aspects of the global Orwellian state:

  1. The replacement of today’s plastic microchip credit cards with a chip that is embedded inside the human body
  2. A global currency
The real issue with microchips embedded inside the human body may not be the absolute loss of privacy, as the banks and the one-world government will know everything about a person – including his/her physical location at any time. The real issue is that these chips are also able to work the other way: allowing humanity’s new God-less masters to control the emotional state and thoughts of all humans on the planet.

 

Cashless humans – human cattle

Readers planning for a different future than as prisoners in a perpetual real-life enactment of the horror-movie , need to wake up and deliver a very loud and clear No to the powers that be. In Sweden this means the Wallenberg family and their stooges in the government, parliament and media.

Otherwise, given current societal momenta and trajectories, failure to act will result in your children and grand-children and their children and so on, enduring their existences in a global concentration-camp in which the 5-10% of humanity which is allowed to survive will be little more than remotely controlled cattle microchipped at birth.

 

Click here to join the “big” petition to save cash in Sweden [in Swedish – over 4,700 signatories so far].

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

David Icke – Freedom Road

David Icke – Freedom Road

Year: 1999
Length: Approx five hours
Language: English, subtitles in spanish
Summary: Human history from 7000 BC to 2012 AD in five hours..

 


 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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