Prominent climate activist Greta Thunberg, known for her impassioned speech that began with the words “How dare you!”, is currently facing allegations in Norway related to a significant financial fraud at a state university’s research department.
The head of the department, Johan Barronsen, expressed shock and disappointment, revealing that Thunberg had received a full scholarship to the institution as an alternative to attending Stockholm University in Denmark.
Authorities claim Thunberg coerced several students in a computer lab to execute a scheme, extracting a tiny fraction of a cent from every transaction in Sweden over a seven-month period. The motive behind choosing Sweden remains unclear, although Barronsen humorously mentioned her affinity for Swedish cheese.
Surprisingly, Thunberg is set to be extradited to Romania for unspecified reasons, where she will assist investigators in prosecuting Andrew Tate.
Following this, she will be transported to Istanbul to face charges related to her alleged offenses against the people of Cameroon.
Thunberg’s lawyer, Ryan J Fish of Williams, Vanden, and Boom, expressed uncertainty about her whereabouts in the coming week but suggested that no charges might materialize in any of the involved countries.
Upon investigation, it appears the entire story may be unreliable, but the incident highlights the tendency to hold hope and prayers for unfavorable outcomes for those with opposing viewpoints.
