Bjørnar Moxnes Video – Stealing Sunglasses

Bjørnar Moxnes Video – Stealing Sunglasses. In this video, we witness a controversial incident involving Bjørnar Moxnes, the former leader of the Red Party in Norway. The video captures the moment when Moxnes was caught allegedly stealing a pair of sunglasses, identified as Hugo Boss brand, at Oslo Gardermoen airport. The incident took place in June 2023 and quickly became a major topic of discussion in Norwegian politics and media. The incident not only impacted Moxnes’ political career but also raised concerns about honesty and integrity in public leadership. Many questioned whether a leader should be held to higher standards and how such actions might affect public trust. Website: tomhouse.vn where the video and related information can be found.

I. About Bjørnar Moxnes

1. General information

Bjørnar Moxnes (born 19 December 1981) is a Norwegian politician and activist who represents the left-wing political party Raudt in Parliament. Moxnes opposed the European Union (EU) and characterizes Norway’s participation in the European Economic Area (EEA) as undemocratic. Moxnes describes himself as a socialist. He served as leader of Raudt from 2012 to 2023 and was previously deputy leader from 2010 to 2012.

Bjørnar Moxnes grew up on Nordstrand in Norway, with his parents. His mother was a health scientist, and his father worked in a kindergarten. He became politically active after neo-Nazis began to stand out in the city in the 1990s. Later he became part of the radical environment at Oslo Cathedral School and a member of Raud Ungdom.

Moxnes has a degree in sociology from the University of Oslo. His master’s thesis, entitled “With power in the bag: An analysis of the occupational mobility of the political elite”, was about politicians who switched professions to PR, a topic Moxnes was very interested in as a politician.

Before he became leader of Raudt, Bjørnar Moxnes was leader of Raud Ungdom. After he resigned from this position, he was chosen to lead Raud Valallianse. After the creation of the party Raudt in 2007, Moxnes was elected to the leadership. In 2010 he was elected deputy leader of Raudt, and on 6 May 2012 he took over as leader of the party from Turid Thomassen.

In 2011, Moxnes was elected to the Oslo city council. Since then, he has been a central politician in many situations in Oslo, such as defense of Oslo University Hospital, protest against the sculpture park in Ekebergskogen, and opposition to the Olympics in Oslo in 2022.

At the national elections in 2013 and 2017, Bjørnar Moxnes was the first candidate for Raudt in the Oslo district, and in 2017 he was elected as a representative in the Storting.

2. Politics

Bjørnar Moxnes is against right-wing radical economics and believes that most other parties in the Storting undermine workers’ rights and transfer power from workers to the rich. He argues for a democratic economy, which he believes is not possible under capitalism. He stated in 2017 that he believes that just as the people can elect the government, they should also be able to elect the management of their workplace. He argues that the Right Party serves to secure the capitalist rights of the rich minority, where the small elite has too much power over Norway’s most important national resources.

He explicitly says that the party is not communist, but socialist, and differs from Rødt’s predecessor AKP’s Maoist roots. He describes socialism as a system in which power and wealth are distributed fairly, rather than allowing a small elite to own as much wealth as half the world’s population.

Moxnes believes that the salary of the politicians in the Storting is too high, and wants to reduce the salary. He argues that because the salary is too high, the politicians in the government become too distanced from the general population, and that reducing it will help the politicians create fairer policies. When the Labor Party and Center Party chose to freeze wages, he stated: “If I were Støre (Labour Party) or Vedum (Center Party), I would be embarrassed”, and pushed for pay cuts.

3. EEA / European Union (EU)

Moxnes is against the EEA, and argues that the agreement with the EEA is undemocratic, and that it transfers power from elected assemblies in Norway to the EU. He characterizes the EEA as a bad agreement. Moxnes argues that policies that would help Norwegian workers and counter social dumping are blocked by undemocratic laws enforced by the European Union.

Climate Moxnes believes that capitalism is one of the most important causes of climate change, and argues that capitalism will not create solutions to solve climate change.

4. Personal life

He was married to Kjerstin Aukrust from 2014 until they announced their separation in July 2022. Around the same time, he announced that he was in a relationship with Lina Aas-Eng. Together with Aukrust, he has two children. In June 2023, Romerikes Blad revealed that Moxnes had been caught shoplifting a pair of sunglasses at Oslo Gardermoen airport. He initially claimed it was an accident, but it was later revealed that he had removed the pricetag and stuffed them in his suitcase, raising questions about the sincerity of his explanation. With Moxnes’ consent, the newspaper Verdens Gang released the surveillance footage showing him taking the sunglasses and placing them first on his luggage trolley, then putting them in his pocket shortly thereafter. On 3 July, the party secretary Reidar Strisland confirmed that Moxnes had taken leave as party leader and that deputy leader Marie Sneve Martinussen would become interim leader.On 18 July, the party announced that his sick leave would be expanded to 25 July. On 24 July, Moxnes announced that he would resign as leader and deputy leader Marie Sneve Martinussen was designated his successor until the 2024 convention.

II. The details of Bjørnar Moxnes Video – Steal Sunglasses

In early July, Bjørnar Moxnes went on sick leave after it became known that he had been caught shoplifting a pair of Hugo Boss sunglasses at Gardermoen airport. Last Tuesday, he extended his sick leave by one week, and on Monday morning, he made it clear on his Facebook profile that he is resigning as party leader.

“Today, I say goodbye as the leader of Rødt. It has been an incredible journey over eleven years, and I will say more about that, but first to the major issue of this summer: I took those sunglasses from the store at Gardermoen. I made a big mistake, and I made it worse with how I handled it afterwards. I am truly sorry for that, and I want to apologize,” Moxnes wrote in the status update.

The theft took place on June 16 this year when Moxnes was on a private trip. He himself stated that he forgot that he had the sunglasses with him out of the store, while the police believed that he had deliberately stolen the sunglasses. The politician accepted a fine of 3000 kroner afterward.

The case became known through an article in Romerikes Blad on June 30.

III. Bjørnar Moxnes Video – Stealing Sunglasses

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V. Bjørnar Moxnes resigns as Rødt leader

Bjørnar Moxnes announced on Monday that he is stepping down as the leader of Rødt. Marie Sneve Martinussen is disappointed at not having received correct information in the sunglasses case.

There are two reasons why he is stepping down, according to Moxnes.

“Firstly, I don’t want my mistakes to affect my loved ones. One thing is to hear about it, but it’s a whole different thing when it affects the people I care about the most,” he wrote.

“I also want to do what I can to allow members and representatives throughout the country to talk about politics,” he added.

He wrote that there is a great need for the party, and he referred to the many reports this summer about the inequality crisis and food queues.

Sneve Martinussen said she feels sad that Moxnes is stepping down as party leader after eleven years, but she is glad that he has been honest in his final statement. She also said she believes that her relationship with the former party leader can be repaired.

VI. Bjørnar Moxnes explains stealing sunglasses

• Since going on sick leave, Marie Sneve Martinussen has been serving as the interim leader of Rødt. She has now taken over as the leader after a unanimous decision on Sunday evening. Charlotte Therkelsen continues as the sole deputy leader of the party. The executive committee of Rødt has also called for an extraordinary national congress.
• “Throughout this period, I have received the same information as the public, almost at the same time as the public, as this case unfolded. It’s never fun when someone you know well and work closely with doesn’t tell the whole truth,” Sneve Martinussen said at the press conference on Monday morning.
• “The first step to regain trust is to admit everything fully, which he perhaps hasn’t done until today,” Sneve Martinussen added.
• She has always been clear that stealing is not right, she said.
• “I also haven’t had completely accurate information about the case all along. It’s okay to be open about that. I’m both angry and disappointed about it, and I have given Bjørnar a very direct message in plain language,” Sneve Martinussen said.
• Moxnes wrote that he has asked himself many times in the past weeks how he could do something so stupid.
• “I don’t have a complete explanation. What I am sure of, however, is that I did something wrong, and I must face the consequences,” he wrote.
• He stated that we must set high standards for elected officials and political leaders. At the same time, he hopes that there is room to make mistakes, as long as one takes responsibility for them.
• He will continue to be involved as a member of Rødt and as a representative in the Storting in the time to come.
• He wrote that there is a great need for the party, and he referred to the many reports this summer about the inequality crisis and food queues.
• Sneve Martinussen said she feels sad that Moxnes is stepping down as party leader after eleven years, but she is glad that he has been honest in his final statement. She also said she believes that her relationship with the former party leader can be repaired.
• On a press conference the day after the newspaper’s report, Moxnes described the incident as embarrassing, and he apologized. He also received support from several profiles in the party.
• He has also changed his explanation of what happened in the store at the airport several times.
• On the same day that Moxnes went on sick leave on July 3, the party called for an extraordinary national board meeting. Interim party leader Martinussen met the press after the meeting and then said that Moxnes had the party’s full confidence.
• On July 18, he extended his sick leave until Tuesday, July 25.

VII. Ethical assessment of leader Bjørnar Moxnes in Norway

There is something about Bjørnar Moxnes’ conduct in the Gardermoen airport theft incident. He acknowledged and apologized for this wrongdoing, and shortly thereafter resigned as leader of Rødt. This shows that he takes responsibility for his actions and has an incentive to face the consequences.

However, the fact that Bjørnar Moxnes changed his explanations of the incident several times has raised some skepticism about his veracity and honesty. But no one is perfect and everyone can make mistakes. The important thing is that they can face the consequences and learn from those mistakes.

In life and politics, trusting and respecting leaders requires them to be ethical and stand up to challenges. This includes showing honesty, ensuring fairness and treating people well, as well as being willing to accept responsibility and work for the common good. It is important that their actions and words align with the values and principles they represent, and meet the expectations of the voters and the communities they serve.