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The system here is a bit weird. We pay large sums of money to the dutch equivalent of Al Capone then wonder why there are problems with organized crime in Amste
by radicalbyte 10y ago
The system here is a bit weird. We pay large sums of money to the dutch equivalent of Al Capone then wonder why there are problems with organized crime in Amsterdam.
- verylittlemeat 10y agoI'm just curious, who is Al Capone in your example?
- radicalbyte 10y agoCees H, he's a (former?) drug lord. Guy had like $700m of his illicit profits in cash. Which is a lot in Holland. For some reason the state paid him ~$2m in compensation after he was released from jail. For being caught? A minister recently resigned because they lied about it: http://www.euronews.com/2017/01/27/dutch-minister-resigns-over-cash-deal-with-convicted-drug-dealer http://www.euronews.com/2017/01/27/dutch-minister-resigns-ov...
- verylittlemeat 10y agointeresting thanks for the reply I'm gonna read more about this