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They also have the King's commissioner in the Netherlands. I've read interviews with him and articles about him. They say he's like a watch dog against corrupti
by hcfman 3y ago
They also have the King's commissioner in the Netherlands. I've read interviews with him and articles about him. They say he's like a watch dog against corruption in the province. I tried to arrange for a meeting with him to report some serious corruption. I they ignored me. I called every week for six weeks. Then I was told I'd get a response by mail. I did indeed get a response and from the King's commissioner. He responded that he didn't have the authority to do anything. He didn't even want to heard what it was that I had to report. Then why is every one reporting that he's a kind of watch dog on corruption in the province?
Again, the existence of his role is simply to give the perception that his role is real and actually does something. People think the Netherlands is less corrupt because they have roles like that etc.
- arp242 3y agoWhat kind of corruption are we talking about?
- ClumsyPilot 3y agothats the poibt, the commissioner didnt even want to know what kind it is
- hcfman 3y agoGovernment facilitated criminality against innocent, non crime involved citizens. Then serious obstruction of justice in the courts themselves to make a criminal case against the own case fail. In the Netherlands they have a concept called “interventions”. They are activities carried out that are supposed to interfere with organised crime. In 2005, one of my neighbours was busted for growing weed. The other neighbour was involved with the authorities in one of these “interventions” that involved harrassibg the guy that grew the weed both before and after he was prosecuted. But we lived literally between these two. All harassment affected us and because we complained we became targets as well. The harrassment was serious and spanned more than 10 years. Totally illegal. I amassed an enormous amount of evidence for a stalking case, more than 600 videos. But it took 5 years and a complaint to the national ombudsman to get it to court at all. Then the person in charge of the organisation carrying out the intervention was the prosecutor chosen on the case but he was prosecuting his own informant/collaborator on the intervention with the goal of making the case fail. He lied to the courts and withheld enormous amounts of evidence. The case failed. It was later I found all the connections. The former head of the team interventions had in the meantime also manoeuvred onto the board of directors of the court where influence on the case could be carried out from behind the scenes. This person is now the president of this court. The authorities turned off all police support to me and my family and dismissed every police report. I took the police to court and won. They appealed. I won again and was able to read around 1000 police pages and found confirmation of this. It’s an absolute disgrace. Cost me more than 40,000 euros in costs trying to cope with years of government assisted harassment simply because I lived next door to one of their targets.
- hcfman 3y agoOh the link above should have been https://www.veiligheidspercepties.nl/ https://www.veiligheidspercepties.nl/ The director of this organisation turned up at my door once. The prosecutor that lied in court (and had been caught lying in court before as well) retired after my stalking case. His partner that with whom he wax heading up the organisation that runs these interventions left the prosecutors office shortly afterwards after an argument with the head prosecutor. In fact 7 prosecutors were reshuffled that year and no one is asking the questions why https://www.1limburg.nl/amp/nieuws/1357826/leegloop-bij-justitie-zeven-officieren-vertrekken https://www.1limburg.nl/amp/nieuws/1357826/leegloop-bij-just... And the name of the prosecutor that became the head of a court is mentioned at the end of every episode of this 6 part documentary about 9 innocent people that were sent to jail on fabricated evidence here: https://kro-ncrv.nl/programmas/villamoord/dit-komt-het-vertrouwen-in-de-rechtspraak-niet-ten-goede https://kro-ncrv.nl/programmas/villamoord/dit-komt-het-vertr... The reason that person’s name is mentioned at the end of each episode of this is because she was the head of the organised crime unit in Arnhem till 2010. After that she became the head of the Maastricht organised crime unit and then became responsible and then after that the head of team interventions where she was responsible for what was being done to me. In Dutch courts a prosecutor in a criminal case is aided by a secretary called parketsecretaris. I always wondered if the prosecutor was trying to make a case deliberately fail. Then surely the secretary must have noticed. I found out years later when I learned that at that time her role was intervention jurist. So she was in on it too. Nice isn’t it. The Netherlands also holds completely corrupt court cases as bad as in the worst dictatorships.