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There are other elements to this "Netherlands becoming a narco state" which are not being talked about. Specifically, the manner in which organised crime is bei
by hcfman 3y ago
There are other elements to this "Netherlands becoming a narco state" which are not being talked about. Specifically, the manner in which organised crime is being investigated. Which is it's not just being investigated, they also carry out what they call interventions.
I was unlucky enough to live directly between a person that was arrested and convicted for growing weed in his house in 2005 and the civilian that the investigators were using to both spy on and "intervene" on (harrassment basically) in an illegal manner. This continued for the next 10 years!! And the government were protecting him. This is simply government facilitated harrassment of innocent civilians caught up the collateral damage. And then they blame it on the victim.
How these people can sleep at night when they pull together the resources of the council, the police and the OM to strip the innocent people who are colateral damage of their illegal activities of their rights for absolutely no purpose at all astounds me.
The the word "undermining" is simply the equivalent to the word "terrorism" it's being used as a power grab to make new laws to bypass democracy. The investigators in this country and the ones undermining the democratic state of law. (Except there is no longer a functioning democratic state of law in the Netherlands).
- belter 3y agoWhy should they investigate? Its literally impossible to be jailed in the Netherlands. You dig a tunnel into the prison and they will kick you out the next day.... "Rape reports rarely lead to prison; Less than 10% convicted" - https://nltimes.nl/2022/05/06/rape-reports-rarely-lead-prison-less-10-convicted https://nltimes.nl/2022/05/06/rape-reports-rarely-lead-priso... "Dutch free killer of anti-Islam politician Pim Fortuyn" - https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-27261291 https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-27261291 "About 1,800 convicts haven’t been jailed due to staff shortages" - - https://nltimes.nl/2024/02/18/1800-convicts-havent-jailed-due-staff-shortages https://nltimes.nl/2024/02/18/1800-convicts-havent-jailed-du...
- hcfman 3y agoThis answer is the problem. You are advocating locking up and harassing who ever you feel like. No evidence or guilt necessary. You think that’s better? You would love it in Russia. Haven’t we just seen recently an example of someone dying in jail from the same sort of attitude? You are also making a deadly assumption that these people only do these things to bad people. Answer whether you think it would be fine to harrass you for ten years if you were unlucky enough to have moved next to someone that got convicted of growing weed. 13 years later, after the prosecutor lied to the court he couldn’t name one thing that we ever did to that neighbour. When I pressing for him to name one thing I ever did he responded: “Even if you complain. What did you hope to achieve by complaining?”
- hcfman 3y agoWhy should investigate ? Why bother with evidence. Watch this series about 9 innocent people jailed on fabricated evidence. https://npo.nl/start/serie/de-villamoord https://npo.nl/start/serie/de-villamoord There are only 8 now. One of them, a young person, committed suicide in jail.