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Russia and CIS countries don't care about US fraud so won't allow citizens to be extradited. FBI/Secret Service prob know who they are and will just wait until

Russia and CIS countries don't care about US fraud so won't allow citizens to be extradited. FBI/Secret Service prob know who they are and will just wait until they go on vacation somewhere and kidnap them like they usually do.

bananacurve 13y ago
>kidnap them like they usually do Although that would be impressive, I'm sure you know you are full of shit, but other people don't.
- dobbsbob 13y ago
  Derp dey derp http://rt.com/news/extradite-russian-national-panin-901/ http://rt.com/news/extradite-russian-national-panin-901/ Also Maksim Yastremsky (sp?) who the SS had Turkey work over for his FDE key because when they broke into his hotel room in Dubai couldn't extract info. That was from the 2007 big TJmax carding heist.
  - AnotherDesigner 13y ago
    I'm confused, are you implying it's not okay for these criminals to be brought to justice, in accordance with various international laws, when their parent state acts belligerent and refuses to cooperate? These people hurt others for a living. They deserve punishment.
    - dobbsbob 13y ago
      So does the Pentagon but you never see them punished for blowing up a wedding. US does not act within international law if they did CIS/Russia wouldn't be complaining about these kidnappings
  - mikeash 13y ago
    "Kidnap" is a highly unconventional way to spell "arrested by local police and extradited."
    - dobbsbob 13y ago
      If that were the case Russia wouldn't have a problem.
      - mikeash 13y ago
        What problem are you referring to?
        goblin89 13y ago
        Maybe this? > Moscow voiced outrage over the arrest of a Russian national in the Dominican Republic and his swift transfer to a US jail without Russia’s consent or knowledge last month.
prostoalex 13y ago
Ukraine will extradite on a case-by-case basis http://www.crime-research.org/news/15.05.2004/275/ http://www.crime-research.org/news/15.05.2004/275/

bananacurve 13y ago

>kidnap them like they usually do Although that would be impressive, I'm sure you know you are full of shit, but other people don't.

dobbsbob 13y ago
Derp dey derp http://rt.com/news/extradite-russian-national-panin-901/ http://rt.com/news/extradite-russian-national-panin-901/ Also Maksim Yastremsky (sp?) who the SS had Turkey work over for his FDE key because when they broke into his hotel room in Dubai couldn't extract info. That was from the 2007 big TJmax carding heist.
- AnotherDesigner 13y ago
  I'm confused, are you implying it's not okay for these criminals to be brought to justice, in accordance with various international laws, when their parent state acts belligerent and refuses to cooperate? These people hurt others for a living. They deserve punishment.
  - dobbsbob 13y ago
    So does the Pentagon but you never see them punished for blowing up a wedding. US does not act within international law if they did CIS/Russia wouldn't be complaining about these kidnappings
- mikeash 13y ago
  "Kidnap" is a highly unconventional way to spell "arrested by local police and extradited."
  - dobbsbob 13y ago
    If that were the case Russia wouldn't have a problem.
    - mikeash 13y ago
      What problem are you referring to?
      - goblin89 13y ago
        Maybe this? > Moscow voiced outrage over the arrest of a Russian national in the Dominican Republic and his swift transfer to a US jail without Russia’s consent or knowledge last month.

prostoalex 13y ago

Ukraine will extradite on a case-by-case basis http://www.crime-research.org/news/15.05.2004/275/ http://www.crime-research.org/news/15.05.2004/275/