Tams80

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by Tams80 5y ago
Wtf would Mossad get involved, and if they did why would they send him to Japan. If he were funding Hezbollah (other than through paying taxes in Lebanon), they'd have gotten him anyway by now.
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by Tams80 5y ago
Should have sorted out moving to a country that wouldn't extradite them in their deal with Ghosn then. Ghosn would have been desperate enough to provide it.
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by Tams80 5y ago
That's because the prosecution only go for cases they are very certain about. That alone is bad, but on top of that it breeds a culture of them 'always being right and how dare you question us'. Sorry, but it's a sign o
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by Tams80 5y ago
I doubt the US would turn down an opportunity to legally and likely popularly trim down the PLAN.
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by Tams80 5y ago
The thing with all those areas is that those countries have the resources to police their waters and would absolutely seize vessels that were in breach of their or international laws. And if an illegal fishing armada turned up would very li
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by Tams80 5y ago
Sinking a few and then maintaining that threat is likely the only way (as in, if they come back, sink a few more). Obviously the crews should be taken off first, then returned to land and then deported as soon as possible. There's not
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by Tams80 5y ago
You underestimate how utterly corrupt a lot of authorities are in Argentina. Once bribes, 'personal cuts', etc. have been made/taken, there's not much left. Not to mention the kind of culture that breeds.
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by Tams80 5y ago
What coast guard? You'd have better luck getting the British to send their OPV based in the Falklands over than get any meaningful response from what little of the Argentine armed forces or other authorities have.