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lightningBugout wrote:Why do I have the feeling "sexkindergarten" is going to draw some very creepy new google hits from hard-to-trace IPs in the Netherlands?
biaothanatoi wrote:Yep, another page out of the pro-paedophile propaganda manual.
"Everyone who works in the field of child abuse does so because they have an unhealthy interest in the subject/are sexually repressed/are perverse."
hmm wrote:because you are "mistaken"? :p
for one ip's in the netherlands are not hard to trace
now if you had said,
the netherlands is a important and overlooked nexus in the military-industrial-complex and the drugs-guns-people smuggling that go with it, that would be a fair comment...
orz wrote:Quote:
I will shortly,
What are you waiting for?
Pierre d'Achoppement wrote:hmm wrote:because you are "mistaken"? :p
for one ip's in the netherlands are not hard to trace
now if you had said,
the netherlands is a important and overlooked nexus in the military-industrial-complex and the drugs-guns-people smuggling that go with it, that would be a fair comment...
I totally agree, though fail to see the relevance.
Last year Huseyin Baybasin was arrested in the Netherlands as part of a global crackdown on his activities. He faced a life sentence if convicted of charges of conspiracy to murder, kidnapping and drug-smuggling. He pleaded not guilty to all the charges. His defence, however, was not that he did not smuggle drugs - something to which he freely admitted during a newspaper interview before his arrest - but that he was acting on behalf of the Turkish Government. 'I consider myself to be an official, a diplomat, a policeman,' he told the Amsterdam newspaper De Volkskrant.
He admitted that his wealth came from heroin, but said he became head one of the world's biggest drugs syndicates only with the full support of Turkish politicians, police officials and the Turkish security service, the MIT. Despite this, he was convicted.
lightningBugout wrote:hmm you did realize i was joking, yes?
Jeff wrote:Not for the first time I wish I understood Dutch. I'd like to learn more about Joris Demmink and the accusations against him, but there's very little en anglais. (Or even in high school French, malheuresement.)
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