Kriminal tråden!

[Surin P3]

19 timmar sedan, skrev Koh Changer:

 The Elysian Pearl resort, ligger på "skuggsidan", alltså till vänster när du kommer från färjan. Kanske 20 minuters körning från White sand. Oklart om hans fru driver vidare där eller om den är beslagtagen. 

Hans fru driver vidare.

De har nyligen bytt namn på stället.

[Koh Changer]

57 minuter sedan, skrev Surin P3:

Hans fru driver vidare.

De har nyligen bytt namn på stället.

Där ser man, åkte på den sidan förra veckan men tänkte aldrig på att kolla efter skylten vid vägen. 

[audirs2]

Inte en dag för sent!

https://www.building-supply.se/article/view/786307/tolv_anhallna_elverktyg_funna_efter_hamntillslag?ref=newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_source=newsletter&utm_campaign=daily

[audirs2]

Det är såna här invandrare Sverige behöver som kan ta lite initiativ! 

https://www.expressen.se/gt/krim/bilderna-som-avslojar--assistans-fuskarna/

[audirs2]

Nacka den fan bara!😡

 

https://www.expressen.se/nyheter/han-hogg-ihjal-gravida-frun-greps-efter-lang-jakt-i-Thailand/

[audirs2]

https://www.expressen.se/nyheter/kidnappningsharva-avslojad-i-Thailand/

[audirs2]

Matterfacka! Belarus igen!!

https://svenska.yle.fi/a/7-10000943

[audirs2]

Ojj så slarvig, 200.000.- i en låda!

https://www.expressen.se/gt/krim/mor-och-dotter-drev-bordell-levde-lyxliv/

[audirs2]

Här jobbas det på att ta ut!

https://www.expressen.se/dinapengar/konsument/sa-gor-ligorna-for-att-hacka-och-tomma-bankomaterna/

[65Selander]

Visste inte vart jag skulle lägga denna men deras sk debut i sexbranchen gick så där. (Ni får gärna tippsa mig en bättre tråd vart man lägger in typ nyheter...)
Police walked into the middle of a pornography shoot during a raid at home in Pattaya, Thai media reports. 5 people were arrested and allegedly told police that they got into the exotic film industry due to financial problems brought on by the Covid-19 pandemic. (

Samt dessa rader är lite kul med tanke på allt som händer i landet.
Pornography is illegal in Thailand under Section 287 of the country’s Criminal Code

https://thethaiger.com/news/Pattaya/police-raid-pornography-shoot-at-Pattaya-home-5-people-arrested

[ArneMorales]

15 år

 

https://aseannow.com/topic/1223379-swede-who-ran-multi-million-baht-crypto-scam-from-koh-chang-jailed-for-15-years/

[audirs2]

Nu kan man köpa knark på Swedbank!

https://www.aftonbladet.se/nyheter/krim/a/Ky0OW7/uppgifter-swedbanks-kontor-anvant-i-darknetharva--en-bankman-gripen

Ändrades Juli 10, 2021 av audirs2

[ArneMorales]

Trodde aldrig en svensk skulle göra detta.

En norrlänning Boa.

 

Jo, han blev svensk när han kom till Sverige säger de politiskt korrekta.

 

https://www.expressen.se/nyheter/hemtjanstanstalld-valdtog-kvinna-i-90-arsaldern/

Ändrades Juli 10, 2021 av ArneMorales

[audirs2]

Polen går sin egen väg igen!!🤬

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The EU’s moment of truth: democracy vs autocracy 
 
By Piotor Buras, head of the Warsaw office of the European Council on Foreign Relations 

Opinions expressed are solely those of the author. 

The latest confrontation between Warsaw and Brussels is more than a judicial disagreement: it marks a key moment in the fight between the rule of law and autocracy that threatens the very essence of the European project.

Last week, Poland’s constitutional tribunal ruled that decisions of the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) regarding Polish courts violate the Polish constitution. The ruling came two days after the CJEU declared that a chamber of the Polish Supreme Court does not fulfill EU criteria of an independent court and has to cease operations. The Polish authorities, in turn, said that they are not bound to follow the ruling – and simply ignored it.

Questioning the supremacy of EU law is not a minor offence. The EU is in its very essence a system of rules which requires respect and needs an ultimate arbiter when their application is disputed. However, the EU institutions are not omnipotent. The boundary between what they are allowed to do and what is reserved for the authorities of the member states is often a matter of controversy. National tribunals and governments tend to complain about the power grab by the European institutions and even question decisions taken by the CJEU.

The current conflict between Warsaw and Brussels/Luxembourg is of a different magnitude, and framing it as a defense of Polish sovereignty against a EU overreach is nonsense. The subjugation of the judiciary is a key part of the anti-democratic project of Jaroslaw Kaczynski, the leader of the ruling party Law and Justice (PiS). And the intention of the Polish authorities is nothing less than to deny the EU the power to ensure that the courts in its member states remain independent and are not subject to political pressure.

Should the EU – the Commission, CJEU and the member states – tolerate this defiance, it would pave the way for the destruction of the union. It would give member states a free hand to decide not just the structure of their judicial systems – which is the sovereign right of all countries – but also the principles they are based on. The EU is a union based upon a common market and common citizenship, but an independent judiciary is also a common good. Allowing member states to subvert it would be suicidal.

In Poland, judges have been harassed for standing up for the separation of power, for submitting questions to the CJEU and for implementing its rulings. The disciplinary system for judges is fully controlled by the minister of justice who nominates both prosecutors and judges and can personally go after each and every judge in the country.

This system, unsurprisingly condemned last week by the CJEU as violating EU principles, is used to intimidate judges, persecute those who criticise the demolition of the rule of law and ultimately to silence any form of resistance to these practices.

All this was reflected in a report published this week by the European Commission in the framework of its yearly monitoring of the rule of law. In spite of an unemotional language, the report reads like an indictment - or even a desperate cry.

“There are risks as regards the effectiveness of the fight against high-level corruption, including a risk of undue influence on corruption prosecutions for political purposes,” the paper notes about Poland. The report shows that it wasn’t a lack of knowledge but of political resolve that failed to prevent the current showdown.

The Commission has already given Warsaw until 16 August to comply with the CJEU verdict. Otherwise, Brussels will request daily financial penalties.

But the Commission must go further than issuing an ultimatum: it needs to clearly say that, as long the constitutional barriers for the application of the EU law are in place in Poland, payments from the Recovery Fund will be withheld. Moreover, the executive should trigger the newly established conditionality mechanism which is supposed to protect the EU financial interests against the risks related to deficiencies of the rule of law. Obviously, all of this will not work without the public backing from the member states.

In short, the EU needs to let the money – its most powerful argument – speak, since all more diplomatic methods have failed.

The recent escalation in Warsaw’s conflict with the EU could be the swan song of Kaczynski’s waning power. His parliamentary majority is crumbling and the return of Donald Tusk – his old political enemy – to Poland revives unpleasant memories. For Kaczynski, this is a race against time. By tightening autocratic screws, he wants to secure the power before it slips away. But yet another, after Hungary, autocracy beefed up by huge EU funds would open the way for self-destruction of the European project.

This is the moment when both the EU and Poland need a very powerful political signal that crossing undisputable red lines – the binding nature of the rule of law – can and will not be tolerated.

 

 

 

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FUEL TAX Among the European Commission’s sweeping plans to transform the EU’s economy and achieve climate neutrality, one particular proposal has become the subject of intense criticism: a new Emissions Trading System that will target the suppliers of fossil fuel used in buildings and road transport. Brussels says the scheme is necessary because all carbon must be taxed and phased out, but detractors argue the cost will be passed onto consumers, leading to higher prices and possibly trigger a pan-European Yellow Vest protest movement. Our Brussels bureau looks into the two sides of the growing debate.

FAR-RIGHT THREAT This week, Norway marks 10 years since far-right terror attacks killed 77 people in Oslo and the island of Utøya. Anders Breivik's bomb and shooting spree on July 22, 2011, was the country's worst peacetime slaughter and the fifth deadliest terrestrial terrorist attack in Europe. Althoug Breivik is now behind bars, Norway is still wrestling with the impact of his acts and the radical ideology that inspired them, Alice Tidey reports.

MADE IN EUROPE Decades of industrial relocation to countries with low production costs have caused damage to many regions in France. But in the small town of Revin, good news is on the horizon: the bicycle sector is ready for a comeback. Meanwhile, Brussels is rolling out plans to secure 20% of the global market for microchips by the end of the decade. “What's important for us: to get the production done here, in Europe, in our place, in order to guarantee the security of the supply chain,” EU Commissioner Thierry Breton told Euronews. 

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Europe is mourning the more than 200 lives tragically lost in devastating floods across Belgium and Germany. The scale of the destruction is staggering: our reporter Jack Parrock visited Pepinster, near Liège, and witnessed the ravages caused by the extreme flooding. As rescue efforts continue, it becomes increasingly clear that some of the worst-hit areas were simply unprepared to deal with this kind of deadly phenomena. The disaster is a stark reminder of the dangers that low-lying cities across the world face, including those in high-income countries, as a result of manmade climate change. Research has shown that a warmer atmosphere can hold more moisture, paving the way for sudden torrential downpours that engorge waterways and cause them to overflow. “A lot of climate change is already baked into the system,” a climate expert told Jack. “We've already put a significant amount of gases into the atmosphere so we now need to prepare.” But how exactly can European cities protect themselves from flooding? The answer lies in climate adaptation.

 

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[audirs2]

Grisarna åker dit fortfarande!

https://www.hbl.fi/artikel/hundraarig-koncentrationslagervakt-infor-ratta/

[audirs2]

Tro fan det var en ryss som förmedlade vårt lån när vi köpte vår borätt! 

https://www.expressen.se/dinapengar/bostad/lurade-till-sig-miljoner-fran--banker-med-falska-dokument/

[rolba]

Ligger @Enis pyrt till nu?

 

Besökte platsen före branden.

 

En selfie på platsen. Typiskt pyromanbeteende. 

 

Oroväckande stor åtgång av flyktig vätska.

 

PI rolba

 

 

Följer upp med lite seriöst.

Branden fortfarande inte under kontroll.

Hoppas verkligen att det var ett tekniskt fel som orsakade det hela.

Området är ju annars rätt talibantätt.

 

[Nicholas]

Man undrar hur försäkringsbolagen ställer sig till laget. 

 

Inte kul om ens bostadsrätt går upp i rök och man står utan. 

 

Den kan även sprängas så hela byggnaden behöver rivas. 

 

I Göteborg var det möjligen hyresrätter, men att en stor del av huskroppen behöver rivas tvivlar då inte jag på. 

 

 

[audirs2]

2 timmar sedan, skrev rolba:

Ligger @Enis pyrt till nu?

 

Besökte platsen före branden.

 

En selfie på platsen. Typiskt pyromanbeteende. 

 

Oroväckande stor åtgång av flyktig vätska.

 

PI rolba

 

 

Följer upp med lite seriöst.

Branden fortfarande inte under kontroll.

Hoppas verkligen att det var ett tekniskt fel som orsakade det hela.

Området är ju annars rätt talibantätt.

 

En dunk med batterivatten?

[rolba]

1 timme sedan, skrev audirs2:

En dunk med batterivatten?

Ser mer ut som spolarvätska för sommarbruk. 

[chevrolet-48]

2 minuter sedan, skrev rolba:

Ser mer ut som spolarvätska för sommarbruk. 

Nja ser ut som nyttigheter = hem kört hoppas jag ? 555

[Wangthong]

4 timmar sedan, skrev audirs2:

En dunk med batterivatten?

Skulle Enis skämta om något så viktigt?

[UglyFarang]

On 2021-10-02 at 10:21, skrev rolba:

Ligger @Enis pyrt till nu?

 

Besökte platsen före branden.

 

En selfie på platsen. Typiskt pyromanbeteende. 

 

Oroväckande stor åtgång av flyktig vätska.

 

PI rolba

 

 

Följer upp med lite seriöst.

Branden fortfarande inte under kontroll.

Hoppas verkligen att det var ett tekniskt fel som orsakade det hela.

Området är ju annars rätt talibantätt.

 

Polisen söker just nu en misstänkt.

[audirs2]

2 timmar sedan, skrev apknug:

Nu går det inte för folk som inte betalar för "premium" skvallertidningen som du länkar till att läsa nåt.

 

Så citrera alternativt referera artikeln eller ta bort inlägget.

Ja bäste stor moderator, jag gör så! Vad som står i artikeln är att ryssar som bor i Sverige har startat någon slags låneförmedling där dom hjälper andra ryssar att få bolån fast dom inte borde få det ändå! Man skrev falska lönekvitton osv! Så nöjd nu stormoderatorn?

[rolba]

6 timmar sedan, skrev UglyFarang:

Polisen söker just nu en misstänkt.

Hörde just att de fått fast en 55-åring.

Lite snabbare än göteborgarna.

Och @Enis är nog ett par år yngre så han klarade sig nu.