Why is it oddly comforting to see them still arresting people for January 6?

Colorado pastor arrested in connection with Jan. 6 insurrection at U.S. Capitol

Tyler Ethridge,33, of Colorado Springs will face one felony charge of civil disorder and five misdemeanors. He is at least the 14th Coloradan to be arrested in connection to the insurrection.

Here's what the good pastor had to say on camera at the time:

Ethridge helped tear down a fence outside the Capitol and then climbed a media scaffolding to encourage the crowd to keep going, according to his arrest affidavit. He spent about 30 minutes inside the Capitol, where he filmed several videos he posted on social media.

“We stormed the Capitol,” Ethridge said in one video, according to his arrest warrant. “This is amazing. I hope this doesn’t get me thrown in jail. I’m officially a pastor. This is what pastors need to do… Christians, we need to infiltrate every area of society like this. Every area of society like this. Peacefully. But if it takes a little bit of aggression to barge through the walls that Satan separates us from the culture, it’s time for the body of Christ to infiltrate the culture.”

Freaks thumping their Bibles.

https://www.denverpost.com/2022/07/08/colorado-pastor-tyler-ethridge-jan-6/

Police officer with 'infectious smile' dies suddenly in husband's arms on holiday

Julie-Anne Forkasiewicz, from Accrington, Lancashire, died in husband Peter's arms while they were enjoying a family holiday in Cumbria after suddenly feeling unwell.

https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/police-officer-infectious-smile-dies-27435160

All these mafia "actors" who are dying made me think of real mobsters. If things are really getting cleaned up worldwide, the real mafiosos should be getting rounded up too right? And their connections to the Vatican exposed. Ever notice how easily an Italian can be passed off as a Jew and vice versa?

This article was from 2 days ago. . .

Rocco Morabito, the second most-wanted fugitive in Italy and a bigwig in the powerful 'Ndrangheta mafia, was flown to Rome on Wednesday after being extradited from Brazil ending some 28 years on the run.

“He was a major architect in the internationalisation of the (crime) gangs and became the king of cocaine brokers,” the head of Italy's parliament’s anti-mafia commission.

Morabito had been included in its “special search programme” for absconded criminals. Italy’s number one fugitive is Matteo Messina Denaro, a boss of the Sicilian Cosa Nostra mafia who has been on the run since 1993.

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/world/ndrangheta-mafia-kingpin-returns-italy-serve-30-year-sentence-rcna36928

All these mafia "actors" who are dying made me think of real mobsters. If things are really getting cleaned up worldwide, the real mafiosos should be getting rounded up too right? And their connections to the Vatican exposed. Ever notice how easily an Italian can be passed off as a Jew and vice versa?

This article was from 2 days ago. . .

Rocco Morabito, the second most-wanted fugitive in Italy and a bigwig in the powerful 'Ndrangheta mafia, was flown to Rome on Wednesday after being extradited from Brazil ending some 28 years on the run.

“He was a major architect in the internationalisation of the (crime) gangs and became the king of cocaine brokers,” the head of Italy's parliament’s anti-mafia commission.

Morabito had been included in its “special search programme” for absconded criminals. Italy’s number one fugitive is Matteo Messina Denaro, a boss of the Sicilian Cosa Nostra mafia who has been on the run since 1993.

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/world/ndrangheta-mafia-kingpin-returns-italy-serve-30-year-sentence-rcna36928

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Godfather III

Here's the tie in from the case last year:

Biggest mob trial in 30 years takes aim at Italy's most powerful and notorious crime group

Mob association, murder, attempted murder, drug trafficking, extortion, loan sharking, disclosure of official secrets, abuse of office, possession of stolen goods and money laundering — these are just some of the charges that will be heard during a trial that is expected to last at least a year, with the court in the town of Lamezia Terme sitting six days a week.

In a vast makeshift courtroom in the region of Calabria, the toe of southern Italy's boot-shaped peninsula, 350 people went on trial this month in the biggest and most important organized crime trial in more than 30 years.

It took more than three hours to read out the names of the accused

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/world/biggest-mob-trial-30-years-takes-aim-italy-s-most-n1255280

And this from two days ago:

'''18 arrests as Palermo Mafia clan hit

Including son of slain interim Porta Nuova Clan leader'''

Italian police on Wednesday made 18 arrests as they hit a prominent Palermo-based clan in the Sicilian Mafia.

Among those arrested in the Porta Nuova Clan was Salvatore Incontrera, son of Giuseppe, the interim clan leader murdered in a hit in Palermo last Thursday.

The hitman who allegedly killed Incontrera turned himself in Tuesday night.

https://www.ansa.it/english/news/general_news/2022/07/06/18-arrests-as-palermo-mafia-clan-hit_16ca540a-f5f4-4ee2-bcfe-e8dc59bafa6d.html

This one is from last month:

NARCO KINGPINS Inside ‘Supergang’ drug cartel the Clan del Golfo ‘who worked with mafia’ in record 4.3 TONNE cocaine bust worth £200m

On Tuesday, Italian police announced they had seized 4.3 tonnes of cocaine worth a staggering 240 million Euros (more than £205m) in the northern city of Trieste.

Describing it as one of the biggest-ever drug seizures in Europe, police said it came at the end of an international investigation that saw arrest warrants issued in six different countries.

In total, 38 people are wanted in Bulgaria, Colombia, Croatia, Italy, the Netherlands, and Slovenia following a year-long investigation.

The cocaine was reportedly smuggled into Europe by the Clan del Golfo cartel, who are believed to be the biggest smugglers of the drug in the world.

https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/18805257/drug-cartel-clan-del-golfo-mafia-cocaine-bust/