Norway and Bulgaria: two arrests and child sexual abuse material seized

In 2014, Norwegian law enforcement authorities seized millions of encrypted files depicting sexual abuse of children. The seized material contained information that led Norwegian police to believe that two Norwegian suspects ran an orphanage in Bulgaria. Verification of this information and clarification that the two Norwegian suspects and/or anyone connected to them sexually abused children in Bulgaria were crucial.

The Liaison Prosecutor for Norway invited the Bulgarian authorities to a coordination meeting at Eurojust in September 2018 and a follow-up meeting in November 2018 to plan the action day. A joint investigation team agreement between Norway and Bulgaria was signed to support the operation and to facilitate investigation of a possible network for producing and sharing material showing sexual abuse of children in Norway and/or Bulgaria, and to prevent further dissemination of the material.

http://www.eurojust.europa.eu/press/PressReleases/Pages/2019/2019-02-06.aspx

International drug trafficking network disrupted

Today, in a joint operation, the German Public Prosecutor’s Office (PPO) in Münster, the German Customs’ Investigation Office, the Dutch Specialised Prosecution Office for Fraud and Environmental Crime in Zwolle and the Dutch Fiscal Intelligence and Investigation Service (FIOD) dismantled an organised crime group (OCG) involved in international drug trafficking and money laundering.

The national investigations that culminated in the common action day were supported by Eurojust and Europol. A joint investigation team (JIT) was established in November 2018, which allowed the national authorities to quickly gather and safely exchange information and evidence. Eurojust provided financial support to the JIT and facilitated judicial and operational cooperation between the national authorities. Europol deployed a mobile office during the action and provided forensic support on the spot.

http://www.eurojust.europa.eu/press/PressReleases/Pages/2019/2019-02-01b.aspx

>>5164247

free Speech you say,, what a novel idea .. wonder how long we'll have it.. interesting how its only antisemitic speech people care about

UK: Mother Arrested in Front of Children for Calling Trans Activist a Man on Twitter

https://www.breitbart.com/europe/2019/02/10/uk-mother-arrested-in-front-of-children-for-calling-trans-person-a-man-on-twitter/

>>5164451

Because told them and us it would happen… try reading the Bible and you will understand why God did it

Deuteronomy 28:64

Then the LORD will scatter you among all nations, from one end of the earth to the other. There you will worship other gods–gods of wood and stone, which neither you nor your ancestors have known.

>>5164585

you really don't have a clue ,,, everyday of our week is named after a pagan god.. try and do some research before you talk bullshit

Monday (day of the moon) is the second day of the week, derived from the Anglo-Saxon monandaeg, which means "the moon's day." Its Latin equivalent is dies lunae, or "day of the moon." For the Anglo-Saxons the second day was sacred to the female deity of the moon. It is called yom sheniy in Ibriy, meaning "second day" or "day two."

Tuesday (Tyr's day) is the third day of the week, named for the Norse god of war, Tiu, or Tyr, the son of Odin, or Woden. It is called tisdag in Sweden, Tirsdag in Denmark. The Rhomaios honored their god of war, Mars, by naming the third day for him (dies Martis), and in France the day is mardi, in Italy martedì, and in Spain martes. In Germany it is Dienstag, originally meaning "assembly day." It is called yom shlishiy in Ibriy, meaning "third day" or "day three."

Wednesday (Woden's day) is the fourth day of the week, named to honor Odin, or Woden, chief deity in Norse mythology. In Sweden and Denmark, the day is Onsdag, from its Norse original. The Rhomaios honored their deity Mercury by naming the fourth day for him, in Latin, dies Mercurii. Languages of Latin origin retain the root: French, mercredi; Spanish, miércoles; and Italian, mercoledì. The Germans call the day Mittwoch, meaning "mid-week." It is called yom rebiy`iy in Ibriy, meaning "fourth day" or "day four."

you research the rest… idiot

>>5164662

Bill and Melinda Gates take to late-night TV to weigh in on 70% marginal tax rate floated by AOC

Should billionaires exist?

That question is getting serious attention thanks to liberal officials raising the alarm over wealth concentration.

It’s become such a hot-button issue that Late Show host Stephen Colbert posed the question to Bill Gates, the Microsoft co-founder who was the world’s richest man for years. Appearing with his wife, Melinda Gates, he admitted, “we might be biased.”

On how to tax the rich: Bill Gates said we could “make the tax system take a much higher portion from people with great wealth,” which prompted Colbert to ask if 70 percent was appropriate. That number has been floated by U.S. Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s as marginal tax rate on people earning more than $10 million per year. Her idea? Wealthy people would be subject to a 70 percent tax on the dollars earned above the $10 million threshold.

Bill and Melinda Gates said that plan might not have the desired effect because it targets traditional income. The megawealthy often earn their fortunes through other assets outside their regular paychecks.

https://www.geekwire.com/2019/bill-melinda-gates-weigh-70-marginal-tax-rate-floated-aoc/

>>5164757

Steve Winwood and Eric Clapton - Dear Mr. Fantasy (HQ)(Crossroads Guitar Festival 2010)