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need to handoff at the top - bu baker in the bullpen?

czech em

#25814 >>21053528

>>21053594 Pfizer Documents claiming that inhalation and skin contact with vaccinated people may transfer what’s in the vaccine to the unvaccinated population

>>21053729, >>21053939 Kim Jong-Un gave a pair of dogs as a gift to Putin

>>21053807 Gen Flynn w/CAP: In the 1970s, we had an unelected POTUS and VPOTUS (Ford and Rockefeller). Are we about to see the same thing happen? Could Hillary Clinton become POTUS w/out being elected?

>>21053984 ‘I Will Endeavor to Stay Alive’: Elon Musk Reveals There Were Two Failed Assassination Attempts Against Him

>>21054131 Lara Logan w/CAP: Every one of these bastards who knew the truth & said nothing is guilty of the same conspiracy. They are traitors.

>>21054167 DJT TS w/CAP: The Smoot-Hawley Tariff Act was passed AFTER the Great Depression had already started. If you want to study Tariffs, and how powerful they are…

>>21054350 A Cleveland digital newspaper was forced to retract a guest column after it was published with significant factual errors about FBI whistleblowers…

>>21054369 Coca-Cola heir and celebrity hologram creator is ordered to pay model $900 MILLION in one of the largest sexual assault verdicts in history

>>21054377 MIC update: Northrop Grumman plans to start with medium-caliber ammunition and then expand production to 155 mm tank and artillery ammunition in Ukraine

>>21054391 “I’ll Shank Your F*cking Neck!” – Pro-Palestine Protester Threatens to Stab RAV’s Ben Bergquam (VIDEO)

>>21054465 US government is set to halt all open orders for Patriot air defense systems and interceptor missilesuntil Ukraine has enough to defend itself from Russia’s air attacks

>>21054568 Joe Biden adviser had contact with Burisma during height of corruption probe, emails show

>>21054571

"after loosing 700 officers in 5 years"

seems like a serious policy problem

they're treating the symptom instead of the problem

>>21054572

kek yeah

>>21054369

so when rich guys rape their employees they just pay them money to make it go away and they keep raping other people. at a point doesn't the judice system have to hold them accountable regardless of their payouts?

>>21054575 it has been done before. Remember ever state is separate in these United United states. Each county is different.

history where the police force or security forces were replaced by alternative groups, often consisting of criminals or individuals with no prior law enforcement experience. Here are a few examples:

1. The Paris Commune (1871): During the Franco-Prussian War, the city of Paris was occupied by Prussian forces. In response, the Parisian population established the Paris Commune, a revolutionary government that seized power and replaced the regular police force with a new force composed of "Red Guards" – mainly made up of workers, artisans, and socialists. This experiment in direct democracy and social equality lasted for two months before being brutally suppressed by government forces.

2. The Red Terror (1918-1922): During the Russian Civil War, the Bolsheviks seized power and established a new police force, the Cheka (later renamed OGPU, NKVD, and KGB), which was initially staffed by revolutionaries and intellectuals. However, as time passed, many former criminals were recruited into the organization, leading to a significant increase in crime and corruption within the ranks.

3. The Shanghai Communist Revolution (1927): After the Communist Party of China seized power in Shanghai, they disbanded the city's police force and replaced it with a new militia composed of worker-peasant soldiers and street thugs.

4. The Iranian Revolution (1979): Following the overthrow of the Shah's regime, the new Islamic Republic of Iran disbanded the traditional police force and established a new morality police, known as the Pasdaran-e Enghelab-e Eslami (Revolutionary Guard), which was initially composed of loyal supporters of Ayatollah Khomeini. Over time, this force became increasingly militarized and became known for its brutal suppression of opposition groups.

5. The Sierra Leone Civil War (1991-2002): During this conflict, various rebel groups and armed factions vied for control, often replacing or co-opting existing security forces. The Revolutionary United Front (RUF), led by Foday Sankoh, was one such group that initially recruited former rebels and child soldiers to form their own militia.

It's essential to note that these examples often have common denominators: political upheaval, social unrest, or revolutionary fervor. In most cases, replacing existing security forces with criminal elements or inexperienced personnel can lead to chaos, instability, and human rights abuses.

In contrast to these examples, some successful instances of alternative policing models include:

* Community-based policing initiatives in various parts of Africa and Asia, where local communities take on responsibility for maintaining order and resolving conflicts through non-violent means.

* Peacekeeping forces in post-conflict zones, which aim to restore stability and provide security while promoting reconciliation.

In summary, while there are instances where criminal elements have replaced traditional police forces, these scenarios often arise from political turmoil or revolution. In most cases, these replacements can lead to instability and human rights abuses.

>>21054583

I don’t know what that means but I’m into it

There's a car in the field

Now in a column of flame

With two doors to choose

But only one bears your name

@715

>>21054602

repost in next bred pls

How many s posts were deleted this bread?

Can we browse what was deleted some where?

>>21054604

Kinda relatable

Flight deck can get pretty congested

Upgrades help

A stretch but fun way to review Q posts

Gracias

>>21054606

open two pages, don't refresh

you'll see the spam taken out

admins do it

>>21054613

repost in nb pls

>>21054571

Looks like /ourguys/ going to Seattle first

KEK. Now a rapper has a mugshot for the media, on top of Mr. Timberlake? Something is fishy now.

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cm55gzvv1dro

UK’s richest family on trial for human trafficking

Four members of the UK's richest family are on trial in Switzerland amid allegations they spent more money caring for their dog than their servants.

The Hinduja family, worth an estimated £37bn ($47bn), is accused of exploitation and human trafficking.

The family own a villa in Geneva’s wealthy neighbourhood of Cologny, and the charges against them all relate to their practice of importing servants from India to look after their children and household.

It’s alleged that Prakash and Kamal Hinduja, together with their son Ajay and his wife Namrata, confiscated staff passports, paid them as little as $8 (£7) for 18-hour days, and allowed them little freedom to leave the house.

Although a financial settlement over exploitation was reached last week, the Hindujas remain on trial for trafficking, which is a serious criminal offence in Switzerland. They deny the charges.

This week in court, one of Geneva’s most famous prosecutors, Yves Bertossa, compared the almost $10,000 a year he claimed the family had spent on their dog, to the daily amount they were allegedly paying their servants.

The Hinduja family's lawyers did not specifically deny the allegations of low wages, but said they must be viewed in context - noting that the staff were also receiving accommodation and food.

The charge of long hours was also disputed, with one defence lawyer arguing that watching a film with the Hinduja children could not really be classed as work.

Some former servants testified for the Hindujas, describing them as a friendly family who treated their servants with dignity.

But the allegations that servants’ passports were confiscated, and that they could not even leave the house without permission, are serious, because they could be judged as human trafficking.

Mr Bertossa is calling for prison terms, and millions of dollars in compensation as well as legal fees.

Dark side of Geneva

It is not the first time that Geneva, a hub for international organisations as well as the world’s wealthy, has been in the spotlight over the alleged mistreatment of servants.

In 2008, Hannibal Gaddafi, son of Libya’s former dictator Muammar Gaddafi, was arrested in his five star Geneva hotel by police acting on information that he and his wife had been beating their servants, including with a coat hanger. The case was later dropped.

But it caused a huge diplomatic row between Switzerland and Libya, with two Swiss citizens arrested in Tripoli as a retaliatory measure.

Just last year, four domestic workers from the Philippines launched a case against one of Geneva’s diplomatic missions to the United Nations, claiming they had not been paid for years.

The Hinduja's ongoing, high profile case will draw attention, once again, to the darker, uglier side of the city that likes to call itself "the city of peace".

spam shill is pure hate.

It’s gonna be HOT one today!

>>21054642

that's what you said yesterday

>>21054578

Bongino said that the other day, but he said Bidan's team will replace Kamala and put HRC in and then they will replace Bidan with her so she can run again against Trump. His theory is there is no one else that is acceptable to run

>>21054642

>It’s gonna be HOT one today!

Brain gonna overheat, keep it cool.

>>21054644

>that's what you said yesterday

same observation, too lazy to link post.

>>21054639

>>21054657

So many have fallen victim to these scumbag narratives

>>21054624

Haha mugshots sell like hotcakes