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EAT FASTER!!!!!! posted:YOU loving CLOWN, at LEAST read the case examples in which RICO has been enforced before you run your stupid loving mouth about what does and does not fall under the purview of an American law you literally had no idea existed until 45 seconds ago. Name one person convicted under RICO who is not American.
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stickyfngrdboy posted:Name one person convicted under RICO who is not American. Barack HUSSEIN Obama 
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chuggo is BACK posted:Barack HUSSEIN Obama THIS!
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stickyfngrdboy posted:Name one person convicted under RICO who is not American. Manuel Noriega?
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stickyfngrdboy posted:Name one person convicted under RICO who is not American. Haha, are you serious? How about Manuel Noriega? e:fb 
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May 27, 2015 17:52
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silvergoose posted:No kidding. I went to Brown, and my parents met there while he was in his...uh...first mayoring? They've got some stories!
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May 27, 2015 17:53
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BREAKING: Russia slams U.S. "illegal" prosecution of FIFA http://t.co/sIgHgvcR4R http://t.co/EvbwvRRMbo
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the only good bug is a dead bug - Sepp Blatter when he sees that fat guy wearing a wire
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stickyfngrdboy posted:Name one person convicted under RICO who is not American. In the overall body of RICO cases that went to trial, at least 50% have had some non-US enforcement component to them
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May 27, 2015 17:54
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Panama is part of the Americas.
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CharlieFoxtrot posted:Manuel Noriega? who worked for the cia?
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Chris de Sperg posted:Mmmm, Brown. Heckuva school. Not everyone can study chin growth at Oxbridge upon homo or whatever, some people have to go to reputable Ivy League institutions.
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May 27, 2015 17:55
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stickyfngrdboy posted:Name one person convicted under RICO who is not American. Well 7 have just been arrested and some have already plead guilty?
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silvergoose posted:No kidding. I went to Brown, and my parents met there while he was in his...uh...first mayoring? They've got some stories! I work very close to city hall --- some days I wonder what it would be like if Buddy had won term #3 Also, Russia lololol.
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May 27, 2015 17:56
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Capt Murphy posted:Bless this cesspool of a forum. Don't even have to leave the page to find tasteless jokes rooted in homophobia. This must be so upsetting for all the parma-loving neocons in here!
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May 27, 2015 17:56
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stickyfngrdboy posted:Name one person convicted under RICO who is not American. While i'm pretty sure that there were more than a few mobsters who had Italian citizenship, that statement has no bearing whatsoever in this case. In the eyes of the DOJ, whatever citizenship the person has is irrevelant..if the crime was committed on U.S. soil, or through a U.S. institution, then the U.S. can enforce it's laws in whatever country the accused lives/has citizenship. Whether the country complies with the U.S.'s request is up to them, based on treaties. There's literally nothing that matters less than '..who is not American.' Edit: Yeah, or Noriega. We Got Us A Bread fucked around with this message at 17:59 on May 27, 2015 |
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Loving Africa Chaps posted:Well 7 have just been arrested and some have already plead guilty?
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stickyfngrdboy posted:who worked for the cia? Just keep on digging, dude.
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Gigi Galli posted:Not everyone can study chin growth at Oxbridge upon homo or whatever, some people have to go to reputable Ivy League institutions.
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Chris de Sperg posted:Missing a Simpsons reference, this is a grave blow to the integrity of your modship GD I'll never recover.
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Martinpale posted:While i'm pretty sure that there were more than a few mobsters who had Italian citizenship, that statement has no bearing whatsoever in this case. In the eyes of the DOJ, whatever citizenship the person has is irrevelant..if the crime was committed on U.S. soil, or through a U.S. institution, then the U.S. can enforce it's laws in whatever country the accused lives/has citizenship. Whether the country complies with the U.S.'s request is up to them, based on treaties. There's literally nothing that matters less than '..who is not American.' heh yeah. like I said hours ago, I wish your country the best of luck - sincerely, I would like nothing more than the man at the top to be removed from office, regardless of who does it or why - but Blatter will come out of this squeaky, squeaky clean.
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mdemone posted:Just keep on digging, dude. lol you're an idiot man, seriously.
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David Conn @david_conn 1h1 hour ago FIFA: US Dept of Justice alleges bribes re Brazil team sponsorship by major US sportswear company. Nike done it since 1996. No statement yet That's tasty.
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Shitshow posted:David Conn @david_conn 1h1 hour ago
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Shitshow posted:David Conn @david_conn 1h1 hour ago Are they finally going to prove that Nike ruined fat Ronaldo?
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stickyfngrdboy posted:heh yeah. like I said hours ago, I wish your country the best of luck - sincerely, I would like nothing more than the man at the top to be removed from office, regardless of who does it or why - but Blatter will come out of this squeaky, squeaky clean. stay dench or get frimponged https://reportingproject.net/prosecution/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=13&Itemid=1
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stickyfngrdboy posted:heh yeah. like I said hours ago, I wish your country the best of luck - sincerely, I would like nothing more than the man at the top to be removed from office, regardless of who does it or why - but Blatter will come out of this squeaky, squeaky clean. 'being put to trial for institutionalized corruption if spotted in 90% of the countries of the world' is not squeaky clean dude I don't think he'll ever face trial but the charging is not the issue here, and in any case any possibility of him running the shots is completely dismantled, as being his friend anywhere the US could touch would end up being a terrible idea.
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May 27, 2015 18:02
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dex_sda posted:'being put to trial for institutionalized corruption if spotted in 90% of the countries of the world' is not squeaky clean dude it is when you never bother visiting those countries
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May 27, 2015 18:03
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bruh they're giving fifa the red card
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May 27, 2015 18:04
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stickyfngrdboy posted:it is when you never bother visiting those countries it isn't when you can't continue your pattern of corrupt activity, also RICOed people usually lose their assets (as, indeed, the 14 indicted today have). I'm sure Blatter has a stashed fortune for emergencies but he'll lose 80% of his travel prospects, 99% of his fortune and 100% of his power if they manage to charge him.
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Blatter must own a luxury condo in some Quatari high rise, right?
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Chris de Sperg posted:It's a business expense Weirdly enough, there are places..like Russia..where normally illegal bribes are considered 'legal', if they're part of the 'cost of doing business.' Everyone knows they're bribes, but the accountants file them under 'no, it was a 'expedited customs' fee..that we paid every time a shipment went into russia..to the man at customs..in cash..', and the IRS just cares that it's on the books.
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dex_sda posted:it isn't when you can't continue your pattern of corrupt activity, also RICOed people usually lose their assets (as, indeed, the 14 indicted today have). He doesn't need to continue, and his fortune will be so well hidden it'll take years to find any of it and he'll be dead by then.
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May 27, 2015 18:07
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lisa simpson posted:"Not Brown!!!!"
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dex_sda posted:Right now he's in Switzerland I think, but after Friday, I don't expect him to set foot on soil he could be extradited from ever again. I get that, but is he actually able to run FIFA as president without setting foot in such a nation?
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Solkanar512 posted:I get that, but is he actually able to run FIFA as president without setting foot in such a nation? Yes, very easily.
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Solkanar512 posted:I get that, but is he actually able to run FIFA as president without setting foot in such a nation? The only responsibilities of the president are to collect bribes and go on vacation. He could run it from a shitter in Angola if he had Internet.
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