Comments by "EE Dragon r" (@eedragonr6293) on "Law&Crime Network" channel.

  1.  @hakasonma8588  we don't have anything against the mother of your son to work for him or for you. Your son should watch the "masculinity" and the "adrenaline" of the raging fighting bulls and other "rodeos" in the American Court of Justice. And to be ready "to fight the Matrix" in the court rooms. BTW didn't he say that it's his duty to die for a woman?
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  2.  @pigswineherder  not true. They had the video chat businesses till yesterday. The human trafficking allegations are related to it.
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  3.  @Wise101  do you have one there?
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  4.  @Packet37  I think you are deeply confused for me Tate is a criminal. But it seems that he did a good thing moving to Romania in the EU, don't you believe?
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  5. Yes they want a positive discrimination to the national politicians and businessmen
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  6.  @atay6413  wasn't Twitter looking more criminal before he took it over?
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  7. Yes but when you know it is illegal and you are still doing it...
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  8. Excellent idea
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  9.  @aq1184  Americans are looking only like criminals till now
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  10. Is pimping legal in your country?
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  11.  @undrwatropium3724  no it is not if they start with the human trafficking, unfortunately a decades very bad experience in the former European eastern bloc, instead of tax evasion or criminal sources of the wealth. And even worse if the allegations of them trafficking young women from the States and UK to EU are true.
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  12. Were all the girls branded with Playboy or Hustler girl tattoos?
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  13. Can we please see their customers?
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  14.  @mrthompson4438  what about the fraud?
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  15. Live I don't know but Tate may legally request the trial to be recorded and later to be streaming it if he truly wants to show the truth about himself.
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  16. Yes all of them
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  17.  @Gabrielchettiar  sorry for you, they have proofs on their phones and they were also wired taped. They have claims at the Police Station. And one of the non victims is simply a living walking evidence.
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  18. He must prove they are not proceeds of the crime
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  19. They all are going down as an organized crime group. About the corruption he was smart enough to employ ex police officers of which his ex girlfriend and top manager Luana Radu kept good friendly relationship with her ex colleagues. They called her when the girls pressed charges at the Police Station and she tried to pay them off and send them away. Later they found a way to hide the claims not to start an investigation for around 2 years. We will see if it was worth it.
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  20. Indeed here more like scammed scammers
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  21.  @JBplumbing12  no I think you gave your opinion on this
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  22.  @JohannesNielsen  I sincerely hope you are not supporting the criminalization of the business
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  23. Agreed. I have seen everywhere in Europe victims and witnesses who had to invest in their own security at home while having a police car or police officers at their doors for the time of investigation and trial. Still the danger is outside on the streets from unknown accomplices while perpetrators were going in and out of jail. Shameful sometimes people who only volunteered for keeping the rule of law in their local communities have to talk to a lawyer to make a deal to answer like to a blackmail of the perpetrators to finally put an end to threatening, stalking and damages like stones through their window.
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  24. Can't be detained without evidence shown to the judge. They are dangerous and for an allegation like organized crime they will be detained. You are innocent till convicted.
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  25.  @babs_xplorerinspire1491  yes but if they agree to work with him it doesn't mean he has to exploit them, coerce them and defraud them.
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  26. I won't search for a legal definition now but I can give you an image of what human trafficking is. Generally someone, mainly a criminal organization, is seeking for a pool of alleged vulnerable people with the intent to exploit them illegally, taking advantage of the environment and stealing from them and sometimes depriving them of freedom, using violence, threatening and illegal means like blackmail. It may need a movement on large areas and organized networks. He mentioned that he moved to Romania with this goal, to do his illegal business using an alleged "corrupt" system and lack of powerful law enforcement, which was completely unrealistic. What is interesting is that the existence of the digital world and social media may reduce the necessity of the movement of the exploitable people, as his business is mainly on line. But being a business needing the English language for the market sooner or later he came to the allegations of deceiving young women in the UK and USA to be trafficked to the EU. Normally it is expected for them to come to a conflict with the state or states which citizens are prejudiced.
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  27. I don't know why they don't show the transcription of the wired tapes
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  28.  @bambi274  he should have made his illegal money in Dubai not in the EU, Romania
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  29.  @zhstagr  have you even watched the video?
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  30. Who told you that? The defense lawyers received 100 files from the prosecution
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  31. Sorry it never existed in the Orthodox lands.
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  32. Yes you sure make the best choice when you are lied to, deceived and manipulated.
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  33. Little and young children do not understand why their parents are divorcing. They are inclined to consider their mothers guilty for losing their families. This changes only when they are growing up and gaining life experience. But if they have a structure who can't become an adult and have no normal feelings like empathy and love...
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  34.  @marksomething  no we are looking at the allegations for which he is detained
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  35. Money making profit justice
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  36.  @houseofpain3108  I understand that in the States people may be detained months and years before their trials. In Romania they cannot start the trial later than the 180 days.
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  37.  @pigswineherder  have you even watched anything on this case till now? Didn't you see his Romanian employees saying "they are innocent" while showing their Tate girl tattoo? What do you think they were working for them?
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  38. They are fighting crimes, against breaking the law, in the trials. They represent the public /the state /the law and the victim.
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  39.  @learnscience4116  are the Muslim women working in the video chat businesses?
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  40.  @BerserkerJay237  we understand that you are all for beating, humiliating and SA women
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  41.  @polly6336  hypothetical You Tube jurors
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  42.  @lisah9561  just be free of crime and evil wherever you are
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  43. Well you could work for them
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  44.  @lesliemellott6642  no problem if you could handle him and everything was legal. You may start by having a Tate girl tattoo to know whose property you are.
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  45.  @Alexa-cz1fy  well good to hear that Europe and Romania are able to defend themselves of an eventual nuclear attack.
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  46.  @Alexa-cz1fy  but if this is what some American citizens are doing abroad to pay their taxes in the States surely this must be reconsidered
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  47. Who is making money through media?
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  48.  @sebastianurena9329  they did not show anything of the video chat on line. The model was at home with her normal devices not with the professional ones at work. They are detained and their hardware and electronic equipment seized for the investigation.
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  49. Sure the "innocent" will shoot the police officers
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  50. What young men? Who are dropping off the school, don't get skilled, don't go to work? But wanting to make a living off crimes?
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