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Re: Irish OC - Thread (Updating Weekly)
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Re: Irish OC - Thread (Updating Weekly)
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Re: Irish OC - Thread (Updating Weekly)
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The Irish, British and Dutch ganglands are crazily interconnected. You have underworld figures from Dublin, Liverpool, Glasgow, London, Essex, Amsterdam, Rotterdam...or even North Morocco, Curaçao as well as trailer parks in West Brabant, Limburg, South Holland...forming huge reticular networks.
Crime groups from these locations really play a disproportionate role in the European cocaine and synthetic drug trade.
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Re: Irish OC - Thread (Updating Weekly)
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The Irish, British and Dutch ganglands are crazily interconnected. You have underworld figures from Dublin, Liverpool, Glasgow, London, Essex, Amsterdam, Rotterdam...or even North Morocco, Curaçao as well as trailer parks in West Brabant, Limburg, South Holland...forming huge reticular networks.
Crime groups from these locations really play a disproportionate role in the European cocaine and synthetic drug trade. Also the IRA, Turks-Kurds and Lebanese.
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Re: Irish OC - Thread (Updating Weekly)
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The Irish, British and Dutch ganglands are crazily interconnected. You have underworld figures from Dublin, Liverpool, Glasgow, London, Essex, Amsterdam, Rotterdam...or even North Morocco, Curaçao as well as trailer parks in West Brabant, Limburg, South Holland...forming huge reticular networks.
Crime groups from these locations really play a disproportionate role in the European cocaine and synthetic drug trade. Also the IRA, Turks-Kurds and Lebanese. The IRA definitely. Even the British groups from the Southeast have connections to them. The Turks and Kurds do dabble in cocaine, but it isn't really their drug of choice. The Kurds in North London for instance concentrate almost exclusively on heroin. Over here in Belgian Limburg occasionally there is a cocaine shipment destined for a Turkish group, but in general it's mostly Italians involved in this stuff. I'd say the Turks and Turkish Kurds aren't really "the" major players in the cocaine business. The Lebanese are involved in cocaine as well, among other stuff such as heroin. The thing with the Lebanese is that they're incredibly concentrated in the big German cities and mostly stick to their local environment. I don't think they're major importers of cocaine or other narcotics, even though they do deal in that stuff as well. Organized blue-collar crimes such as extortion, loan-sharking, organized robbery and burglary seem to be more their bread and butter.
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Re: Irish OC - Thread (Updating Weekly)
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TKJ you´re right, I was talking about Mink Kok who is connected to one of the most influential families of Lebanon: his wife is Siba Qoleilat Dalbi. The extended family Qoleilat is prominent in many places in Lebanon and the world, in a legal and illegal way.
The DEA considers Ali Qoleilat, a brother-in-law of Kok, as one of the main suspects behind a failed drug transport of 1100 kilos of cocaine that was intercepted in 2011 at an airport in the Dominican Republic.
Kok is also connected to Kinahans and in the past the IRA. Oh yeah, the Koleilats are also rumored to launder a shitload of money for many (non-Lebanese) criminal organizations. Mink Kok is a very smart guy. Well-spoken, always very polite... Basically, he comes across as a likable fellow - but once he thinks you're done, you're done.
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TKJ you´re right, I was talking about Mink Kok who is connected to one of the most influential families of Lebanon: his wife is Siba Qoleilat Dalbi. The extended family Qoleilat is prominent in many places in Lebanon and the world, in a legal and illegal way.
The DEA considers Ali Qoleilat, a brother-in-law of Kok, as one of the main suspects behind a failed drug transport of 1100 kilos of cocaine that was intercepted in 2011 at an airport in the Dominican Republic.
Kok is also connected to Kinahans and in the past the IRA. Oh yeah, the Koleilats are also rumored to launder a shitload of money for many (non-Lebanese) criminal organizations. Mink Kok is a very smart guy. Well-spoken, always very polite... Basically, he comes across as a likable fellow - but once he thinks you're done, you're done. The majority of his prison sentence in Lebanon Mink K served in relative luxury. He told an employee of the Dutch embassy about the circumstances in the Roumieh prison. There he served a prison sentence of 4.5 years for cocaine smuggling. K. had in Lebanon - in his own words - disposition of a refrigerator, television, playstation game console and various DVDs. "It was a party for three years," he says to the embassy employee. After those three years, the authorities invaded the prison with a lot of power. Then it was soon over with the fun.
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TKJ you´re right, I was talking about Mink Kok who is connected to one of the most influential families of Lebanon: his wife is Siba Qoleilat Dalbi. The extended family Qoleilat is prominent in many places in Lebanon and the world, in a legal and illegal way.
The DEA considers Ali Qoleilat, a brother-in-law of Kok, as one of the main suspects behind a failed drug transport of 1100 kilos of cocaine that was intercepted in 2011 at an airport in the Dominican Republic.
Kok is also connected to Kinahans and in the past the IRA. Oh yeah, the Koleilats are also rumored to launder a shitload of money for many (non-Lebanese) criminal organizations. Mink Kok is a very smart guy. Well-spoken, always very polite... Basically, he comes across as a likable fellow - but once he thinks you're done, you're done. The majority of his prison sentence in Lebanon Mink K served in relative luxury. He told an employee of the Dutch embassy about the circumstances in the Roumieh prison. There he served a prison sentence of 4.5 years for cocaine smuggling. K. had in Lebanon - in his own words - disposition of a refrigerator, television, playstation game console and various DVDs. "It was a party for three years," he says to the embassy employee. After those three years, the authorities invaded the prison with a lot of power. Then it was soon over with the fun. Yeah I read about his prison stories. He also makes an appearance here 40 minutes in; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PDq2T6gl-Os&frags=pl%2Cwn
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