💀 yeah

@wyltedleaves That's not true, everything I've read about this is that they just don't have fair courts, even when there's overwhelming evidence that someone is innocent There have been multiple cases like this around their death penalty, only one person has beaten it because of the overwhelming evidence AND he got lucky

WoW! you are so insightful and deep. You must have an out of this world IQ. Tell us more....

What most people don't realise, is that in a court case there aren't just 2 possible outcomes "acquittal and conviction", there is the *3rd option* of having the case dismissed somewhere along the process. And there are *two ways to determine the conviction rate:* some don't take the dismissed cases into consideration at all, and some count them as "non-convicted". Acquittal means the court as gone through the whole process and all the evidence, and only in the end the court found the suspect to be not guilty. But if a case has been dismissed, it means the judge understands that he will need to acquit the suspect anyway, and he sees no point in continuing the court case. If you're acquitted, it's done, you're not guilty; but if your case is dismissed, then you are still free, but your case could still be reopened, so it's less certain. -------- This poses a loophole for propagandists. The MSM like to say stuff like: _"in our country the conviction rate is only 83%, and in that foreign dictature it's 98%"_ but when you look up the actual statistics, you'd see that both countries have around 2% acquittals and 15% dismissals, or something like that 🤷‍♂. Usually a court has a few times more dismissed cases than acquittals, so it's a big difference whether you take those dismissals into account or not. Anyway, be informed, look further than a number with a percentage sign.

​@@sasjadevries I know, but due to the cost associated with defending yourself legally many innocent people take a plea deal to avoid paying for taking a case to court in America which inflates the conviction rates and also the wrongful conviction cases. Japanese courts are a different beast, but to see a similar case of someone being innocent on death row in America where the courts refuse to reevaluate new evidence absolving them of guilt, look at the story of Melissa Lucio or Cameron Todd Willingham who was executed then exonerated after due to new DNA evidence. Main stream media does portray things in certain ways to manufacture consent for certain policies (shout out Noam Chomsky), but their coverage of our broken legal system is accurate.

or who wears airpods

@@kipchickensoutPeople who don't want garbage.

@@NeoVei airpods are just shiny tracking devices that also play sound

Came here to say that ​@@kipchickensout

​@@emifroTracking devices? No. Crap? Yes.

Yeah, I sure hope they come up with some sort of proof it's actually LockbitSupp.

that's him officer

He probably has cauliflower ears so he can’t put them in properly

I think it's not him. The vk profile had dmitri not dmitry, he claims it isnt him, the FBI still hasnt found him, etc, etc.

@@octav7438Dmitri n Dmitry is literally the same thing but a variation of how one can type it, when pronounced in kirilica .

Poor guy, his life's going downhill😭

🤣 not much of an extradition treaty then. Wikipedia should probably update that

But Switzerland is green on the map?

@@vincentschult1725that's the "mistake"

tldr: i think you are talking about "simplified extradition" where the common procedings of "ordinary extradtion" are skipped. From the Swiss-US extradtion treaty (1990): Article 1: "The Contracting Parties [The USA and Switzerland] agree to extradite to each other, subject to the provisions of this Treaty, persons whom the competent authorities of the Requesting State have charged with or found guilty of an extraditable offense or persons who are wanted for the carrying out of a detention order. " Article 18 defines "simplified extraction": "If the person sought irrevocably agrees in writing to extradition after personally being advised by the competent judicial authority of the right to formal extradition proceedings and the protection afforded by them, the Requested State may grant extradition without formal extradition proceedings." (Not that it matters anyway ...🤷‍♂)

I mean what? Hey would you like to be extradadted to the us or get punished here where your pubishment wont be even close to 13 years and we have better jails.

Lmfao

he is sleeping just fine at night

Aleksandr Ermakov (Medibank hacker) did get arrested earlier this year by russia. Some say it's a PR move by russia pretending they also crack down on cyber criminals. Others say it's because of the juicy Bitcoin wallet they can beat the living password out of his mouth in prison. Moral of the story is unless you directly work for the russia, having your name and address publicly associated with a Bitcoin wallet containing a couple millions of illicit dollars is no safer even if you live in russia.

As long as he has being paying the right people

Nice comments russian shill

I'm sure the CIA will respect the extradition agreements and won't drag him to some black site to connect a car battery to his balls. :)

*intense music playing* "Finally, the perfect virus!" "Wait no no NO" *lack of ; error" *explosion

Will people watch movies in 200 years?

Same!!

You think Putin finna let him get extradited??? 😂😂😂😂 HELL NAW

😂

we don't, they doxed the wrong guy quite obviously

@@-pauI- you seem to be very sure about what you're saying, even thought the law enforcement knows a lot more than you do

@@rodricbr If they knew where this guy lived they would find him within a week. The VK profile also had a misspelled name. IDK.

@@rodricbr a guy like him is going to leave red herrings everywhere, you cant convince me a public vk with 20 friends is not a red herring

​@@octav7438 There is no misspelling. Just different form of romanization.

Are you slow

Did you watch the kgb segment?

maltego i guess

It’s maltego with the pro license (500 euro for 365 days). Don’t even think to use the community edition, it’s not that good because it’s super limited and you obviously can’t integrate with good platforms ( unless you pay for the pro )

pr🙄lly ©laim thee $10M "himself" 💦 ha💭remember why was unsubbed💤now✨

Actually coop stores are everywhere, we have them in the uk

Wrong. It's actually because the acronym on the coats of arms is based on Belarusian not Russian language. So officially it's KDB, while in real world everyone referred to it as KGB, since everyone pretty much speaks Russian there.

its prolly a fake one considering his name is misspelled

Clearly you forgot ponponpurin

You’d be surprised

99% of hackers do incredibly stupid opsec mistakes

As if you ever knew about it to begin with ​@@Juanguar

@@Victor-fq6lz 99% of non-serious hackers.

I didn't hear it until I read this and now I can't unhear it

You didn’t watch the video

@@Seytonic correct well I had a look . Shouldn't have put it in title n I mighta In context I had a big argument on twitter with that Ezra from rebel news over ecactly the fact KGB doesn't exist few years ago . He was serious so it's kinda become a red flag for disinfo