Turkish Intelligence Service in the Hague Prepares List of People to Kill in Europe

It seems that the Turkish Intelligence Service (MIT) has a command center in the Hague.  There it inter alia occupies itself with establishing lists of people to kill.  This has come to light from a leaked conversation between two Turkish spies in Germany.  In that conversation an official of the intelligence service says to a spy who asked for more money that he has to ask his superiors in the Hague.

www.elsevierweekblad.nl/nederland/achtergrond/2017/07/turkije-stuurt-moordcommandos-aan-vanuit-den-haag-521402/

Amsterdam Municipality Financed Lessons at Salafist Mosques

The Amsterdam Municipality has paid more than 300,000 Euros for religious lessons.  Most of this money was spent for Koran lessons or religious classes in mosques. The list of mosques includes Salafist mosques and other problematic religious Muslim institutions.  These include the El Tawheed, Arrayan, mosque and Al Karama mosques.

http://www.elsevierweekblad.nl/nederland/achtergrond/2017/07/amsterdam-betaalde-voor-salafisme-lessen-519811/

Police finds 2250 Kilogram of Drugs in Mail

The Dutch police has established a special team to search for forbidden drugs in the mail. Hundred sample checks yielded 2250 kilogram of drugs such as xtc and cocaine as well as soft drugs. The value of these shipments is at least 15 million Euro. These finds probably represent a tiny part of drugs sent by mail. The online international drug trade originating in the Netherlands has increased in recent years threefold.

www.telegraaf.nl/binnenland/28539899/__Ruim_2000_kilo_drugs_per_post__.html

Dementia expected to be main cause of death by 2040

By 2040 the number of dementia related deaths in the Netherlands will grow from 14 thousand to 40 thousand, according to a study published by public health institute RIVM. The increase in dementia related deaths can be attributed to the aging population. Dementia includes over 50 age related diseases, including Alzheimer's. There is currently no cure.

http://nltimes.nl/2017/07/05/dementia-netherlands-common-cause-death-2040

Intelligence Services worried about Paramilitary Turkish groups

The Dutch intelligence services are worried about the possible arrival of Turkish paramilitary groups who are active abroad and may come to the Netherlands.  This is written in a report about terrorism in the Netherlands by the NCTV, (the body which deals with the fight against terrorism).  One of the paramilitary groups has created a Dutch faction which possibly could be used for illegal actions against enemies of Erdogan abroad. 

www.telegraaf.nl/binnenland/28461953/__NCTV_vreest_voor_Turkse_knokploegen_in_Nederland__.html

Every Week tens of Criminals go free because of Shortage of Police Detectives

In Amsterdam every week tens of files of crimes are put aside despite the fact that a potential perpetrator has been identified. This is due to a shortage of detectives. In view of the summer holidays of detectives many files may not be touched for months. Information about illegal growing of cannabis is not dealt with. The Amsterdam Chief of Police Pieter Jaap-Aalbersberg said that every week tens of criminals go free. He added that this mainly concerns burglars and thiefs.

www.ad.nl/binnenland/crimineel-vrijuit-in-de-zomer-door-tekort-aan-agenten~aa38c014/

Main Criminal Asylum seekers come from Albania, Georgia, Morocco and Algeria

According to the 2016 annual report of the NVIK, an information point for foreigners, 566 asylum seekers were picked up for 707 crimes last year. Of these, 84 came from Albania, 73 from Georgia, 67 from Morocco and 64 from Algeria. All these are safe countries. The main crimes were shoplifting. One person is accused of 13 offenses.

www.dutchnews.nl/news/archives/2017/06/police-reports-show-2016-crime-wave-from-asylum-seekers-from-safe-countries-telegraaf/