Dutch high rank pedophile network finally beeing exposed

Oh howbout that space army needing nl for food but now its sauer for a while they dont even help the populations.

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But fy eh kidschools should not have plants on the outside walls , if so get a shovel trucks and potgrond ?

Its only 2m of filth soil klaas over large parts , if you would dump it somewhere and

And chees labor workers look sick klaas , what does that mean.

Yes the top official of the Dutch Ministry of Justice has been accused of sex with young boys.
The dirty old man!

Here is a video of the Helsinki Demmink Trial
[link to vimeo.com]

hang 'em high...

Where ever them dutch get there hookers from klaas without even helping intoxicated not even noticing villages klaas.

5*

The trees have gass fungus klaas.

Its pretty dangerous in some forrests klaas burn it kloas.

Its pretty safe on the hondsrug kloas.

careful! half of Belgium would hang...

Maybe its time to make a new daily snack and make like oily coffee powder out of cheese and left over milk ?

Ja eh ik bouw geen ziggo domes zonder te helpen en er stiekem mee vandoor te gaan zoals dat fraud bureau in België.

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I do agree on that yes, so now lets start a proper investigation an see if this highest rank Secretary of defence is guilty as charged.

it's just like he said. you know... the one whose name ain't aloud on this site.

anyone point me to a non-video summary of this?

[link to www.arrestdemmink.com]

there's one

Executive Summary
Joris Demmink, the current Secretary General of the Dutch Ministry of Justice has consistently been linked to the sexual assault of young boys, both in the Netherlands and abroad.

In the fall of 1998, an investigation conducted into an Amsterdam brothel linked senior politicians and justice officials to the sexual abuse of young boys. Demmink was specifically identified by one of the young boys as an individual involved in the abuses. According to a former senior official at the Ministry of Justice, this investigation was foiled through the direct intervention of and obstruction by Demmink.

In the mid 1990’s, Demmink sexually assaulted numerous boys between the ages of twelve and sixteen in Turkey. The victims of his attacks have come forward and demanded prosecution. Mustafa was twelve at the time he was recruited by police officer Korkmaz N. Menzir and brought to Demmink’s chambers, where he was repeatedly sexually assaulted. Osman was fourteen at the time he was brought to Demmink and sexually assaulted. Mustafa and Osman have both retained counsel and filed reports against Demmink. Officer Korkmaz, the individual responsible for bringing the boys to Demmink has verified Mustafa’s and Osman’s accounts. Mustafa, Osman, and Officer Korkmaz are willing to offer sworn testimony to all of the egregious acts they endured and witnessed. A third child victim of Demmink’s sexual assaults, Yacine, is now willing to testify in detail about Demmink’s sexual assaults.

That Demmink is the Secretary General of the Dutch Justice Department is not the only outrage of this affair. As a consequence of Demmink’s travels to Turkey to pursue his sexual perversion, a video tape of his exploits was made and is in possession of the Turkish government. That government has, for years, used this damning tape to exercise undue influence over the government of Holland, creating an international geostrategic issue, as both nations part of the NATO alliance. An investigative report issued in 2007 confirms that high ranking Turkish officials employed video and documentary evidence of Demmink’s sexual assaults to pressure Demmink and the Dutch Minister of Justice into fabricating evidence for trial against a Turkish exile residing in the Netherlands. This man, Huseyin Baybasin, is one of the most important leaders of the Kurdistan Freedom Party, a key opponent of the regime in Iran, and a long-time target of the Turkish government. At the behest of the Turkish government, thanks to their control over top Justice Department official Demmink, Baybasin was given a life sentence without possibility of parole – a sentence not even given to mass murderers in the Netherlands.

Demmink’s foreign sexual adventures have been covered up, but his own submission of E13,000 in food and beverage expenditures from 2007-2009 provide evidence of these nefarious trips. Notwithstanding his desire to be reimbursed for this prolifigate spending abroad, the official declarations and filings of his expenses do not include the reason for the expenses nor the names of his companions. Particularly disturbing is the likelihood that these companions were almost certainly young boys who were sexually abused.

In spite of decades of accusations, including witnesses to Demmink’s perfidious behavior, he has not been brought to justice. Instead, in a bizarre twist, it is he – the predator – who is running the Justice Department of the Netherlands, thwarting any attempt to bring the truth to light. Furthermore, his indiscretions and crimes have brought our NATO ally, Holland, into a subservient relationship with the Turkish government. All of this has been successfully suppressed… until now.

Rolodex Investigation/Embargo Investigation
The Demmink affair started to come to light in the fall of 1998, with an investigation conducted by Fred Teeven, now the State Secretary of Justice in the Netherlands. The investigation looked at senior politicians’ and justice officials’ alleged abuse of underage boys at the Insulindeweg Brothel in Amsterdam. At the time of the investigation, Joris Demmink was Directorate General for International Affairs and Immigration. One young boy named in the investigation came forward and positively identified Demmink as one of the men involved in the sexual abuses. A wiretap was ordered to assist the investigators; strangely it yielded no information. According to a former senior official at the Ministry of Justice, Demmink was the official “who obstructed the investigation.”[1] In fact, the official asserts that “the Procurators General . . . ‘neutralized’ the investigation.”[2] Despite the evidence yielded from the investigation, no further steps were taken to prosecute Demmink.

Sexual Assault in Turkey
Before detailing the alleged sexual assaults that occurred in the 1990s between Demmink and multiple young Turkish boys, it is important to note several factors. First, Demmink denies having visited Turkey since 1987.[3] Second, Burhan Kazmali, a Turkish journalist who writes for the Yalovar Gazetti played a significant role in the investigation of these assaults and obtained first-hand interviews with both the victims and the conspirators.

According to Korkmaz N. Menzir, the head of Istanbul Police Department in the 1990s, Demmink visited Turkey numerous times since 1987. From 1995 to 2000, according to Menzir, Demmink came to Turkey, under a variety of different aliases, on official and private visits to conduct research on a court case.[4] Another report claims that “Joris Demmink, who was [ ] occupied with the case against Baybasin in the Netherlands, came here as a tourist in November 1995. He visited Antalya in June 1996 for an international meeting. Besides that, according to formal travel records from Istanbul, Turkey he travelled to Turkey for and backwards in the years 1995- 2002[5] and most of the time he could erase his tracks. All this information is gathered by special and official secret services. It is also established that Demmink entered Turkey under various different names.”[6]

Officer Mehmet Korkmaz, a former Turkish police officer was responsible for Demmink’s security on three occasions when Demmink traveled to Istanbul.[7] He asserts that on Demmink’s first visit he used his real name, but on his second visit in 1995 and his third visit in 1996, Demmink utilized an alias. In addition to security, Korkmasz was tasked with obtaining numerous “street boys” for Demmink to rape.[8]

Mustafa
On one of his visits, Demmink, asked Officer Korkmaz “to find a young boy for him ‘to have pleasure with.’” He was ordered to bring Demmink a younger boy for him to rape.[9] The officer explains that he went to the walled edges of the city where he knew homeless children were living under a bridge. He selected Mustafa Arslan, a twelve year old boy with a criminal history of theft and offered him a “job.”[10] Mustafa was ordered to comply with the officers’ commands believing that he was not in a position to refuse him.[11] Officer Korkmaz took Mustafa to Demmink at the Akgun Hotel in Istanbul.[12] In the hotel room Demmink stared at the boy and caressed his body.[13] After the officer left the room, Demmink took Mustafa into the bed and kissed the boy.[14] Demmink then raped him twice.[15] Demmink subsequently gave Mustafa a sum of money and the boy went to purchase clothing. Mustafa was followed by an officer.[16] The following day, Mustafa, as per Demmink’s demand, returned to Demmink’s bedroom and was detained there for several hours while he was again sexually assaulted.[17]

To this day, Mustafa suffers from intense psychological distress and shame as a result of Demmink’s alleged sexual attacks.[18]

On September 15, 2008, Mustafa filed a report to the Head of National Public Prosecution, Chief Justice Mr. Nieuwenhuizen, against Demmink.[19] However, the Dutch National Public Prosecutor refused to accept the case. The Prosecutor asserted that to proceed with his claims, Mustafa needed to formally file his complaint in the Netherlands.[20] This assertion is without merit, as the law gives Mustafa the opportunity to present a written report to the prosecution to begin proceedings in lieu of physically filing in the Netherlands.[21] Moreover, it is incredibly difficult to obtain a visa in Turkey to travel to the Netherlands. On December 13, 2009, Mustafa met with Klaas Langendoen, former Chief of the Kennemerland Department’s Criminal Investigation Service.[22] Although he gave a vivid description of the violent acts allegedly perpetrated against him as of yet, no formal investigation has commenced.[23]

Subsequent to filing these complaints, Mustafa has received bribery attempts, threats and has been the victim of violent attacks.[24] Since November 2009 he has received numerous threats from Officer Aslan. The officer informed him that they “would soon find your dead body [ ] in a garbage dump” and “wherever you go [ ] in Turkey, I will not let you live.”[25] Further, he was offered a “comfortable life” in exchange for recanting his initial statements to reporter Kazmali.[26]

In Bursa, where he had resided with his family, individuals were offered monetary compensation to state that Mustafa was a thief and a homosexual. Eventually, the harassment became so extreme that Mustafa was forced to relocate with his family to another town.[27]

While at work, Mustafa went on an errand down a secluded road. Three men blocked his path and accused him of giving false information to the reporter Kazmali. They then drove a large nail into his leg.[28] On a subsequent incident, a well-dressed man arrived at Mustafa’s home and offered him financial support. Mustafa entered the man’s already occupied vehicle where he was presented with a letter from Officer Aslan. Aslan’s initial threat, that he would not let Mustafa live was reiterated. A bearded man in the vehicle pulled out Mustafa’s tongue and slit it with a razor blade.[29]

A second report was filed at the National Prosecutor’s Office on May 25, 2010 with additional charges including threatening a witness and abuse/or provoking abuse. Once again, these claims were ignored. Despite the horrific persecution Mustafa has incurred to date, he has indicated a willingness to speak with Dutch investigators and offer the requisite testimony for prosecution. Concerns remain however, whether the Prosecution will be in a position to bring the appropriate charges against Demmink even with the victim’s testimony.[30]

Osman
Officer Korkmaz also brought Osman, a fourteen year old boy to Demmink. Osman was told that Demmink “was a generous man with whom you could smoke and who offered drinks.”[31] Osman tried to escape from the room where Demmink was holding him captive. However his attempt was obstructed and he was subsequently locked in a hotel bedroom with Demmink while Demmink’s driver stood guard by the bedroom door to ensure the young boy was unable to flee. The boy was then allegedly raped by Demmink. On May 25, 2010, Osman filed charges again Demmink. On February 20, 2011, Osman filed accusations to the Dutch Vice Squad.

Yacine
Yacine, is a third boy who was allegedly sexually assaulted by Demmink on one of his numerous trips to Turkey. In 1994, Demminka assaulted Yacine in Bodrum, Turkey. Yacine, although residing in Turkey is in contact with Dutch officials to bring his legal claims against Demmink.[32]

Prosecution
The Public Prosecutor at the Prosecutor’s office asserts a lack of jurisdiction to investigate and prosecute as the aforementioned evidence does not reach the threshold of “official criminal suspicion,” the Netherland’s legal standard. The Prosecutor’s Office claims that the testimonies of the Turkish victims, Mustafa and Osman, as well as the testimony of other Turkish individuals, including Officer Korkmaz, do not reach the “official criminal suspicion” threshold. The refusal to investigate and prosecute is particularly noteworthy as the Netherlands frequently investigates on far less substantial evidence, even anonymous tips. However, in this specific scenario, the prosecution continues to assert that their hands are tied.[33]

Undeclared Expenses
In September 2009, the NRC Handelsblad newspaper published an article revealing that Demmink filed for thirteen-thousand (13,000) Euros in business expenses over a two year period for drink and food. Demmink did not file properly and declare his “official motivations for the occasion” and “who his companion(s) was (were).”[34] This type of negligence is particularly troublesome as his companions at the time of these visits were likely, in part, young boys.

Baybasin Case / EK RAPOR (report)
In 2002, Hüseyin Baybasin, a Kurdish political leader exiled from Turkey, was prosecuted in the Netherlands. He was charged with numerous crimes, including murder and kidnapping in Turkey, attempted heroin importation and attempted murder in Kentucky. Incredibly, Turkey did not request his extradition, perhaps preferring that Baybasin to receive a life sentence in the Netherlands, far from his political base in Turkey. While a life sentence is hardly rare in the United States, in the Netherlands, and much of Scandinavia, it is considered extremely unusual. Indeed, the mass killer Anders Breivik in Norway is only facing several decades behind bars. So, when Baybasin received a life sentence without parole, it was quite remarkable. Furthermore, it is alleged that much of the evidence from the investigation was both fabricated and obtained in violation of the rules of evidence.[35] Indeed, 90% of the evidence was only inferred from interpretations of translations and telephone recordings; the remaining 10% of the evidence used was falsified by the Turkish police or obtained via torture of Turkish detainees. Demmink played a significant role in tampering with the files of this case.[36]

The EK RAPOR report was released in Turkey in 2007. This report was significant as it revealed that the conspiracy to imprison Baybasin began in the mid 1990’s. Huseyin Celebi, of the Turkish State Security, the military wing of the Turkish Intelligence Service, was the researcher and analyst of the EK RAPOR.[37] The report found that the Dutch criminal proceedings against Baybasin were the result of a conspiracy between Turkish and Dutch officials. In 1995, Baybasin was arrested in the Netherlands, but not extradited to Turkey.[38] One year later, Justice Minister Winnie Sorgdrager and her assistant, Joris Demmink were blackmailed by the General of the Turkish police, Mehmet Agar and Turkish Prime Minister Tansu Ciller with files and videos of Demmink’s illicit relations and sexual assaults of young boys in Turkey. In 1997, Sorgdrager was told that the price for keeping the Demmink sexual assault proof private was that Baubasin “had to be silenced.”[39]

Turkey itself compiled comprehensive materials on Demmink. Celebi recounts having “watched the video on which Demmink is seen, as well as a child crying and running away from Demmink after being sexually abused.” Moreover, it became known that members of the Dutch press had attempted to report on one of Demmink’s sex “part[ies]” in the Czech Republic; however, a cover up ensued preventing the press from publishing further reports.[40] Additionally, Celebi asserts that “in 1995 Demmink was caught red-handed in the city of Bodrum, Turkey, while he took part in a ‘party’ where minors were abused.” The party is documented because a weapon was fired at the party and the police responded.[41] Also documented is the fact that Demmink was in Romania and the Czech Republic allegedly sexually assaulting children.[42] A communication from the Dutch Ministry of Justice issued on July 15, 2007, states “the [ ] Baybasin [case] is used as a means of pressure.” This bolsters the suspicion that a conspiracy existed. [43]

On April 2, 2007, Baybasin filed charges against Demmink alleging that Demmink was guilty of pedophilia acts, namely sexual penetration of underage boys in Turkey. Baybasin supported these allegations with documentation.[44] Further, Baybasin asserted that it was this documentation that the Turkish government used to coerce the Netherlands into his prosecution.[45] In August 2011, Baybasin re-filed charges against Demmink based upon new evidence establishing perjury, solicitation, abuse, misconduct, and forgery.[46]

Conclusion
Overwhelming evidence exists that exposes Demmink’s criminal acts. This evidence includes the thwarted Rolodex and Embargo investigations, the first-hand sworn testimony of victims Mustafa, Osman, and Yacine, the testimony of Officer Korkmaz, Demmink’s travel expenses, the Baybasin Case, and the findings of the subsequent EK RAPOR. Yet, despite the aforementioned evidence, every attempt to investigate Demmink has been thwarted by both Demmink and the upper echelons of the Dutch government. The coverup and iniquitous behavior continue t this day.

[1] Report from a former Senior Official at the Ministry of Justice, Feb 15, 2010.
[2] Id.
[3] Baker Schut Stichting. The Case Demmink. Prosecution Says ‘Powerless’ to his Research into Demmink to Open. [link to www.bs-foundation.nl]

nice one!
Sir/madam, that is not a reason not to hang them!
if 99 percent where pedophiles, there still would be no excuse not to hang them. You can chuckle all you want, because you realize that everywhere it is the same

We are in the final days and all the truths are coming out?

I will believe this when they will investigate the Zandvoort case (over 80 000 pedo pictures including toddler rape, torture, murders...).

thanks. this type of activity is finally seeing the light of day ~ [link to www.independent.co.uk]

Same shit is slowly coming out in the U.K.

How much comes out and how high it goes, I have no idea.

What about the Jewish rabbi pedophile ring that was busted right here in the states? That's more important that shit 3000 miles away. Racist!