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And who did they sell to? The uk elite and political figures? Maybe he got epsteined.  

@GurjantGnostic
 
I think this may be the movie?
 
 

Guy's an unacknowledged legend in cricket......

Was this animal a solo artist or part of some crew? I wonder? 

Was this animal a solo artist or part of some crew? I wonder? 

How he die. Where's the body?
Or is he on chomoisland protecting secrets?

Looks like a fit! Never seen it but love that music video. 

Guy's an unacknowledged legend in cricket......

I'd guess Khan grassed up. Let's see what sentences they get.  

3 years ago in lockdown, a kilo of coke cost £40,000.
 
https://www.standard.co.uk/news/uk/coronavirus-uk-cocaine-price-rises-drug-dealers-a4406626.html
 
This has probably gone up since then. But let's keep this price. So the 35.5 kgs would cost:
 
£1420000 
£1.5 mill..........
 
Check out the networks:
 
Wolves, B'ham, E.London, Ireland, Holland.

This is big time, nearly 40 kg of coke in a few weeks. Plus, dealing in Ireland is very dangerous. They must have had blessings to do it there? 
 
Terry had enlisted Michael Collis, 62, from Wolverhampton, to travel to the Netherlands where he would meet contacts to pick up the cocaine, concealing it in his van.
Two more drivers were recruited by Terry. Mohammed Omar Khan, 38, from Birmingham, supplied drugs to customers in the UK and Joshpal Singh Kothiria, 33, from Wolverhampton supplied them in the Republic of Ireland.
Terry instructed Collis to travel to the Netherlands on 6 April 2020 and he collected 17.5 kilos of cocaine. From there, the drugs were divided up and, while Khan delivered six kilos to Luton and four to Slough, Collis travelled to the Republic of Ireland to hand over the remaining five-and-a-half kilos in County Wicklow.
At the same time, Terry sent Kothiria to East London to collect 10 kilos of cannabis and a vacuum packing machine. Kothiria brought these back to the West Midlands where the cannabis was packed before he took it to County Leitrim in the Republic of Ireland.
A couple of weeks later, Collis picked up 18 kilos of cocaine in the Netherlands, going on to deliver 10 kilos to dealers in the UK before taking the rest to Ireland.
The final drug run captured on Encrochat occurred between 26 May and 3 June 2020, where Terry discussed a cannabis delivery. Kothiria was sent to pick up the load from Leicestershire and take it to the Republic of Ireland.

Do you think british policies during colonialism fostered this? 

Is this the new sarkari/media fudhooness? Link any instances of clashes involving people from Sikh backgrounds to K'stan??
 
 

Paks and honkies doing their usual bhund yaari collaboration against Sikhs.....
 
Who got hacked up then? Was it one of our own? 
 
If not, how do we know it wasn't a groomer, it's not like they don't have a history of targeting Sikh events. 

@GurjantGnostic
 
I think this may be the movie?
 
 

https://www.nationalcrimeagency.gov.uk/news/operation-venetic-corrupt-police-worker-admits-tipping-off-criminal-over-secret-nationwide-investigation
 
Operation Venetic: Corrupt police worker admits tipping-off criminal over secret nationwide investigation
Corruption A corrupt police employee illegally accessed sensitive information and tipped-off a criminal friend about a massive, secret investigation into serious and organised crime.
Natalie Mottram, 24, from Warrington, was employed by Cheshire Police but was on secondment and working as an intelligence analyst at the North West Regional Organised Crime Unit (ROCU) when she was arrested by National Crime Agency officers on 12 June 2020.
She was arrested as part of Operation Venetic – the NCA-led UK response to the takedown of the encrypted communications platform EncroChat.
Soon after Operation Venetic began, it became clear there had been a leak.

https://www.sikhpa.com/gb-news-face-sikh-backlash-for-nigel-farage-defaming-entire-sikh-community/


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Speaking on the report, Sikh Press Association Senior Press Officer Jasveer Singh said:
“The GB News piece may be the worst example of anti-Sikh reporting from a UK news org I have seen in nearly nine years of covering Sikhs in UK media.
“There is no doubt in my mind, this kind of baseless anti-Sikh journalism has been influenced either directly or indirectly by the Indian State. The act of framing any criminality involving a Sikh as some kind of example of “Khalistani terrorism” is pure Indian nationalist propaganda designed to detract from the movement, which also works to expose India’s infinite human rights abuses.
“We sincerely hope media regulator Ofcom will act now they have been contacted, as GB News show no intention of admitting their allegations about Khalistan are baseless. To the contrary, Farage seems intent to tie in Sikhs into his longtime anti-asylum seeker rhetoric, and the Khalistan allegations are an easy way to do so. The involvement of a Henry Jackson Society employee in the report only further underlines the obvious influence from Indian nationalist rhetoric within this news piece.
“The UK public should be very concerned about this obvious Indian State influence corrupting the standards of media in this country. We have seen The Times recently been used for obvious Indian nationalist anti-Sikh propaganda, whilst the BBC this year reached new levels of erasing Sikh identity which is associated to Khalistan too. Indian media is ranked 161st of 180 countries for press freedom and the UK is heading in that direction with such reporting.”

...they chopped and shot a dude who lived? I'm done. 

Guy's an unacknowledged legend in cricket......

Feeling this one recently...you need decent speakers/headphones to appreciate! 

This one needs to be here too! Shout out Gurjant!