The Netherlands The New Cocaine Mafias | Moroccan Mafia | Mocro Maffia
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- čas přidán 19. 06. 2024
- Over the past few years the Netherlands and Belgium have become major hubs for drug trafficking in Europe. Almost 80% of the cocaine in Europe has passed through either Rotterdam or Antwerp. This has led to a new phenomenon: the “Mocro Mafia,” Dutch people of Moroccan origin who are engaged in the criminal underworld.
The gangs started by trafficking hashish from Morocco to the Netherlands. Now they use the same routes to transport cocaine, which is far more profitable. They source drugs from the Latin American cartels and traffic the drugs into Europe.
As a result, the “Mocro Mafia” is one of the richest criminal organisations in the world. The trade generates an estimated fifty billion euros in Antwerp alone - 10% of the total budget of the Belgian State. The ultra-violent “Mocro Mafia” gangs have unleashed a reign of terror. They kill lawyers, magistrates, journalists, all without a second thought. They have even threatened government ministers in Belgium and the Netherlands. Anyone who challenges their network is a potential target.
The drug money is so pervasive within the economy that, according to some, Belgium and the Netherlands risk becoming narco-states. This threat has been taken very seriously by the authorities and the police. Public anxiety rose even further after the horrifying discovery of a torture chamber in a shipping container used as an ‘underworld prison’ by the gangs, as well as the murder of journalist Peter de Vries.
We investigate the “Mocro Mafia,” the new ultra-violent criminal organisation which is shaking Europe.
Director: Brando Baranzelli
0:00 The full documentary
0:30 A Dutch investigative journalist is shot dead in broad daylight in Amsterdam, highlighting the rise of the cocaine mafia in the Netherlands and Belgium.
6:51 A high-profile trial is taking place in the Netherlands for 6 murders and around 20 attempted murders, with strict security measures and anonymity for prosecutors and judges.
12:36 The rise of the Mocro Mafia in the Netherlands and the extreme violence that ensues.
18:35 The mocro mafia threatens the Dutch Prime Minister and the Netherlands intensifies its fight against organized crime.
25:34 Belgium has become a hub for cocaine, with massive seizures and a new organized crime wave.
31:40 The port of Antwerp is an important entry point for cocaine in Europe, with drug seizures increasing each year.
39:32 The cocaine mafia has infiltrated the port of Antwerp in Belgium, corrupting the dockworkers to facilitate drug trafficking.
44:07 The city of Antwerp is grappling with a drug trafficking epidemic and the resulting violence, with traffickers corrupting young doctors by providing them with cocaine to entice them to work for them.
49:56 Organized crime related to drugs is increasing in Europe, with drug traffickers becoming wealthier and more powerful.
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Pointless when you don't put subtitles on when needed. Missed large majority of the story
There are subtitles available in many languages. Just pick yours.
@@harrynac6017 nope
@@harrynac6017with captions on when Dutch is spoken it’s subbed)Dutch audio spoken! Subtitles are only working when they speak English so their useless
@@StevE-db5ph Wow, that's disappointing. Thanks.
Nothing you can do if you "pirate" TV documentary....
subtitles is separated file/broadcast.
in most of the European countries
23:50 "gives an answer she know she can`t guaranty" *Very quick ditch of that microphone, a worm smile and a thank you.* Par Excellence, absolutely professional.
Think the same, there are to much money....
This documentary is very good for those who speak Dutch, French and English 😅
I speak only French and English, and I’m learning Dutch 🤣
@@Ismael_jagne lucky me then
You know there's a subtitles button right? cc
works for 1 language at a time...i doubt that people go switch language while watching,because switching is not a quick and easy thing.@@mrpitch1978
@@mrpitch1978 and it doesnt translate all the languages in one video apparently
Where is demand, there is supply.
tal cual
Very sad that there are no subtitles available when the Dutch language is spoken.
Mostly the belgians refusing to speak english and speaking french tbh.
Time to learn Dutch.
@@zohlandt What a waste of time that would be. They'll be lucky to be around in a few years.
@@hotstepper887 R.I.P. Netherlands. All of Western Europe actually.
@@hotstepper887 What?😂
Hearing the "former" Boss saying " it was a beautiful time, but miss the trafficking and all the money" just goes to show the Authorities are fighting a battle they will NEVER win....Tragic.
He gets no hug-a-thugs from ME. He was UNIQUELY positioned to make a big chunk of money and then quietly slink back to the hippie, acoustic guitar open-mic coffeehouses...and still make decent money in the low-key mairihuana/hasish business.
Yep.
I gave Dutch too much credit.
They legalized weed & prostitution, I thought they knew how to keep black market out by prohibiting prohibition.
To see theor ignorance of increas9ng budget to fight thus will only make more addiction to their way on drugs.
Once cops get that budget, they're hooked.
Sad.
This crap of the drug dealers attacking the authority would NEVER fly here in the US. The US drug enforcement and govt. make even the toughest drug barons south of the border crap themselves when they hear of any US alphabet agencies getting involved. It's tantamount to one putting their finger in a lion's butthole. Any attempt on an official would be met with shock and awe of the most extreme prejudice. The cocaine cowboys this side of the world know the true effects of reaching out and touching a US government agent. It pisses me off that these European politicians are in hiding, and under heavy security from these drug dons. They should send a team/teams here to learn from the best.
Fighting a battle u say? Well news flash folks, the Governments around the world works with them together!!! I have been is few prisons with high level Mafia guys and this is the one of the "public secrets" per se, in their circles. The best profits for any country is in drugs. You gotta understand that all those "wars against the drugs" are just a cover story for the public eye.
here in germany we say to such like podernoses:
_" da hat mal wieder so nen jude seine weltreise gemacht und ist mal wieder bei den spinnern von den soviets unter gekommen - ich hoffe, daß dem taxifahrer seine nutten gut für die partei ihre stallung pflegen - wäre ja peinlich wenn sich mal wieder ganz frankreich sowie die hugenotten ständig den sack wegen dem moorgebiet kratzen "_
Remind: Martin Luther hunted junkies too _" luddies are luddies and not jaws "_ .
Jaws can swim only in their own Hahahtashipoo - and thats the reason why i kill whales - they are unnessessary to anykind of reality
it begans everytime with shoemakers 50g-Plates under the ratsucks
Fantastic job with the translations.
A really enlightening presentation thanks. What us really wrong with people that they have to decide cocaine is an advantage in their life ? James J Walsh in Limerick city Ireland 🇮🇪, liked and subscribed
This a crazy world.
Greedy at that
Time to legalize and regulate cocaine I guess.
Already is mate
Our man Vito is living the dream.
Making large off the scene.
All the while keeping his hands clean.
Law. Way worse than the mafia.
Amsterdam/Netherlands have been a trans-shipment port for drugs for a long time. In the late-90/2000s I knew guys in Manhattan that were buying 50k+ hits of E a month from there...and that was just for the 3 clubs they ran. Can only imagine how much was coming out of that place. and people love cocaine, as long as there are buyers, there will be sellers.
And some people consume coca because they are little bishes
True, this 'business' is far longer already going on.
They like to say its something New that started with moroccans, so they have an excuseczo be racist and discriminate them
But did drug barrons back then make so much money that they felt untouchable that they tried to - or killed reporters, lawyers, prime ministers?
its a 19 billion dollar industry
If they were serious or prioritised...they would only need to scale up the xray searches at the ports, every container is checked.
Yeah that must mean people in the local supply chain are being paid handsomely.
Indeed, how scalable is it? Considering costs of materials, staff, and processing time i.e. waiting lines?
There are so many containers and really limited time to get them off the ship and off the docks that X-ray of all containers not possible in some ports at some times.
You organise it then 😂
There is only 1 cop per weekend shift.......so........yeah
I’ve had subtitles from the start. Simply turn on subtitles from top right of screen 🤞🤞😊
Open boarders is like winning the lottery for drug dealers
Half of documentary missing thanks guys
Missing a massive amount of translations for crucial parts :(
They fixed the subtitles.
As a Morrocan this violenct acts don't represent us all. I feel sorry for this people ;( Some of us choose to improve our life, study work grow as a person but not this. Im ashamed and embarrased. :(
EXACTEMENT 👌
they are dutch, born in the netherlands, pure product of the dutch neigborhoods
Every country has its scum. All ours, in the west, are far worse, as they're in governments.
As a Moroccan I can confirm most of London are on coke even the bloody politicians running the country it’s a lucrative business you can wait for your pension if you want.
Don’t be, there are criminal drug dealers in every race, country, ethnicity
100 years ago, before cocaine was made illegal, at least in the US, people weren’t getting killed over it. I don’t know all the answers, however, the “War on drugs” has caused more violence and cost billions, if not trillions.
Idk lawyers are not getting killed in the u.s or journalists but ok bro
I mean this documentary proves that from hash smugglers to cocaine cartel
Did you know that during the so called war on drugs the CIA was importing hundreds of tons of cocaine into the United States? During the 1980,s. Iran-Contra. General Oliver North. This should help to answer your questions on this matter.
Yes but if it would be legal since 100 yrs ago, we would see a world of drug addicts and all that misery that comes with it. Like Germany in the 30's and 40's with legal Pervitin. A lot of addicts everywhere. But it is like it is perfectly okay bc it is legal. That is not okay
@@enemyofthesheeple"Was?"....They still do
Engraçado que esses traficantes podem matar as pessoas e nenhum policial pode matar esses criminosos. Esses criminosos certamente tem proteção de políticos.
No they don't. It is just the culture. Dutch law enforcement is just weak. Dutch law is weak and the charges for the crimes are too low. It is a joke. In a very short time the maffia took over. They don't have to pay politicians. It is just weakness.
This is where the US is heading
@@TheBootyWrangler bcse. Are c. Client’s
Sweden, Holland,France etc...Europe open the doors to this people and This is the result!!
Jajajjjajajaja no llores
The scanner technology will get better over time, the way mainframe computers evolved into desktop and laptop. That way virtually ALL trucks and containers on ships will be examined, quickly, efficiently.
You know that every year there are like 40 million containers? It's impossible to check them all, in fact they can't even scan 2% of those even thru all the technology today.
Some official subtitles in English would be great otherwise very intersting Documentary.
Merci pour le partage
Gracias por traducción, gran documental
Nice documentary. The news never show out all this.
Missing was the subtitle transalations from Dutch into English? This of course could be a youtube error.
Enjoyed this
So long there is a lucrative market for the narco, there will be supply.
It is as simple as that.
It isn't complicated at all.
🤠
Supply & Demand. Production & Safe transportation costs. Logistics of passage across borders.. Bribing and corrupting of officials. Covering the potential risks of seized products etc etc etc..
Yeah, not complicated 😂
I really feel sorry for this brave man at the same time very angry over him why he refused police protecting :/
We need journalists like this man in Sweden to since gang war in almost 15 years now there only 5 % of all the cases is fully completed. 😢
On topic: the lawyer Vito is the smartest of all, hes good with the gangs, media and the authorites and earning a lot of MONEY!
Dirty money, I wouldnt like my life if my contrbutions to society was defending criminals regardless of money
@@oreocarlton3343
Why is it dirty money when the lawyer geting paid from the Netherlands budget?
@@Nicosshalagalanis criminals finance him
VANITY CAUSED HIS DEATH ,THE REAL REASON HE STOPPED POLICE PROTECTION BECAUSE ONE OF THE AGENTS DAMAGED HIS BRANDNEW BMW ,SO HE DIDDNT ALLOW ANYBODY TO DRIVE HIS CAR ,THATS WHY HE WAS WALKING TO THE GARAGE ,INSTEAD OF THE AGENT PICKING HIM UP BEHIND THE BUILDING !
@@dropdroppie1653 lmao, is that for real? Is it true that he was exiting the brothel on the video?
I wish i paid attention in language class. Thanks for the subtitles
ty for translation....
The way to control drug use is within the people. It's between supply and demand. If you can not control the supply and try to control the demand. The people everywhere in the world continue to use drug then there continue to be drug dealers. Jail only helps them to recruit more dealer. They operate from jail.
Even catching the consumers and having sanctions for them no goverment will try this way (cutting demand) since they want the votes for the next mandate and don't want to cause hate for that political force. So we act as we are catching the sellers just as a show and therefore the cycle continues.
Im commenting this from jail. And can confirm that in jail nothing stops. As long as there is demand, new street dealers will take place of the previous arrested ones.
The Netherlands are the biggest producer and exporter of synthetic drugs. Cocaïne is old news.
Yep....because no one wears wooden shoes anymore....😂
really like the documentary only missed the subtitles by the french spoken audio, why isnt this organized?
Can translated for you 🎉
I made it half way through but the lack of understanding dutch and french makes it an impossible watch, Subtilties would have been lovely
Sadly, these seizures simply raise the prices of cocaine. Have no idea how to "fix" this situation. Best of luck!
Yep, and the overall profit margin of these scums... It's the whole context that's rotten, not the existence of the products. that are mostly just plants, that humans like.
Legalization, control and taxes! Drugs have won the war on drugs, it's time for the governments to face the facts!
Albanian, Italian, Russian, Nigerian, Chinese.... not only Moroccons, all of them are there.
The biggest are the Maroccans!
@@moamsterdam9840 no, they are all equal because they are all strong.
thats nothing compared to real Italian mafia
Why are there no subtitles ?
Go to settings.
Kinda Funny how She left after her comment 😂
Noooo Way there would be a political figure involved in illegal doings😂
If there's BILLIONS moving through the Port.
I assure you someone is acting very oblivious on purpose 😂😂
Very annoying the lack of english subtitles but very interesting.
great documentary but could have done with more translation to fully engage with it.
@seanbarratt6922 Hi, you can turn on the subtitles, that way you can follow perfectly when speaking in other than English. Click the wheel icon for turning them on.
Young lawyer has "made it" but what a shamefull existence he has
15:25 the lawyer acts like he walking somewhere ghetto 😂 bro come on nobody gonna say nothing there to you
I thought this only happens in poor countries yet i was wrong,it shows that drugs mafias are everywhere 😢,,,,,,,,South Africa 🇿🇦
This is going for more 40 years already so its time wake up then
This is modern Europe, full of "doctors and engineers" from Africa and Muslim countries. Thank you, I prefer safe Poland
Its not about the criminals.....its about corrupt governments.....This is going on for decades so ... Its all good
@@NinaWisniewska-ch9cvPoland is poor shitt country
@@NinaWisniewska-ch9cvno one wants to go to Poland man
20 years in prison for anyone who consumes or detain even the smallest amount of cocaine or any hard drug. Just like in Singapore. No coke or barelly in Singapore. You have to make it like the juice don't worth the squeeze for anyone who thinks about consuming anything.
The Nederland’s is way to liberal to implement such policies unfortunately.
@@bobsponge9496 people will be fed up at some point and they will start to slowly change. In my country, in France, it's the same problem. We're way too relax towards drugs.
Are you crazy?
We really don't want 'dictorial Singapore' here.. .
@@paolojoosten6353 Medellin or Singapore.... Choose
Our government is the problem......they let it happen, they are corrupt....for decades now ! You are right, Singapore does a better job
Is that book even in english? I tried to find during the past months multiple times.
Im really glad that this video is available in romanian😊
@adyvelea8210 😊
Say hello to your Gypsies 😀
the joys of multicolonialism
Yes they transport and u consume
I click on subtitels. subtitels: dutch audio. thx mate.
19:10. Amsterdam?. Dat is toch echt onder de Huiswaarderbrug in Alkmaar!.
ups...you just proved cocaine should be made legal again
We got controlled when we wanted to go for coffee. Police choppers tracked down people not wearing masks. I was stopped for jay walking on an empty street.
Once I was stopped by an old copper trundling along on suburban suburbs with 1 of 5 highway patrol bollid for not wearing a mask in broad sunlight.
whaaat? You should have just said to them: "but officer its broad sunlight and everyone knows when its broad sunlight every virus protein is sleeping so even if a person has a viral infection he doesnt need to wear mask because you cant infect others when the virus is sleeping. thats why nobody in Africa has HIV because its too much broad sunli+ght and all the aids virus becomes harmless to everyone.
What does have to do with MocroMaffia?
@@Private_C123 That the cops focus on trivial matters...
forgive the ignorant masses but ALL Gov's around the world work with Mafia and selling the drugs, heck even the top police guys are in on it too. That's why those top head mafia guys never see a prison. They're all protected from the very top and they do not get ever pulled over for not wearing masks!!
would love some subtitles for this tho...
good documentary. sadly without translation sometimes.
Tradition goggles
all this is the outcome of failed drug laws. The state is fighting something they enforce themselves. There will always be demand therefore there will always be an offer. As long as states are fighting something they will not be able to suppress .. this is the outcome. The only solution is to legalise and regulate those markets
I'm from Nederland and living in Amsterdam and it's totally normal on the streets in broad light that some one asking you want coca or heroine and hashish,eXtazy...and it is a lots of them and they are so free and without any stress because of police!!And be realistic,if Amsterdam don't have ladies of night,Coffee shops and other drugs too buy,who will come in Nederland,what else too see and too do??Coca it's not cheap for one pack you will pay 50-60€ and it's 0,50g in pack so for one gram you will pay 80-100€ and that's not cheap at all!!In Rotterdam is cheaper for sure because of shipping port but maybe for 10-20€ max not more?!It's huge business and no one can't do anything...end off story!! !
I remember my fiest trip to Amsterdam and they were there at the time.
Yes but it’s a mugs game anyway and a one way journey to the looney bin 🗑
@JhonnyCash-mo2wx none of them
but how much cocaine is in cocaine with 30%?
@@visionstreetwear108Exactly, most of it is dogshite.
what did the main guys txt msgs say? they didn't translate them
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The sooner this market is licensed and regulated, the better it will be for everyone. Crazy to hand this much money over to gangsters, it's impossible to artificially suppress demand for these products. If it was possible, it would have already happened, with the billions of euros/dollars/pounds that have been thrown at it, it should be obvious by now.
Maybe if they legalize it climate refugees will start working as doctors and lawyers 🤔
That would also require a whole infrastructure built around public education and rehab services but it’s better then what we have now
Authorities make good money turning a blind eye 🤷♂️🤷♀️ At least 50% of those in authority are on the take, it's the same all over the world
@@tims7250 no one is intrested in the belivings of mental hospitalists just like the GuestAPO
Super docu, maar ik zou wel engelse ondertiteling toevoegen.
Translation: super documentary but it would be better to add English subtitles.
Holy smokes. Imagine how many tons enters europe. This video needs subtitles
One of the biggest busts in Florida ever, was a ship owned by Goldman and Sachs. There are politicians and high ranked officials with big interests of keeping the drug trade as it is. The Albanians own much of the trade, alongside Moroccans, but is it really their fault? Karma is a big thing, and most of these so called 1st world countries destroyed other countries economies for centuries, with colonisation and usurpation of natural resources. When it's others doing it its bad, but when weed was legalised and men in suits were essentially doing the same action who got others arrested, it was called entrepreneurship , as long as the money was getting taxed and in the "right hands". Drugs are not illegal because they are bad for you. Following that logic, cigarettes, alcohol and even fast food would be banned. The economy thrives off the trade, illegal money rolling around keeps the oily machine going. Everyone eats. Mostly, corrupt politicians.
It's weird they didn't translate in English the MOCRO MAFFIA book⁉ 🤷♂
subtitles for the dutch part please!
Rewatch it, they fixed the subtitles.
In Australia it is the Lebanese and coke is $300 a gram.
Damn in Belgium and the Netherlands its only $50 a gram.
No truth no nation no freedom
The Moroccan mafia isn't even the main one in the Netherlands, the other one has judges and even the occasional minister working for them.
😂😂😂
About translating the part were they speak Dutch?
The documentary without a translation is so bad, for me I can understand the French part but what about the Dutch part? I just arrived in the Netherlands and I’m learning the language too
No Subtitles every time Dutch language is spoken.. Frustrating.
Learn French
@@1m60 learn Filipino as well..
Am I the only one who don't speak Dutch and Moroccan? Subtitles would really help out here ;)
The Moroccan was speaking dutch.
True, but the parts where Dutch, French are spoken, are of little relevance to the whole documentary
I'll tell you why.... Because the people higher up, legal system, politics,... are snorting that stuff daily.
Dese man was ik mee opgegroeid graag keek ik na hem en hoorde graag de verhalen wat een geweldige multiculturele persoon moge hij rusten in vrede
peter r de vries multicultureel?
@@lvdv4645 Hij nam het op voor 'Noord-Afrikaanse' allochtonen en nieuwkomers.
Hij verdiende dit echt niet.
Maar was zijn pro multi-culti-overtuiging verkeerd?
Did you forget the subtitles for when French was used or could you not be bothered?
19:20 so why are there no subtitles for the interviews? You have multiple languages other than english spoken without any attempt to translate and the youtube auto subtitles just say "broken dutch"...48:40 where i live the dewinters are heavily involved in the drug trade supplying things like mdma/coke fent and the lot. I would be willing to bet the reason dewinter wants coke to stay illegal is that he is personally profiting off it it being illegal more than if it were to be made legal...
Subtitles available in many languages in settings.
@@harrynac6017 Thanks for the reply. I have them set to English under settings-subtitles but any time it plays a different language it wont translate it just sais "(language)". my spanish and french got me through most of it but my dutch is nowhere near good enough to understand any of it. is there some option im not seeing?
@@onegrail9398 Not that I know. I didn't realise they only translated the English parts. Sorry.
Bullshit
Give a quality product with a heavy tax and make it free by the government❤❤❤❤😂😂😂😂
Lets all hope they then get control of this situation.
Keep an eye on Mr 'Yes I miss'
This is because of the justice rules, criminals are to much protected by this rules and justice and police can not do anything. The justice rules are not of this times. Also they focus to much on getting the big fish, they should fight on 2 fronts. Stop the small ones right away and not wait and focus on only catching the big fish. Now the small fish get to much space to grow big and then they are having so much money, power and intelligence and that they are already have legal company,s. Also they have then enough money to recruit and seduce young men to do the eliminations/ executions for a couple of thousands euro and this people can no get out of there grip anymore because they would get executed them self or been told that there family will be executed.
Why can’t you translate or put subtitles?
There are subtitles available in many languages. Just pick yours.
just press captions on the top right its the tirth botton
@@user-ju5dh6nx6r mine is only translating English to English 🙄
There are subtitles but when it reaches a diff languages it states (dutch spoken) etc
as soon as he mentioned a narco state she became a little awkward and ended the interview lol
Need subtitles!
Incroyable que on en parle seulement maintenant , cette association de malfaiteur n'est pas nouvelle !
Moral of the story? Do what Poland does, then you only have your own people to worry about.
Lmao Poland. You do realize the moment Poland entered the EU like half it's population fled that shit country en went to western Europa. Don't beleive those video's on instagram. Poland is comparable to a 3e world country.
شكرا لكم على الدبلجة
It would have been much more better with subtitle
C'est triste et c'est aussi la preuve que ce journaliste faisait un vrai travail ce qui devient rare chez les journalistes que son âme repose en paix😢😢😢😢
NOT TRUE !THIS JOURNALIST WAS SETTING UP PEOPLE ,AND COLLABORATING WITH OTHER CRIMINALS VIA STING OPERATIONS AND SELLING THE FOOTAGE TO AMERICAN CHANNELS FOR PROFIT !
Peter r de fries was like a superhero kinda journalist for a lot of people here in the netherlands. He solvet a lot of murder cases and some other big stuf
Piet Costa created the torture containers, as sentenced by the judge.
He is not etnically a Morrocon.
Conflation does not serve this too important topic. Namely, the steady transformation of the Netherlands into a narcostate.
Lamentablemente la justicia se volvió débil y permite todo, los delincuentes hacen lo que les da la gana y en Bélgica se esconden algunos delincuentes muy peligrosos
das ist ein gesamtgesellschaftliches problem du spaten
Why not with english subtitle?
OLD , this was uploaded by someone else long ago , any chance of something new , is that possible from you ????????
18:37 amazingly all brand new never been used almost like it was set up for them to find
Yeah didn’t seem right somehow
Creds to the lawyer for standing up for democracy and the rule of law!
😊😊
😊
I bet his family would disagree.
@@MrEvansjethro probably, but he is fighting for the future of our society.
As someone who don't speak Dutch and French. I genuinely misunderstood most of this documentary
Jammer / dommage pour toi
The parts narrated in Dutch and French are mostly irrelevant for the whole documentary. The important parts are narrated in English, the rest could have been cut out but they were not in order to add some authenticity
@@johnwayne2140 There are a lot of very relevant parts in Dutch and French. This is clearly a French, or French-speaking Belgian doc, hence the Flemish police speak French to the interviewer. I can imagine that those parts in Dutch/Flemish are subtitled in French in the French language original, and that they haven't got around to doing it in English yet.
@@simonh6371 Yes, it would be nice if those parts were so translated. The English subtext works fine when English is narrated but not when flemish or French is spoken. But I don't think you miss much if you do not understand them. Especially the last flemish politician talking about "omerta" among gang members is hardly surprising
@@johnwayne2140 He was talking about omerta but not amongst gang members, but amongst the councillors and general public in Antwerp. The same way as dock workers told him not to dig too deep there.
Noord-Brabant the region in the South of the NL (Zuid Brabant is over the border in Belgium) has a lot of ecstasy production in farm buildings in villages and likewise in Dutch Brabant there is a culture of ordinary citizens not talking to the police and looking the other way if they see something happening.
Why is it ‘hard to imagine’ he’s a drug trafficker @ 34:00. He seems like the perfect drugs trafficker.
Not all people understand the langguage, what a waste.
😂their is translation just press the top right botton than captions and choice the language😊
@@user-ju5dh6nx6r
It does not work . I did it as you said,but is not working.
Atleast have English subtitles
Otherwise learn French
Are you kidding? No subtitles. ?