Europol is based, I wonder why they get so little coverage most of the time. Just a few weeks ago they coordinated an operation in a dozen countries against Ndrangheta and arrested a 132 people, including a couple of the EU's most wanted. Pretty badass if you ask me, I'd love to see them get more power.
As I think of my self as European first and German third (second is my home region) I am always for more autonomy for European institutions who help us grow closer together. I would think Europol should be for the EU what Schotland Yard is for the UK, the FBI is for the US and the BKA is for Germany
Very cool video. I think it's hard for anyone to claim that this is a bad thing. I think it's nesesary in the modern world of international, high teach crime. A few months ago, they, along with local police in 4 counties (including mine) cracked down on a crypto scam organisation operating out of Serbia, Israel and 2 EU members. They were steeling from all over the world. About 127 thousand people were scammed. Only in Serbia they employeed between 150 and 200 people. Way to go Europol!
It makes sense to have an organisation like this, crime isn't restricted by boarders of a country and nor should law enforcement. Now there is cooperation and that does work to a degree, but it would be far more effective and likely cheaper to have a pan-European enforcement agency that has teeth. The truth is, as we advance, crime is very likely going to be a lot more cross boarder and eventually, we might need an international organisation that goes beyond Europol and the FBI. But like all things related to the EU, improvements and integration will be at an incremental step by step thing, as is needed, so it's very likely more powers will go towards Europol as it's likely going to be needed as criminals will find it easier to do cross boarder crimes as we become more advanced.
The US is insane, where many European countries treat criminals too softly, the FBI and all treat everyone they suspect (not even sure of) in a very inhumane and barbaric way. We should be more harsh to criminals but the US should tone it down someties, they severely lack professionalism and act way too emotional to hold a gun imho.
us is a case of its own, which boils down mostly to inadequate training and second amendment combined with easy access to guns. where every other other kid might have a revolver bigger than his head, cops tend to get nervous, understandably.
@@jiggy7108So when they get out of prison they act like monsters? If you treat people like animals, they become animals, as the saying goes. Also prison is the punishment and the Human rights do not end just because you have broken the law. Also there is a reason why Scandinavia, whom have the most humanly prisons and work a lot on reeducation of the prisoners, also have the smallest amount of repeat offenders. So when you are finished pounding your chest and acting tough. Try using logic. Lets say we have a vile brutal criminal, whom are imprisoned. And while in prison, he is treated inhumanly and brutal. Now his sentence is over and he is a free man, well more beast than man, but still free. He could become your neighbor now. Would you like that idea? A brutal man taught, by your vision of prison, to hate everything you and society stands for. Because that is what you get. Or would you rather have a person, that while being in prison, has learned a new and better way to contribute to society.
@@madselmvig1457 Scandinavia doesn't have the lowest amount of repeat offenders. Singapore and the Middle East have lower rates. Treating it as punishment also works as a deterrent so people will not resort to crime
Not really europol should function as a eu police that has jurisdiction in all member states to go afther serious crime and counter terrorism not to write parking tickets
@@rebecca_noble "I have absolutely no interest AT ALL in EU" - perfect! then why are you here? we've separated ways and wished you luck, what else are you looking for?
What role would an autonomous europol fill that national police + europol can't fill? I think looking at the US is a great example of why Federal police has issues. There's very poor oversight and huge consequences when they don't do their job correctly. Like PRISM and the countless civil asset forfeitures where the victims don't have any recourse at all, even less than when US state police do that.
If Catherine is anything like Ursula Von Der Lyin who plaigerised her Phd dissertation or Christine Lagarde who embezzled £400K Euros, she's probably the criminal head of the organisation.
An European Bureau of Investigation (EBI) would be a great idea🇪🇺!
We need an authority that can fight crime and terror across national borders🚔
Agree
nah we don't need to steal the name from the Muricans. We got our own thing
E.B.I. Open up!
@@realtimestaticmaybe we can take a Latin name
like what the Securitate ? not a good idea
i would love more autonomy for it
A stronger Europol would be a good idea. At least in some areas. But the oversight by the European Parliament must be strengthened first.
Europol is based, I wonder why they get so little coverage most of the time. Just a few weeks ago they coordinated an operation in a dozen countries against Ndrangheta and arrested a 132 people, including a couple of the EU's most wanted. Pretty badass if you ask me, I'd love to see them get more power.
As I think of my self as European first and German third (second is my home region) I am always for more autonomy for European institutions who help us grow closer together. I would think Europol should be for the EU what Schotland Yard is for the UK, the FBI is for the US and the BKA is for Germany
Region before state?
@@mattia8327 he must be Bavarian 😂😂😂😂
BAYERN
@@johanhirte9661 actually nope! far the opposite. everything below the Elbe is Bavaria for me! :D
@@LetoxxIant "The Siberian Steppe begins on the right side of the Rhine" Konrad Adenauer
more autonomy
More federalisation
YES
Thanks for your job! Woulb be nice to see also videos about progress of EU's transformation in every aspect!
Thank you so much Olez. I will look into it :) The contribution really helps us forward... Thank you.
Very cool video. I think it's hard for anyone to claim that this is a bad thing.
I think it's nesesary in the modern world of international, high teach crime. A few months ago, they, along with local police in 4 counties (including mine) cracked down on a crypto scam organisation operating out of Serbia, Israel and 2 EU members. They were steeling from all over the world. About 127 thousand people were scammed. Only in Serbia they employeed between 150 and 200 people. Way to go Europol!
Yet another EU institution that is basically rendered useless, thanks to lack of sovereignity.
It makes sense to have an organisation like this, crime isn't restricted by boarders of a country and nor should law enforcement.
Now there is cooperation and that does work to a degree, but it would be far more effective and likely cheaper to have a pan-European enforcement agency that has teeth.
The truth is, as we advance, crime is very likely going to be a lot more cross boarder and eventually, we might need an international organisation that goes beyond Europol and the FBI.
But like all things related to the EU, improvements and integration will be at an incremental step by step thing, as is needed, so it's very likely more powers will go towards Europol as it's likely going to be needed as criminals will find it easier to do cross boarder crimes as we become more advanced.
More autonomy , an ethical autonomy based on human right and justice not more arrogant and ignorant people with unchecked power that they can abuse
Very cool
Pretty good as is!
EUROPOL, OPEN UP!
every show needs good guys
Great symbol.
The US is insane, where many European countries treat criminals too softly, the FBI and all treat everyone they suspect (not even sure of) in a very inhumane and barbaric way. We should be more harsh to criminals but the US should tone it down someties, they severely lack professionalism and act way too emotional to hold a gun imho.
us is a case of its own, which boils down mostly to inadequate training and second amendment combined with easy access to guns. where every other other kid might have a revolver bigger than his head, cops tend to get nervous, understandably.
criminals (if proven guilty) should be treated inhumanely
@@jiggy7108So when they get out of prison they act like monsters? If you treat people like animals, they become animals, as the saying goes. Also prison is the punishment and the Human rights do not end just because you have broken the law. Also there is a reason why Scandinavia, whom have the most humanly prisons and work a lot on reeducation of the prisoners, also have the smallest amount of repeat offenders.
So when you are finished pounding your chest and acting tough. Try using logic. Lets say we have a vile brutal criminal, whom are imprisoned. And while in prison, he is treated inhumanly and brutal. Now his sentence is over and he is a free man, well more beast than man, but still free. He could become your neighbor now. Would you like that idea? A brutal man taught, by your vision of prison, to hate everything you and society stands for. Because that is what you get. Or would you rather have a person, that while being in prison, has learned a new and better way to contribute to society.
@@madselmvig1457 Scandinavia doesn't have the lowest amount of repeat offenders. Singapore and the Middle East have lower rates. Treating it as punishment also works as a deterrent so people will not resort to crime
@@madselmvig1457 if there is a vile and brutal criminal who has committed a vile brital crime, he shouldn't ever be free again
But we already have Interpool as well that as acts as the EU's FBI
Why local national police don't cooperating with you to track and protect gangster at national level.....??? Why it took them so long to do so???
We need common EU Army.
I think moremintegration in surtain areas would be good like a federation lite
No, we do not. You have NATO. If your country is not in it, lobby for it to join.
@@Parasmunt "Croatia"... literally nickname.
The European Union is a newer and cooler version of the US
Not cooler, YET
well the fbi is a big bunch of useless politcal hacks in the us, so maybe be a bit careful about "autonomy" so it dosent become "unaccountability"
Eu was supposed to be a trade union, and like Europol, it has been mutated into something it wasn't meant to be
EU is my favorite dystopian organisation
but is not the same hahaha. I want the same. Where have more juristiccion than local police.
FEPi/ PEF /FPE Federal European Police Investigation
Ne veras ke EU, havas sian FBI-n. Estas Usono, kiu havas sian EUROPOL-on.
I think the EUROPOL should completely replace the national police :)
Not really europol should function as a eu police that has jurisdiction in all member states to go afther serious crime and counter terrorism not to write parking tickets
Yesn't, it's europol( but it's controlled by the usa).
True
Source: Your own feeling
should be controlled by russia right?
Rubbish
@@gianlucapistoia8993 Source: FBI
ROFL.
Why would a trade bloc need an intelligence agency?
It can't even stop MEPS from taking bribes from Qatar.
you should look into international organized crime and some of europol's successes themselves.
@@Qnexus7 Why?
Why should I?
I have absolutely *no interest AT ALL* in EU membership. None.
Why would I waste my time?
There is, ofc, interpol.
@@rebecca_noble uk?
@@Qnexus7 I-Fine. Thanks for asking.
The UK has jettisoned EU interference. You are stuck with it.
@@rebecca_noble "I have absolutely no interest AT ALL in EU" - perfect! then why are you here?
we've separated ways and wished you luck, what else are you looking for?
What role would an autonomous europol fill that national police + europol can't fill? I think looking at the US is a great example of why Federal police has issues. There's very poor oversight and huge consequences when they don't do their job correctly. Like PRISM and the countless civil asset forfeitures where the victims don't have any recourse at all, even less than when US state police do that.
GeStaPo.
If Catherine is anything like Ursula Von Der Lyin who plaigerised her Phd dissertation or Christine Lagarde who embezzled £400K Euros, she's probably the criminal head of the organisation.
UE is like IIIReich
Pls don't embarrass yourself with such ignorance