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Senate on Child Pornography and the Internet
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We could prosecute more crimes if we had a camera in every home, a wire tap on every phone and the ability to track every website, email, voip, gameroom and social-internet site you go to, through. oh and we already set up that stuff and save all the data on you now because we want to save tax payers money on having to hire bodies.
So, that pesky voluntary business is not a problemo. Proceed.
@anyusmoon1 Hi Moon! I think you about summed up the bizarre irony of this hearing except for one tiny detail.
If anyone has the belly for the links it becomes clear pretty quickly that there is a sick underground network of kiddy porn addicts within several agencies across the Fed. Govt. who have been exposed and barely investigated at all let alone prosecuted. I think it made the news circuit for about 3 hrs and poof, gone!
@rachelabombdotcom HUH? You mean this senate hearing was conducted on an investigation of FEDERAL EMPLOYEES! and AGENCIES and CRIMINAL ACTIVIEY in their circles by their people?!!!!!!!!
LORD HAVE MERCY! Somewhere that video needs to be made to more perfectly illustrate yet another reason why our trust can and must not be placed in government but only in GOD!
@anyusmoon1 It seems to me this is akin to raising a house full of bullies then going on a national crusade to stop bullying. The world is upside down… Last night I was listening to this story about tunnels underneath day care centers connected to CIA owned planes and satanic cults. Old story but chilling to imagine, I put nothing past these people. :( I think they keep all this data for mostly blackmail. I love your cynical humor Moon it’s like a blade that makes you kind of laugh.
@anyusmoon1 No… sadly there really wasn’t any hearing that I am aware of on the SEC, and Pentagon investigations stemming from the discovery of THOUSANDS of fed employees downloading kiddie porn. I think it all came out last year during the fallout of the financial crisis. It all kind of got lost in the chaos but as I understand it there was little done about it.
@rachelabombdotcom Thousands? Are you kidding me? Exaggerating?
@anyusmoon1 Originally 5200 people were caught up in the sting {operation FLICKR} and the investigation dragged on and was later dropped with about 1700 failing to even be screened or investigated. I can only find 2 people who have been sentenced. One guy is garnering support from the likes of several Senators including John Kerry {D} MA who is calling for a light sentence… Nope not exaggerating unfortunately.
@rachelabombdotcom I believe England is placing cameras in private residences to prevent child abuse. Its all a nightmare and done under the auspices of … ‘helping the children’. I’m all for helping the children by gov prosecuting and implementing just punishment for child molesters and that would be a) castration; b) death.
Hiding an attempt to monitor and control all of society with cameras is satanic.
@anyusmoon1 OMG England… I spent one torturous night about 6 months ago sifting through videos of what is happening there with child protective services and it goes up to the highest levels of their Govt. as well.
These two equally horrific avenues intersected when I was researching and found some connections. Not to be outdone the rising muslim population is also now trafficking children there complete with drugging and pimping…. The protective services are involved as well.
@anyusmoon1 I am totally with you on punishment methods. The day we started treating this type of crime as a disease was the day justice was dealt a fatal blow. Unfortunately so many people having kids and 6 weeks later going back to work leaves the children being raised by someone else leaving them vulnerable. I was lucky I never had to do that. I don’t know how I could ever cope if that happened to my kids, I’d blame myself.