by zDxv » Mon Aug 01, 2005 8:55 am
Thanks PP. I did not know this site, though most of the material I have seen from other sources, it is good to see it all presented together. To sum up:- in the sphere of vicious crimes against children and young people by organised groups 1. only a very smal percentage are ever investigated. most plaintiffs find they get nowhere. (the UK police have a policy of not investigating complaints which they say result from 'recovered memory", whatever they take that to mean. 2. of this small percentage very few result in prosecution. 3. in prosecuted cases it has always been the small fry who are brought to book, the bigger fish have the net holed by their friends, or bump off the fishermen. 4. organised abuse and r.a. form of it, are used as political, financial and industrial blackmail to subvert democatic process and accountability. 5. org. abuse and r.a. are used to create funds , bigger than illegal drug trade, which in turn can be processed through favoured accounts to subvert fair free trade, genuine meritocratic moves, and be used for black ops etc. 6. a surprisingly large number of people are interested in the vicarious violence of the extreme pornography produced, and it further de-sensitises them, so that a considerable percentage themselves offend directly. 7. the techniques of the criminals are such that no ordinary citizen can protet his own family if they are targeted. 8. r.a. is linked to most criminal activities, including removal of witnesses. 9. the destructive effects on survivors causes a great burden on society, exploding welfare costs and costs of offender institutions for those who were abused as children and went on to offend the society which did not protect them. 10. the accumulation of these effects is undermining our society. 11. the few cases which come to court given the selectivity of media reporting merely serve to further dupe the public into thinking that things are under control, and that it happens a long way from them, to people who are not like them. What have I left out? <p></p><i></i>