Sex Trafficking Ring Leader Sentenced to 40 Years in Prison

reply to post by SLAYER69


I heard you loud and clear.

You did not stutter.

And I did not argue against it either.

Originally posted by Pinkgomo653
ONLY 40 YEARS????????

Apparently 40 years was enough to the judge.

Life in prison is far too good.

If you ask me.

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AGREE.

In California, under the 3 strikes law, we have guys going to prison for 25 years to life, for non-violent crimes, such as drug use. This guy only gets 40 for all the crap he put children through? Disgusting. How many lives did he ruin? How many children suffered, and will never recover? How many parents had their children taken from them, never to see them again?

Yet commit 3 non-violent felonies, and you could be locked up for life. I personally hoped he gets gang raped every day of his incarceration.

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Isnt this almost the same punishment the guy who minted liberty dollars got?.. and he lost millions of dollars worth of his private collection of silver.

It seems people get off with a slap on the wrist for serious crimes but get threatened with life time imprisonments and astronomic fines for stupid stuff like file sharing and crimes that are actually for the betterment of society. Liek the person who got convinced of terrorism for minting liberty dollars! They almost got the same penalty. That blows my mind.

One person selling young kids, ruining their lives as they have to forcefully get raped and abused like some old perverts sex toy and they will likely never be able to live a normal life. And one person who mints silver coins so people can have something with actual metal value to trade rather than the US reserve notes. Most people probably just were buying them for collectible purposed and investments anyways! And in the process could have saved the US monetary system if they would have adopted the idea rather than calling him a terrorist.

Something is askew here!

Not to mention he will likely get out early with parole. Also how many of those kids were...killed, or died and covered up and forgotten about which will never be discovered.

Originally posted by SpartanKingLeonidas

I don't believe in the death penalty, but I see no other recourse in this situation. If you can do this to young children, you deserve to leave this earthly plane and face the neverending darkness of a soul which has lost its Divine Spark. A thousand cycles of reincarnation!

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The psychological issues these children will have will forever haunt them.

Contaminated Kids: Radiation Exposure 101

Just like thos evictims in Japan with radiation poisoning.

The only real difference is radiation tears up the body over decades.

While molestation and sexual explotation tears up the mind forever.

Unless the proper psychological treatments are sought out.

I know a good punishment....Dress him up like a trashy prostitute tranny and make him go get prodded every night and get a taste of his own medicine. Is that cruel and unusual? Obviously he didn't think so. So no issues.

Originally posted by MysticPearl
In California, under the 3 strikes law, we have guys going to prison for 25 years to life, for non-violent crimes, such as drug use. This guy only gets 40 for all the crap he put children through? Disgusting. How many lives did he ruin? How many children suffered, and will never recover? How many parents had their children taken from them, never to see them again?

Yet commit 3 non-violent felonies, and you could be locked up for life. I personally hoped he gets gang raped every day of his incarceration.

He should have mandatory life imprisonment without potential for parole.

He has ruined so many people's lives and any monetary restitution is not enough.

This should be a 1 strike issue.

Originally posted by 12345lonestar
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Isnt this almost the same punishment the guy who minted liberty dollars got?.. and he lost millions of dollars worth of his private collection of silver.

The biggest problem is once these children leave our borders it becomes an international issue.

Quote from : Wikipedia : Human Trafficking : Global Extent, Awareness, and Response

Due to the illegal nature of trafficking and differences in methods, the exact extent and growth of the industry is unknown.

According to United States State Department data, an "estimated 600,000 to 820,000 men, women, and children [are] trafficked across international borders each year, approximately 80% are women and girls and up to 50 percent are minors.

...

Of the 45,000 to 50,000 that are brought to the U.S., 30,000 come from Asia, 10,000 from Latin America and 5,000 from other regions e.g., the former Soviet Union.

The primary Asian source countries to the U.S. are China, Thailand and Vietnam.

Although trafficking into the U.S. and Europe has gained a lot of attention in recent years, anti-trafficking advocates in Asia have been addressing these issues on the continent for decades.

...

Human trafficking across international borders requires cooperation and collaboration between states if it is to be effectively addressed.

The OSCE (Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe), an ad hoc intergovernmental organization under the United Nations Charter, is one of the leading agencies fighting the problem of human trafficking, with an area of operation that includes North America, Europe, Russia, and Central Asia.

Council of Europe's Convention on Action against Trafficking in Human Beings was signed by 41 Council of Europe member states and ratified by 26.

...

The most common destinations for victims of human trafficking are Thailand, Japan, Israel, Belgium, the Netherlands, Germany, Italy, Turkey and the US, according to a report by the UNODC (United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime).

Little to nothing is done about it at our borders.

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Let alone at the international office.

Quote from : Wikipedia : United Nations Office of Drugs and Crime

The United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) is a United Nations agency that was established in 1997 as the Office for Drug Control and Crime Prevention by combining the United Nations International Drug Control Program (UNDCP) and the Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice Division in the United Nations Office at Vienna.

It was renamed the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime in 2002.

Something is fishy in Denmark.

Originally posted by 12345lonestar
It seems people get off with a slap on the wrist for serious crimes but get threatened with life time imprisonments and astronomic fines for stupid stuff like file sharing and crimes that are actually for the betterment of society. Liek the person who got convinced of terrorism for minting liberty dollars! They almost got the same penalty. That blows my mind.

Yes, the crime does not reflect in the judgement, this has never been truer.

Originally posted by 12345lonestar
One person selling young kids, ruining their lives as they have to forcefully get raped and abused like some old perverts sex toy and they will likely never be able to live a normal life. And one person who mints silver coins so people can have something with actual metal value to trade rather than the US reserve notes. Most people probably just were buying them for collectible purposed and investments anyways! And in the process could have saved the US monetary system if they would have adopted the idea rather than calling him a terrorist.

Something is askew here!

Not to mention he will likely get out early with parole. Also how many of those kids were...killed, or died and covered up and forgotten about which will never be discovered.

edit on 24-3-2011 by 12345lonestar because: added

Agreed.

Originally posted by donatellanator

Originally posted by SpartanKingLeonidas

I don't believe in the death penalty, but I see no other recourse in this situation. If you can do this to young children, you deserve to leave this earthly plane and face the neverending darkness of a soul which has lost its Divine Spark. A thousand cycles of reincarnation!

edit on 24-3-2011 by donatellanator because: (no reason given)

There are very few things I support the death penalty for.

This is one of them.

Rape is another.

Originally posted by AnimositisominA
He should be slowly tortured to death to set an example. They should make it mandatory for all 1st and 2nd rate sex offenders watch Clockwork Orange style. I would pay to torture him myself.

Quick question.

Is waterboarding okay to you?

If it is not why would this torture be okay?

Just a thought.

The complete and total madness that societies have seemingly descended down into is understandable when we consider that we accept insanity as the appropriate response to a number of issues. In 1865, the United States finally brought to an end the horrendous practice of slavery that certain states within the U.S. had practiced since its inception. Then, in 1868 the 14th Amendment was adopted, and completely reversed their position on slavery, essentially making slaves of every person born on U.S. soil from that point out.

Now, I understand that for some, my assertion that the 14th Amendment made slaves of us all will create a certain amount of cognitive dissonance, but prior to the passage of this dubious Amendment, the federal government acknowledged rights as being unalienable and preexisting government, but with the passage of the 14th Amendment, suddenly all people born on U.S. soil, simply by virtue of their birth, are declared U.S. citizens, and worse, are granted rights by the federal government that they all ready had to begin with.

Some will argue that the 14th Amendment was necessary to "give" the slaves rights, but they always had rights, and the 13th Amendment didn't change that, and certainly the 14th Amendment did not change that, and the reality was that their rights were unacceptably and grossly denied and trampled upon in order to make them slaves.

This piece of legislation was one of the first steps toward an aggregation of power for the federal government, and the foundation for casually treating humans as chattel. This is why today human trafficking is treated with less concern than the sale of illicit drugs, or tax evasion.

Further, and in regards to pedophilia, there is the problem of the rise of psychiatry and their insidious infiltration into government affairs. Consider this:

History of the Diagnosis. In the DSM-III, the American Psychiatric Association contended that merely acting upon one's urges toward children was considered sufficient to generate a diagnosis of pedophilia. But then a few years later, in the DSM-IV, the APA changed its criteria so that a person who molested children was considered to have a psychiatric disorder only if his actions "caused clinically significant distress or impairment in social, occupational or other important areas of functioning." In other words, a man who molested children without remorse, and without experiencing significant impairment in his social and work relationships, could be diagnosed by a clinician as a "psychologically normal" type of pedophile.

And this:

And a door indeed appeared to have been opened by the DSM change, because soon afterward, a journal of the American Psychological Association published the infamous Rind, et al. article--a study which downplayed the effects of, in particular, man-boy sex. Rind supported his argument with the finding that quite a few of the boys remembered their childhood sexual experiences positively.

And this is interesting:

The Psychological Association must have been aware of the implications of its own pronouncement that pedophilia was immoral, because the March 2002 issue of the American Psychologist carried an official article stating that the association had learned something from the Rind fiasco. Two of those lessons learned were that, first, the APA must build bridges to conservative groups, and second, in the future, psychology must be prepared to defend its validity as a branch of science.

Or, consider this:

The American Psychiatric Association (APA) is working toward full normalization of pedophilia and pederasty. Dr Fred Berlin of Johns Hopkins is a main spokesman for the "normality" of pedophilia and pederasty, they just shouldn't "act on it." This is the third "intellectual" and medical generation building on Kinsey's fraudulent child abuse data used to destroy laws protecting women and children via the American Law Institute in 1955. Judith Reisman, Ph.D.

And this:

(CNSNews.com) - In a step critics charge could result in decriminalizing sexual contact between adults and children, the American Psychiatric Association (APA) recently sponsored a symposium in which participants discussed the removal of pedophilia from an upcoming edition of the psychiatric manual of mental disorders.

Psychiatrists attending an annual APA convention May 19 in San Francisco proposed removing several long-recognized categories of mental illness - including pedophilia, exhibitionism, fetishism, transvestism, voyeurism and sadomasochism - from the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM).

When you consider that psychiatrists are regularly paraded into courts of law to offer "expert medical" testimonies, understanding what they are up to should be not only disturbing, to say the least, it should lead to serious discussion as to how reliable their field of "science" actually is, but we are societies whose descent into madness is so undeniably clear, web sites such as this, exist:

WARNING: THAT LAST LINK LEADS DIRECTLY TO THE NAMBLA HOME PAGE.

NAMBLA stands for North American Man Boy Love Association.

We are not evolving, it appears as if we are devolving.

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This seems likes such a losing battle.....

I am starting to become convinced the real elephant in the room is that humans abuse their children on such a grand scale that it really says something quite ominous about our entire species- much like hamsters eating their young.

It seems to be everywhere... It's in our religious, military, political, and educational institutions. It's in many homes and on the streets. It's in our games, on the web, on our TVs, and in the things we read. It's in our advertising. It's in our humor and it's even defended by some on these boards. And it makes hundreds of billions of dollars!

How can we ever hope to stop such a thing if the best the system could do is 40 years and a few hundred thousand dollars?

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Originally posted by Jean Paul Zodeaux
We are not evolving, it appears as if we are devolving.

I am utterly depressed.

Originally posted by loam
reply to post by Jean Paul Zodeaux

 

Originally posted by Jean Paul Zodeaux
We are not evolving, it appears as if we are devolving.

I am utterly depressed.

I'm sorry, my friend. I got carried away with my post. Not all of us are devolving, and many of us who went into these insane agreements are realizing what a mistake we made. Sanity and living in harmony with the universe, I continue to vehemently believe, is our destiny. Unfortunately, it is necessary, at this point, to disseminate information that is, or can be, utterly depressing.

Originally posted by Jean Paul Zodeaux
The complete and total madness that societies have seemingly descended down into is understandable when we consider that we accept insanity as the appropriate response to a number of issues. In 1865, the United States finally brought to an end the horrendous practice of slavery that certain states within the U.S. had practiced since its inception. Then, in 1868 the 14th Amendment was adopted, and completely reversed their position on slavery, essentially making slaves of every person born on U.S. soil from that point out.

Well, I cannot concur that the reversal of the 14th Amendment reverses everyone else's rights, I see it different.

That we needed the 14th Amendment is atrocious to begin with, so heretofore I agree with that assessment, but slaves were seen not as human, but as a commodity, something this current thread seems to show for those bastards willing to kidnap and sell into sexual servitude seem to agree with, albeit I cannot concur with their logic in any way, shape, or form.

The reversal of the 14th Amendment only shows ignorance upon the court.

As well it shows ignorance upon the populace that it had to be written to begin with.

And as well that it had to be enforced and marched for.

I do not agree with slavery of any kind in any form.

That is was ever found to be an acceptable practice is ludicrous indeed.

Originally posted by Jean Paul Zodeaux
Now, I understand that for some, my assertion that the 14th Amendment made slaves of us all will create a certain amount of cognitive dissonance, but prior to the passage of this dubious Amendment, the federal government acknowledged rights as being unalienable and preexisting government, but with the passage of the 14th Amendment, suddenly all people born on U.S. soil, simply by virtue of their birth, are declared U.S. citizens, and worse, are granted rights by the federal government that they all ready had to begin with.

There should be an international common human right to exist without harm by other individuals.

How do we enforce something so easily gotten around though?

Not all countries would agree to it or they would agree and hide their atrocities.

Originally posted by Jean Paul Zodeaux
Some will argue that the 14th Amendment was necessary to "give" the slaves rights, but they always had rights, and the 13th Amendment didn't change that, and certainly the 14th Amendment did not change that, and the reality was that their rights were unacceptably and grossly denied and trampled upon in order to make them slaves.

That slaves ever had their rights to begin with would tie into their knowing they had rights.

If they were uneducated?

If they were ignorant of their rights?

If perverse and sick people hid those rights from them?

That is just as sick as selling them into slavery to begin with and as well as forced sexual exploitation.

Originally posted by Jean Paul Zodeaux
This piece of legislation was one of the first steps toward an aggregation of power for the federal government, and the foundation for casually treating humans as chattel. This is why today human trafficking is treated with less concern than the sale of illicit drugs, or tax evasion.

I do not see it as less concern but as a more sinister plot twisting in the wind.

Between national laws and international laws there is a gray area for ambiguous behavior.

But liberty, justice, and freedom cannot be sacrificed for security.

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The sex and slavery trade with Human Trafficking is doing what they do naturally, meanwhile, laws are being changed, bureaucracies are being mounted, layer by layer, and instead of stronger prison sentences, a different kind of solution will be sold.

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That of being sold a "better solution" to knowing you are safe with the R.F.I.D. chip.

One of many companies I have been tracking for decades is :

Quote from : Destron Fearing Website

Destron Fearing is a global leader in innovative animal identification.

With presence in over 40 countries worldwide we seek to provide real world ID solutions to match the ever increasing complexity and opportunities related to animal identification.

Since 1945 we have provided innovative products addressing the needs of livestock producers, companion animal owners, horse owners, wildlife managers and government agencies.

Destron Fearing provides a full complement of radio frequency identification products and software solutions to automate the collection of critical livestock production and carcass information.

Individual and herd information can then be easily transferred between all parties involved in the production and retail of meat products. Information sharing allows the food industry to meet the discriminating demands of the market place.

Chattel indeed.

Merging animals, humans, and money through security and safety.

And so many more dark and twisted corridors of power.

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Oh dark indeed.

Quote from : Wikipedia : Verichip

VeriChip is the only Food and Drug Administration (FDA)-approved human-implantable radio-frequency identification (RFID) microchip.

It is marketed by VeriChip Corporation, a subsidiary of Applied Digital Solutions, and it received United States FDA approval in 2004. About twice the length of a dime, the device is typically implanted between the shoulder and elbow area of an individual’s right arm.

Once scanned at the proper frequency, the VeriChip responds with a unique 16 digit number which could be then linked with information about the user held on a database for identity verification, medical records access and other uses.

The insertion procedure is performed under local anesthetic in a physician's office.

As an implanted device used for identification by a third party, it has generated controversy and debate.

Destron Fearing, a subsidiary of Applied Digital Solutions, initially developed the technology for the VeriChip.

And the double-sided ego of Washington D.C. in tandem with corporations does not quit.

Quote from : Wikipedia : Digital Angel

Digital Angel, Inc. (NASDAQ: DIGA) develops global positioning satellite (GPS) and radio frequency identification (RFID) technology products for consumer, commercial, and government sectors worldwide.

Headquartered in South St. Paul, Minnesota, their products offer security for people, animals, the food supply, government/military arena, and commercial assets.

Included in this product line are RFID applications, end-to-end food safety systems, GPS/Satellite communications, and telecommunication, security infrastructure and the controversial Verichip human implant, a product which has caused concern among advocates of civil liberties.

Applications for this technology include pets, wildlife and livestock identification using implantable RFID microchips, scanners and antennas.

Digital Angel has also researched and developed GPS search and rescue beacons that integrate geosynchronous communications for use by the military and the private sector to track aircraft, ships and other high value assets.

Again, the duality and double-edged backstabbing is indeed afoot, more to this than meets the eye.

Originally posted by Jean Paul Zodeaux
When you consider that psychiatrists are regularly paraded into courts of law to offer "expert medical" testimonies, understanding what they are up to should be not only disturbing, to say the least, it should lead to serious discussion as to how reliable their field of "science" actually is, but we are societies whose descent into madness is so undeniably clear, web sites such as this, exist:

WARNING: THAT LAST LINK LEADS DIRECTLY TO THE NAMBLA HOME PAGE.

NAMBLA stands for North American Man Boy Love Association.

We are not evolving, it appears as if we are devolving.

They are merely building up more and more hatred so as to sell a "better solution".

T.S.A. : Birth of A Monster, Coup Against American Rights, F.E.M.A. Started and D.A.R.P.A. Finished

And you are paying the bill for a digital slave collar.

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Indeed it makes me sick to my stomach.

I've invited TheMythLives to come to this thread.

In my signature there is a thread he is bearing as a flag in reversal of these atrocious actions.

Albeit not all of that is sexual slavery nor Human Trafficking some of it surely is just that.

Runaways account for some of these numbers but so does kidnappings.

I was never prouder when I was a Security Officer during Code Pink drills.

We were taught what to do in child/infant abduction scenarios.

It only takes a few people to make a different if they just give a damn.

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Indeed it seems they are coming out in droves.

I missed that one.

Thanks for the heads up about the thread.