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Report part 2
2. Presentations and proposals
a. Evolution or Extinction,
A New Direction for a New Millennium, by Sir John
b. Effective Use of the Media
Quote from the book
c. Again: Use of the Media
A proposal from a Danish member
d. Proposal from Jay Baskins:
This Too Is Love web site
e. Discussion and decisions
a. Evolution or Extinction,
A New Direction for a New Millennium
by Sir John
A video compilation: "British Justice" shown as an introduction to the seriousness of the
escalating anti-pedophile hysteria in 21 st Century Britain.
This demonstrates how British 'justice' has operated in "Operation Ore". Hundreds of people
who were accused of downloading child pornography were suddenly arrested by a small army
of armed policemen who forcefully broke into their houses. Their homes were wrecked and
their lives [were] destroyed - they lost their job, their income, family, friends and their freedom.
A detective in charge of the operation said that it has been proved that people who download
such pictures are very likely to become abusers later on - which is not true. We saw the same
detective instructing police officers to act respectfully against the arrested, but the images we
saw told the opposite story.
John has gathered a lot of documentation of the way police 'protect the children' against the
great danger of 'serial pedophiles' – predominantly people who only had downloaded some
pictures. This is common and daily practice in the UK, and this trend will go on. Many people
are constantly monitored by police or media. The public takes revenge. There was an arson
attack on the home of a known pedophile, which he shares with his elderly parents. The father
was injured whilst escaping, and they were all lucky to escape alive. The offender admitted to
the crime, and that he knew the premises were occupied, yet only got only eight years, where a
longer sentence would be expected. Any sexual act can lead to lifelong imprisonment, while a
drunken driver who kills people - murder - get only one or two years.
A short lecture
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