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We will never be successful in removing evil from this planet, and we'd be lucky to even reduce it the way things are going.

I don't know about America, but I'd bet my bottom dollar (see what I did there?!) that there is more evil at large in the UK. In fact, I am sure that today the UK can boast to be the crime capital of Europe.

Why?

Well, we seem to have the most lenient and possibly most ineffective judicial system in the continent.

Anyone who has lived through the 1950s and earlier must be aware how much this country has changed sociologically. Whereas technologically and scientifically we have made unprecedented progress, humanity continues to regress collectively and, worse, that sometimes appears to me to be being encouraged by the powers-that-be, though I can't think why.
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Originally Posted by JBR ->
We will never be successful in removing evil from this planet, and we'd be lucky to even reduce it the way things are going.

I don't know about America, but I'd bet my bottom dollar (see what I did there?!) that there is more evil at large in the UK. In fact, I am sure that today the UK can boast to be the crime capital of Europe.

Why?

Well, we seem to have the most lenient and possibly most ineffective judicial system in the continent.

Anyone who has lived through the 1950s and earlier must be aware how much this country has changed sociologically. Whereas technologically and scientifically we have made unprecedented progress, humanity continues to regress collectively and, worse, that sometimes appears to me to be being encouraged by the powers-that-be, though I can't think why.
To even begin to have some positive impact on crime, it is first necessary to elect as many conservatives as possible; at every level of the gov't. No headway can be made if the most liberal politicians and judges are in power.
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To even begin to have some positive impact on crime, it is first necessary to elect as many conservatives as possible; at every level of the gov't. No headway can be made if the most liberal politicians and judges are in power.
Sadly, we are not permitted to elect our judges. I believe that not even our government can elect or sack them. So who does?
Themselves!
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It is hard to have any confidence that "the powers that be" will bother too much with policing the internet for child pornography or child abuse. They seem to have fallen too far into the trendy trap of identity politics and are more concerned when someone calls a "trans" person by the wrong pronoun than by actual, real, violent sexual abuse of young people.
In the UK, we have seen an epidemic of child sexual grooming by groups of asian (primarily Pakistani muslim) men involving the rape, drugging and sexual abuse of thousands of young women in our towns and cities. Manchester, Peterborough, Keighley, Halifax, Aylesbury, Oxford, Huddersfield, Newcastle, Rotherham, Rochdale, Bristol to name but a few. The response to this by police, social services and local/national politicians has been utterly shameful and in many cases they have tried to sweep allegations under the carpet for fear of undermining "community cohesion."
The independent review into grooming and abuse in Manchester in the mid-2000s, published in January, makes for grim reading. It says there were up to 57 victims, mostly white girls aged between 12 and 16, and 97 potential perpetrators, mostly men of ‘Asian heritage’.
The girls were groomed, sexually abused, plied with drugs and raped. They suffered, in the review’s words, ‘the most profound abuse and exploitation’. But little was done to help them. Their abusers were not brought to justice. And this catastrophic failing was in part fuelled by what the review refers to as Greater Manchester Police’s concerns about ‘sensitive community issues’. As one news report summarises it, the police were ‘keen not to be seen targeting [a] minority group’. As a result of this PC cowardice, of this mad multicultural sensitivity, the abuse continued and continues throughout the country.

Good post Mick!!
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Originally Posted by MickB ->
In the UK, we have seen an epidemic of child sexual grooming by groups of asian (primarily Pakistani muslim) men involving the rape, drugging and sexual abuse of thousands of young women in our towns and cities. Manchester, Peterborough, Keighley, Halifax, Aylesbury, Oxford, Huddersfield, Newcastle, Rotherham, Rochdale, Bristol to name but a few. The response to this by police, social services and local/national politicians has been utterly shameful and in many cases they have tried to sweep allegations under the carpet for fear of undermining "community cohesion."
As a result of this PC cowardice, of this mad multicultural sensitivity, the abuse continued and continues throughout the country.
Mass wedding of Muslim men to child "brides". This is what
Muslims have brought to the E.U. This is one of the faces of political correctness. This is pedophilia; no way around it. Disgusting, vile and evil.


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Pictures and videos can be incorporated with a security tag, much like the security dye that is used money boxes which goes off if the box is tampered with. Once the security tag has been added to the pictures or videos, a CRC value is immediately taken (CRC - cyclic redundancy check). This value is the error detecting code which can detect if changes to the raw data have been made, in this case, someone tampering with the security tag, the CRC value will be different. Doing it this way means 1) pictures and videos can be monitored across the internet (just follow the security tag) and b) if someone removes the security tag so people can avoid being caught, the CRC value will change and the authorities will know when it was changed.

The problem is the current law on such pictures and videos prevents anyone from owning or viewing them. This even applies to the police, lawyers and the courts unless the images are part of a ongoing court case and they are classed as evidence. So, if a security team or even the police was tasked with adding security tags to such pictures and videos, they have immediately broken the law. The law is very very specific on images and videos of child pornography. Even if the police wanted to use some to lay a trap to catch paedophiles out, they couldn't because they would technically be distributing these images, which falls foul of the law. The police are not allowed to break the law to uphold the law.

Even if there was a provision in the law that allowed the police to lay such traps, how long would it take before the methods used were leaked onto the internet for the deliberate purpose of allowing paedophiles to see how the police are laying traps so such people could avoid getting caught. There were two main police operations into child pornography and it caught people from all walks of life, lawyers, doctors, judges, police personnel, to name a few. These people will protect their own, hence the strong possibility of leaks.

As others have picked up on, the police and local councils are more concerned about keeping the ties/bands of the countries multi cultural heritage together than protecting the countries children from child rapists because they know if such incidents were reported as they happened, due to the ethnicity of the groups involved, it would have the potential for society to breakdown because groups of people would go around attacking those ethnic groups. A good example is that of Tommy Robinson, regardless of his past, he went around the country actively reporting on this rape gangs, trying to bring it to the public's attention more, to show the country what is going on behind their backs and the fact the police and councils tried to hide it, sweep it under the carpet and look what those in power did to him, imprisoned him and removed ALL of his social media access to make sure he cannot tell the public what is going on with regards to the ongoing coverup of Asian rape gangs in the UK.
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Dodge,
good post. Excellent information. You obviously know much more than I do about the laws in Europe/U.K. It sounds like liberalism has a strangle-hold on the populace. It's truly frightening.
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Originally Posted by bakerman ->
Dodge,
good post. Excellent information. You obviously know much more than I do about the laws in Europe/U.K. It sounds like liberalism has a strangle-hold on the populace. It's truly frightening.
Yes. It's even more frightening where we are!
We nearly lost our national freedom due to lefties, though of course there were treacherous Conservative politicians on their side as well - Hammond and May for starters.
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I believe that pictures posted to the internet can contain metadata including location of where the picture was taken.
Yet people continue to post pictures of children.
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Originally Posted by Tregonsee ->
I believe that pictures posted to the internet can contain metadata including location of where the picture was taken.
Yet people continue to post pictures of children.
It's not difficult to remove metadata from a photograph before posting though. No doubt those who post these appalling photographs of children will know exactly how to remove metadata or most of them would have been caught by now:

https://us.norton.com/internetsecuri...om-photos.html

https://www.cnet.com/how-to/remove-m...fs-and-images/
 
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