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I''''m not going to jump into the middle of this argument without reading the back story.

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Its never been about criminals, its about people control. They need a new replacement to fuel their military industrial complex since the big bad bear went away. There''s a new threat in town, and it is us. Yes us. The nonconformist, intelligent citizen capable of excercising free thought. The ideal society to the the power elite is one that is zonked out on legal drugs, hooked up to cable from when they get home to when they go to bed, only getting out to purchase and consume. Thus our shitty educational system for the masses, our decaying representation in government, and the increasing control of the whole fucking rat circus by the multinational corporate entities and their money.

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Its all common for those who use the good of the collective as an excuse to enslave and opress, nomatter what they call it.

Individuals that all have individual freedoms collectively are a free society. Societies that have societal rights that trump individual rights most of the time are usually on the verge of becoming totalitarian regimes, or at least obnoxious drone colonies with elite ruling classes that live far better than the collective they claim to care so much for and be governed by.

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We all evolve over time

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According to the authors of a new study, “Cancer, Infant Mortality and Birth Sex-Ratio in Fallujah, Iraq 2005–2009,” the people of Fallujah are experiencing [b]higher rates of cancer, leukemia, infant mortality, and sexual mutations than those recorded among survivors in Hiroshima and Nagasaki in the years after those Japanese cities were incinerated by US atomic bomb strikes in 1945.
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In a study of 711 houses and 4,843 individuals carried out in January and February 2010, authors Chris Busby, Malak Hamdan, Entesar Ariabi and a team of researchers found that the cancer rate had increased fourfold since before the US attack five years ago, and that the forms of cancer in Fallujah are similar to those found among the Hiroshima and Nagasaki atomic bomb survivors, who were exposed to intense fallout radiation.[/url]

In Fallujah the rate of leukemia is 38 times higher, the childhood cancer rate is 12 times higher, and breast cancer is 10 times more common than in populations in Egypt, Jordan, and Kuwait. Heightened levels of adult lymphoma and brain tumors were also reported. At 80 deaths out of every 1,000 births, the infant mortality rate in Fallujah is more than five times higher than in Egypt and Jordan, and eight times higher than in Kuwait.

Strikingly, after 2005 the proportion of girls born in Fallujah has increased sharply. In normal populations, 1050 boys are born for every 1000 girls. But among those born in Fallujah in the four years after the US assault, the ratio was reduced to 860 boys for every 1000 female births. This alteration is similar to gender ratios found in Hiroshima after the US atomic attack of 1945.

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I''d like to be able to be like UB and say that "I feel nothing", but that would not be true. I feel warm and fuzzy all over. The WS that was a solid upright person has now proven that she was not a mentaly stable TV, but just like most TV''s/Gays/Lesbians had Depression/Mental Problems.

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The crimes you mention are from using force and/or fraud. The system of free enterprise and markets is responsible for the rise of civilization. You are blind if you think the entire process depends on fraud and corruption to succeed. Protect individual rights first and foremost, and the society comprised of all the individuals will prosper. Seek to imbue "society" with a life of its own outside the sum of its parts and you end up with political machines that eventually grind millions to death and lives of poverty.

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