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Game #47 Preview: "Ducks" @ Canucks
Thomas Drance
April 25 2013 02:00PM
You know when an Andrew Alberts image leads off our game preview that it's going to be a good one.
Photograph by: Jeff Gross/Getty Images North America
The Ducks aren't really playing tonight. Anaheim's lineup, in fact, won't include Iced Man Ryan Getzlaf (though actually it might which is hilarious), Bobby Ryan, Luca Sbisa, Bryan Allen, Corey Perry, Saku Koivu or Teemu Sellane. So if they're not showing up, why must I in writing a game preview?
Because that's my damn job. Read past the jump.
Broadcast Info:
Puck Drop: 7 PM PST
Radio: The Team
Television: Sportsnet Pacific
So yep, here's the Ducks lineup tonight per Eric Stephens (who you should follow because he's one hell of a beat writer):
Pretty much a preseason-type lineup for Ducks tonight. BB said no Getzlaf, Koivu, Selanne or Allen. Souray will be back in.— Eric Stephens (@icemancometh) April 25, 2013
And as reported yesterday, Bobby Ryan (flu) is back in OC. Luca Sbisa (lower body) still not ready.— Eric Stephens (@icemancometh) April 25, 2013
I feel like we'll see a slow paced game with everyone important trying to avoid injury and a few guys playing hard just because they want a spot on the playoff roster. The only Ducks player I'm really interested in watching tonight is Sami Vatanen, an undersized puck moving defenceman with a rocket of a shot.
For the Canucks there appears to be only a couple of changes from Monday night's victory over the Blackhawks. Derek Joslin will draw in for Cam Barker (thank goodness) and skate on a third pair with Andrew Alberts. That leaves Jason Garrison and Dan Hamhuis together on the top-pairing, while Frank Corrado skates alongside Alex Edler again. I've seen some people questioning Corrado getting a second game when it's a meaningless affair between two teams that have clinched their respective divisions but, frankly, the coaching staff should see what Corrado looks like in more than just a game. Need to learn as much as you can about his ability to handle secondary competition at the NHL level before the playoffs, I figure.
Upfront Keith Ballard will draw in for Tom Sestito and play on a fourth line with Andrew Ebbett and Zack Kassian. Seems weird but Vigneault doubled down on it:
#Canucks coach AV says that having Ballard at forward is something that could be an option in the playoffs.— Jim Jamieson (@JamiesonCanucks) April 25, 2013
I have to say, I'm all for Keith Ballard playing forward on the fourth line. If your fourth line includes Keith Ballard with Jordan Schroeder (who absolutely needs to replace Andrew Ebbett in the top-12 for the postseason) and either Dale Weise or Zack Kassian, I think that's pretty good. That's a group with a lot of speed and who would probably be able to handle eight minutes a game. An additional bonus of deploying a guy who can lineup as a defender on your fourth line is that you've got some injury insurance should a defenceman get hurt in a tight playoff game. Vigneault won't play his fourth line much in the playoffs regardless, so if you're going to have a lump sitting on the bench, you might as well have a lump who can slot in as a defenceman, I figure.
Moreover, Keith Ballard actually played pretty well in two games as a forward earlier this season (yes, I thought he'd played three games as a forward too, but he didn't). In the first game with Ballard as a third-line forward, he skated alongside Andrew Ebbett and Dale Weise, started most of his shifts in the defensive end, lined up against Matt Lombardi and Raffi Torres primarily (but say three minutes against the Vermette, Boedekker line too) and came out ahead by the possession data. Later that week against Colorado he played on the third line again this time with Ebbett and Burrows. Again that line had a defensive oriented deployment, matched up primarily against Ryan O'Reilly and Gabriel Landeskog (what?) and came out way ahead by the possession data and finished +1 on the evening.
So yeah, I think it's a pretty safe bet that Keith Ballard is a better option to give you decent minutes as a fourth line left-wing than any of Tom Sestito, Andrew Ebbett or Steve Pinizzoto...
Numbers Game
Who cares? Basically the Ducks aren't that good and rely on goaltending, but have decent special teams. I'd lay it out in table form, but seriously, it's a preseason contest.
Game Day Links
- Luongo isn't really look at tonight's start as a last hurrah. (White Towel)
- Pass it to Bulis captions a video of a cute puppy. (Pass it to Bulis)
- Canucks look to keep ramping it up. Why? (Vancouver Sun)
- Ben Kuzma on the possibility of an AHL affiliate in Rogers Arena (Province)
- Game Preview from the Mothership (CDC)


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Bertram, a Centennial resident and 2006 graduate of Arapahoe High School, had been at the beach that day with Steadman and some friends. Upon seeing where 5-year-old boys Mutasem Masoud and Ibrahim Bdawi had become submerged, he pulled them both out of the water and raced to shore with a boy over each arm.
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For those two boys and their families, however, Mandeville, as well as Steadman and Bertram, are nothing but heroes.
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Skip to comments.CA: Deputy snapped protest pictures - (Two officers, infiltrate anti-Bush demonstrators)
Posted on 04/26/2006 8:55:46 AM PDT by NormsRevenge
As dozens of anti-war demonstrators heckled President Bush outside an Indian Wells resort last weekend, a plainclothes Riverside County sheriff's deputy and another man moved through the crowd, the deputy waving a protest sign as the two snapped digital photographs of the demonstrators.
Riverside County Sheriff Bob Doyle said that the U.S. Secret Service asked that members of his department's intelligence unit monitor the protest. Any photos taken Saturday of the protesters were snapped "under the auspices of the Secret Service," Doyle said.
But Eric Zahren, a spokesman for the Secret Service in Washington, D.C., said the agency did not make such requests.
"We did not request nor receive any photos of any protesters, nor anybody else, which would be contrary to our policy," Zahren said by phone Tuesday. "We did not make any specific request for them to infiltrate the protest areas nor to take photos."
On Monday, Doyle said the photos were turned over to the Secret Service. "We wouldn't keep any of them. Any photos would go to them," Doyle said.
However, Doyle said through a spokesman Tuesday that the pictures were not given to the Secret Service because no "incidents" occurred at the demonstration. Instead, the pictures were deleted and are not being maintained in files or elsewhere, said spokesman Sgt. Earl Quinata.
Officials with the California Attorney General's Office and civil-rights groups said it is legal for peace officers to photograph demonstrators in a public venue, but there are restrictions on whether those snapshots can be cataloged or maintained.
Zahren could not confirm or deny whether the man accompanying the plainclothes deputy was a Secret Service agent. He cited agency policies barring the discussion of security measures for the president.
Quinata on Tuesday described the second man only as a federal agent. Quinata emphasized that only one deputy moved among demonstrators.
The two men, dressed casually, did not appear to identify themselves as peace officers to the protesters. When a cluster of demonstrators became raucous or, in one instance, surrounded a pair of Bush supporters to drown out their cheers, the two men moved in close, taking pictures.
One of the men sometimes posed for pictures next to protesters. Doyle said Monday that he "wasn't at liberty" to discuss specifics of the Secret Service request.
Federal agents may have had information that someone at the protest posed a threat to the president, Doyle said, or that someone intended to incite violence among the demonstrators.
"It's not a common practice," Doyle said of the surreptitious monitoring and photographs. "Our role in this specific event was in support of the Secret Service."
Doyle said he could not remember the last time his office deployed undercover deputies at a demonstration. He said plainclothes deputies were not deployed at the recent immigration rallies, or when Bush attended a fundraiser in Riverside in October 2003.
Deputy Carried Sign
No violence or arrests occurred at Saturday's two-hour demonstration outside the Toscana Country Club in Indian Wells, where the president spoke at a Republican fundraiser. Protesters waved signs and chanted from behind yellow police tape stretched along a grassy area on Fred Waring Drive, across the street from the Toscana's entry gates.
During the protest, uniformed sheriff's deputies and plainclothes law-enforcement officers stood watch on the other side of the yellow tape as the undercover deputy and the other man wandered among the crowd. The undercover deputy carried a sign distributed by Comité Latino, a Coachella Valley immigration advocacy group formed this year.
Doyle said the goal would be for the undercover peace officers to blend in with protesters.
Maria Bautista, a volunteer with Comité Latino, said Tuesday that several members of the group felt uncomfortable knowing that they had been watched at the demonstration.
"That tells us that we don't really have freedom of expression," said Bautista, adding that some members worry that the photos were not destroyed. "We feel like they acted as spies."
Demonstrator Keith Barrie, a member of the Desert Stonewall Democratic Club, was not surprised to hear officers were among the protestors, taking photos.
"We're pretty familiar with this type of activity," said Barrie, who said he has attended protests for 17 years. "It's offensive that they do it systematically. They were not inside (the fundraiser) taking photos of the people who were at that dinner."
Several government surveillance programs came to the public's attention last year amid news reports that federal authorities were eavesdropping on some international phone calls and efforts by authorities to secretly monitor radiation levels at mosques and Muslim-affiliated buildings in six U.S. cities.
Undercover New York police have infiltrated political-protest groups in that city, according to the New York Times.
No Expectation of Privacy
Authorities and some civil-rights groups agreed that public protesters can be photographed by authorities or anyone else with a camera.
"You don't have much of an expectation of privacy if you are in a public area," said Nathan Barankin, a spokesman for state Attorney General Bill Lockyer. "When the police are out in public, commingling with the public, there are very few restrictions in terms of what they can do and observe. If however they are going to maintain and keep that information in a database, that's another story."
Under California law, local and state police must have some reasonable information that the person or group is involved in criminal activity to maintain information, such as photos taken at a protest, he explained. They cannot maintain the photos or video simply for curiosity, he said.
However, federal law-enforcement agencies are not subject to the same restrictions, under the federal Patriot Act, Barankin said.
James Lafferty, executive director of the Los Angeles chapter of the National Lawyers Guild, agreed, but was somewhat bemused when told that officers secretly took photos at Saturday's demonstration.
"The notion of doing it surreptitiously strikes me as silly," Lafferty said, who called the strategy "concerning" given that officers can legally take the photos without being secretive.
Such practices, he said, could chill citizens from exercising their First Amendment rights.
On Thursday, two Riverside city police officers attended a boycott organizing meeting of the National Alliance for Human Rights. Both introduced themselves at the outset, just like others in attendance.
"With as many demonstrations, and picketing that I've done, and marches that I've organized, I've never had problems with the police. My strategy has always been to include them," said alliance coordinator Armando Navarro.
"Sometimes they're kind of surreptitious."
Navarro said human-rights movements in the 1960s were often infiltrated by FBI or police spies who would provoke violence.
"The intent was to character-assassinate the efforts of the movement leaders by creating situations that did not play well in the public," Navarro said.
Staff writer Sharon McNary and the Associated Press contributed to this report.
Each of those lemmings is frightened.
And so should all Americans be frightened by these communist tactics. We don't do this in the US!
So are they taking pictures of the criminal illegal aliens showing their faces with their non-stop demonstrating?
Will they take pix and videos of the illegal aliens on communist May 1 day demonstration while they are shutting down our ports, nothing important?
I'm just asking.
Or openly break the law by rioting and exersizing other such "rights"
I sure hope so,, face recognition software/technology has come a long way..
We don't? I just spent 2 of the past 3 weeks having the ACLU take me picture and writing down my license plate number.AWB
We are in a war.
People with criminal intent tend to appear in crowds such as these anti-war protestors.
These guys in blue might just be protecting these anti-war-protestors from taking the rap for THOSE IN THESE CROWDS ABOUT TO SET OFF BOMBS, DESTROY PROPERTY, AD NAUSEUM.
Freedom really can CUT both ways.
As well they should. What's good for the goose as they say.
Lemmings are never frightened. They don't know they're lemmings.
That's the beauty of it...
(A more basic reason, obviously, is that such things have no place in a free republic.)
And lest we forget their theme song... "Paranoia strikes deep... into your hearts it will creep... it starts when you're always afraid..."
Noooo. It's not.
"And so should all Americans be frightened by these communist tactics. We don't do this in the US!"
1. These "tactics" are not exclusive to "communists" but rather used by government all over the world.. from facists to Islamist to democratic republics. Your use of the term "communist" suggests that your argument is so weak that you have to hurl that term as an "insult".
2. There is no expectation of privacy at a protest. None. In fact, you WANT the gov't to know that you are unhappy.
3. This would allow police to accurately identify wrong-doers. What is wrong with that?
There is absolutely NO idea that the gov't will use this to "target" protesters, a la FBI under J.E Hoover.
Then declare war. Mobilize the economy, reinstate the draft and get the job done as quickly as possible. But don't use it as a rhetorical device to permit things that normally aren't permitted, then back away from it when it's convenient to you.
People with criminal intent tend to appear in crowds such as these anti-war protestors.
Simple question. If Democrats controlled the White House and there was a freep protest of whatever policy, would you be happy that the police were there taking your picture?
A picture is worth a thousand words.
The ACLU is not a government agency.
" Great Britain has installed more than 1.5 million video cameras in public places in response to domestic attacks by IRA terrorists as well as increasing concerns about violent crime. According to one estimate, the average Londoner is now photographed some 300 times in the course of a typical day."
It doesn't stop the Brits from being the most vivacious protestors on the face of the earth.
Out of common courtesy, and for the sake of clarity of communications, I never use acronyms when speaking in a general forum like this one, certainly never outside of my technical "tribe".
"Great Britain has installed more than 1.5 million video cameras in public places in response to domestic attacks by IRA terrorists as well as increasing concerns about violent crime. According to one estimate, the average Londoner is now photographed some 300 times in the course of a typical day."
It's only a matter of time before such are WIDELY used here in the USA.
In fact, some cities, notably Washington DC, have already installed robotic cops that send you a speeding ticket when it clocks you breaking the speed limit.
Never thought I'd see FReepers defending communists tactics, and yes that's what this is, on this site. By your reasoning there's no problem with identifying the people in the photos and running an FBI check on them. I mean why else would you take the photos if you weren't going to try to identify the people? You'd make a good little communist. Hillary and Putin would be proud to have you as their comrade.
"When you "protest" your image is up for grabs---be it government or the ACLU, etc. It's a risk you take, knowingly."
Isn't that the idea? To let people know that you're unhappy about something, and are willing to risk repercussions for speaking out? If you're not willing to be known in a public way, then why bother?
And the protesters, at least those who understand protest, would love nothing better than to clog up the government with work in as they prosecute / persecute the protestors. They know that if the government finds it more expensive to repress the protesters than to address the grievance then the grievance might be addressed.
Finally, there are always the psychotic nut cases who need to be violent and destructive. Those people really do need to be put in jail.
I see. Thank you for sharing.
funny stuff.
Right. Maybe the poor little protesters got their feelings hurt by having their picture taken. Oops, forgot they were there for the press photographers and TV. Awe too bad if we catch a few terrorists in their midsts (not to say traitors).
/Sarcasm off
The ACLU doesn't have access to your tax records, FBI files, military records, telephone records, or computer accounts. The government does.
"Never thought I'd see FReepers defending communists tactics, and yes that's what this is, on this site."
As I pointed out (did you even read what I said?) the term "communist" is an inflammatory term that is at once inaccurate as well as indescriptive.
As I pointed out, those tactics are not "communist". They might be used by commies, but they are not, strictly speaking, "communist." In fact, they are used by every type of government in the world. The commies, for instance, breathe air; do you say that breathing is a "commie" thing?
No, you used that term in order to poison us against the action, leading me to believe that you cannot articulate your agrument in more substantial ways. You don't cite First Amendment case law, nor do you tell me how the government might misuse this info.
"By your reasoning there's no problem with identifying the people in the photos and running an FBI check on them. I mean why else would you take the photos if you weren't going to try to identify the people?"
Isn't that what the protesters want? I mean, if I don't want the government to know that I'm unhappy then why would I openly protest?
And as I pointed out in another post, the protesters WANT the FBI (et al) to spend time and energy and money on them, believing that if the cost of the protesters is greater than the cost of change, then change will occur.
So, why not give them what they want?
"You'd make a good little communist. Hillary and Putin would be proud to have you as their comrade."
Again, cheap ad hominim attacks that convey little in the way of logic. I think that you'd be awfully boring over drinks discussing politics, unless we just get off on calling everyone we don't like commie pink fags.
So you wouldn't have a problem if abortion protesters had government agents take their photos outside of an abortion clinic? Of course the photos would be turned over to the FBI, you know because religious freaks bomb clinics. So it's just a precautionary measure they're taking when they review their IRS records, bank accounts and on-line accounts. Do you see how this can get out of hand? Or do you agree with Hillary's review of the FBI files?
If the hammer and sickle fit...
Hey, if we're at war, let's fight a war. And that means massive mobilization. Personally, I don't think we are at war. We're in a conflict that doesn't require a draft and doesn't require massive economic mobilization.
You're the one who wants to call it a war when it's rhetorically convenient to excuse something, but doesn't want to actually fight it like one.
Huh???? I have no problem with the feds taking pictures of people at these demostrations. They are in a public venue, publicly protesting. They have ABSOLUTELY NO expectation of privacy here. If you don't want your face associated with this activity, don't show up!
I think the police should have multiple video cameras running at every public event. If there are no problems, good. If there are, then it is just like a dashboard camera, good evidence for court.
How much are FBI files worth?
But we are in a war, a war unlike we've ever been in before.
You're the one who wants to call it a war when it's rhetorically convenient to excuse something, but doesn't want to actually fight it like one.
Pot, Kettle, dear.
USSS does countersurveillance, but only when a protectee is involved. They won't reveal themselves to anyone, and won't take any action unless it's warranted. If things get out of hand, they're more likely to truncate an event or some other "passive" reaction, rather than remain in a situation that could spiral out of control.
You don't think this already happens? Especially in light of abortion clinic bombings?
The point I was attempting to make was not whether or not it happens, but whether or not you agree with the tactic of photographing and investigating all who attend the protests.
But you two, please do sally forth about the horrid abuse by government of those protesting against the war, borders, traditional families, the United States, our military...
It's obviously very important to you.
When one ventures into public, all sorts of things can happen, that's my point.
We are in a war, and there are traitors in the United States.
If any of those protested and snapped, have a VERY suspicious background -- no I don't mean, marching in a zillion on anti-name-it parades, they will be looked at.
If they've got parking arrests. No. How about delinquent Taxes. No. How about transsexual operation? No.
How about if they have had multiple arrests for arson? Uh, yes. Known agents of the axis of evil? Yesss....
No, I would photograph trouble-makers and those leading the groups. I would also photograph those doing activities not in synch with the intent of the protest. I would also photograph those with large boxes and small attache's being exchanged.
Come on Alia, sally forth? I served in our military to defend the rights that you so cavalierly want to give up. I've served in countries that have never tasted the freedoms that some of us are willing to give up because it's a republican in the chair now. There won't always be a republican in the chair and the power you so freely give the government now will surely come back to bite you in the ass later. For what it's worth.
Operative word of focus: "all". Do you really think two guys with a camera are going to photograph ALL who attend? This is fantastic lunacy.
On the contrary, I think things are going about right, or as well as can be expected. I've got some issues with the way some things have been handled, but overall, I'm fine. I just don't think we're at war.
But we are in a war, a war unlike we've ever been in before
You calling it one doesn't make it so. A congressional declaration makes it so. We're in low intensity security operations in a Iraq and Afghanistan. We're in an international law enforcement and intelligence operations throughout the world. We're in covert actions. We're in diplomatic negotiations. We're in a cultural debate. We're in a heightened security state in the US. But none of those, individually or together, is a "war" any more than the war on drugs is a war.
Pot, Kettle, dear.
If you're throwing out cliches, I'll say that you want to have your cake and eat it, too. You want the rhetorical bludgeon of "it's a war" without any of the things that actually go with it.
You still haven't made your point. You are making an extremely weak point. It's along the point of hysteria. And if you think our "local" traitors haven't been doing this stuff all along, then please tell me what happened to make Hillary's mysterious files reappear?
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Skip to comments.More than 100 children rescued from clutches of pedophiles in... raid...
Posted on 01/04/2013 10:49:28 AM PST by Morgana
FULL TITLE: More than 100 children rescued from clutches of pedophiles in ground-breaking raid across 19 states that saw 245 arrested
More than 100 children have been rescued from the clutches of pedophiles after a massive U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency raid.
The ground-breaking investigation - named 'Operation Sunflower' - was executed America-wide between November 2012 and the first week of December, and resulted in 245 arrests.
A total of 123 sexually exploited children were identified by ICE agents working with Homeland Security Investigations by targeting people who own, trade and produce child pornography.
Of those, 44 victims were rescued from their abusers and another 55 were saved from being exploited by people they knew outside the home. Another 24 victims were identified as adults who were preyed on as children.
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'The sexual abuse of young children, often at the hands of people they trust, is a particular wrong,' said ICE Director John Morton.
'Whenever our investigations reveal the production and distribution of new child pornography online, we will do everything we can to rescue the victim and prosecute the abuser even if it takes us years or around the world to do it. A relentless fight against child exploitation is the only answer.'
(Excerpt) Read more at dailymail.co.uk ...
It's a shame they banned high-capacity scaffolds.
A sad, endlessly repeating story of milk carton kids whose final role is starring in a snuff video and then it's off to a landfill.
Well, we know that it works, Has no repeat users, is energy efficient, and does not require the acquisition of new techknology.
I like it
Since ICE led the investigation, may we presume that all or most of these child rapists are illegal Latino immigrants, brought here to vote for Obama?
Possibly these may not be the sort of immigrants we want?
However, it makes me sad that the government, of late, has lied enough times that when something like this comes out, part of me wonders: is it true? I mean, after all, what better way to demonize someone and have the public spitting on them and throwing vegetables on their way to the gallows than to accuse them of this?
I'm not questioning this story, per se, just saying how sad it is that the government lies enough that I even have to entertain that nagging question.
Think about it: what if you refused to turn in your firearms and Homeland Security raided your home and conveniently "found" child pornography? What better way to ensure nobody would question anything that happened to you after that point?
Anyway, yeah, if true, hang 'em high. I guess I'm just being tin foily. Tyranny has that effect on me.
OK, I have to question something here.
First, let me be crystal clear: I think we should bring back drawing and quartering for such scum.
That said, my question is about jurisdiction. Why on earth are ICE (supposedly tasked with keeping our borders safe, apprehending illegal aliens, etc.....immigration enforcement) and Homeland Security (supposedly tasked with protecting us from terrorism on our soil) involved in busting child porn rings? Interpol, the FBI, state police....I could rattle off a few dozen LE entities that SHOULD be doing this vs. these two organizations.
Call me paranoid....but those who applaud these agencies in this case are not thinking. Where do we draw the lines on their authority and jurisdictions in this country? I don't like it.
That is my thought on why ICE was involved.
Make them dig their own graves first.
How is one "rescued" from someone who is outside the home?
How exactly were they "rescued" from their abusers inside the home?
Why are there no details on the perpetrators? On the nature of the abuse?
Sorry, I know everyone loves the orgy of hate we get to direct at the bad guys in all these stories... but this one feels like some department had to justify their budget, and thus had a friendly reporter print a fake-but-accurate PR piece. If the 123 victims and 245 perps were all taken in one sting, there must be SOME common details that led the authorities to do this as one big sweep. The gaping hole in the story makes me suspicious.
(What if we read next year that all of the arrestees were conservatives, and no actual abuse occurred? This is EXACTLY how power abusers would go about ruining massive numbers of their opponents.)
/ paranoid conspiracy theories>
if they tried hard, a real deep cover investigation would indict most of Hollyweird and the "nudist" culture in this country
A lot of them were probably Asian and ME immigrants. The Chinese are particularly bad at this and a lot of the ICE raids in NYC (and other big cities) were on houses where the Chinese kept young girls locked up for their "special clients." African immigrants have also been heavily involved in this.
Latin Americans are sometimes classed as pedophiles because the age of consent in many LatAm countries is very low (14 or 15), simply because this was the tradition worldwide until about the end of the 19th century, and in fact there were US states that had that age until only a few decades ago (look up Jerry Lee Lewis). There are problems in Mexico with gang-run prostitution, but it still seems to be not very extended here.
If ICE raided places, these were clearly houses of prostitution run by immigrants, and the big players in underage prostitution are the Chinese, followed by Caribbean black gangs and Middle Easterners (who often buy a non-ME, usually minority [often filipina] juvenile to use as a slave, including sex for the master).
Over the coming four months, we'll see more and more information about ending human slavery from the End It Movement.
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An article this morning in the Guardian by feature writer Jon Henley addresses misconceptions about pedophiles, quoting one "expert" who believes that: "It is the quality of the relationship that matters".
Absolutely, we may not. If you thought that, you have never paid attention to the behavior of the Russian mafia.
Nor have you paid any attentian at all to the Haitians.
>At no point in history have there ever been more.<
At no point in history has the world population been higher than it is today.
The story asserted that the investigation arose from seized child pornography. You are stating that the evidence of pictures isn't enough or doesn't count if you don't get to see the pictures of kids getting screwed by adults?
The press should get ahold of those and satisfy you?
You aren't "Paranoid".
You are "Perverted".
Is there slavery in Muslim countries? Yes.
What is the basis for you saying the majority of slavery is in Muslim countries? I've never seen any data on slavery to support that statement.
OK, thanks. I was just guessing, since as usual the reporter left out some of the basic details that used to be reported, before it became politically incorrect to discuss almost anything.
Look up any UN report and you'll see it. The UN may not act upon it, but it is well known that the only countries where slavery is legal are Muslim countries.
One of the interesting things is that the new Egyptian constitution (unlike the old one) did not ban slavery.
What is the basis for you saying the majority of slavery is in Muslim countries? I've never seen any data on slavery to support that statement.
It will all come out on judgement day.
thank you..
Which could readily if not easily be planted during the search in your home or mine, or on our computers by hackers.
Anyone can be arrested for child pornography if they cross the wrong people, and this includes our own government.
The first thing seized in any raid is computers and hard drives. Wonder how many are sealed till the contents are examined only in the presence of defense counsel? The answer is none, of course.
That likely has less to do with the number of slaves in the world today than does the fact that trade has become global.
They never tell you the details. Is it a Caribbean or Mexican gang stable, is it a room full of drugged Chinese teenagers being rented over a Chinese restaurant (which we had here in Florida) or is it commercial infant porn produced by Germans using children captured in the US?
If it was an ICE raid, I'd say it was a big commercial foreign operation. But as you say, that could be anything.
I'm beginning to feel a little bit like a slave........
Sexual slavery and human trafficking is a worldwide problem. It's not legal in the Philippines, or India, or Los Angeles, or China, or Cambodia, or Eastern Europe. Brick-making slavery isn't legal in India.
The boy soldiers of African are forced to serve. Do we count that as legal slavery?
We have caste slavery in India and Nepal, and slave migrant workers in Indonesia.
Slavery exists in some form in every country.
NO....because in doing so you're giving a pass to the domestic, homegrown American perverts who are the primary recipients of this horrible trash.......
Among those arrested were 51-year-old Gerald Roberts, of Pageland, S.C., who is accused of producing child pornography using a 6-year-old girl. Roberts, who has pleaded not guilty, was arrested Nov. 8 and is facing federal charges. His attorney, Michael Allen Meetze, did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
Michael Wioskowski, 54, of Eastpointe, Mich., was arrested Nov. 27 on charges of possession and receipt of child pornography. Investigators found a video in his home of two underage girls showering at his house when they served a warrant at his home. Wioskowski was a court security officer and formerly a reserve police officer in Michigan.
Wioskowski has not entered a plea, according to court records. His attorney, Robert S. Harrison, did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
In Fresno, Calif., 26-year-old Bradley Vaine, a convicted sex offender, was arrested Nov. 6 on federal charges of distribution and possession of child pornography. ICE said a 7-year-old mentally disabled girl was rescued. According to court records, Vaine was in federal custody and has not entered a plea. His attorney, Victor Chavez, did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
Read more: http://www.wxyz.com/dpp/news/hundreds-arrested-in-child-exploitation-probe#ixzz2H2dyYsIO
Have you been to a Muslim country? Their doors need a key to enter and leave. They lock the maids in when they leave for the day. They treat their hired help like slaves.
They had an incident in Central Florida a few months ago where a couple of Arabs (muslims) had an African woman locked away in their house, theye were not feeding heer etc and she was finally able to escape, the poor woman did not speak English.
.....they didn't, they followed online trafficking of the materials and busted the individuals who were committing these attrocities and those who were recipients of the trash......
Most child pornography in this country is committed in typical neighborhood homes by friends of family, neighbors or by family on their own children........
It doesn't have to be a European or Mexican cartel working within the borders of this country.......
I am an advocate that if we brought back public executions (specifically gallos) and as a prerequisite for getting a drivers license, HS diploma, or any government assistance you had to witness one.
I stated that there were 27,000,000 men, women, and children in slavery in the world today. For some reason, we've decided to deflect that gut-wrenching fact by saying "hey, look over here, Muslims!"
There have been more slaves through out history that were not of african descent. Just an avenue for special status.
Were any double tapped?
For example, I have two daughters who wear makeup that has a sparkly effect to it. Thousand of Indian children are forced to dig mica daily to be used as a component in that makeup.
I have a lot of sporting and camping equipment, so I'm supporting forced labor in China. Some of my cotton clothing probably originated with forced child labor in Uzbek cotton fields.
On the continent of Africa, - I use electronics, including a smart phone, so I probably use Coltan (Columbite-tantalite) in those. Coltan is mined in the Democratic Republic of the Congo by workers forced to work by armed guards.
As I said before, global trade is one of the factors behind the number of people in slavery today.
There are one billion muslims so it's possible. The religion is one step above slavery.
Every single muslim male I ever spoke too wants the whole world to become muslim.
There is slavery in other parts of thw world but lets start with the Islamic nations first.
No, that's very true. I have a family member who worked in this field, and they even arrested an Assistant DA for child porn trafficking. But if ICE was involved, probably the people were not native born.
That is one of the greatest sources of anguish I have as a free market capitalist, global markets. I despise them, but have to accept them as part of the model. Think of the countries that hate us that would be in the stone ages if not for global economy, as long as we don't give away our technology as we have done over the last 50 years or so through student and work visa and a chicom president in the WH.
Think about it: what if you refused to turn in your firearms and Homeland Security raided your home and conveniently "found" child pornography? What better way to ensure nobody would question anything that happened to you after that point?
I was thinking along similar lines recently. They could railroad someone just for criticizing the government. With the technology available today, I am betting that they could remotely download child porn to your hard drive. The LEOs who discovered it could be completely in the dark about its origin.
Like you, I am not questioning this particular case, but I am entertaining the possibility of such set-ups, especially for people who have gone to the WH website to sign one of the many "petitions" we have heard so much about lately. Scary times we live in.
There are 2.5 billion Chinese and Indians.
I'm secure in my abilities, thinking and beliefs....
We shall see.......
Well, that just raises another issue. There's nothing wrong with arresting a bunch of pederasts—but that isn't ICE's job. Why were they putting in time doing this, when it should have been the police or the FBI?
I don't know, maybe it was the fact that the scope of the bust was international and not just here in the U.S........
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Nell was a former third espada, she owned Noitora, what is she up to now?
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Nell was a former third espada, she owned Noitora, what is she up to now?
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beat up the guy holding inoue-chan(how dare he threathens her!!)
I think....Nell kicks some more of Noitora's butt....Noitora is "about" to release, Ulquiorra reappears and stops him from releasing, then it'll switch back to Ishida and Renji's fight. I bet those other 2 guys that were travelling with Nell transform also.
nah those 2 cant transform they are not even arrancar r they? arent they still just hollows? but anw yea i think its abt time Ulquiorra showed up again...yea i think he will stop noitora from releasing...but....NEL IS STILL THE BEST! but honestly i think considering renji can go bankai now it shdnt be a problem beating him i mean if rukia can kill the 9th guy with only shikai....not mention he as Ishida as a strong backup too..
yep, i guessing too that ulquiorra will show up and intervene in the fight. Wonder if he'll finish grimmjow off for using the kana negacion on him. also wonder what nell's release form is gonna look like.
Yeah, Ulquiorra has to show up soon. How was it? He can only be held in the Kana Negacion for 3-4 hours. But Ulquiorra is "only" the number 4, so Nell has to be stronger, right? But I don't think they will fight. Maybe they free Inoue and escape for now.
we don't know how long it has been since Nell lost her espada title. maybe she would get a higher number if she was compared to the current Espada. She may be 5 now for all we know.
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Tesla rushed to Nnoitra
Nel held on to Ichigo.
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Nnoitra's very angry.
It looked like he's angry that Tesla let go of Orihime.
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Noon: After a bit of a wait, we had five players visit in fairly rapid-fire progression. Cory Sarich admitted some frustration with the season and him being in and out of the line-up. He noted "You want to be wanted." Tanguay admitted that distractions may have impacted his play down the stretch. Mike Cammalleri, Chris Butler and FN darling Mikael Backlund also stopped by.
Butler will be headed to the Worlds for Team USA, while Backlund mentioned he'll head over if he gets the clearance from Calgary's doctors.
12:57pm: Things have been a bit more spaced out over the last stretch, giving everyone a chance to catch up on transcribing interviews. Brian McGrattan noted that he'd love to be back, and joked that the Flames youngsters could use a bodyguard. Curtis Glencross hoped it's the last season outside of the playoffs for awhile, He joked that he was surprised after he got injured against Anaheim that it was Backlund jumping in to fight. Matt Stajan just joined us and said he was happy with his season and his turnaround from last year, but disappointed that the team's still not playing at this time of year.
Canada won the World Under-18 Championships today, beating the United States 3-2. Gotta believe that the Flames brass had some eyeballs on that tournament.
2:10pm: After a more spaced-out sequence of scrums, it's been another fairly busy hour.
Joey MacDonald is (obviously) happy about his season, especially going from being the odd-man-out in Detroit due to his back injury to being a key guy in Calgary. Lee Stempniak discussed the potential for the team to rebound in 2013-14 with smart additions. Sven Baertschi expressed disappointment regarding his injury, as he was having a lot of fun and seemed to wish the season would continue for a bit longer.
Stempniak and Baertschi were both asked to join their countries at the World Championships, but had to decline due to family commitments and injury, respectively.
Coach Bob Hartley joined us a bit later, expressing disappointment with the year's results and noting several positives. The play of the younger players - notably T.J. Brodie and Mikael Backlund - was mentioned as a bright spot.
2:32pm: Sounds like no Jay Feaster scrum until tomorrow. Hitmen game coming up at 4, so this will do for today.
April 29 2013, 04:51PM
Just a question, you think Feaster signed ROR just to screw Colorado's cap situation? That poison pill deal you call it could have blown up in his face, in a real ugly way according to the NHL. I call that being wreckless, at the very least.
I don't think Feaster is the dumbest man in hockey, but I really, really hate that smug attitude and apparent need to show everyone he's smarter than you (post-apex? wtf...). It reeks of American arrogance and that's the last thing a team in trouble needs.
I honestly think that the worst case scenario in an offer sheet to an RFA is that you get the guy and he has to live up to his deal.
Having the guy hit waivers because some obscure rule about lockout games is like getting hit by a meteor for all it was predictable.
As for Feaster's attitude, I admit I like it. I think a GM should have brass nuts and think he's smarter than the next guy. It certainly beats the alternative (Tambellini - no guts, and knows everybody has the drop on him).
April 29 2013, 08:06PM
Yes Filpulla would be a great signing for us and the more I think about that potential line combo with Jiri and Roman it's quite exciting!
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Give your basic wedge sandal a makeover. The Audrey Brooke Carina is casual, stylish, and looks amazing with your favorite outfits.
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Sport a sneaker with personality in the Trivia-16A. Pretty pinstripes and colorful laces spruce up this Qupid mid-top sneaker in a fresh new way.
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Nike Flex 2012 Run Lightweight Running Shoe - Womens
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Run free in these women's Nike Flex 2012 Run running shoes and enjoy a barefoot running experience. These kicks won't weight you down while you run mile after mile and the flexibility and lightweight cushioning are just the icing on the cake. Your best choice for long runs, catering to the neutral runner these minimalist inspired shoes are a distance running must-have.
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