Recent publicizing of productive advocacy against U.S. abuse of detainees in Iraq gives hope of international advocacy against similar but worse atrocities taking place in the U.S., even though there is evidence that such practices are being protected and supported by U.S. authorities. These atrocities include abduction, sexual abuse, slavery, torture, inhumane treatment, and many other crimes that may or may not be considered human rights violations, such as government corruption and organized crime that is resulting in domestic terrorism. Direct victims are men, woman and children - U.S. nationals and others who are expatriates of other countries, not U.S. citizens. The writer's awareness of this is through personal experiences after witnessing the August 2002 abduction of a loved one, who has been subsequently forced into a sadistic form of homosexual prostitution and torture. Since then, additional victims, and many aspects of this crime as it is being carried out in the U.S. today, have been revealed.
(PRWEB) May 14, 2004 -- The recent publicizing of productive advocacy against U.S. abuse and other human rights violations of detainees in Iraq gives hope that, possibly, international organizations may be willing to play the same role in similar but worse atrocities taking place here in the U.S., even though, also paralleling the situation in Iraq, there is evidence that such practices are, in the very least, being protected and supported by U.S. authorities. The human rights violations taking place here include abduction, sexual abuse, slavery, torture, inhumane treatment, and many other crimes that may or may not be considered human rights violations, such as characteristics of government corruption and organized crime that is resulting in the terrorism of a population. Victims are men, woman and children who are U.S. nationals as well as others who are expatriates of other countries and who are not U.S. citizens.
Through efforts I've been making since August 2002 to resolve the abduction and enslaving for the purpose of extremely sadistic sexual and physical abuse of David, an Irish immigrant, DOB 5/7/72, someone very close to me, I've discovered what appears to be complex efforts, of what may actually be parties of the U.S. government, to protect and support these criminal operations. The pattern and consistency of this evidence is very clear, and, as more and more is uncovered, it is appearing too pronounced to be considered simple neglect and definitely not happenstance. I can provide more detail on the evidence of this upon proof that such sensitive information would be used by an international organization to propel it's investigation, however, it may be more meaningful if other investigators were to discover, through their own investigation, evidence proving or disproving what may be the underlying factors of this situation. Specific factors are outlined in a 4/30/04 press article written by me that appears on PRWeb.com, Government reform needed to fight U.S. modern-day slavery: www.prweb.com/releases/Apr%20/0/prweb122283.htm
David was abducted into total custody, right before my eyes, early morning August 9, 2002, here in the U.S., and is being sexually and, literally, sadistically trafficked, again primarily, and possibly only, here in the U.S. There are also reports of performances in which he is forced to be sexually and physically tortured. In my attempts to get Dave freed somehow, a number of other victims, mostly local U.S. nationals, both men and women, have either made their situation known to me or have been otherwise "deciphered." In addition, last fall I received information that this operation, which appears to be relatively large, is most likely also associated with a local ring of exceptionally perverse pedophiles. The people who have so taken David were evidently banking that authorities in the local area would behave as though they did not believe that such a situation could materialize, and also seemed to have been very aware of how law enforcement would react. When I got the report about the local ring of pedophiles, it was also reported to me that others in our local area have had similar reaction from police when attempting to report sexual assaults/exploitation of children.
Ours is a relatively small-town environment and unsophisticated community, but within a little over the last ten years what are probably the two largest gambling casinos in the world, Foxwoods and Mohegan Sun, have sprung up in our midst, evidently creating a considerably increased potential profit for sex slavery, related drug dealing and similar illicit businesses, in our area. The area also "happens" to house a number of potential world terrorist targets.
The perpetrators are using pervasive domestic terrorism tactics and schemes against our local population to ensure support and protection of their criminal operations. Part of the dynamics of this is that, other than my continual attempts to have authorities investigate this, most other people in our local area don't seem to trust law enforcement enough, or may fear them, as well as members of this criminal operation, too much to report to "traditional" officials what those people know about any of these activities.
In trying to get others involved across the country, people who have had loved ones "disappear," it's become evident that the non response from authorities, and possibly even the terrorism of communities that prevents assistance that I am encountering, is not unique.
Despite the impact of this operation on the community, it appears that the loose coalition of community members fighting this criminal operation with me may finally be willing to share what information they have and are receiving, especially as they continue to learn of additional friends who have now been taken victim. However, the U.S. currently has no mechanism in place for them to safely, let alone effectively, do so. What we have discovered is that, even as national level efforts to fight modern-day slavery in the U.S. are being publicized, significant gaps are still being perpetuated that impede the road to success in helping today's victims get freed, even as they are suffering so horribly, as criminal enterprise is expanding operations, accumulating more revenue, becoming more powerful and influential, and as additional victims are being taken. Much of our struggle against these terrorists is being relayed at http://mykindredspirit.home.att.net.
As said in my press article, Government reform needed to fight U.S. modern-day slavery: http://www.prweb.com/releases/Apr%20/0/prweb122283.htm, to which I'd referred, in order to begin to resolve the overall situation, measures are needed to be taken to overcome a number of governmental issues. Merely allocating effective resources for services if a victim has the freedom to approach a service provider, and/or after a victim is freed, does not address the U.S. slavery problem and is a sham.
It is inhumane, and a violation of human rights, to allow slavery victims to continue to be subjected to the conditions of their situation until all of these other complexities are resolved. Hopefully at least one international organization is now positioning itself to provide advocacy or assistance in trying to get a more appropriate response to this tragedy from the U.S. government and/or help in getting victims rescued, particularly victims of the operation I have been fighting.
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