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Paedophile ring hunted inside armed forces.
- David Leppard, Sunday Times, 11aug02, p9
Military police are investigating a network of suspected
paedophiles in the armed forces who are downloading child pornography from
the internet.
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The proliferation of child pornography in the armed
services has led military detectives to acquire advanced computer software
from America that allows them to recover material from computers, even though
it appears to the user to have been deleted.
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Military detectives fear the use of pornography is likely
to lead to more direct forms of child abuse.
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Letter to the Editor.
It is important that, in order to limit
Noble Cause Corruption, the Thetford police be dissuaded from fitting up the
man they charge with attacking the two girls, with pornography in his
personal computer.
Technology-free police, lawyers and
politicians are out of their
depth when it comes to computers.
My technocrat friends and I advise that unless
the Home Secretary moves towards the following legislation within the
next three months, we will develop the software leading to our placing
enough child pornography to lead to conviction into the personal
computers of twenty selected targets. The computer owner will have no
means of discovering this pornography, which will be varied to avoid pattern
recognition. My leading computer experts estimate that the point at which we
will have a 50% chance of success and project completion will be when our
budget reaches 10,000 pounds. This piece of software is not much of a
challenge for us, and follows in the tradition of computer virology.
Our selected targets should include the personal computers of Home
Secretary, the Chief of Police of police departments (for instance Reading)
currently investigating citizens found to have pornography on their computers
inside their homes.They should also include judges presiding over the
resulting criminal cases, and also selected jurors in trials which come to
unanimous cinvictions.
The legislation that we require in order to convince us that our project is
unnecessary will be to make it a criminal offence for anyone to use the fact
of a citizen having pornography in his personal computerin his home, as
evidence in order to improve chances of a criminal conviction.
Either the problem of pornography is
rife, or it is not. Either 80% of the data on the www is pornography, or it
is not.
If it is not, then there is no need to bring the Plods into the problem, or
to jail Glitter. If it is, then most second hand computers will contain porn,
much of it child porn. Those who buy the cheapest refurbished computers will
buy the computers where, to cut costs, the refurbisher did not fully wipe the
disc. Here we see a classic class war. Any poor person will have (child) porn
on his computer, and can be jailed, even without Noble Cause Corruption. Tony
Blair, with an income of more than £100,000, will have a new, clean computer.
Ivor Catt, 121 Westfields, St. Albans AL3
4JR 01727 864257
www.ivorcatt.com
False allegations; http://www.ivorcatt.com/2105.htm ;
http://www.electromagnetism.demon.co.uk/19164.htm
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