A new report documents how the federal government, busy suing Arizona for upholding national law regarding illegal aliens, has ignored all but a handful of documented cases of the purchase of child pornography by workers at the Department of Defense.
-- From "Pentagon declined to investigate hundreds of purchases of child pornography" by John Cook, Yahoo News 9/3/10
A 2006 Immigration and Customs Enforcement investigation into the purchase of child pornography online turned up more than 250 civilian and military employees of the Defense Department -- including some with the highest available security clearance -- who used credit cards or PayPal to purchase images of children in sexual situations. But the Pentagon investigated only a handful of the cases, Defense Department records show.
The cases turned up during a 2006 ICE inquiry, called Project Flicker, which targeted overseas processing of child-porn payments. As part of the probe, ICE investigators gained access to the names and credit card information of more than 5,000 Americans who had subscribed to websites offering images of child pornography. Many of those individuals provided military email addresses or physical addresses with Army or fleet ZIP codes when they purchased the subscriptions.
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From "Feds give child porn buyers a pass" © 2010 WorldNetDaily 9/7/10
Judith Reisman, author of "Sexual Sabotage: How One Mad Scientist Unleashed a Plague of Corruption and Contagion on America," said the case recalls the securities officials and "scores of other institutional leaders, not to mention the president offices when [President Bill Clinton] left."
"So pornography is not addictive? And what people do in their privacy of their own homes is nobody's business?" she said. "A significant number of these criminal addicts will have been sexually victimizing children, their own or others."
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