Real Victim Wins Less Than Criminals

The entire justice system, including law enforcement, is permanently stuck in a perpetual state of a major conflict of interest.

The system needs criminals, otherwise the people who run it will lose their jobs and power status. The government funds these people using mandatory taxation (enforced by the justice system), therefore they'll normally always side with whatever their boss wants them to side with.

Under such a scheme, you can manufacture criminals at will - real or imagined. You can let dangerous criminals loose so that they can reoffend, be recaught and retried, much as a sport fisherman will release his catch.

Unjust and frivolous laws are great, because it instantly creates many new criminals out of ordinary upstanding citizens.

People who rule over and reside within the system, tend to get off whenever they break their own laws, while the rest of us get screwed over.

How many politicians do you know of who have served jail time? How many judges? What are those secret trials for? Why are ordinary people being searched like criminals whenever they board a plane?

The Justice industry in Canada is just that an Industry.<br />
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Every time someone such as the person whom did this attack are released, several hundred non-violent individuals are not released for a variety of petty rationals.<br />
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These people do not create headlines that sell the justice system as is.<br />
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Marketing is what caved the poor fellows head in.<br />
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the corner of Hastings and Main in Vancouver is a classic example............<br />
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These people are VICTIMS of a Chemical and Biological attack on Canada in which the media has joined forces with the justice system to missrepresent.<br />
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Canada works similarly to this: <br />
<a href="http://www.internetpirate.com/darkalliancept1.htm">http://www.internetpirate.com/darkalliancept1.htm</a> <br />
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Dennis Baker<br />

<blockquote>The system needs criminals</blockquote> Hence, the "war on terror".....?<p>---<br>"We can have a democracy or we can have great wealth concentrated in the hands of the few. We cannot have both."<br />
- Justice Louis Brandeis

there is no justice. here on the west coast criminal rights and high price
lawyers will get you off on just about anything....hence the hollyburn
murderer out on bail at $400,000, despite video surveillance from several
angels showing the pre meditated crime.

as for my friend who's underage daughter was snared by a guy out on parole
from kent, got the kid on drugs, had his friends gang bang her, he beat her
constatly, threatened the mother....the cops said no to a restraining order.

say what you will about alberta's tough stance on crime, but when the girl
wen to jasper to work for the summer, the guy followed her, beat her up and
stole her car. the alberta cops were on it in a fllash and the guy locked up.

so what gives is prior to all this terrorism crap, canada became dominated by
hells angels and the russian and chinese mafia. the cops can't keep up on
vancouver crime (besides not caring....how many deaths and please before
the pig farm case FINALLY got the interest of the cops???). it's estimated that
it would take the canadian army plus millions and millions to clean up
mobster crime here.....remember, this all goes prior to 911.

if you make a show in court with a high price lawyer it reads, 'oh oh, this
could hold us up forever, it will cost x amount of $$$, ok, not guilty'. and are
you going to pay your lawyer?

sometimes there doens't need to be any conspiracy......the system's just
fucked, period.

It seems that we have to turn the clock back to a simpler time as our current system has evolved to a point of insanity, where the criminals get far better treatment than the victims.

I know there'd be lots of problem with some of this, but what if there were no lawyers and no get out of jail fees? What if the accused should have to defend themselves, and the victim should be the prosecutor? What if no victim means there is no crime? What if there were no professional Judges, and instead members from the local community worked out the guilt or innocence and handed down the sentence?

Even with the current system left in place, I bet that with only a few simple changes, the existing justice system could be made to work many times better than it does.

<blockquote>It seems that we have to turn the clock back to a simpler time </blockquote> In "simpler times", there were Hebes, and Micks, and Spics, and Dagos, and Niggers, and Frogs, and Bohunks, and Krauts (and/or Squareheads), and Limeys, and Chinks, etc..........<p>---<br>"We can have a democracy or we can have great wealth concentrated in the hands of the few. We cannot have both."<br />
- Justice Louis Brandeis