American In(Justice) And Child Prostitution
“Life without parole plus four years”. The sentance handed down to Sara Kruzan at age 16 for killing the man who groomed her from age 11, raped her at 13 and then set her to work 12 hour shifts on the street as a prostitute for the next three years.
America: wake up! This child was not a criminal – she saved other girls from a life of forced prostitution. Your laws seem to be based on original sin. Where is the compassion?
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And Now For Something Completely Different
The world around us smells of decay
An empire beholden to men of hair grey
The streets are filled with many lost souls
Who can’t find their way in this city of gold
Lost souls since some day long ago
When they wondered and laughed and
Did not know all the things and stuff
That tore them apart never knowing
The meaning of anything
Listen to this postMe, Myself and Us: Dissociative Identity Disorder
A beautiful video on dissociation due to childhood sexual abuse.
Listen to this postMust read blogs: Paedophila, Dissociative Identity Dissorder And Childhood Sexual Abuse (Rape and Torture).
The Dirtiiest Secret Behind Child Abuse (Paedophiles know it and use it to adantage):
http://thedirtiestsecret.blogspot.com/2008/08/pedophiles-know-dissociationdo-you.html
forbidden topic (read from the bottom up to get it):
http://forbiddentopic.blogspot.com/
Grace Uncensored (A recovered DID sufferer and victim of child rape and torture and practising therapist – very uplifting)::
http://graceuncensored.blogspot.com/
Listen to this postMedical Negligence: Metropolitan Police Advise Using A False Name
This morning I telephoned “Operation Saphire” – the Metropolitan Police’s unit dealing with sexual assault and childhood sexual abuse. I explained the situation I am caught in and, having discussed the options open to me, the officer gave me some surprising advice.
She explained that medical negligence is always hard to prove and that criminal intent is even harder still to prove. She advised me that I should either travel to a different part of the country and use an assumed name or travel abroad in search of medical assistance.
The last thing, frankly, that I expected from the police was such incredibly practical thinking. that my mother and all of my friends are advising me to leave the country was surprising enough. That the Met agree is a shock beyond belief.
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