02-03-2011, 12:06 PM
Child Trafficking in Beautiful British Columbia - By Kevin Annett
In April of 1994, two lawyers, Renate Auger and Jack Cram, are dragged from a Vancouver courtroom, assaulted, and eventually disbarred after naming two Supreme Court judges as participants in a child prostitution ring based in the elite Vancouver Club at 915 West Hastings street .
A 1998 report by UNESCO on International Child Trafficking names Vancouver as one of three major centers for child prostitution in the world, along with Bangkok and Rotterdam.
In the early hours of October 14, 2000, an aboriginal reporter named Noel watches as two children no older than eight are loaded into a stretch limousine on the Squamish Indian reserve and driven to the back door of the Vancouver Club. Noel waits for hours, and when the children emerge, he tries to speak to them, but is assaulted from behind and his tape recorder disappears.
In the fall of 2001, an investigator named Rob Nicholson publishes a book entitled "Stolen Innocence", in which he documents extensive child trafficking and pornography by social workers, lawyers and policemen connected to the Ministry of Children and Families (MCF). Nicholson proves that the MCF continually places foster children in homes of known and even convicted pedophiles.
On March 12, 2006, a woman named Annie Parker tells the author that she had been abducted by Vancouver policemen and used in something called "The Hooker Game", in which both women and children are drugged and filmed while being sexually assaulted and sometimes even killed.
A war of terror on the innocent is going on as you read this, not far from your home, under the trendy façade of Vancouver's happy image. Yet it is a war hidden from most people, and nowhere to be seen in the consciousness and agendas of "progressive" minded people in Vancouver.
Carol Martin is an aboriginal woman who works as a crisis counselor at the Downtown Eastside Women's Centre in Vancouver . To her, the abduction and trafficking in children is just an extension of what her people have been suffering for centuries.
"More of our children are being taken from us every day, and put in white foster homes where the abuse is just as bad as it ever was in residential schools. Every day we hear cases of the government placing little kids in homes of pedophiles and abusers. Nothing's ever done about it. And even our own kids are being criminalized by the system at a young age, to give cops the excuse they need later to pick them up and abuse them. That's all got a name: genocide."
Rudy James is a Tlingit native elder from Alaska who helped preside at the first independent Tribunal into Indian residential schools, held in Vancouver in June of 1998. At this event, Rudy heard first-hand testimonies from survivors of child trafficking in B.C.
"I was shocked when I heard how widespread the child trafficking is in many of the northern Indian villages" Rudy described shortly after the Tribunal.
"We had two separate groups of Indians tell us that their chiefs and councilmen at two villages near Bella Bella and Powell River were actively trafficking local children to wealthy Americans and Canadian military personnel. This was happening apparently with the full knowledge of the local RCMP detachment in both towns, and in one case, even clergymen from the United Church were involved."
The word on the street is even more explicit. Marion is a middle aged sex trade worker who is a veteran of "the stroll" along east Hastings street , where disappearances are a common occurrence. For years, she has watched as children are procured according to a well-organized and protected system involving wealthy predators.
"The going rate for a young child is $1500 these days. Foreign tourists will ask for a young virgin, of either sex, and the younger the age, the more they're willing to pay. It's watched over by the Vancouver cops, who get a cut. But it's run by an international network; Vancouver 's just one spoke in the wheel. I hear it's got a direct tie to Thailand and the child sex trade there."
Don't expect any police or legal intervention to stem or even investigate such child abuse and trafficking in B.C. According to Rob Nicholson, the Attorney General's office is itself implicated in this organized pedophilia.
"In the case of two convicted pedophiles, a Dr. Gossage and a Mr. Benest, a school Principal, the B.C. Attorney General's office through a special prosecutor, Peter Leask, protected these child rapists and ensured that compliant judges imposed a media ban to protect their identities and reputations. Leask had also served as the attorney for Gossage. Such direct collusion between pedophiles and the government has gone unchallenged." (August 2002)
According to a retired RCMP special investigator in Vancouver who requests anonymity, child pornography and trafficking is continually on the rise because of judicial toleration of violence against children, as indicated by constantly minimal prison sentences for convicted child sex offenders. To quote the RCMP official,
"The unofficial policy and official practice is to look the other way when children are raped. It's just not considered much of a crime to violate a child. That climate encourages pedophiles to act with impunity."
With the approach of the Olympics and the influx of wealthy tourists into Vancouver, the trafficking in children will only increase. According to Carol Martin,
"We're not only going to see 5000 people made homeless by the Olympics, but a lot more women and kids disappear. Whenever the tourists show up, our people go missing."
What is to be done?
In a culture like ours, where people are commodities and children are traditionally seen to be originally sinful, child abuse cannot help but be endemic. But what is less obvious is the fact that pedophilia in Canada is actually being organized and protected by the very institutions of state and church that pose as protectors of children.
The Catholic, Anglican and United Church of Canada, for instance, have been legally absolved by the government of any wrongdoing for the torture and death of more than 50,000 children in their Indian residential schools: a travesty of justice that nevertheless has proceeded without protest or comment from most Canadians.
Such mass indifference to a crime against humanity in our midst is more than telling. For one wonders how child prostitution, trafficking and murder can ever be eradicated from our midst when the foxes are still in charge of the chicken coop; and while the right of adults and institutions to violate and destroy innocence continues to go unchallenged and unpunished.
A Cowichan native on Vancouver Island whom I've known for years once told me that, before the coming of the whites, his people had a simple way to deal with anyone who harmed a child in their village.
"A group of warriors assigned to the job would take the offender out into the forest, and you'd never see him again. For us, our children were sacred, and we had a zero toleration for whatever might harm them: because we knew that if the next generation was crippled, our people had no future."
Perhaps it's time for such simple tribal wisdom to prevail in "Beautiful British Columbia", where men with money and power continue to run amok over the lives of the innocent.
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In April of 1994, two lawyers, Renate Auger and Jack Cram, are dragged from a Vancouver courtroom, assaulted, and eventually disbarred after naming two Supreme Court judges as participants in a child prostitution ring based in the elite Vancouver Club at 915 West Hastings street .
A 1998 report by UNESCO on International Child Trafficking names Vancouver as one of three major centers for child prostitution in the world, along with Bangkok and Rotterdam.
In the early hours of October 14, 2000, an aboriginal reporter named Noel watches as two children no older than eight are loaded into a stretch limousine on the Squamish Indian reserve and driven to the back door of the Vancouver Club. Noel waits for hours, and when the children emerge, he tries to speak to them, but is assaulted from behind and his tape recorder disappears.
In the fall of 2001, an investigator named Rob Nicholson publishes a book entitled "Stolen Innocence", in which he documents extensive child trafficking and pornography by social workers, lawyers and policemen connected to the Ministry of Children and Families (MCF). Nicholson proves that the MCF continually places foster children in homes of known and even convicted pedophiles.
On March 12, 2006, a woman named Annie Parker tells the author that she had been abducted by Vancouver policemen and used in something called "The Hooker Game", in which both women and children are drugged and filmed while being sexually assaulted and sometimes even killed.
A war of terror on the innocent is going on as you read this, not far from your home, under the trendy façade of Vancouver's happy image. Yet it is a war hidden from most people, and nowhere to be seen in the consciousness and agendas of "progressive" minded people in Vancouver.
Carol Martin is an aboriginal woman who works as a crisis counselor at the Downtown Eastside Women's Centre in Vancouver . To her, the abduction and trafficking in children is just an extension of what her people have been suffering for centuries.
"More of our children are being taken from us every day, and put in white foster homes where the abuse is just as bad as it ever was in residential schools. Every day we hear cases of the government placing little kids in homes of pedophiles and abusers. Nothing's ever done about it. And even our own kids are being criminalized by the system at a young age, to give cops the excuse they need later to pick them up and abuse them. That's all got a name: genocide."
Rudy James is a Tlingit native elder from Alaska who helped preside at the first independent Tribunal into Indian residential schools, held in Vancouver in June of 1998. At this event, Rudy heard first-hand testimonies from survivors of child trafficking in B.C.
"I was shocked when I heard how widespread the child trafficking is in many of the northern Indian villages" Rudy described shortly after the Tribunal.
"We had two separate groups of Indians tell us that their chiefs and councilmen at two villages near Bella Bella and Powell River were actively trafficking local children to wealthy Americans and Canadian military personnel. This was happening apparently with the full knowledge of the local RCMP detachment in both towns, and in one case, even clergymen from the United Church were involved."
The word on the street is even more explicit. Marion is a middle aged sex trade worker who is a veteran of "the stroll" along east Hastings street , where disappearances are a common occurrence. For years, she has watched as children are procured according to a well-organized and protected system involving wealthy predators.
"The going rate for a young child is $1500 these days. Foreign tourists will ask for a young virgin, of either sex, and the younger the age, the more they're willing to pay. It's watched over by the Vancouver cops, who get a cut. But it's run by an international network; Vancouver 's just one spoke in the wheel. I hear it's got a direct tie to Thailand and the child sex trade there."
Don't expect any police or legal intervention to stem or even investigate such child abuse and trafficking in B.C. According to Rob Nicholson, the Attorney General's office is itself implicated in this organized pedophilia.
"In the case of two convicted pedophiles, a Dr. Gossage and a Mr. Benest, a school Principal, the B.C. Attorney General's office through a special prosecutor, Peter Leask, protected these child rapists and ensured that compliant judges imposed a media ban to protect their identities and reputations. Leask had also served as the attorney for Gossage. Such direct collusion between pedophiles and the government has gone unchallenged." (August 2002)
According to a retired RCMP special investigator in Vancouver who requests anonymity, child pornography and trafficking is continually on the rise because of judicial toleration of violence against children, as indicated by constantly minimal prison sentences for convicted child sex offenders. To quote the RCMP official,
"The unofficial policy and official practice is to look the other way when children are raped. It's just not considered much of a crime to violate a child. That climate encourages pedophiles to act with impunity."
With the approach of the Olympics and the influx of wealthy tourists into Vancouver, the trafficking in children will only increase. According to Carol Martin,
"We're not only going to see 5000 people made homeless by the Olympics, but a lot more women and kids disappear. Whenever the tourists show up, our people go missing."
What is to be done?
In a culture like ours, where people are commodities and children are traditionally seen to be originally sinful, child abuse cannot help but be endemic. But what is less obvious is the fact that pedophilia in Canada is actually being organized and protected by the very institutions of state and church that pose as protectors of children.
The Catholic, Anglican and United Church of Canada, for instance, have been legally absolved by the government of any wrongdoing for the torture and death of more than 50,000 children in their Indian residential schools: a travesty of justice that nevertheless has proceeded without protest or comment from most Canadians.
Such mass indifference to a crime against humanity in our midst is more than telling. For one wonders how child prostitution, trafficking and murder can ever be eradicated from our midst when the foxes are still in charge of the chicken coop; and while the right of adults and institutions to violate and destroy innocence continues to go unchallenged and unpunished.
A Cowichan native on Vancouver Island whom I've known for years once told me that, before the coming of the whites, his people had a simple way to deal with anyone who harmed a child in their village.
"A group of warriors assigned to the job would take the offender out into the forest, and you'd never see him again. For us, our children were sacred, and we had a zero toleration for whatever might harm them: because we knew that if the next generation was crippled, our people had no future."
Perhaps it's time for such simple tribal wisdom to prevail in "Beautiful British Columbia", where men with money and power continue to run amok over the lives of the innocent.
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"He would, wouldn't he?" Mandy Rice-Davies. When asked in court whether she knew that Lord Astor had denied having sex with her.
“I think it would be a good idea” Ghandi, when asked about Western Civilisation.