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Human Rights Violations in the World – US Prisons

Recently a socialist thinker emailed the Online Think Tank to complain about the human rights abuses in the United States and indicated the percentage of our population in US Prisons. In reality, the United States is such an open and free-society that it attracts folks of low integrity to a life of crime – easy pikens.

Indeed, they showed us a chart comparing the US to other nations and the number of folks in prison. Well, I am here to explain that figures lie and liars figure – it appears that the biggest culprits are Socialist organizations, which have an agenda in the reports that they put out on this subject.

Did you know that 65% of all those in prison in AZ, TX, CA, NM are illegal aliens, they are Mexico’s criminals which came here. This number is growing in all US Prisons. Unfortunately we need a “shoot to kill” policy on our borders, which no one wishes to talk about until which time the PRI fixes their problems with corruption and Mexico fixes their crime challenges.

Secondly, the biggest human rights violation was the attack on the World Trade Towers, which killed innocent civilians going about their day. Further, any nation state that supports International Terrorism should be held fully accountable. Therefore we must act. We must hunt down the criminals, where ever they are on this Planet period. Read the rest of this entry »

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Iran’s Human Rights Record Deserves Immediate Attention

Last week, the nuclear dossier of Iran’s theocratic regime was officially brought before the United Nations Security Council and a Presidential Statement was released calling on Tehran to abandon its all enrichment-related activity.

Although the statement was watered down to accommodate Russia and China, it is important to realize the significance of the first step taken by the Security Council.

No matter what Iran may do now and how long we may be away before sanctions are imposed, the referral in and of itself is a major step in dealing with the mullahs. The regime’s reaction, ludicrous statements and the hollow show of force is indicative of the seriousness of the Security Council referral.

What we must not forget and should surely press for, is the fact that the situation of human rights in Iran also merits a great deal of action and requires swift international action.

The mullahs have in the past resorted to mass executions in order to keep their grip on power and control the public. In 1988, after the ceasefire in the Iran-Iraq war, no less than 30,000 political prisoners were massacred in Iran in a matter of few months following a fatwa by Khomeini. Read the rest of this entry »

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