Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
Note: This feature currently requires accessing the site using the built-in Safari browser.
And the march towards Totalitarianism continues. Who are the enforcers for the NWO Global Elite? Think about it. It's the Police. The NDAA wasn't passed for nothing. It was specifically designed to be used against American Citizens. And it will be. And guess what? Big Brother's gonna need a whole lot more Prisons to hold those who refuse to go along. It is what it is.
What else can be expected in a Police State? This is a very predicable inevitability.
And the march towards Totalitarianism continues. Who are the enforcers for the NWO Global Elite? Think about it. It's the Police. The NDAA wasn't passed for nothing. It was specifically designed to be used against American Citizens. And it will be. And guess what? Big Brother's gonna need a whole lot more Prisons to hold those who refuse to go along. It is what it is.
Who controls government? Now....you want to keep ranting about shit like the NWO and other conspiracy theories....fine.....let's do it.
Who's the power behind the "throne"? It certainly isn't the voting masses.....it certainly isn't the elected puppets in Washington....point your gnarled finger where it belongs....who are the beneficiaries of influence buying? Who runs the show?
C'mon buddy....you can take one more logical step, can't you?
... its a $70 billion gold mine.
just the idea some people are seeking a profit by operating a prison is nauseating.
Hey combine these for profit prisons with the idea of making abortion illegal and viola, you have a steady stream of potential prisoners to provide a nice comfortable place to spend the next 15 years or whatever.
And now that corporations are people to, it is not that corporations are making prison profitable, it is individual's making prison profitable.
Just don't expect these prisons to pay taxes. They are doing the Lords work.
Hey combine these for profit prisons with the idea of making abortion illegal and viola, you have a steady stream of potential prisoners to provide a nice comfortable place to spend the next 15 years or whatever.
And now that corporations are people to, it is not that corporations are making prison profitable, it is individual's making prison profitable.
Just don't expect these prisons to pay taxes. They are doing the Lords work.
Maybe if there had been no Roe v Wade since its inception, there would be several million more tax payers, several thousands more artists, scientists and teachers and police and firemen, etc.
And more contributors to Social security and Medicare.
... I've heard that the US has a higher percentage of its population incarcerated than any other country in the free world. I would think that people might be concerned that "the land of the free" is in fact "the land of more prisons" -- but I guess not.
Sad, really.
-- Paravani
Hey combine these for profit prisons with the idea of making abortion illegal and viola, you have a steady stream of potential prisoners to provide a nice comfortable place to spend the next 15 years or whatever.
And now that corporations are people to, it is not that corporations are making prison profitable, it is individual's making prison profitable.
Just don't expect these prisons to pay taxes. They are doing the Lords work.
Maybe if there had been no Roe v Wade since its inception, there would be several million more tax payers, several thousands more artists, scientists and teachers and police and firemen, etc.
And more contributors to Social security and Medicare.
Maybe if wages and benefits kept up with the cost of living, abortion wouldn't be such an attractive choice.
Maybe if there had been no Roe v Wade since its inception, there would be several million more tax payers, several thousands more artists, scientists and teachers and police and firemen, etc.
And more contributors to Social security and Medicare.
Maybe if wages and benefits kept up with the cost of living, abortion wouldn't be such an attractive choice.
Maybe if employees were a little more diligent and productive, instead of listening to the siren song of unions, the wages and benefits would be higher.
Maybe if morals were higher, abortion would not have to be choice.
Police States always need more Prisons. I'm actually surprised most don't get that. If you're going to imprison more Citizens, obviously you need more Prisons to house them. It shouldn't be too hard to grasp that reality.
In an article entitled “Jailing Americans for Profit: The Rise of the Prison Industrial Complex,” author John W. Whitehead revealed startling facts about America's prison system. According to Whitehead, “Presently, one out of every 100 Americans is serving time behind bars …. one in fifty Americans are working their way through the prison system, either as inmates, or while on parole or probation.” Whitehead also observed that most of those held in federal prisons were convicted of the non-violent and victimless crime of marijuana possession. Sadly, there are financial incentives for the high incarceration rate. As more and more detention systems are put into the hands of private enterprises, profit becomes more important than any other consideration. Of course, when a for-profit company makes profit every time an inmate is sentenced, the possibility of judicial corruption is obvious. Here is a sample of Whitehead’s fine article:
“Little wonder, then, that public prisons are overcrowded. Yet while providing security, housing, food, medical care, etc., for six million Americans is a hardship for cash-strapped states, to profit-hungry corporations such as Corrections Corp of America (CCA) and GEO Group, the leaders in the partnership corrections industry, it’s a $70 billion gold mine. Thus, with an eye toward increasing its bottom line, CCA has floated a proposal to prison officials in 48 states offering to buy and manage public prisons at a substantial cost savings to the states. In exchange, and here’s the kicker, the prisons would have to contain at least 1,000 beds and states would have agree to maintain a 90% occupancy rate in the privately run prisons for at least 20 years.
“Doubtless, a system already riddled by corruption will inevitably become more corrupt, as well. For example, consider the “kids for cash” scandal which rocked Luzerne County, Penn., in 2009. For ten years, the Mid Atlantic Youth Service Corporation, which specializes in private prisons for juvenile offenders, paid two judges to jail youths and send them to private prison facilities. The judges, who made over $2.6 million in the scam, had more than 5,000 kids come through their courtrooms and sent many of them to prison for petty crimes such as stealing DVDs from Wal-Mart and trespassing in vacant buildings. When the scheme finally came to light, one judge was sentenced to 17.5 years in prison and the other received 28 years, but not before thousands of young lives had been ruined.”
The rest of John Whiteheads fine article can be read at the following link.
Jailing Americans for Profit: The Rise of the Prison Industrial Complex - BlackListedNews.com
Maybe we should work harder to convince people to stop committing crimes.
