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I really have to hand it to religion; its far more powerful then I had realized. It’s so powerful, in fact, that it allows the molestation and penetration of children with little or no consequences. I can care less that a family receives monetary compensation 20 years after the fact; money, in this instance, is the evil that allows the continued exploitation of the children. Money, in this case, is an instrument that is meant to buy people off. And the wicked device of power that convinces some of the children to allow these sex acts is that it’s god’s will, or that Satan is inside them and they need a good fucking to expel Satan and his army of demons.

Now, I present the anatomy of a multitude of crime scenes, all of which exist because of cover-ups to preserve the ‘so called’ infallible nature of the Catholic Church.

The Catholic Church’s formula is tried and proven in just 5 easy steps. 1) promote the so called ‘holy church’ and increase the flock. 2) systematically scare the flock into giving money to the church. 3) along side of this monetary pillaging, molest and rape children at will. 4) while these grotesque crimes are being perpetrated, the powers that be historically do not remove and defrock the priests, but simply relocate the sexual predator to another location so new sex crimes can be committed. 5) When these crimes are discovered by the public many years later, the Catholic Church ties up the cases in court, rather than admit 100% fault and ask forgiveness.

Now, my first instinct tells me to argue that, in any other industry, this would not be allowed to happen. But when I look closer at other crimes, unrelated to sex crimes involving children, I see a nasty pattern that allows crimes of all types to flourish, and in the end, offer next to nothing for those taken advantage of.

Take the bailout of the large corporations and the financial ponzi-schemes ran for decades. The money made by these companies during their irresponsible handling of our money pales in comparison to the fines they pay.

Think about it for a second. If one can run a scam where you can loan money to uncreditworthy people, and as a result make 200 billion dollars which results in paying a fine of 50 billion dollars, and then get the money back under the guise of a bailout, it’s actually a good business decision on a balance sheet. The only thing one has to be careful of is being the scapegoat. You might say, well, Bernie Madoff went to prison, but the reality is most people involved do not serve time, and so one can argue that the incarceration of Madoff is/was to appease the masses so they feel like justice is being served, when in fact it’s not.

The most important thing to remember is not to trust the rules of the game when the rules of the game are made by the big fish, where things like checks-and-balances are less about making sure things are on the level, and more about the checks-and-balances of their overinflated, ill-gotten spoils.