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emoving discretionary powers from the police and giving the state the authority to
go over the wishes of spouses to press criminal charges that result in bankruptcy and
family dissolution. Conflicts that could be resolved in the privacy of homes within
minutes or days are given the status of violent crime to destroy families, separate
parents from children, and to transfer their wealth to the judicial class.
The three strikes law mandates harsh sentences for anyone who has been convicted
of two felonies and who upon being convicted of a third felony faces life in prison. It
was first applied in Washington State in 1993 and then in California in 1994 to
compensate for their lack of fluoridation due to popular opposition and then spread
throughout the western seaboard for the same reason.
As a result of such eugenic laws, hundreds of thousands of families are broken apart
annually in the English-speaking world as well as in several European countries. In
the U.S., the judiciary has become the primary tool for eugenic objectives giving
America the dubious distinction of being the nation with the highest incarceration
rate in the world and also in history at 743 adults behind bars per every 100,000
citizens. When people on correctional supervision and on house arrest are factored
in, the U.S. far surpasses even Stalinist Russia in the number and proportion of
prisoners to the general population. The graph above shows that it was not until
1980 that the eugenic use of the judiciary was unleashed.
Statistics also show that visible
minorities bear the brunt of the
incarceration mania that has
gripped the United States and to
a lesser extent much of the
western world. Canada ravages
its native population by this
method. Europe’s statistics, as
well as Australia’s, are skewed
by the fact that immigrants are
held in separate detention
centers and are not counted as
imprisoned.
The practice of imprisoning
immigrants and asylum seekers
is a direct consequence of the Global Depopulation Policy and is discussed later in the
text.
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