Alberto Gonzales and the Texas Youth Commission Scandal

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Texas Youth Commission Scandal



"Attorney General Alberto Gonzales and U.S. Attorney Johnny Sutton, both already under siege for other matters, are now being accused of failing to prosecute officers of the Texas Youth Commission after a Texas Ranger investigation documented that guards and administrators were sexually abusing the institution's minor boy inmates," writes Corsi in a report for World Net Daily.



"Among the charges in the Texas Ranger report were that administrators would rouse boys from their sleep for the purpose of conducting all-night sex parties."

Find out more about the TYC and demand that action be taken against these criminals that are abusing underage children: http://www.tyc.state.tx.us

I know of many corrupt things going on in our "Great System" right now but this information troubles me more than most. Even on mainstream media outlets you are beginning to hear more and more about child sex rings and prostitution. This isn't the movies folks. This stuff is really happening.

Sadly enough, Texas is a main attraction for these pedophiles.

Literally thousands of CPS workers, correctional officers and other government officials are committing rape, sodomy and a plethora of other evil deeds on these innocent children who have no voice or anyone to turn to. I'm not sure what to tell you to do with this information but I trust that it infuriates you as much as it does to me. We need to take individual actions against these monsters in our own unique ways and combat them from all angles. Otherwise, this is guaranteed to become even more widespread.


A 2005 investigation led by Texas Ranger Brian Burzynski revealed that systematic abuse of minors was commonplace at West Texas State School in Pyote, Texas. Burzynski presented the findings of the investigation to both Gonzales and Sutton but was rebuffed, and even received a letter from Sutton's office that attempted to legitimize the sexual abuse of children, claiming that "under 18 U.S.C. Section 242," it would have to be demonstrated "that the boys subjected to sexual abuse sustained "bodily injury," states the letter from Bill Baumann, assistant U.S. attorney in Sutton's office.

http://houston.metblogs.com/archives/2007/04/texas_youth_com.phtml

[Vincardog]

1. Just one more bite of the rotten apple.

[dkofos]

2. It is obviously not a crime because they probably enjoyed it.

Is the whole bush misadministration into fucking little boys??

[JDPriestly]

3. These things happen, but accusations have to be carefully investigated

I don't know how common these things are. Accusations have to be carefully considered. Remember the McMartin case.

[shance]

4. Yes indeed. These things do happen as you very casually phrased it.

I don't know about the McMartin case, however will look into it.

This if you will further read the information is not an isolated incident, this looks more and more like a institutionalized form of abuse, taking place in many schools, as almost a form of conditioning.

I think the physical exams could speak volumes as well as the volume of complaints coming from the children.

I think it is important to look at how Mr. Gonzales has repeatedly and intentionally covered up crimes, like this one he appeared to cover up as well.

This appears to be bigger than a general "sexual abuse" case. This appears to be SOP, it appears to be an understood and accepted systemic activity being covered up by those at the highest levels and the children are being used and exploited to what extent and for what purposes is not fully understood.