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Calgary - Canada Family Action Coalition
(CFAC) is calling for legislation requiring sentences
that would remove child sex predators from society.
If the government and justices are serious about protecting
children, then child sex abusers must be held in prisons
away from the public. That is the ONLY sure way to protect
kids. Sex crimes against children are NOT defensible
crimes.
Treatment does not guarantee any protection.
All the disagreement between the “experts”
about treatment for perverts is proof enough to justify
removal of sex criminals from where they do harm. Brian
Rushfeldt, CFAC’s Executive Director, said, “It
is criminally irresponsible to release a convicted sex
offender back into the presence of children. Facts do
not lie – most sex offenders have multiple convictions
against them. That simply could not occur unless the
failing justice system allows it.” Multiple victims
ought to hold whoever has allowed this kind of criminal
act responsible, be it a judge, the corrections systems,
parole boards or even the pathetic liberal Canadian
laws regarding child sex crime.
A certain Ottawa psychiatrist has been
reported to have said ‘everyone was at some point
sexually attracted to children.’ What a foolish,
offensive and misguided comment. A Toronto psychologist
said “I don’t think that people become pedophiles,
I think they are born that way.” Another “expert’s”
foolish and dangerous opinion. If pedophilia is a sexual
orientation, as he suggests, then do we protect it like
Canada does homosexual behavior using the “read
in clause” of the Charter?
CFAC asks the adults in the government
of Canada and the justice system to do EVERYTHING possible
to ensure the protection of children from sexual perverts.
If they fail to do that, the public themselves may be
forced to defend children in their neighborhood, just
as any responsible parent would be required to do what
is necessary to protect their family.
The extradition from Thailand of Christopher
Neil should not even be considered. Thailand laws and
children were the ones violated. Thailand law and justice
must be applied. Canada’s weak laws would probably
allow a liberal judge to give him “home arrest”
or community service – both travesties of justice.
Another aspect affecting protection
is internet services. “Canadian internet service
providers like Bell, Telus, Shaw and so on must also
do more to cooperate with police - and ANY Canadian
law that gets in the way must be fixed immediately”
said Rushfeldt.
Privacy of children must be given priority
over the name and phone number (which is often in a
phone book) of an internet subscriber using it to send
child rape and abuse images. Sexual predators must be
considered as having yielded their privacy when they
commit such a horrendous crime against innocent children.
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For more information,
contact Brian Rushfeldt: (403) 295-2159
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