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As for terrorism.

Yes, the mbutt media is currently doing lots of terrorism. The same goes for the travel departement of many countries, issuing travel warnings to terrorize people.

As for child molestation.

Could happen anywhere and anytime. It has been happening for the last a couple of thousand years, remember?

As for wrongful drug arrests.

There are several reasons on why it could happen:

- Someone has a grudge against a person and decided to frame that person.

- Someone or a somegroup want to blackmail someone and decided to frame that person.

- Someone intentionally wanted to worsen the relationship between the people of two or more countries (like what happen in Bali recently).

Australians must stop travel to third world countries. 2701
Look at Bali for example - there is terrorism, child molestation, and wrongful drug arrests." There were person attacks in New York...

I think that the correct thing would be to make drug trafficking as not a criminal activity.

Besides, we should remember who produced, distributed, and outlawed drugs in the same time globally. The same group, the same organization. The ones who organized the production and distribution are the same ones who organized the arrestment and punishment of 'unauthorized' drug distribution. And they don't work in a local or regional scale, the work on a global scale.

 



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