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Excuse me, I thought this site is about RC issues? Other than Chris Smith is the father IML the article is completely off topic.

Harry, that man is a grave threat to all RC’s. I for one am extremely glad Janice and her colleagues recognize that.

I’ve read in the article, and what he said in regarding IML on this article is interesting “Trafficking continues to be a passion of mine,” Smith said. He said since the International Megan’s Law passed, 160 convicted pedophiles have been turned away at the border in Thailand, where child prostitution and sex trafficking are common.

Ya, I wonder what skeletons this guy has in his closet. most likely he is or was involved in something to do with sex abuses in Thailand. More bogus stats too, pedophiles, ha, I bet they would have a hard time finding even one true pedophile that they stopped. The only reference made to any success of his other law to return children was of a mother who “abducted” her own child and fled to Brazil…99.9% or more of Megan’s law alerts are of parents taking their own kids…All these laws are bs, and though they sound well intended, they are completely irrational and worthless. Feel good legislation aimed at getting more votes…..They day of honor and respect for the constitution by these politicians is long over, they are corrupted and out for their own agendas which has nothing to do with facts or protecting the public. They are demagogues and oligarchs, and want to be lords and barons where only they have access to the kings court…

They are now attempting to usurp power over us and our extremely fundamental rights to access to the courts with their generous offer to let us petition for removal…What a joke….

This article seems very pro Smith. I hate how they throw the word pedophile around like its candy out of a parade float

“His International Megan’s Law of 2016 helps protect children worldwide from pedophiles by notifying other countries when convicted sex offenders are traveling there.
“Trafficking continues to be a passion of mine,” Smith said. He said since the International Megan’s Law passed, 160 convicted pedophiles have been turned away at the border in Thailand, where child prostitution and sex trafficking are common.”

Those who are traveling there to engage in such acts are most likely not in any registry whatsoever or have any type of record, probably financially wealthy and/or even have strong political connections.

” Trafficking continues to be a passion of mine,” Smith said.

Passion can be a very dangerous thing with a slippery slope Mr. Smith. You fight monsters long enough, and careful you may become one.

I wish you could sue Congressman for defamation the way he uses that word incorrectly

Know what would absolutely make my day? Someone in Chris Smith’s own immediate family becoming a so-called “convicted pedophile.” It would bring me immeasurable joy to see his own legislation hit close to home. Who knows, maybe he already has an unconvicted sex offender in his family, unbeknownst to him. It’s not outside the realm of possibility, since most sex offenders haven’t been caught yet. And I wonder what skeletons he himself has in his closet. He seems to protest a bit too much, if you catch my drift.

”Trafficking continues to be a passion of mine,” Smith said.
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Perhaps this statement may someday ring true and differently…. (I wonder if the OK legislator said something similar? 🙂 )

Here’s two for Rep Smith in his favorite country abroad:

Americans arrested in Thailand for exposing themselves at religious temple

http://abcnews.go.com/International/americans-arrested-thailand-exposing-religious-temple/story?id=51453143

Think of the children! Off with their heads at high noon!!! Dilly Dilly!!!

I see, i referred to the embassy because i dont live in the United States anymore. The laws here on this kind of thing are a lot stricter and would probably be treated with caning and prison.

The embassy here has no real power and to even talk to them takes at least a week. If its a drugs charge they have even less power as you face execution and they will expidite the hanging before the embassy could respond