This was the first story.

The second story was on the front of the N. Belfast News, where the PSNI are denying they turn a blind eye to “drug dealers” lol lol lol lol lol, I don`t think too many people in N.Belfast will believe them!!

You would think a police force which has a woman as second in command would be to the forefront in combating human trafficking, as most of the victims of human trafficking are women. It does not seem to be the case with the local PSNI.

They do seem to be blaming the local political parties for failing to sign up to the National Crime Agency.  I am afraid this is  not good enough, the police ought to be insisting that any parties who are against signing up to the NCA must be removed from local government as their so-called “political stance” is aiding and abetting the most heinous of crimes.

There is a very serious aspect of “Human trafficking/prostitution” and drug dealing which is often overlooked.  Many of the people attracted to making money out of these crimes are not very astute, they have an “easy come easy go”  attitude to money. Much of what they make is squandered very quickly.

However, there is a much more sinister side to this. Usually big money-making criminality attracts very cunning individuals who understand how to use money to make even larger sums of money.   The key to this lies in their ability to use their proceeds of crime to “buy people.”  They buy “police officials”, they buy “court officials,” they buy ” political officials” and very quickly they make themselves untouchable and unarrestable.  Quite often they actually manage to buy themselves a whole veneer of respectability!

It would  not surprise me one bit to find out that the most lucrative of the vice rackets such as human trafficking/prostitution are situated in areas where most policemen and most court officials reside.

In the 1970s I knew a fellow who actually was running “Massage parlours” in the Belfast area.  If I remember rightly, I think there was some sort of loophole in the law which meant that “massage parlours” were quite legal.  As a matter of fact if anyone can access the archives of the Belfast Lundyletter and the Belfast Telegraph for the mid to late 1970s they will find those two particular “news papers” carried “massage parlour” advertisements in their personal columns.

When I look back now, I strongly suspect he was running the “massage parlour” operations at the behest and under the protection of some arm of the “British” intelligence agencies. Obviously for intelligence gathering and blackmailing opportunities.

So it would come as no surprise to find out that some arm of the “British” or “American” Intelligence agencies are involved in the human trafficking/prostitution which is currently taking place in N.Ireland today.

Regarding the problem of drug-dealing in N.Ireland, the authorities will have a very hard job trying to convince many people that the RUC Special Branch do not have a big responsibility for the great upsurge of drug dealing which hit N.Ireland in the late 1980s and early 1990s.  The simple reason being, many of the key RUC Special Branch agents were in fact drug-dealers!

It is not hard to break up Human trafficking gangs or drug gangs, it just needs the authorities to be ruthless about dealing with the perpetrators and culprits.

I am led to believe the “Israeli women” are the most effective at luring and compromising hapless men? Possibly it is because they have had thousands of years of experience??????

Perhaps someone should ask Bill Clinton if it is true?

Perhaps someone should ask Prince Andrew if it is true?

Proverbs 7:10 And, behold, there met him a woman with the attire of an harlot, and subtil of heart.