Cults are easy to spot, they wear strange clothes and live in communes.
Well some do. But most are everyday people like you and me. They live in houses. They wear the same clothes. They eat the same food. Cult leaders don’t want you to know that you are being recruited into a cult so they order their recruiters to dress, talk and act in a way that will put you at ease. One cult has even invented a phrase to describe this, they call it “being relatable”.
Cults are full of the weak, weird and emotionally unstable.
Not true. Many cult members are very intelligent, attractive and skilled. The reality is that all sorts of people are involved in cults. One of the few common denominators is that they were often recruited at a low point in their life.
Cults are just a bunch of religious nut cases.
This is a common mistake people make thinking that cults are purely religious groups. The modern definition of a mind control cult refers to all groups that use mind control and devious recruiting techniques. The belief system of a religion is often warped to become a container for these techniques, but it is the techniques themselves that make it a cult. In a free society people can believe what they want, but most people would agree that it is wrong for any one to try to trick and control people.
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The former head of the Ocean County democratic party Alfonso L. Santoro was sentenced in federal court today to one year of home confinement for accepting bribes from an FBI informant.
Alfonso L. Santoro from Beachwood NJ, was also ordered to serve three years probation and pay a $10,000 fine.
He pleaded guilty in December to taking $6,500 from the informant, who posed as a developer trying to bribe public officials in exchange for building permits. In return for the money, Santoro said he introduced the informant to then-Assemblyman Daniel M. Van Pelt, a Republican from Waretown.
Van Pelt, who served 11 years as mayor of Ocean Township, was charged in July with accepting $10,000 from the informant in exchange for helping obtain environmental permits. His trial is scheduled to begin in May.
Alfonso L. Santoro, an ex-commissioner for the Ocean County Board of Elections, was not initially charged in the case, which revolved around Solomon Dwek, a failed Monmouth County developer who became a government informant after being charged in 2006 with bank fraud. He spent more than two years secretly working for federal prosecutors, targeting rabbis who supposedly laundered money and public officials who allegedly took bribes.
U.S. District Judge Joel A. Pisano also ordered Santoro to forfeit the $6,500 he took from Dwek.
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Another political blemish bursts in Ocean County NJ. The mayor for Seaside NJ Thomas E. Connors was arrested around 7:15 p.m. Saturday, along with Anthony Connors, 23, and Lindsay Connors, 22, outside of Hemingway’s Cafe, according to Seaside Heights police.
Authorities said Anthony Connors was being taken from the bar by staff members when he tried to hit his escorts. Officers stopped the younger Connors and placed him under arrest, police said.
They also said Lindsay Connors began to interfere during her brother’s arrest, striking a police officer on the arm and chest area. She then was arrested, police said.
As the bar’s staff escorted their father outdoors, the mayor, who had a minor injury on his face, saw his children being taken into custody. Police said he then began to intervene on their behalf and also was arrested.
Connors was charged with disorderly conduct and interfering with an arrest. Anthony Connors was charged with disorderly conduct and resisting arrest. Lindsay Connors was charged with resisting arrest, interfering with an arrest and simple assault.
You know things are going bad for you when your neighboring town’s police force arrest you and your family…AND YOU’RE THE MAYOR!
It’s becoming pretty obvious that people including law enforcement are sick and tired of these political morons who have embarrassed Ocean County NJ in the past year.
The list of these political idiots keep on growing which began with Ocean County assemblyman Daniel Van Pelt, the executive director of the democratic party Alfonso Santoro, Lakewood NJ housing inspector Jeffrey Williamson, NJMVA Drake A. Williams from Egg Harbor Township, now 31 children have died while under care from NJ DYFS including the latest that was under care from Ocean County DYFS, former assistant Ocean County prosecutor and Fellowship Chapel Point Pleasant NJ church fraud owner Edward Murachanian.
And let’s not forget politically connected plastic surgeon Dr. John Vaccaro who likes to operate on children with out consent forms.
And ALL of this political corruption going on in Ocean County NJ right under the nose of the present Ocean County Prosecutor Marlene Lynch Ford.
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The Federal Bureau of Investigations may use fake identities on social networks to investigate criminal activities, according to a redacted FBI document acquired by digital rights advocacy group Electronic Frontier Foundation.
Specifically, the 33-page confidential presentation says undercover operations are helpful for communicating with suspects and targets of crime, gaining access to private information, and mapping social networks. However, the presentation expresses concern that undercover use may be complicated by the court’s decision in the trial of Lori Drew, who was acquitted of cyber-bullying a girl who later committed suicide, and that violations of terms of service by not using their own name can render access unauthorized.
The presentation instructs agents to investigate all witnesses on social networking sites, advising its own witnesses not to discuss cases and be careful about what they post online.
In general, the document, a presentation from the FBI’s computer crime and intellectual property section, details how federal agents should gather and use evidence found on social networks like Facebook, MySpace, and LinkedIn.
The bottom line is…If you are an honest law abiding citizen you have nothing to worry about…If you’re a criminal, crook, con artist you have a lot to worry about!
Cornell University Law School
Money laundering refers to a financial transaction scheme that aims to conceal the identity, source, and destination of illicitly-obtained money. The money laundering process can be broken down into three stages. First, the illegal activity that garners the money places it in the launderer’s hands. Second, the launderer passes the money through a complex scheme of transactions to obscure who initially received the money from the criminal enterprise. Third, the scheme returns the money to the launderer in an obscure and indirect way.
Tax evasion and false accounting practices constitute common types of money laundering. Often, criminals achieve these objectives through the use of shell companies, holding companies, and offshore accounts. A shell company is an incorporated company that possesses no significant assets and does not perform any significant operations. To launder money, the shell company purports to perform some service that would reasonably require its customers to often pay with cash. Cash transactions increase the anonymity of customers and therefore decreases the government’s ability to trace the initial recipient of the dirty money. Money launderers commonly select beauty salons and plumbing services as shell companies. The launderer then deposits the money with the shell company, which deposits it into its accounts. The company then creates fake invoices and receipts to account for the cash. Such transactions create the appearance of propriety and clean money. The shell company can then make withdrawals and either return the money to the initial criminal or pass the money on to further shell companies before returning it to further cloud who first deposited the money.
Criminals often use offshore accounts to hide money because they offer greater privacy, less regulation, and reduced taxation. Because the U.S. government has no authority to require foreign banks to report the interest earned by U.S. citizens with foreign bank accounts, the criminal can keep the account abroad, fail to report the account’s existence, and receive the interest without paying personal income taxes on it in the U.S.
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Cults are easy to spot, they wear strange clothes and live in communes.
