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So, not a Conspiracy? – Almost 100 Arrested in Global Pedophile and Child Sex Trafficking Ring
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August 8, 2023
'' According to most western media to say there is a vast global network of pedophiles and perverts who traffic children is akin to believing in some Q-minded conspiracy. Apparently, with headlines that appeared on AOL News today, the conspiracy is not a theory.''
“Members used software to anonymously share files, chat on message boards and access websites within the network,” it said. Some were also accused of having produced their own child abuse material to share with members of the network, the agency said.
(Via AOL/NBC) – Almost 100 people in the United States and Australia have so far been arrested over child sexual abuse allegations after the fatal shooting of two FBI agents led to the unraveling of a suspected international pedophile ring, officials announced Tuesday.
The Australian Federal Police (AFP) said that 19 men had been arrested on charges of sharing child abuse material online, while at least 13 children were rescued from further harm as a result of a joint operation with the FBI, dubbed “Operation Bakis.”
The development brought the total number of people arrested as part of the joint probe up to 98, with at least 79 arrests so far carried out by the FBI, according to the Australian agency.
The joint investigation began after the two FBI agents investigating the alleged pedophile ring were fatally shot in 2021 while executing a search warrant in Sunrise, Florida, for a man suspected of being in possession of child abuse material, the agency noted in a news release.
Special Agents Daniel Alfin and Laura Schwartzenberger were fatally shot and three other agents were wounded, while the gunman, David Lee Huber, 55, was also killed, NBC News previously reported.
The Australian agency said the coordinated probe was formally launched in 2022 after the FBI provided the Australian Centre to Counter Child Exploitation with intelligence about Australian individuals suspected of being part of a “peer-to-peer network allegedly sharing child abuse material on the dark web.” (read more)
Evocatus- Wikipedia
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'' An evocatus (plural evocati) was a soldier in the Ancient Roman army who had served out his time and obtained an honorable discharge (honesta missio) but had voluntarily enlisted again at the invitation of the consul or other commander.''
Significance and tasks
There always existed a considerable number of evocati in every army of importance, and when the general was a favorite among the soldiers, the number of veterans who joined his standard naturally increased. The evocati were officially released, like the vexillarii, from common military duties such as fortifying the camp and making roads.
Ranking
Evocati held a higher rank in the army than common legionary soldiers and are sometimes written of in conjunction with the equites Romani,[3] and sometimes classed with the centurions.[4][5] Evocati appear to have been frequently promoted to the rank of centurion and were customarily entitled to bear the vine staff and discipline fellow soldiers. Thus, Pompey induced a great many of the veterans who had served under him in former years to join his standard at the outbreak of the civil war, with the promise of rewards and the command of centuries.[6][7] Not all evocati could, however, have held the rank of centurion,[8] nor could they belong to certain cohorts in the army. Cicero[9] speaks of a Praefectus evocatorum,[10][11][12][13] an officer in charge of the evocati.
^ Cassius, Dio. Roman History. 45.12
^ 1.17
^ Caesar, Julius. "Ordinum". Commentarii de Bello Civili. 1.3
^ 1.3
^ Ib. 3.88
^ Cicero, Epistulae ad Familiares, 15.4 §3; Julius Caesar, Commentarii de Bello Civili 3.91
^ Augustus 56
^ Hyginus, de Lim. p209
Bibliography
This article incorporates public domain text from A Dictionary of Greek and Roman Antiquities by William Smith, 1875
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