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On Mar 28, 2004, at 10:44 AM, Party of Citizens wrote:
Unreported persons are not necessarily missing persons They may not
wish to be reported for one reason or another. The census people are
well aware of this group of people. And I do agree with you that the
number will be larger  than expected because no one knows how large the
group is.

There is one problem with the idea that the governments are doing away
with these people as a purposeful policy. And that is what are they
doing with the bodies and why hasn't someone gone public with it? This
would not stay a state secret for long in todays world.

If the governments made the removal of these people a priority, they
would do nothing for them and let them die of exposure or the abuse of
drugs/alcohol.

Bill H


That's hundreds of thousands who are UNreported missing persons. How do we know? Because when the Ministry of Human Resources decided to use "radical" methods to remove large numbers of welfare recipients from its rolls, it conducted "Exit Surveys" by its staff of research experts. In the first two Exit Surveys, they were unable to find 2/3, ie >5,000 people. The research experts said, Oh well ... that kind of result is typical for this kind of study and this kind of population. That being so, expect hundreds of thousands; maybe even millions of such unreported missing persons across North America. Somebody else can do the math but it is a big number.

We gloss over statistics too readily. We see stats on missing persons
and
overlook that they are REPORTED missing persons. UNreported missing
persons are those in the Exit Surveys. I have an old friend whom I see
no
more than once every few years. He has no family ... friends where he
finds them from sea to sea; the last of the old fashioned hobos. He
goes
from welfare office to welfare office across Canada and does odd jobs.
Little formal education but a fascinating person because his life
style is
rare. I'm always glad to see him. Now what if he met with foul play?
Who
would report him? Nobody. Not the hotel he checks out of because their
clientelle are transients. Not his friends because we see him so
rarely.
People like this can "disappear" and never so much as show up in an
obituary column or a police missing person stat.

And why just in
the USA? Doesn't Canada and Europe have a homeless problem?

Yes, it is a problem all over the world. But the focus presently is on missing persons. Vancouver estimates 1,200 homeless. They are not missing because we can find them any day. The thousands in the 2/3 of MHR rolls are missing because society as a whole doesn't know where they are. We can guess and I am working on a form with 8 categories to help our guessing.

Bill H
On Mar 27, 2004, at 5:22 PM, Party of Citizens wrote:

All part of ridding the world of "useless eaters". So ask yourself
what
happens to all those hundreds of thousands of 'transients' and
'indigents'
who are UNREPORTED missing persons in U-S-A.

I threw this out to stimulate discussion of the "conspiracy theory" sort. The UN tells us 25,000,000 die every year for want of necessities of life. But how many die because they are made to disappear? We have Dr. Lopez Solla on [EMAIL PROTECTED] and she is helping us to understand this problem better. Her doctoral dissertation was on missing persons and she has coined the apt phrase: "Authors of Disappearance".

So I ask: Given that so many people buy into the theory of surplus
population and see others as "useless eaters", could there be
systematic campaigns in some jurisdictions of the world to liquidate
the
useless eaters? Do they have authors of their disappearance? What do
you
think?

ZG

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