Scamming going home in Jamaica! Whats Next??

Lottery scam may have deprived Americans of million of dollars but it sured prevented Jamaicans from experiencing the blodletting and crimes that would of resulted from the indigence that is sweeping the country with its fragile economy. Times may be hard but scammers take care of families and comunities. What will happen now that the government has clamped down on scamming. If the police officers think they got work now, wait until scamming done!!!! If Jamaicans think times are hard, wait until the lottery scam dies down. It ago Red!!!! When a young man becomes a lottery scammer, the first thing it is surmised he purchases is guns to defend his home and his newly found wealthy. He ensures that criminal elements of a more devious nature will think twice about running in on his assets or threatening his life. What will happen now that lottery scam is dwindling and police officers are aggressively detaining and extraditing scammers to be prosecuted in the united states? Evidently a rise in crime. Only prominent lottery scammers will be extradited and most unrecognised scammers and fraudsters beneath the radar who are smart enough to work shrouded in secrecy. What will happen when you have no more free money? Crime will escalate to astronomical proportions and scammers who had little moral values to begin with will begin preying on hard working civilians to furnish their lifestyles. Now that the government is working aggressively to stem the lottery scam they should have facilities and ideas in place to help the nations unemployed youth populations. Seizing their assets and leaving them to roam the streets because there is little statutes in the law book to prosecute them will not serve the nation’s best interest. An alleged scammer quoted ” coming likes these police want me To put down scamming and start burst some bullet in them” with vehemence after being constantly harassed by corrupted police officers for money. Read more in Issues « The Future: The WorldA Socialist Society What It May be Like » His statement is foreshadowing the thought process of many of these scammers. If Jamaicans think times are hard, wait until the lottery scam dies down. It ago Red!!!! Read more: http://socyberty.com/issues/crime-rising-due-to-stunting-of-lottery-scam-in-jamaica/#ixzz2OCL9Ykt0