
How low and cheesy will the Dept. of Homeland Security go? I think they’ll stoop to any level, after all, it’s a “national security issue.” Since the Obama administration took over, there sure seem to be an awful lot of “national security issues.” That’s the standard excuse for the DHS to butt in to places where it clearly does not belong. When Bush made the mistake of creating DHS, it was never intended to morph in to what it has become, and what it’s desires are. It’s kind of a mini-version of the United Nations, in a way.
DHS’ sex tourism website has been shuttered. How did sex tourism for lack of a better term, become a national security issue? It’s not. But everything to DHS seems to be justified for them to stick their noses in under the guise of “national security.”
MARCH 9–In an aggressive bid to entice prospective “sex tourists,” the Department of Homeland Security last year launched an undercover web site that purported to arrange trips from the U.S. to Canada, where clients could engage in sexual activity with minors, The Smoking Gun has learned.
The “Precious Treasure Holiday Company” web site was active until a few weeks ago when its Massachusetts-based web hosting firm removed the site from its servers, apparently in response to a complaint about its content. Now, visitors to precioustreasureholidaycompany.com are greeted with the message, “This site has been suspended.”

After a year online, the DHS undercover site may have fallen victim to its own sleazy, overt come-on. As seen below, the site’s front page carried three symbols that an FBI intelligence bulletin has identified as being used by pedophiles. Additionally, the site’s acronym, PTHC, is an allusion to “preteen hardcore” pornography. The site’s carefully misspelled motto–“We Help Make Your Fantasy’s Come True!”–also does little to mask its illicit intentions.

An account executive with the hosting firm, who appeared unaware that “Precious Treasure Holiday Company” was a government operation, said that following a site’s suspension an internal investigation is launched. Upon the review’s completion, a site is either reinstated or ruminated. The executive, Jason Crawford, added that if a customer’s site is found to contain illicit material like child pornography, the FBI is contacted.
So, DHS does as it pleases without obtaining warrants or even probable cause, they use a business without obtaining permission to entrap people. How many constitutional violations do you suppose they committed in this ridiculousness? Were Canadian authorities even aware of this? My money says, “no.”
Look, I’m not advocating the sex trades in any way, shape, or form. I am advocating for the elimination of the Dept. of Homeland Security. It’s turning in to Frankenstein’s monster.