WikiLeaks is doing law enforcement work, amusingly enough, doing things that law enforcement and health officials are supposed to do and might possibly do if they had the Congressional funding needed.

Dismantleing the Scientology crime syndicate by exposing their bait-and-switch bunko frauds, their policies of human rights violations, their core racketeering is something that law enforcement should be doing, but glad to see WikiLeaks stepping in for them.

In the U.S., Britain, and most countries, "law enforcement" is the most over-funded branch of government. The problem is, which laws do they enforce, and against whom?

I think it's better, anyway, for Scientology to be defeated by public exposure, rather than having a bunch of capitalist government officials deciding which so-called religions should be shut down. Personally, I'd put the Catholic church, most protestant sects, most synagogues and lots of other similar scams at the top of my list, along with the Church of Scientology, but I don't have state power.

Don't complain about the corrupt system. In the United States about 75% of the FBI could be eliminated without any adverse impact on fighting crime, mostly because the FBI's primary job is to violate people's civil rights and protect the wealthy from being deposed.

But that doesn't mean that Congressional funding is lacking to dismantle the Scientology crime syndicate. Lt. Ray Emmons' Summary Report outlined the funding and man-power requirements to dismantle Scientology and inprison the ringleaders, and the fact that our money being wasted elsewhere doesn't detract from the findings of fact.