CNN) -- Federal officials arrested more than 125 people Wednesday on charges of subscribing to a Web site that depicted children as young as infants engaged in sexual activities with adults.

"Today, we are taking steps against child pornography," U.S. Attorney Christopher J. Christie told reporters in Newark.

Fourteen of the suspects appeared Wednesday afternoon before a magistrate judge in Newark.

The arrests stem from Operation Emissary, which immigration and customs officials launched in New Jersey and extended to more than 21 other states.

It focused on a Web site that offered subscribers access to child porn videos and pictures, Christie and Immigration and Customs Enforcement Special-Agent-in-Charge Kyle Hutchins said in a written statement.

The Web site warned customers that subscribing to the site was illegal and urged them to be discreet, the statement said.( Watch report on virtual porn - 3:15 Video )

Officials said the suspects, who include more than a dozen convicted sex offenders, subscribed to the Web site in late 2005 and early 2006.

More arrests were expected, and Christie warned anyone involved in Internet child porn to be wary.

"You are not anonymous," he said. "We can and we will find you."

Officials would neither identify nor say who operated the Web site.

Christie said such pornography sites typically rake in $2 million per month.

Among the suspects was a former counselor at a Bible camp and a longtime Boy Scout leader and middle-school sports coach, the officials said.

they should all be shot point blank in the face.

The Web site warned customers that subscribing to the site was illegal

Of those arrested in the U.S. for the possession of child pornography between 2000 and 2001, 83% had images involving children between ages 6 and 12; 39% had images involving children between ages 3 and 5; and 19% had images of infants and toddlers under age 3 (National Center for Missing & Exploited Children. Child Pornography Possessors Arrested in Internet-Related Crimes: Findings from the National Juvenile Online Victimization Study. Virginia: National Center for Missing & Exploited Children, 2005).

I like the idea of spraying muriatic acid (the shit we use to clean bricks) right in their eyes.

You clean bricks?

I don't understand why forced castration is not an option. It's a medical procedure for an otherwise incurable disease.

I don't understand why forced castration is not an option. It's a medical procedure for an otherwise incurable disease.

castration has no effect on the psychology of the offenders. you can castrate them, but they will still think the same way.

it makes sense to look into how to treat these people, since basically all of them get out of prison eventually.

Not if you kill 'em.

for some reason, that's not as effective of a deterrent as you'd think it'd be. i mean, yeah, that person dies, but other people don't get it. i have no idea why not.

i disagree. if we killed every single person that put their disgusting hands on a child in a sexual manner, i think folks would get the point. problem is, this country is full of a bunch of whining little bitches that say "oooh no, don't kill the poor soul, he needs treatment, he can be helped."

fuck that. they need to die. there's no reason they should live on after destroying a child's life, and possibly turning them into the same type of person they were.

I just think if you did want to treat these lunatics you'd have to deal with the fact that maybe their perceptions of beauty didn't mature with them. Maybe's there's some sort of gradual process where they can go up from Dakota Fanning to High School the Musical all the way to "MILFs on the Bus Go Round and Round Vol. 5".

i disagree. if we killed every single person that put their disgusting hands on a child in a sexual manner, i think folks would get the point. problem is, this country is full of a bunch of whining little bitches that say "oooh no, don't kill the poor soul, he needs treatment, he can be helped."

fuck that. they need to die. there's no reason they should live on after destroying a child's life, and possibly turning them into the same type of person they were.

i disagree. if we killed every single person that put their disgusting hands on a child in a sexual manner, i think folks would get the point. problem is, this country is full of a bunch of whining little bitches that say "oooh no, don't kill the poor soul, he needs treatment, he can be helped."

fuck that. they need to die. there's no reason they should live on after destroying a child's life, and possibly turning them into the same type of person they were.