Child Sex Trafficking Videos, Movies, TV Show, Films, Documentary on exaggerated Statistics and non existent false stories about children. Government officials and Charities are lying about Sex Trafficking and Human Trafficking.
There is a growing number of well respected researchers, journalists, scientists, professors, that have concluded in their research that the sex trafficking, sex slavery concept is based on emotion, morals, opinion, and monetary funding rather than facts, evidence and proof. They state that very few kidnapped, forced against their will, physically abused, raped sex slave prostitutes for profit have been found throughout the world. Their research concludes that women who enter into this type of work do so of their own free will. They also state that there are many anti-prostitution groups who simply do not like the idea of consensual adult prostitution and have distorted the facts in order to push their agenda and receive funding and money into their organizations in the form of donations, grants and to change the laws about prostitution. They state that these anti-prostitution groups use made up child sex trafficking statistics which they have no proof or evidence of in order to gain public acceptance for their cause. Since talking about adults will not get the same reaction as talking about children.
Somaly Mam telling lies about fake Sex Trafficking child victims to Michelle Obama, Hillary Clinton, US lawmakers, and many others:
Most Children in Orphanages in Cambodia and Asia have parents – Somaly Mam is lying
How police put innocent men in prison with adult dating websites
It is very common to lie about exaggerated Sex Trafficking victims. Everyone does it. The United States government, NGO’s charities, churches all do it to SCAM money from people and get government grants. Just ask Somaly Mam how easy it is to fool and SCAM everyone in the World.
Child Sex Trafficking Charities caught lying and stealing money
Super Bowl Sex Trafficking Myth:
BBC Newsnight TV Show interview:
Some of these groups that tell lies about Sex Trafficking include: The Salvation Army, Ashton Kutcher, Demi Moore, Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott, and Attorney Generals from other states, government officials, and various anti-prostitution groups: Traffick911, Not for Sale, Change-org, A Future Not A Past, Polaris Project, Salvation Army, Women’s Funding Network, and the Dallas Women’s Foundation, and many government organizations believe.
They want to promote and encourage – Telling lies to the public about Sex Trafficking, and Prostitution:
A future not a past – audio interview with Kaffie McCullough on why she used made up bogus child sex trafficking, human trafficking, sex slavery study.
Dallas TV News show about the super bowl sex trafficking myth:
http://www.wfaa.com/v/?i=114983179
Videos about super bowl sex myth:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QX4B9KqDl9k
http://www.youtube.com/user/Mythofsextrafficking?feature=watch
http://fox4kc.com/2011/11/04/problem-solvers-anti-child-sex-trafficking-charity-in-question/
Ashton Kutcher’s response: http://aplusk.posterous.com/why-fight-it-could-be-your-daughter-your-niec
Teen Girl Lies About Abduction By Sex Traffickers
A teen from Suisun City admitted to authorities that she lied about being abducted to get attention from her family. Christina Almanza, who was reported missing Thursday afternoon, claimed “she was being held hostage, possibly with other females, in a basement and that one female might have been killed.” But is it really that bad? Weren’t we all raised with sitcoms that employed the use of fake kidnappings in order to get mom and dad back together? Or something like that? She’s just a teenager. A stupid teenager. Like all teenagers. (We’re on your side, Christina. We are. However, the part about telling your parents that you’re being held by sex traffickers was downright horrific? You don’t do that to you parents, no matter what your batshit hormones and mushy teenage brain tell you.)
According to The Daily Mail, “A family friend said she had hoped the abduction story would win her sympathy from her parents and make them less angry about [her] pregnancy.” Anyway, the fuzz arrested her for filing a false police report. She was later released to her parents’ custody.
Article Link: http://sfist.com/2011/12/13/teen_lies_about_abduction.php
The numbers of sex trafficking sex slaves:
There is a lot of controversy over the numbers of adult woman who are forced sex slaves. The real factual answer is that no one knows. There is hard evidence that the sex slavery/sex trafficking issue continues to report false information and is greatly exaggerated by politicians, the media, and aid groups, feminist and religious organizations that receive funds from the government, The estimate of adult women who become new sex slaves ranges anywhere from 40 million a year to 5,000 per year all of which appear to be much too high. They have no evidence to back up these numbers, and no one questions them about it. Their sources have no sources, and are made up numbers. In fact if some of these numbers are to believed which have either not changed or have been increased each year for the past twenty years, all woman on earth would currently be sex slaves. Yet, very few real forced against their will sex slaves have been found.
It is not easy for criminals to engage in this acitvity:
Sex trafficking is illegal and the pentities are very severe. It is very difficult to force someone to be a sex slave, they would have to have 24 hour guards posted and be watched 365 days a year, 24 hours per day. Have the threat of violence if they refused, and have no one notice and complain to the authorities or police. They would need to hide from the general public yet still manage to see customers from the general public and not have the customers turn the traffickers in to the police. They would need to provide them with medical care, food, shelter, and have all their basic needs met. They would need to have the sex slaves put on a fake front that they enjoyed what they were doing, act flirtatious and do their job well. They would have to deal with the authorities looking for the missing women, and hide any money they may make, since it comes from illegal activity. They must do all of this while constantly trying to prevent the sex slaves from escaping and reporting them to the police. They would need to prevent the general public from reporting them into the police. This is extremely difficult to do, which makes this activity rare. These criminals would be breaking dozens of major laws not just one. Kidnapping itself is a serious crime. There are many laws against sex trafficking, sex slavery, kidnapping, sex abuse, rape, sexual harassment etc. If someone is behind it, they will be breaking many serious laws, be in big trouble, and will go to jail for many long years.
A key point is that on the sidelines the prostitutes themselves are not being listened to. They oppose laws against prostitution. But no one wants to listen to the prostitutes themselves. Only to the self appointed experts that make up numbers and stories many of which have never met a real forced sex slave or if they did it was only a few. The media and government never ask the prostitutes themselves what would help them in terms of laws.
Many women in the sex business are independent workers. They don’t have a pimp.
They work for themselves, advertise themselves, and keep all the money for themselves. No one forces them, because there isn’t anyone to force them. They go out and find their own customers, set their own prices, and arrange everything by themselves. Sometimes they may employ others to help them, but these are not pimps. If for example, she hires an internet web design company to make a website for her, does that make the web design company a pimp? If she pays a phone company for a phone to do business, does this make the phone company a pimp? If she puts an ad in the paper, does this make the editor a pimp? If she puts the money she makes into a bank account does this make the bank a pimp?
A lot of anti prostitution groups would say yes. Everyone and everybody is a pimp.
These groups make up lies, and false statistics that no one bothers to check. A big reason they do this is because it provides high paying jobs for them. They get big donations, and grants from the government, charity, churches, etc. to have these groups, and pay these high salaries of the anti prostitution workers.
Sex Traffficking in Sports Events:
Super Bowl 2011:
According to the media hype There was supposed to be hundreds of thousands of under age child sex slaves kidnapped and forced to have sex with super bowl fans. At the Dallas Super Bowl 2011. WHAT HAPPENED TO ALL OF THEM????????????
Well, as I predicted it was all a big lie told by various anti-prostitution groups and the Dallas Women’s Foundation which is a anti-prostitution group that lies in order to get grant money from the government and charities to pay their high salaries. As proved in the link below:
Top FBI agent in Dallas (Robert Casey Jr.) sees no evidence of expected spike in child sex trafficking:
“Among those preparations was an initiative to prevent an expected rise in sex trafficking and child prostitution surrounding the Super Bowl. But Robert Casey Jr., special agent in charge of the FBI’s Dallas office, said he saw no evidence that the increase would happen, nor that it did.
“In my opinion, the Super Bowl does not create a spike in those crimes,” he said. “The discussion gets very vague and general. People mixed up child prostitution with the term human trafficking, which are different things, and then there is just plain old prostitution.”
This myth of thousands or millions of underage sex slaves tries to make every sports fan a sex criminal. No matter what the sport is, or in what country it is in.
Brian McCarthy isn’t happy. He’s a spokesman for the NFL. Every year he’s forced to hear why his customers are adulterers and child molesters. Brian McCarthy says the sport/super bowl sex slave story is a urban legend, with no truth at all.
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