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Title: Spoken Word | Child sex trafficking | Tattooed Theist
Post by: patrick jane on November 11, 2018, 03:09:02 am
Spoken Word | Child sex trafficking | Tattooed Theist


This is a spoken word poem about children caught in the multi million dollar industry, sex trafficking.
From children who can't walk yet, up to adult men and woman. They are sold across state lines, shipped to different countries, and sold to the highest bidder. These people endure horrible violence, death threats regularly, and **** well over once a day in many cases. It's my personal opinion that the church, in general, has done a despicable job and combating this crime.

If you want to make a difference, please visit one of the sites below and donate. Leave this work to professionals, but those people are very limited in what they can do without financial support.


3 minutes
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Title: Re: Spoken Word | Child sex trafficking | Tattooed Theist
Post by: patrick jane on December 05, 2018, 08:57:39 pm
This video and poem by Joe brought me to tears. Very powerful.
Title: Re: Spoken Word | Child sex trafficking | Tattooed Theist
Post by: patrick jane on June 23, 2019, 12:15:19 am
(https://www.tdlr.texas.gov/images/human-trafficking-blue.png)
Pasco County Sheriff's Corporal Alan Wilkett uses his laptop from his service vehicle.

https://www.foxnews.com/us/human-trafficking-in-america-among-worst-in-world-report






Human trafficking in America among worst in world: report




The United States is again ranked as one of the worst countries in the world for human trafficking. According to a recently released report by the State Department, the top three nations of origin for victims of human trafficking in 2018 were the United States, Mexico and the Philippines.

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo delivered the Trafficking in Persons report, which is created annually by the State Department to document human trafficking in the year prior, and highlighted the growing focus that government agencies and nonprofit organizations have dedicated to stopping human trafficking. The Department of Justice provided more than $31 million for 45 victim service providers that offered services to trafficking survivors across the country. It was a demonstrable increase; the DOJ only provided $16 million to 18 organizations in 2017, according to the report.

At the heart of the human trafficking trade in America is simple economics: Supply and demand.

Over the last two months, Fox News has investigated human trafficking. We followed the enforcement efforts of FBI agents and police officers, documented the ways advocacy groups protect and serve survivors, and heard heart-wrenching stories of abuse, **** and recovery from numerous victims.

"The United States is the number one consumer of sex worldwide. So we are driving the demand as a society."

— Geoff Rogers, co-founder of the United States Institute Against Human Trafficking
If there’s one takeaway from our reporting, it’s that the industry is fueled by an unceasing demand. It’s here that officers focus their enforcement actions. And it's where advocates focus their education efforts to end the illicit trade.

“We have a major issue here in the United States” Geoff Rogers, co-founder of the United States Institute Against Human Trafficking (USIAHT), said in an interview with Fox News. “The United States is the No. 1 consumer of sex worldwide. So we are driving the demand as a society.”

In 2018, the DOJ began 230 federal human trafficking prosecutions, a drop from 282 in 2017. Federal convictions rose from 499 in 2017 to 426 in 2018. More than 70 percent of the cases resulted in jail sentences of more than five years, according to the State Department report.

"These are American kids, American born, 50% to 60% of them coming out of the foster care industry."

— Geoff Rogers
“We're also driving the demand with our own people, with our own kids,” Rogers said. “So there are tremendous numbers of kids, a multitude of kids that are being sold as sex slaves today in America. These are American kids, American-born, 50 percent to 60 perform of them coming out of the foster care industry.”

This assertion is confirmed by the State Department’s report, which found that children in foster care, homeless youth, undocumented immigrant children and those with substance abuse problems especially at risk to fall into the human trafficking trap.

Rogers says that because the demand is so great in the U.S., traffickers are filling that demand with an increased supply of forced sex workers.

“So the demand here in the United States is a global one,” he said. “We do have men traveling the globe to go to places like Thailand and other places in East Asia to purchase sex with kids. But, in fact, the demand is so great that the supply has needed to be filled here in the United States.”

“Because of the demand, then these traffickers are filling that demand with supply. And the demand is so great here in the United States that they're filling the supply with our very own kids,” Rogers continued.

According to a U.S. Department of Health and Human Services report, over 300,000 of America’s young population is considered at risk for sexual exploitation. It’s also estimated that 199,000 incidents occur within the U.S. each year.

Corporal Alan Wilkett, of the Pasco County Sheriff’s Office in Florida, operates their local Human Trafficking Task Force. He believes the best way to combat the trade is to quell the demand.

“Historically, we've allowed the sex buyer to hide behind a mask of anonymity and actually call them a ‘John,’” He said in an interview with Fox News. “We don't even call them by their name, because we let them stay behind that mask. And the only way we're going to attack the supply side is by going after the demand. And that means the sex buyer needs to be held culpable for the damage and trauma that he or she is causing.”

"Trafficking in America, if you are trafficked in the United States, 85 percent of victims that are trafficked here are from here."

— Brook Bello, founder of More Too Life
While Wilkett and other law enforcement officers focus on arrests and sting operations, leaders in the nonprofit realm take a more holistic approach to healing survivors. Brook Bello, the founder of anti-trafficking organization More Too Life in Florida, focuses on helping develop skills to lead a successful post-trafficking life.

“We work with victims that are 3 years old and up,” Bello said. “The average victim that we work with, that’s over 18, started being **** at three. Trafficking in America, if you are trafficked in the United States, 85 percent of victims that are trafficked here are from here.”

The State Department’s report similarly echoes the domestic nature of sex trafficking in the United States. Despite the growing focus and concern surrounding human trafficking, gaps exist that leave victims and survivors without the care and resources they need to build a life beyond the abuse.

“Advocates reported a significant lack of services available for men, boys, and LGBTI individuals and noted continued concern that some federal funding opportunities no longer highlight the need for services for LGBTI individuals,” the State Department said in its Trafficking in Persons report. “NGOs and survivor advocates continued to report insufficient access to emergency shelter, transitional housing, and long-term housing options for trafficking victims.”

Progress has been made on this front, but too often too many kids can’t fight their way out of the clutches of their traffickers. In cities across the nation, and along the highways that connect them, police and advocates continue their fight to eradicate human trafficking and heal those who survived.




This is the last article of a six part Fox News investigation into human trafficking in America. You can see the previous five television segments and articles here, One, Two, Three, Four, and Five.

If you are being trafficked or suspect that someone you know is being trafficked contact The National Center for Missing and Exploited Children at 1-800-THE-LOST or CYBERTIPLINE.ORG.
Title: Re: Spoken Word | Child sex trafficking | Tattooed Theist
Post by: patrick jane on July 21, 2019, 07:08:05 pm
Important topic
Title: Re: Spoken Word | Child sex trafficking | Tattooed Theist
Post by: patrick jane on April 18, 2020, 01:03:55 am
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AE5t8EBnOmg
Title: Re: Spoken Word | Child sex trafficking | Tattooed Theist
Post by: guest125 on April 18, 2020, 11:19:21 am
These people are disgusting and the richer, the more powerful, the higher up in the kingdom of Babylon you go... the darker it gets.  These are those who trade bodies and souls....

Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates met with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein multiple times starting in 2011, The New York Times reported, revealing a closer connection between the two billionaires than previously known.

Gates told The Wall Street Journal last month that he “didn’t have any business relationship or friendship” with Epstein, who committed suicide in prison in August while facing charges of sex trafficking of minors. That came after reports of a purported connection between Gates and Epstein to provide funding to a prominent MIT research program.
Title: Re: Spoken Word | Child sex trafficking | Tattooed Theist
Post by: patrick jane on May 28, 2020, 07:26:19 am
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IoEwc7D6xks&list=WL&index=31&t=0s
Title: Re: Spoken Word | Child sex trafficking | Tattooed Theist
Post by: patrick jane on July 27, 2020, 10:24:07 am
Evil
Title: Re: Spoken Word | Child sex trafficking | Tattooed Theist
Post by: patrick jane on August 20, 2020, 11:01:37 am
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WgB-DhoORis&list=WL&index=3&t=0s
Title: Re: Spoken Word | Child sex trafficking | Tattooed Theist
Post by: patrick jane on August 30, 2020, 04:59:03 pm
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Title: Re: Spoken Word | Child sex trafficking | Tattooed Theist
Post by: patrick jane on October 21, 2020, 10:48:57 am
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Title: Re: Spoken Word | Child sex trafficking | Tattooed Theist
Post by: patrick jane on October 24, 2020, 07:16:16 am
Thank you Joe The Tattooed Theist
Title: Re: Spoken Word | Child sex trafficking | Tattooed Theist
Post by: patrick jane on October 26, 2020, 12:13:44 pm
This video outlines current litigation against Google for banning YouTube channel with no cause. The common denominator for all of the recently banned channel is that they each exposed pedophilia and child sex trafficking.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QFMYFatpO1k
Title: Re: Spoken Word | Child sex trafficking | Tattooed Theist
Post by: guest8 on October 26, 2020, 07:49:31 pm
This video outlines current litigation against Google for banning YouTube channel with no cause. The common denominator for all of the recently banned channel is that they each exposed pedophilia and child sex trafficking.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QFMYFatpO1k
;D
Title: Re: Spoken Word | Child sex trafficking | Tattooed Theist
Post by: patrick jane on January 06, 2021, 10:59:15 am
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BNyeSapG7HE&t=630s

Start @ 8 minutes
Title: Re: Spoken Word | Child sex trafficking | Tattooed Theist
Post by: patrick jane on January 09, 2021, 06:57:22 am
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BNyeSapG7HE&t=630s

Start @ 8 minutes
Quickly removed because it was true and exposes the sex trafficking leaders and missing children.
Title: Re: Spoken Word | Child sex trafficking | Tattooed Theist
Post by: patrick jane on January 13, 2022, 08:26:30 am
Doctor Sleep | Based on a True Story



Stephen King's Doctor Sleep is A LOT closer to reality than you think. As the saying goes: The Truth is Stranger than Fiction. Thanks for coming to my channel. I hope you enjoy my work. Sometimes it's ridiculous how much time I can put into one video, but I try to make them as best and as complete as possible.





31 minutes

https://www.bitchute.com/video/iBGeRIUy4TEX/
Title: Re: Spoken Word | Child sex trafficking | Tattooed Theist
Post by: patrick jane on January 16, 2022, 06:06:42 pm
Unanswered Questions About Epstein and Ghislaine



10 minutes
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XJTvn_WHiXk
Title: Re: Spoken Word | Child sex trafficking | Tattooed Theist
Post by: patrick jane on January 27, 2022, 05:27:05 pm
(https://www-images.christianitytoday.com/images/127477.jpg?h=393&w=700)
https://www.christianitytoday.com/news/2022/january/sex-trafficking-qanon-conspiracy-christian-ministry.html







Anti-Trafficking Ministries Now Fight QAnon Conspiracies Too







Online myths and misinformation are becoming more of a distraction from their work.


When Alia Dewees conducts seminars about the scourge of sex trafficking and its prevention, there ’s one group of people more likely than others to quiz her about the furniture and décor company Wayfair selling missing children or kids being smuggled through tunnels under New York City: Christians.

These stories are among the conspiracies that were popularized by the QAnon movement and have captured the imaginations of countless Americans and more than a quarter of Christians.

What myth-believing Christians don ’t want to hear is Dewees ’s experience as a trafficking survivor. When her experiences don ’t match what they ’ve read on the internet, some trust the internet rather than the survivor in front of them.

“My voice is invalidated; my experience is invalidated,” said Dewees, who now works as the after care development director for Safe House Project, an anti-trafficking organization based in Alexandria, Virginia. “That was so true for me in my trafficking experience for so many years that it ’s a triggering experience. It triggers a trauma response of feeling like I want to shut down.”

January is National Slavery and Human Trafficking Prevention Month, and anti-trafficking groups are struggling to combat not just an international multibillion-dollar industry but also misinformation that distracts from real survivors.

Anti-trafficking advocates have always encountered misconceptions, often formed from media portrayals of trafficking like the film Taken. It’s common for people who know nothing about trafficking to assume traffickers work by kidnapping unsuspecting victims off the street. And Dewees said that most people will abandon their misconceptions when they learn the facts through education and training.

Those who believe conspiracies are different, though. Dewees says they are far less eager to abandon their misconceptions when they hear information from experts in the field.

Kristi Wells, Safe House Project’s CEO, recently spent 90 minutes after a North Carolina training event answering questions about why Safe House Project isn’t fighting the conspiracy theories attendees had read on the internet, like about US government operatives smuggling children.

Wells tells conspiracy enthusiasts that every day people call Safe House Project for help. “If we’re constantly focused on looking for conspiracy theories and survivors that we can’t impact, we’re ignoring the opportunities to identify and respond to the children in our communities that are being trafficked and are right under our nose,” she said.

Anti-trafficking advocates understand that those under the spell of conspiracy theories almost always have good intentions and want to help. Stephanie Simpson, communications and training manager for Restore NYC, said some of its most devoted supporters contacted her with questions about the Wayfair trafficking conspiracy. But they have believed a myth about trafficking that flattens complicated situations into good-guy/bad-guy scenarios.

“It’s human nature—we want so badly for there to be a bad guy,” Simpson said. But the truth is far more nuanced, and “nuance isn’t sexy.”

Rather than fighting bad people, Restore NYC focuses on bad systems that force labor- and sex-trafficking victims to feel as if they have no other options. Housing inequality, employment discrimination, racism—these systemic issues are harder to see and believe and even harder to dismantle.

And by focusing on the bad guy, not only do conspiracy believers not see the complex roots of trafficking, but they often miss the victims too.

Pat Bradley, founder of Crisis Aid, said trafficking myths get people interested in an exciting “rescue,” but not the long road of healing that survivors must walk. Crisis Aid has moved away from using eye-popping statistics about trafficking to keep the focus on survivors.

“Lots of people are interested in the rescue, but we are more focused on the victim and getting Christian, trauma-based care” to those leaving trafficking, he said. Crisis Aid provides wraparound support for survivors and their families and walks survivors through the healing process, even over the course of several years.

Polaris, the anti-trafficking agency that operates the US National Human Trafficking Hotline, saw its phone traffic dramatically increase in 2020.

“Today, we see a new urgency around awareness,” the organization said in a statement on its site. “It is more important than ever before to move past the myths, stereotypes, and unfounded fears that feed panics and conspiracy theories, which manifest in real harm to victims and survivors.”

Bradley said he commonly encounters people who wrongly believe their communities—no matter how small—are hubs for traffickers. This just isn’t true. He doesn’t believe in “awareness campaigns” anymore. “It goes in one ear and out the other.”

As an article in The Atlantic this month noted, the recent panic over sex trafficking has been perpetuated by social media.

“On Facebook and Instagram, friends and neighbors share unsettling statistics and dire images in formats designed for online communities that reward displays of concern,” the story read. “Because today’s messaging about child sex trafficking is so decentralized and fluid, it is impervious to gatekeepers who would knock down its most outlandish claims.”

Some anti-trafficking advocates don’t mind the counterfeit stories because they are a means of getting people to pay attention to the cause. Elizabeth Fisher Good, founder of The Foundation United, said if the rumors open more eyes to the issue of trafficking, that’s fine with her. Fisher Good said churches need to be better equipped to spot abuse in the church, since experiencing abuse makes people more vulnerable to being trafficked.

Sandra Morgan doesn’t even like the term conspiracy theories; it’s too politically charged. Instead the director of the Global Center for Women and Justice at Vanguard University talks about “counterfeit” stories.

As anti-trafficking advocates do the work of educating and advocacy while combating counterfeit narratives, Morgan likens them to the Israelites in the book of Nehemiah, building Jerusalem’s walls with their tools in one hand and swords in the other to fend off marauders.

“You could spend your whole time putting out fires, and that distracts from what we need to be doing every single day,” she said.

Even now Morgan, based in Orange County, California, is dealing with the Super Bowl myth, the misconception that the host city Los Angeles will see a dramatic increase in sex-trafficking business next month.

Instead of investing time debunking counterfeit narratives, she urges churches to spend time educating themselves with truth so they can easily spot counterfeits and identify real victims.

She’s developed the Ending Human Trafficking podcast and a curated set of interviews with survivors. She also cowrote the forthcoming book Ending Human Trafficking to give churches a resource for the work for which they are uniquely suited: prevention.

Restore NYC has added a module about counterfeit myths to its Trafficking 101 training since questions about conspiracies came up so often in these settings. And while Christians might not see the systemic issues that push the vulnerable toward trafficking, Simpson said believers do see people made in God’s image and are eager to help fellow image bearers in need, regardless of what brought about their difficult situations to begin with.

In the 2021 fiscal year, Restore NYC distributed $940,000 in emergency relief to trafficking survivors.

Dewees of Safe House Project noted that some of the most devoted, effective advocates she works with in the anti-trafficking field are Christians.

“Those really solid faith-based leaders in this field are the ones having the most incredible impact because they’re taking the Christlikeness that they have and extending it to the survivors they work with,” she said.

To see the truth of human trafficking, Wells says Christians need to abandon their “savior complex.”

“The idea that we see the most rampant in the church is if there’s a perfect victim, there’s a person we can go out and save, and we’re going to be the heroes of the story.”

But just as Christians aren’t the heroes in their own salvation stories, they are not the heroes in the stories of survivors leaving trafficking and entering a path of healing.
Title: Re: Spoken Word | Child sex trafficking | Tattooed Theist
Post by: patrick jane on July 15, 2022, 01:48:56 pm
Famous Child Groomers Exposed



Many of the worlds favorite artists, sports stars, and religious leaders have been grooming young children and while the mainstream media has broadcasted the likes of R. Kelley,  Jeffrey Epstein, and Ghislaine Maxwell, many more have swept their pasts under the rug and continue under the limelight as their skeleton filled closed has remained closed to much of the public.




29 minutes
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VxYKW5qfuTE