I just finished reading " The Natashas " By Victor Malarek and am just starting to read " The Johns " by the same author. If you want to know how cruel this world truly is this is a good way to find out!! I don't believe violence is a cure for anything... but in this case I'm willing to make an exception. A sniper should be sent in until people get the message. Kidnap someone with the intention of sexual slavery and you will die is the only way to stop this.
I believe these books should be mandatory reading in every high school in the world.
Human Trafficking | Forum
Moderator billyHill
Sep 4 '15
If I even had a clue about it, I'd offer something # 1. I know what I've seen on TV, and some documentaries. and the fact is wherever there is a market for something, that need will be met. By unscrupulous or the other sector of people.
Note: I am not voicing an opinion one way or the other
Note: I am not voicing an opinion one way or the other
Number1
Sep 4 '15
Thanks billyhill. No opinion needed. The books were a real I opener for me that's all.
Willi
Sep 22 '18
Sadly human trafficking is about as old as mankind (and womankind - to satisfy the politically correct Newspeak advocates) itself. Humsns were captured and displaced for the purpose of being exploited, not only sexually. This habit was almost certainly introduced on a large scale by some tribes living in deep Africa, who supplied the slaves to ancient Egypt. There was no way Egyptians themselves could have caught the huge number of slaves they needed for their projects. The "heart of Africa" was simply too inaccessible then, so slaves were bought from those with local knowledge. Up to the abolishment of the Western slave trade it was Africans, who actuslly captured and sold the slaves to white traders and exporters.
Sadly the slave trade is still alive and well within Aftica and Asia as the msin suppliers of slaves.
I am indeed in favor of using deadly force yo prevent this from happening, bur bur often the victims ate lured to their destination by false job promises leading to shameless exploitation. Such practices are very hard to combat, as most victims just "disappear" never to be seen again.
The crime of scsmming is, besides, closely connected and often run by the same exploitation rackets, that trade in slaves.
