The Dark Reality of Human Trafficking and Exploitation

The American Pimp exploits vulnerable girls, using manipulation and violence for profit, far exceeding the evil of Al-Qaeda and ISIS.

### The Disturbing Reality of Human Trafficking and Its Parallels to Terrorism
* 😱 The speaker expresses disbelief at the evil nature of traffickers, arguing that the **American pimp is more malevolent** than groups like Al-Qaeda and ISIS.
* 🕵 While some terrorists may have distorted beliefs about the afterlife, pimps exploit vulnerable individuals purely for **greed and control**, showing **no righteousness** in their actions.
* 👧 Traffickers target **young girls aged 13 to 16**, manipulating them into a life of exploitation, often advertising them as **older to deceive buyers**.
* 🚨 A recent operation in Louisville revealed two 15-year-olds being sold, highlighting the grim reality that these girls are **not willingly selling their bodies** but are **coerced and abused**.
* 🔍 Pimps create a façade of **love and validation**, only to subject these girls to **severe violence and degradation**, branding them like cattle to signify **ownership**.
* 🌐 The digital age has transformed trafficking methods, with pimps using **coded language and symbols** to mark their victims, paralleling the communication tactics of **terrorist organizations**.
* 📚 The speaker references literature that glamorizes pimp culture, emphasizing the need to **recognize and dismantle these harmful narratives** that perpetuate exploitation.
* 📺 The speaker concludes by inviting viewers to engage with the channel, emphasizing the **importance of awareness and support** in **combating human trafficking**.

the diabolical nature of these traffickers boggles my mind. We've been talking about Al-Qaeda and ISIS all day, dude. Al-Qaeda and ISIS have nothing on the American Pimp. The American Pimp is the most evil [__] that I've ever encountered, ever. Because some of these Al-Qaeda and ISIS dudes, they truly believe in this distorted idea of what's going to happen in the afterlife, right? Some of them are true believers, don't get me wrong. Most of them are thugs, most of them are miscreant psychopaths. But what does a pimp trafficker believe in? Is he doing anything that's righteous? Is he doing anything that some religious book instructs him to do? Or is he solely 100% exploiting another human being for profit, for greed, for power, for control? And the way they do it is as bad, if not worse, than anything I've seen with Al-Qaeda and ISIS because they prey on the natural development of a human being. So

They're approaching these girls when they're 13, 14, 15, 16 years old, get their hooks into them so they can turn them out when they're 18, or they just say they're 18, and they're really selling them at 15, 16. We just supported an op in Louisville, Kentucky, a couple of days ago, and it was, I think it was two 15-year-olds who were being sold. They're being advertised as 18 because, again, we live in this mythical world of, oh, it's just prostitution, a woman selling her body online, she's 18 years old, that's of age, she can do it, nobody cares. It's a mythical world, and I don't know why people want to live in it. She's not selling her own body; someone else is forcing her to do it. She's not gaining anything from it, and if she doesn't do what her trafficker wants her to do, she's getting a beat down. So, a young girl, as she becomes a teenager, she looks for external

validation. She's beginning to look at the world through her own eyes and beginning to separate herself from those things that have been protecting her: from her family, from her school, from her faith tradition, from the sports teams. And those pimps are just waiting, and they pretend to give her the validation, they pretend to show her love, and then they abuse her, and they rape her, and they beat her, and they force her to conduct random, bizarre, violent, degrading sex acts with buyers. They create something called the stable, they call it the family. What's the pimp called? Daddy. Again, P Diddy, P Daddy, Puff Daddy, all these pieces of trash that we celebrate in the music industry and all of this stuff. It makes me sick that they're even using these terms, truly or not, if they were ever pimps or not, the way that they talk about it and glamorize it. So they create this family, they're called Daddy, the girls are called sisters or Sister Wives, and the trafficker, the average

American Pimp trafficker has five or six girls in his stable. Again, I just use the word stable. He brands the victims in the stable like you would brand cattle because he deconflicts his product from other traffickers. How do I know your girls different from mine, different from someone else's? You have to mark them somehow, otherwise I'm wasting my time talking to your girls and trying to groom your girls and trying to bring your girls over into my stable. So, you have to be marked. So, they physically will brand them with tattoos on their neck, on their hands, on their chest, on their feet, on their wrists. Some of these poor girls are tattooed right across your forehead, right on your face. So, we aren't wasting time talking to each other's girls, and it's done in the physical space. They're physically branded with these tattoos. It's also done in the digital space because the explosion of the internet and social media. I am no longer as a pimp reaching

out to my girls in person. I don't have to go to the mall or the park or the club to find you. I just go to the internet. But because there's so many traffickers and pimps out there that are working the space, we have to digitally mark our girls. We have to digitally brand our girls. So there's all sorts of acronyms and letters and numbers and emojis that depict that a girl is taken. So as I'm sorting through whatever social media platform you want to mention, I'm not stopping on a girl that's already taken. And that those symbols and those clues and that language is taken from the experience I had with Al-Qaeda and Isis. Al-Qaeda and Isis spoke in code language. They spoke in the open. They would refer to a bride. A bride is a suicide bomber, usually male, sometimes female. A groom was definitely a suicide bomber, definitely a male. A wedding was a bombing event. A pomegranate was a hand grenade. A watermelon was an IED.

so just as we began to understand and recognize the codes and the patterns that they use to communicate in the open between Al-Qaeda and Isis, it drove me to look for these codes and patterns that traffickers and pimps use to communicate with their girls and to deconflict product with each other. And in that search, oh lo and behold, it's all written down. There's books about it. How to be a mother [__] pimp. It's a book. How to be a [__] pimp. Children's version would make you throw up in your mouth. The 21 laws of the game or something like that. Pimp and Ken iy wrote a book. H H how you do these things. So just like you can't change codes all the time because like it'll totally get screwed up, there's old ancient codes that have been around for years and years and years and years. Even the idea of the Rose, the rose has been a code for a process itute since the at least the

Roman times when you would come into a town and you'd be looking like you would say something like, Hey, I'm interested in a where can I find a, you know, a handful of roses, or, You know, where are the roses in this town, and the discussion would be, you know, How many roses for an hour, and the girl would say, Oh, it's two roses for an hour, 200 bucks, or whatever. So, you know, there's all this ancient language that has made its way through, and then even things like the letter P. So, uh, the letter P is for pimp. So, when we're looking at a girl who we think might be in trouble, or we know she's in trouble because she's on a site to be sold, and we're trying to figure out who the person of suspicion is, the POS, we just changed that piece of [__] yeah, piece of [__]. We used to call him the POI, the

literally, literally at the last skull games. I was like, you know what, this needs to be POS, person of Suspicion. It works, yeah. So when we're looking for that person of Suspicion, we're looking for things that are hiding in plain sight. So we see a picture of a girl, and she's with a guy, and she's shooting up the peace sign. You would look at that a hundred times, and a hundred times you wouldn't think anything of it. I look at it, and I question, is she telling everyone that he's her pimp? Because P sign is the letter P, the Emoji P emoji, P pimp. She might just be shooting a P sign, but she might. So we look for these things again, the letter P. The guy has a Phillies cap on, and we're over in Los Angeles. He a Phillies fan? Is he from Philadelphia? How is this guy living in LA, a Phillies fan? He might be a Phillies fan, but a bunch of pimps wear Pittsburgh Pirate hats. They wear

Phillies hats because they both have the pee on them. Milwaukee Brewers, you know what the Milwaukee Brewers symbol used to look like? The catcher mitt. Yeah, so you've got the catcher mitt, you have the M for Milwaukee in the fingers of the glove, you have the B for Brewers in the palm and thumb with a glove, and then you have the ball in the middle for O-M-O, which is money over [__], which is a trafficking term. So again, I could spend the next 5 hours talking about all of these indicators that these traffickers are using to tag and mark their girls and deconflict their product, but the point is we're professional counter-traffickers. What's up, guys? Thank you so much for taking the time to watch the interview. Um, as you could probably tell, this is a brand new channel, so if you got anything out of this at all, please like the video, leave me a comment, tell me what you thought, tell me who you'd like to see on the show. Um, I see every like, I read every comment.

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The speaker emphasizes the diabolical nature of American pimps and traffickers, claiming they are more evil than Al-Qaeda and ISIS.

These traffickers exploit vulnerable young girls, often as young as 13, by manipulating and forcing them into prostitution.

The speaker highlights the myth of consent, arguing that these girls are not selling their bodies willingly, but are under the control and coercion of their traffickers.

The Manipulation and Abuse of Vulnerable Girls by Pimps

Pimps exploit vulnerable girls seeking validation and independence, pretending to offer love before subjecting them to abuse and degradation.

They create a false sense of family, with the trafficker branding the girls to differentiate them from others.

The rise of the internet and social media has also changed the dynamics of trafficking, making it easier for pimps to groom and control their victims.

Traffickers and pimps use digital branding and coded language to communicate and identify taken girls on social media.

The speaker draws parallels between the codes used by Al-Qaeda and ISIS and those used by traffickers, highlighting the common patterns in their communication.

The existence of books and resources on pimping and trafficking further emphasizes the long-standing nature of these codes and their impact on the industry.

The Language and Signs of Human Trafficking

The discussion around human trafficking often uses coded language, with phrases like "two roses for an hour" indicating exploitation.

The letter P is associated with "pimp," leading to the term "person of suspicion" (POS) for those involved in trafficking.

Signs hiding in plain sight, such as a girl making a peace sign with a suspicious guy, can signal potential exploitation.

Symbolism in Sports Logos and Counter-Trafficking Efforts

The Milwaukee Brewers' logo features a catcher mitt, with the M and B for Milwaukee and Brewers, and a ball in the middle, symbolizing money and trafficking.

The speaker emphasizes the use of symbols by traffickers to tag and mark their victims.

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