Slavery is coming back West
Slavery is coming back West
Slavery has taken on a new PR campaign; re-branding it’s self as, human trafficking they say.
While one included whips and lynchings; the re-branded model is said to be polished with more public acceptance capability, than the other.
Even though human trafficking can not by definition be labeled as slavery; the two bare very close resemblance in nature.
For instance; taking human beings against their will.
Forcing human beings to work without compensation against their will.
Beatings are a form of capital punishments; and so is murder in human trafficking.
It has been brought to Bahama Drama’s attention that, whole families are being kidnapped and sold into slavery by citizens of member countries of the United Nations with these countries being fully aware of what is taken place in their own country’s, but do nothing worth repeating.
But notice no media coverage from your favorite TV network’s around the world. Ask yourself why?
The storming of the US capital made world news for weeks on many networks around the world. But the video coverage of a slave girl, or a slave boy; working for free on a farm, or in a home will never make the world news for weeks. Ask yourself why?
It’s because your favorite network’s give you what you want to see.
We don’t want to see the world’s greatest tragedy. A heartless tragedy that will continue way into the future on this planet.
With the aid of you and me. Because silence, is our collective consents.
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As of 2018, the countries with the most slaves were: India (8 million), China (3.86 million), Pakistan (3.19 million), North Korea (2.64 million), Nigeria (1.39 million), Indonesia (1.22 million), Democratic Republic of the Congo (1 million), Russia (794,000) and the Philippines (784,000).
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BAHAMA DRAMA BELIEVES THAT
WE ARE NOT FREE; UNTIL ALL ARE FREE!
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