Written By Rudolf Hänsel
Contributor | Global REsearch
May 21, 2019
Actually I thought I was sufficiently informed by the books of my friend Manfred Paulus about the shameful excesses of human trafficking and sex slavery. But his meritorious lifelong research is mainly related to Germany and Europe. An article by the American constitutional attorney John W. Whitehead in “Global Research” of 24 April 2019 “The Essence of Evil: Sex with Children Has Become Big Bussiness in America” shows that the sex trade – especially the purchase and sale of young girls – has become “Big Business” in America. This buying and selling has become the fastest growing organized crime business and the second most important good after drugs and weapons. This is America’s dirty little secret. This decadent “Western Value Society” will one day perish like the decadent Roman Empire…
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Global ResearchRudolf Hänsel holds a doctorate in education, a former teacher and school counselor, and a psychologist specializing in clinical psychology, educational psychology and media psychology. He is a book author and author of articles on youth violence, media violence and value education.
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