Federal officials said Tuesday that the FBI has uncovered more than 200 sex trafficking victims and 126 suspects in a two-week investigation.
The “cross-country operation” involved nearly every FBI field office, as well as state and local partners. according to To the press release of the station. This two-week effort has spanned his 13 years, with numerous federal, state, and local agencies working to find missing children, victims and suspected perpetrators of child sex crimes. and non-profit organizations participating.
“Human trafficking is a grave human rights violation that preys on the most vulnerable people in society,” FBI Director Christopher Wray said of recent operations. “The FBI’s action on this threat has never wavered and continues to send the message that these atrocities will not be tolerated.”
But I was definitely informed by the media that child sex trafficking was a QAnon conspiracy… https://t.co/1lYHpTdbB2 pic.twitter.com/aDuWfbJjMd
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The FBI said 59 child victims of sex trafficking had been found during the operation, as well as 59 children reported missing. (Related: Saving children from sex traffickers is now ‘adjacent to QAnon,’ according to corporate media)
The news came just a month after news outlets such as: rolling stoneNPR, Salon, The Guardian, Jezebel, ABC News and others said child sex trafficking was a QAnon conspiracy theory. The articles from each of the above outlets are strikingly similar in nature and were written in response to the movie The Sound of Freedom.
This film tells the true story of an anti-child sex trafficking team who rescued countless children from traffickers across Latin America. It remains unclear why all of these corporate media outlets published essentially the same hit stories for the film, and why their reporters are so comfortable saying child sex trafficking is not real. .
