EPISODE · Sep 14, 2024 · 57 MIN
Ep 14 - J.J. Carrel - Deputy Patrol Agent, Truth Seeker, Father, Author
from Zen & Callsigns · host Blake Fisher
Summary In this conversation, J.J. Carrell, a former Border Patrol agent, shares his insights on the alarming rise of human trafficking, particularly child sex trafficking, in the United States. He discusses his experiences on the border, the disturbing statistics surrounding missing children, and the normalization of child exploitation in society. Carrell emphasizes the need for bold action and awareness to combat these issues, highlighting the dark realities of organ harvesting and the complicity of government in these crimes. The conversation serves as a call to action for listeners to recognize and address the pervasive nature of child trafficking. Takeaways J.J. Carrell served 24 years in the U.S. Border Patrol. He left due to unconstitutional orders from the government. The rise in missing children is alarming, with over 320,000 unaccounted for. Child sex trafficking is a significant issue in the U.S. The normalization of child exploitation is a growing concern. Organ harvesting is a dark reality linked to child trafficking. Awareness and bold action are necessary to combat these issues. The government is complicit in child trafficking. Raping children has become disturbingly normalized in society. We must confront the uncomfortable truths about child exploitation. Chapters 00:00 Introduction to J.J. Carrell's Background 05:27 The Shift in Border Patrol Dynamics 09:50 The Alarming Rise of Child Trafficking 14:58 The Role of Government in Child Trafficking 19:20 The Disturbing Reality of Missing Children 23:57 The Psychological Impact of Trafficking 27:58 The Dark Side of Abortion and Organ Harvesting 33:01 The Need for Collective Awareness and Action 37:31 Confronting the Truth About Evil 42:12 The Future of Child Safety and Societal Responsibility
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