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Bizarre.
1 posted on 05/30/2002 5:30:37 AM PDT by MeekOneGOP
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To: MeeknMing
What's bizarre about it? This sort of this goes on all the time, all over the world. Evil? Yes. Trafficking in women for prostitution has long been a mob stable and is now a staple of the eastern european and russian mobs. Very bad.
2 posted on 05/30/2002 5:47:07 AM PDT by CatoRenasci
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To: MeeknMing
The lovely traditions of the third world are coming to our shores.
3 posted on 05/30/2002 5:52:38 AM PDT by Dialup Llama
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To: MeeknMing
My wife just visited an Baptist run orphanage in Honduras just two weeks ago where they (the people who run the orphanage) had literally snatched 4 teenage girls from a man who claimed he was taking them to be "adopted" somewhere in Europe.

Slavery is alive and well.

4 posted on 05/30/2002 5:58:28 AM PDT by Blood of Tyrants
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To: MeeknMing
least six underage girls had been forced into prostitution.

Political correctness will force us to respect that in other cultures there is no "underage" when it comes to prostitution and all immigrants come here to work hard at jobs that Americans won't do.

7 posted on 05/30/2002 6:34:59 AM PDT by FITZ
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To: MeeknMing
Bizarre.

Not really.
All you have to do is watch the "Cops" episodes on FOX; despite all the selfless
work of the Fort Worth Police, there are "undesirables", just like in
any city.

This may be a new trend to DFW, but perhaps the only reason we're hearing about it
is good police work and/or an informant with a conscience.
9 posted on 05/31/2002 5:35:30 PM PDT by VOA
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