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Has been out of contact? I have tried to call but did not get and answer. I know her visa was running out and thought she was on her way back to Thailand. Got a call from her on a different number. She said she went out to CA for a minute and now was back to marry me.

Guess there is smoke out there.

[QUOTE=Qasian;1088130]Cover your tracks if you have been unfortunate enough to leave your footprints in the sand in the Tysons, Ffx, Alexandria and / or Annandale area. A joint task force operation between FFX Co, MOCO and ICE has brought down the majority of the areas Thais. If you've drank any Pepsi or played the Nuru game, then the info you provided for entry is now in the hands of these 3 agencies. This is firsthand info from one owner herself. Word of caution, stay away from all things asian until this dust settles, which could likely take weeks or even months. Many involved are rolling on everything they know in an attempt to prevent their deportation. Cover your tracks as best you can. If you don't believe, just look at the major disappearance of key players within the last 48 hours. Those members I have interacted with in the past may PM for further details. All others should not even wate their time as they will receive no response.[/QUOTE]

[url]http://www.montgomerycountymd.gov/Apps/Police/News/NA_details.asp?NaID=5695[/url]

[QUOTE=Vamassage Fan;1089147][url]http://www.montgomerycountymd.gov/Apps/Police/News/NA_details.asp?NaID=5695[/url][/QUOTE]Thanks for the info.

[quote=vamassage fan;1089147][url]http://www.montgomerycountymd.gov/apps/police/news/na_details.asp?naid=5695[/url][/quote]i'd be the first person to drop a dime on an outfit or pimp that was trafficking girls, putting them to work against their will, or dealing in **** girls. montgomery county is blurring the reality that such crime exists in some situations, with all escort and massage providers, and implying that the outfits they shut down (such as tgnd) were trafficking or using compulsion. this is an outright lie.

i can't speak for the thai places, because i don't know anything about them, but the vast majority of the girls i've met the past decade or more have traveled around the country as they please, with their own cell phones and often their own cars. they talk freely about their travels and their families, and don't do "check-in" and "check-out" phone calls that seem to suggest someone else is controlling them.

i once met a girl in another city who claimed that she was "owned" by someone who had purchased her in slave auction. i really couldn't tell if it was true or she was crazy, but i got in touch with the local police and social-services agency to have them check on her. even after my second request, i don't think they ever really did anything.

the police are not interested in stopping trafficking so much as there are shutting down all activity under the pretense of protecting "victims." in this area, their lies are more blatant than in drug enforcement. and this is moco, so bear in mind that this dishonesty and prosecution of overwhelmingly victimless crimes are being carried out by democrats, who don't really care about individual freedom, but power and control.

[quote=bunker buster;1089197]the police are not interested in stopping trafficking so much as there are shutting down all activity under the pretense of protecting "victims." in this area, their lies are more blatant than in drug enforcement. and this is moco, so bear in mind that this dishonesty and prosecution of overwhelmingly victimless crimes are being carried out by democrats, who don't really care about individual freedom, but power and control.[/quote]these are the same guys that are trying to sell the public that the speed cameras are a deterrent to speeding, when in reality they are only there to collect more revenue, and cut back on personnel. if you ever asked to see the photos of the slaves they have discovered they probably will tell you that they are **** so we can't show the photos. unlike bunker buster i have never encountered a sex slave.

[QUOTE=Joseleche;1089158]Thanks for the info.[/QUOTE]Stay clear!

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[QUOTE=Qasian; 1089418]Stay clear!

[url]http://classifieds.washingtoncitypaper.com/washington/ViewAd?oid=oid[/url]%3A1150054[/QUOTE]Was not able to read the story because it was removed, so I did some research and came accross this:

[url]http://www.latimes.com/wjw-news-prostitution-human-trafficking-cleveland,0,3342917.story[/url],

They found nothing on these recent raids in Cleveland but they make it out to be blatant slave trade activity right in our backyard. Then at the end of the article "Wilson says even though all of the people arrested in Cleveland are adults, it is naive to think that children are not being sold in the slave trade as well." That pretty much sums up all these wild goose chases.

[QUOTE=Sashimi; 1089512]Was not able to read the story because it was removed, so I did some research and came accross this:

[url]http://www.latimes.com/wjw-news-prostitution-human-trafficking-cleveland,0,3342917.story[/url],

They found nothing on these recent raids in Cleveland but they make it out to be blatant slave trade activity right in our backyard. Then at the end of the article "Wilson says even though all of the people arrested in Cleveland are adults, it is naive to think that children are not being sold in the slave trade as well." That pretty much sums up all these wild goose chases. [/QUOTE]It was posted in the DC forum

[quote=sashimi; 1089512]was not able to read the story because it was removed, so i did some research and came accross this:

[url]http://www.latimes.com/wjw-news-prostitution-human-trafficking-cleveland,0,3342917.story[/url],

they found nothing on these recent raids in cleveland but they make it out to be blatant slave trade activity right in our backyard. then at the end of the article "wilson says even though all of the people arrested in cleveland are adults, it is naive to think that children are not being sold in the slave trade as well." that pretty much sums up all these wild goose chases. [/quote]human trafficking does happen. a latino brothel near my neighborhood was busted and there were definitely **** girls there. i've also seen it in the far east.

having said that, most of these articles about "human trafficking" make my blood boil. they all have approximately the same format:

(1) so-and-so place was busted and x number of people were arrested.

(2)"fbi special agent somebody" is then quoted as saying that the arrests are part of some grand altruistic operation to rescue minors, or stop human trafficking in general, or some other noble purpose.

(3) according to "fbi special agent somebody" or "executive of some other stop human trafficking organization", girls are abducted, tortured, abused, blah blah blah.

(4) the articles then detail that so many 40+ year old women were charged with soliciting, and so many other 30-to-60 year old men were charged with [insert local definition of pay-for-sex here].

(5) article ends with "fbi special agent somebody" saying that they are doing x, y, and z, and citizens can help by calling this number, and a plea to help stop human trafficking and save our daughters, and so on.

in other words, the police or fbi arrest a bunch of consenting adults, and then they work with (or manipulate) the media into linking these pointless arrests to the most horrible crimes imaginable. but hey, don't listen to me. what do i know? just print any of these articles, take a magic marker, black out anything not having to do with the specific arrests, and then re-read.

for the record, i am thoroughly disgusted by the thought of human trafficking. not only do i have a daughter, but i have seen trafficking first-hand, especially in poor far-east countries. i can't even describe the hollow, empty look in the eyes of these girls. if i ever saw that in any amp, or even suspected it, i would call the police myself.

I have not been in this forum for awhile. I had concentrated in another site, BP and Date-check. I met with Destiny in NOVA (Woodbridge) She has good reviews in another site and ads in BP and Date-check. Overall good performance. CBJ, CG, DATY and Mish. Not a GFE but still good. $2 for 1.

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After another post.

Dr. GFE

Hi.

I saw Adrienne from an agency. Real cute. Her performance was excellent. She is a true GFE. Lots of DFK, DATY, BBBJ, DATY, CG, MISH and Doggy. Can not wait to see her again.

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I'll be staying close to the Airport in N. Virginia and wanted some company, any recommendations on pretty asian girls?

Thanks,

HB

[QUOTE=Head Banger; 1105166]I'll be staying close to the Airport in N. Virginia and wanted some company, any recommendations on pretty asian girls?

Thanks,

HB[/QUOTE]Megan Erotic is the area favorite. Just add dotcom to the end of her name to see her site. I've not seen her myself but she is well regarded and firmly established. There is another one that provides a more geisha-like named Momoko Okada (add dotcom to Miss Momoko) that also is well received.

[quote=max beelyun; 1089875]human trafficking does happen. a latino brothel near my neighborhood was busted and there were definitely **** girls there. i've also seen it in the far east.

having said that, most of these articles about "human trafficking" make my blood boil. they all have approximately the same format:

(1) so-and-so place was busted and x number of people were arrested.

(2)"fbi special agent somebody" is then quoted as saying that the arrests are part of some grand altruistic operation to rescue minors, or stop human trafficking in general, or some other noble purpose.

(3) according to "fbi special agent somebody" or "executive of some other stop human trafficking organization", girls are abducted, tortured, abused, blah blah blah.

(4) the articles then detail that so many 40+ year old women were charged with soliciting, and so many other 30-to-60 year old men were charged with [insert local definition of pay-for-sex here].

(5) article ends with "fbi special agent somebody" saying that they are doing x, y, and z, and citizens can help by calling this number, and a plea to help stop human trafficking and save our daughters, and so on.

in other words, the police or fbi arrest a bunch of consenting adults, and then they work with (or manipulate) the media into linking these pointless arrests to the most horrible crimes imaginable. but hey, don't listen to me. what do i know? just print any of these articles, take a magic marker, black out anything not having to do with the specific arrests, and then re-read.

for the record, i am thoroughly disgusted by the thought of human trafficking. not only do i have a daughter, but i have seen trafficking first-hand, especially in poor far-east countries. i can't even describe the hollow, empty look in the eyes of these girls. if i ever saw that in any amp, or even suspected it, i would call the police myself. [/quote]off topic, but laura augustin is an anthropologist who has looked at the sex business worldwide. she sees it like it is and recognises that it exists, that it actually helps many women, and that nothing is just black and white.

[url]http://www.lauraagustin.com/[/url]

if you are interested, read some of her posts on these subjects.

If the overwhelming majority of women in the business are trafficked "victims," why do the police post their pictures, full names and addresses on the internet, to shame them in front of the entire world for the rest of their lives? They don't do this with rape and other sex-crime victims.

They do the same thing with drugs, claiming that everyone involved is a victim, then release names and photos, and hand them over to the justice system to be caged up with murderers, rapists and thieves.

To be clear, anyone involved in forcing, tricking or transporting unwilling sex-trade participants should face the death penalty.

[QUOTE=Max Beelyun; 1089875].

Having said that, most of these articles about "human trafficking" make my blood boil. They all have approximately the same format:

(1) So-and-so place was busted and X number of people were arrested.

(2)"FBI Special Agent Somebody" is then quoted as saying that the arrests are part of some grand altruistic operation to rescue minors, or stop human trafficking in general, or some other noble purpose.

(3) According to "FBI Special Agent Somebody" or "Executive of Some Other Stop Human Trafficking Organization", girls are abducted, tortured, abused, blah blah blah.

(4) The articles then detail that so many 40+ year old women were charged with soliciting, and so many other 30-to-60 year old men were charged with [insert local definition of pay-for-sex here].

(5) Article ends with "FBI Special Agent Somebody" saying that they are doing X, Y, and Z, and citizens can help by calling this number, and a plea to help stop human trafficking and save our daughters, and so on.

In other words, the police or FBI arrest a bunch of consenting adults, and then they work with (or manipulate) the media into linking these pointless arrests to the most horrible crimes imaginable. But hey, don't listen to me. What do I know? Just print any of these articles, take a magic marker, black out anything NOT having to do with the specific arrests, and then re-read.

For the record, I am thoroughly disgusted by the thought of human trafficking. Not only do I have a daughter, but I have seen trafficking first-hand, especially in poor far-east countries. I can't even describe the hollow, empty look in the eyes of these girls. If I ever saw that in any AMP, or even suspected it, I would call the police myself. [/QUOTE]