Massage Parlor Reports

[QUOTE=King Kim Chee; 1363979][link]

[url]http://english.donga.com/srv/service.php3?biid=2006092571388[/url]

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"They had similar stories about how they came here. Then why did they come to this faraway country and end up in the sex trade business?

'It is hard to make money when you are older than 30 in Korea. But, I heard that Asian women's age is hard to recognize in the USA and that one can earn 20, 000-30, 000 dollars easily. '

Mrs. A. 35, took a flight to Mexico eight months ago after listening to one of her acquaintances. She was guided to Tijuana, Mexico which borders San Diego in California and after staying at a tourist home for a couple of days, she crossed the border hidden in a car with a back seat removed. It cost her $10, 000 to cross the border. There were a lot of ethnic Korean women who came from Yongbyon, China at the tourist home."

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[url]http://www.rjkoehler.com/2006/06/21/8000-korean-prostitutes-in-us-since-2004-report/[/url]

[/link][/QUOTE]Old stories from 2004, 2006. Just provide a link to the current (2011-2012) immigration law that you claim prohibits Korean females under the age of 35/40 from immigrating to the United States of America.

Happy Mongering.

Was at Fantacy on Tuesday and Saturday. (I tried, but failed to report the Tuesday visit so this will be for both days). FANTASTIC. Tuesday with Amanda and Sat with Kim. Yes there are differences between the levels of satisfaction provided by different AMPs in Warren. SUN set a very high level; but Fantacy exceeded all my expectations. Ada (mamasun) is not only watching over the operation, but gives a fantastic massage. Amanda was young and new, so Ada helped with the massage (I could have died right then due to happiness). When I returned on Saturday, Kim made me very happy, since Amanda had left. Yes the sauna is small, but I did not come for a sauna. Yes there are cameras, but it made me feel more comfortable. The cost may be higher $.5 but the end result was worth it. I can only suggest that other places (Yes, I have been coming to this area for over 6 years) may be excellent; but this place is FANTASTIC!

Hello,

Everyone I'm plaining on trip to Fuji does anyone know if Hanna is still there?

[QUOTE=Nrdd6810; 1365551]Hello,

Everyone I'm plaining on trip to Fuji does anyone know if Hanna is still there?[/QUOTE]I just gave her a workout last week. She is there, and her English is getting better. I posted this info a short way back, it's a good idea as a new member to do some reading, and you will often find the answers you are looking for. Enjoy, she is always a good time.

WKBN calls the rally to introduce new legislation on massage parlors a success! Dozen showed up, I can't wait to read the tribune chronicle this week! I am pretty sure that at least one spa is going to be affected, any ideas on which one? Though some say it is just a small change on operation hours and on inspections, I think different! It seems once this is done MVOC will have met certain criteria to qualify for both a state and federal grant. What will this be used for? Any ideas? My bet is to create havoc on the spas! Over the next few days we will all learn a little more. Though I can only think of one spa that may possibly be involved in human trafficking, I have to wonder how they will affect the others! For now I will sit back and have a bowl of Vo soup anticipating the outcome!

Happy Mongerong

[QUOTE=Book Man; 1364563]Old stories from 2004, 2006. Just provide a link to the current (2011-2012) immigration law that you claim prohibits Korean females under the age of 35/40 from immigrating to the United States of America.

Happy Mongering.[/QUOTE]One of the ways Korean women were getting into the country was to marry US servicemen, and then disappear once they get in the states and got their citizenship paperwork. The military has since put a process in place to stop this. This link is to a marriage guide posted on the website of the Second Infantry Division, which is deployed to South Korea. The Army does not make it very easy.

[url]http://www.2id.korea.army.mil/meta/files/soldiers_guide_usfk_marriage_reg20070319.pdf[/url]

[QUOTE=Book Man; 1364563]Old stories from 2004, 2006. Just provide a link to the current (2011-2012) immigration law that you claim prohibits Korean females under the age of 35/40 from immigrating to the United States of America.

Happy Mongering.[/QUOTE]There is no such immigration law, As I have said many times he is talking out of his ass! It seams as though mama has put away the cape and fangs again, the resurrection didn't work out as planned!

[QUOTE=Rift Randall;1363232]I think what King Kim Chee is saying is close because most of the Korean women that work at the spa like Sun come here by tourist visa. The older they are the easier it is for them to apply for the visa. When they arrive in the US on the tourist visa they then stay illegally and use a system of car and taxi service to travel through the states so that they're not detected. This is pretty much part of the illegal immigration issue that a spa like Sun faces.[/QUOTE]Oh my goodness.

I. C. E would love to check out Sun Spa.

Always stay safe.

They ran an ad on BP today for new girl Dianna. Anyone checked her out?

Happy Mongering.

[QUOTE=KingIpinni; 1365798]WKBN calls the rally to introduce new legislation on massage parlors a success! Dozen showed up, I can't wait to read the tribune chronicle this week! I am pretty sure that at least one spa is going to be affected, any ideas on which one? Though some say it is just a small change on operation hours and on inspections, I think different! It seems once this is done MVOC will have met certain criteria to qualify for both a state and federal grant. What will this be used for? Any ideas? My bet is to create havoc on the spas! Over the next few days we will all learn a little more. Though I can only think of one spa that may possibly be involved in human trafficking, I have to wonder how they will affect the others! For now I will sit back and have a bowl of Vo soup anticipating the outcome!

Happy Mongerong[/QUOTE]Vietnamese soup is PHO not VO dumbass

[QUOTE=Squiggy;1366562]Vietnamese soup is PHO not VO dumbass[/QUOTE]I know how it is spelled, I have used king dumbasses spelling!

Do you have a recipe for us also? How large of a cat do I need?

Wow are things quiet.

[QUOTE=Squiggy;1366562]Vietnamese soup is PHO not VO dumbass[/QUOTE]Vo soup is what poor Kelly was only allowed to eat.

Has anyone visited Tiger Spa (old VIP Spa) yet?

Wondering if Sarah is still there or if they upgraded the attendants when they changed the name?

Saw Hanna the other day and she is sweet as ever and getting better with each vist, she said she will leave on vacation next Monday for 3 months so grab her while you can as her English is getting better along with her French. Doc

[QUOTE=Tourchtd;1365452]Was at Fantacy on Tuesday and Saturday. (I tried, but failed to report the Tuesday visit so this will be for both days). FANTASTIC. Tuesday with Amanda and Sat with Kim. Yes there are differences between the levels of satisfaction provided by different AMPs in Warren. SUN set a very high level; but Fantacy exceeded all my expectations. Ada (mamasun) is not only watching over the operation, but gives a fantastic massage. Amanda was young and new, so Ada helped with the massage (I could have died right then due to happiness). When I returned on Saturday, Kim made me very happy, since Amanda had left. Yes the sauna is small, but I did not come for a sauna. Yes there are cameras, but it made me feel more comfortable. The cost may be higher $.5 but the end result was worth it. I can only suggest that other places (Yes, I have been coming to this area for over 6 years) may be excellent; but this place is FANTASTIC![/QUOTE]Kind of a subpar review if you ask me.