By OBBM Network Editorial Staff

Derived from an episode of Securing America.

The issue of modern-day slavery is a complex and multifaceted one, with deep roots in history and culture. According to Peter McElvenna, a prominent analyst, the problem is particularly pronounced in the UK, where thousands of young girls have been victims of sex enslavement. The perpetrators are often Sharia supremacist Muslims who are emulating their so-called perfect man, the Prophet Muhammad, who personally practiced sex slavery and other forms of exploitation.

The Scope of the Problem

The scale of the problem is staggering, with estimates suggesting that between 250,000 and 1 million girls have been serially raped in the process of sexual enslavement in the UK over the past 50 years. The issue is not limited to the UK, as similar cases have been reported in the US. The problem is often hidden from view, with victims being forced into silence and perpetrators using intimidation and violence to maintain control.

Frank Gaffney, host of the Securing America series, has been vocal about the need to address this issue, stating that ‘slavery is baked into the DNA of Sharia, Islam’s political, military, legal strategy for conquest.’ He argues that the problem is not just a matter of individual perpetrators, but rather a systemic issue that requires a comprehensive response.

Migration and the Rise of Slavery

The issue of migration is also closely tied to the rise of modern-day slavery. As Peter McElvenna notes, the pace of immigration to the UK is once again on the rise, with many migrants arriving in the country illegally. The largest migrant boat to date, carrying 230 people, including a baby, was recently intercepted by the Royal Navy. The migrants were then brought to a hotel in the UK, where they were provided with food, shelter, and other amenities, all at the expense of the British taxpayer.

The question remains, what can be done to prevent these heinous crimes and protect the victims? It is clear that a comprehensive approach is needed, one that addresses the root causes of the problem and provides support to those who have been affected. This includes increasing awareness and education, improving law enforcement and border control, and providing support to victims and their families.

A Call to Action

The issue of modern-day slavery is a complex and challenging one, but it is not insurmountable. By working together and taking a comprehensive approach, we can prevent these heinous crimes and protect the victims. It is time for governments, civil society, and individuals to take action and make a difference. As Frank Gaffney notes, ‘we must stop these perpetrators and protect the victims, now.’ The full episode of Securing America is available on OBBM Network TV.