Operation Toussaint: Operation Underground Railroad & the Fight to End Modern Day Slavery

The full movie.

As I was researching more about Tim Ballard, I fond this:

[link to americancrimejournal.com (secure)]

It's a long, but relevant read from someone who wanted to be on the rescue team. Sounds like Tim sold out or was always compromised?

"A final statement that didn’t sit well with me came from an instructor at the training. Through the week it was hinted that I might be selected to go overseas. Nearing the end of the training he told me what country I would be deployed to. He looked away, smirked, and said:

“Look the guys over there in (super secret country) are pretty wild. Kinda rowdy. You sure you can keep up?”

What could this have meant? I ‘don’t’ know. But during the training it was implied most of our time would be spent in strip clubs, bars, and other similar social scenes. The reason O.U.R. gave for this was that traffickers hung out there. See we weren’t always going in with intel, locations, people to track or places to conduct surveillance on. It seemed as though most of our time would be playing the part of dumb tourists just waiting to be approached by a trafficker. Over time it began to sound less and less like a mission, and more like a bro-cation.

How are operatives to spend their time until a trafficker approaches?

Waiting around, drinking, partying, watching girls dance. Idle time. Hey, I’ll throw some religion back at O.U.R. and remind them that, “idle hands are the devil’s workshop”. And with claims of sexual assault, and alleged sexual exploitation of the same victims you’re supposed to be saving, looks like:

Devil 1, Innocent Victims 0"

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