The Wetiko Mindset of Child Trafficking
Most People Would Rather Ignore or Join the Abuse
I can believe that some of you thought slavery was dead. Not quite. Not by a long shot.
“Children are being targeted and sold for sex in America every day.”—John Ryan, National Center for Missing & Exploited Children
According to UNICEF, every two minutes a child is being prepared for sexual exploitation. An estimated 1.2 million children are being trafficked every year. Can this be good? Yet, remember that trafficking does not stop at sexual exploitation.
When it is declared that child abuse of this kind takes away childhoods, that kind of statement underestimates the personal carnage, the destruction and loss to the human race, all because someone wants to profit freely by renting human merchandise, using them like clothing, to be quickly disregarded after they are used. Diabolically wicked people terrorize and cannibalize the lives of the slaves through abusive acts. It can be through a religious, business or government corporation or as small as a one-man operation. (1) The wetiko thought-form is the same. This kind of thought has a large collective following and support that most of us would rather ignore. In fact, the mainstream media does a great job of ignoring or whitewashing the reality.
Child trafficking is the foundational abuse of human souls of the worst kind. Where the monstrous wetiko starts and ends is challenging to fathom. The systematized slavery is a focus point of mental illnesses that simply churn out more psychosis on multiple levels, assuming the oppressed live to tell about it. Many prostituted girls end up contracting HIV within two years and many of them die before they reach 20. Of course, liberal leaning rags like the Atlantic want you to believe that any epidemic properties of child slavery are not real, but are manufactured lip service designed to promote hysteria. The Atlantic and their ilk is part of the problem, not the solution.
Unknown numbers of young girls and boys are being bought and sold for sex, as many as 20 times per day. In my research, the numbers mostly prove to be estimates, but children are real, not statistics. Child rape is big business in the United States and the criminal cartels in place prove this.
We talk about the statistics of the slaves more than the criminals and the techniques that create the oppression. They are the ones that coerce and abduct millions to turn them into chattel for personal gain. They provide the service for absolutely ordinary men from all walks of life. The “ordinary men” complete the cycle of abuse repeatedly, without shame or reckoning.
In the case of slave labor, the taskmasters use the slaves as “ordinary men” do, but most generally for thankless tough jobs that only a disadvantaged human would care to work for. It’s a day to day slog, much like a concentration camp, until they are used up, or sold for other purposes.
For most of us, all this drama is easier to forget about. As long as our needs are met, we think we are well-off. The criminals take advantage of your apathy and the lusts of their customers. By criminal, I refer to the CONDUCT, as government, agencies and non-governmental organizations may be involved in the abuse system themselves. In fact, you may be the beneficiary of some of that slave labor without realizing it, completing the cycle of abuse. Alternatively, you may well be paying for the abuse with your tax dollars. The callousness is absolutely astounding, all courtesy of egregores of wetiko.
Wetiko as a collective evil works through the unconscious, the blind spot, the shadow. It acts itself out in life, but hides itself in the process of living. What is inside becomes outside, as we speak and act wetiko thought-forms into existence. As other people do the same, similar thought-forms become a collective power that subdues mankind. It is both curse and revelation. Being aware is the beginning to thinking and being your own, to free yourself instead of being continually powered by collective thinking that degrades humanity. Wetiko is a mind virus, the collective life force that is trapped and distorted, that brings havoc upon us. How each of us reacts to the distortion about us determines the level of power the evil has in our lives.
The general idea to fight wetiko is by becoming acquainted with your own personal darkness, instead of avoiding it, or trying to pretend the darkness isn’t there. In this way you become a more complete person who isn’t trying to dodge their demons, so to speak. It lightens the burden of the shadows from your life force, allowing you to be and stay invigorated.
For those unaware or afraid to examine their shadow of darkness, you impact the ability to form real relationships with others because you don’t have one with yourself. Being unconscious of your shadow may cause you to project your shadows on other people, or conversely, to go on healing missions under the assumption that you know how to fix people with your insight. In this age of entertainment and constant outside stimulation, the shadows in your personality often go unconsidered and without examination. Your shadow is the door to acting out evil.
To be willing to open yourself up to your own examination isn’t easy, but worth the effort, as projecting the shadow outside to the world is the opposite of what is needed. Life is not about scapegoating. Projecting personal darkness outward is toxic, and those projections more often than not demonize others. By trying to destroy the evil in the world, you become held by the very evil that you are imagining to destroy. All of this feeds wetiko through collective egregores of conscious thought.
The world is full of mental projection and loose lips that deceive. The evil of collective wetiko power is rampant today. The authority that commands the respect of billions will say anything to feed their desire for power. Manipulation and gaslighting are token behaviors of this age. The powers of a egregore thought-form are usually built up over time, and must have enough collective thoughts and action to generate power in the world. So sitting around and expecting quantum pathways to do the work is a failed mission if you actually want to stop the carnage. This means that action is essential. The world already has enough online groups that talk about such things, but few people actually fight the curse of trafficking that a global industry is built on.
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Great post...thx