ISIS Sex Slave Market

Sadly horror stories from ISIS are far too common. I'm surprised this practice alone doesn't motivate people to eviscerate ISIS and their sect/movement.
 
Shalimar said:
Hmmm. You don't have to go to an ISIS stronghold to find sex slaves, try any major city in North America and Europe.
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Granted the sexual slavery is/has been a problem and/or crime in many areas. But on the same scale of depravity & brutality of ISIS, one organization operating in multiple countries actually attracting/recruiting women into their fold? How many criminal organizations and/or perverts recruit like ISIS. They pray on unsuspecting women below the radar ISIS is in your face.
 
With respect, I would rather deal with an enemy I could see, instead of the shadowy world of exploitation, torture, death that exists all too often among tne "respectable countries." Here "true depravity" is an art form, saved primarily for the

rich. Recruit? That implies a choice, however misguided. Our victims have no choice whatsoever, most of them are minors, many of them children. Prostitution is a cakewalk by comparison. Our perverts walk the halls of power, sit pretty in the halls of

justice, inhabit the upper echelons of the judiciary, and socialise with the mandarins of society. If ISIS has several thousand sex slaves, that is a drop in the bucket by comparison.
 
The topic(issue) is ISIS Sex Slave Market. Diverting from the topic is a way of taking the issue off of the table.
 
My apologies Ruthanne, if you feel I have hijacked your thread. It was not my intent. I was merely attempting to add further knowledge around the horrible problem of slavery. I will be more careful of your threads in future, and strictly adhere to the point.
 
WhatInThe said:
Granted the sexual slavery is/has been a problem and/or crime in many areas. But on the same scale of depravity & brutality of ISIS, one organization operating in multiple countries actually attracting/recruiting women into their fold? How many criminal organizations and/or perverts recruit like ISIS. They pray on unsuspecting women below the radar ISIS is in your face.
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Yes, ISIS is operating in all states and countries all over the world. They are everywhere and I mean everywhere. ISIS is kidnapping women and girls all over the world and beating them, raping them, and selling them for cash. ISIS is a very powerful organization and anyone who doubts that is only fooling themselves.
 
It isn't just ISIS...remember Boko Haram marching into a school and making 200 or so disappear? How much more in your face can you get than that? Besides...there are networks trafficking women and children globally...sadly nothing that will be eradicated anytime soon. They are getting more sophisticated with busting these animals. There was a sting operation last year that resulted in a bunch of arrests. They can post computer generated images of women and children available for a price. Then they can trace anybody who responds. The image they used in that bust was the face of a little girl, maybe Thai, about seven years old. Forget a sex offender registry...execute them and be done.
 
fureverywhere said:
It isn't just ISIS...remember Boko Haram marching into a school and making 200 or so disappear? How much more in your face can you get than that? Besides...there are networks trafficking women and children globally...sadly nothing that will be eradicated anytime soon. They are getting more sophisticated with busting these animals. There was a sting operation last year that resulted in a bunch of arrests. They can post computer generated images of women and children available for a price. Then they can trace anybody who responds. The image they used in that bust was the face of a little girl, maybe Thai, about seven years old. Forget a sex offender registry...execute them and be done.
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But the topic is ISIS. We already know about the other stuff. This is new that ISIS has a Sex Slave Market and there is an article to read if you want. I guess I can't expect people to stay on topic....the heck with it. ISIS sucks!!!
 
WhatInThe said:
Sadly horror stories from ISIS are far too common. I'm surprised this practice alone doesn't motivate people to eviscerate ISIS and their sect/movement.
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I only wish! Wipe these terrorists off the face of the earth!! I don't care what made them what they are, that doesn't matter now with what they are doing every day!! There is nothing else that can be done but to totally eliminate them!
 
Ruthanne said:
This is the first I have heard of this but I have often wondered where their financing has come from.
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Sex trafficking goes on in many countries as Shalimar said, including the US and Canada. I'm sure ISIS is guilty of this trade, look at all the other things they've done. Any person or group of people who are involved in this is sick to say the least, and I don't think the sex slave market in any country is anything to laugh about. Here are some other sources of funding for ISIS, the sex slave profits seem to hold a small percent of it. Full article and video here.


Inside the $2 billion ISIS war machine

We know -- in surprising detail -- how ISIS pays for its reign of terror.

ISIS buys bombs and pays fighters with the billions of dollars it makes from the oil fields, mineral mines, and banks under its control. ISIS also imposes taxes on the people living inside its territory in Iraq and Syria.
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SeaBreeze said:
Sex trafficking goes on in many countries as Shalimar said, including the US and Canada. I'm sure ISIS is guilty of this trade, look at all the other things they've done. Any person or group of people who are involved in this is sick to say the least, and I don't think the sex slave market in any country is anything to laugh about. Here are some other sources of funding for ISIS, the sex slave profits seem to hold a small percent of it. Full article and video here.
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Why do we always have to look at the US and Canada when we talk of ISIS? I know there is sex trafficking in every corner of the world but it is new to me that ISIS is doing it. I just wanted to look at ISIS doing it.
 
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I have no doubt ISIS is doing it Ruthanne, I just don't think it's a big factor in their financial funding which you mentioned in your initial post.
 
SeaBreeze said:
I have no doubt ISIS is doing it Ruthanne, I just don't think it's a big factor in their financial funding which you mentioned in your initial post.
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I did not say it was a big factor in my initial post. I wanted, in this thread, to take a look at the ISIS Sex Slave Market through discussion from reading the article that I gave a link to. But that did not happen. So be it. Never the less I will not give up and will keep on posting the topics I find interesting. Peace out.
 
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Here's a news article on the sex trade by ISIS, very sad to hear what the women and girls have had to go through. http://www.nbcnews.com/storyline/is...i-woman-recalls-horrors-slave-auction-n305856


Survivors tell NBC News that ISIS fighters entered Kuchu on August 3, stayed for several days, and eventually separated the men from their families. The men were then driven to the groves outside of the village, lined up and shot. Villagers estimate that around 500 men were executed.

ISIS militants dragged away hundreds of Kuchu's girls, women and children. Farida ended up in Raqqa, where she was sold as a concubine. Over the course of the next several months she was raped, beaten and starved. She says more than half of the 80 girls in the slave market in that room in Raqqa were from Kuchu.

Kweida was also taken from Kuchu. She's a 12-year-old.
"We were surrounded. They told us to convert (to Islam), but we wouldn't," Hweida said in a halting voice. She spoke so quietly it was hard to hear her. "They took us to the school in the village and separated the men. Then they took us away."
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I'm sorry Ruthanne...yes the OP is about ISIS. But with all the terrorist groups it's like playing Whackamole. If anyone knew where they all are then yes somebody could take them all out. But they're everywhere...it's not race or religion or country. We don't know where all the terrorists are...that's what makes it so frustrating to stop them.
 
fureverywhere said:
I'm sorry Ruthanne...yes the OP is about ISIS. But with all the terrorist groups it's like playing Whackamole. If anyone knew where they all are then yes somebody could take them all out. But they're everywhere...it's not race or religion or country. We don't know where all the terrorists are...that's what makes it so frustrating to stop them.
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That's okay. They are all over the place and hopefully little by little they will be found out. I know it's frustrating for everyone fur.
 
CNN: Escaped ISIS Sex Slaves Tells Congress of Horrors

This news is coming more to the front of the news now. The escaped sex slaves are telling Congress they know what ISIS is capable of and what they will do and are not surprised at what they have done. They must be stopped. Here is the article, video and link:

[video]http://www.cnn.com/2016/06/21/politics/escaped-yazidi-slave-isis-us-fight/[/video]
 
Ruthanne said:
This is the first I have heard of this but I have often wondered where their financing has come from. ISIS sells sex slaves, young girls who have been kidnapped. There is a picture of one of the young girls and it is so sad and an article that goes with it:

http://nypost.com/2016/07/05/this-is-the-face-of-the-isis-sex-slave-market/
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I have always maintained, ISIS is no more than common criminals and their recruits are psychopaths and generally outcasts, whose purpose is only the destruction of society. The use of Islam is a vehicle for recruitment of Muslims in poor and/ or 3rd world nations as well as existing extremists from around the world.
 
WhatInThe said:
Sadly horror stories from ISIS are far too common. I'm surprised this practice alone doesn't motivate people to eviscerate ISIS and their sect/movement.
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Extricating ISIS must begin with the citizens of the Middle East Countries standing up and fighting back, refusing to submit. There are many bravely fight and dying, but I am speaking of the millions of refugees whom are rushing to other countries for their safety. This is not to criticize, but to say freedom cannot be won and given, it must be bled and sacrificed for, if only 5% of the refugees are of fighting age, multiply this by the millions of refugees going to other countries and you have a significant number of potential fighters. Tis proven in Vietnam and Iraq, the failure to fight for one's freedom and to come together and compromise on government, will always result in defeat.
 
senile1 said:
Extricating ISIS must begin with the citizens of the Middle East Countries standing up and fighting back, refusing to submit. There are many bravely fight and dying, but I am speaking of the millions of refugees whom are rushing to other countries for their safety. This is not to criticize, but to say freedom cannot be won and given, it must be bled and sacrificed for, if only 5% of the refugees are of fighting age, multiply this by the millions of refugees going to other countries and you have a significant number of potential fighters. Tis proven in Vietnam and Iraq, the failure to fight for one's freedom and to come together and compromise on government, will always result in defeat.
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Many of the citizens of the middle east are afraid of ISIS. It has been shown on TV. The fighters running away from ISIS. ISIS has struck terror into people's hearts. I agree that people have to stand up to them and defeat them.
 
Ruthanne said:
Many of the citizens of the middle east are afraid of ISIS. It has been shown on TV. The fighters running away from ISIS. ISIS has struck terror into people's hearts. I agree that people have to stand up to them and defeat them.
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Tis true, but running does not resolve the issues. In order to have stability in the Middle East the different factions will have to be able to compromise. If this does not happen, every soldier killed in the Middle East would have died for naught.
 
senile1 said:
Tis true, but running does not resolve the issues. In order to have stability in the Middle East the different factions will have to be able to compromise. If this does not happen, every soldier killed in the Middle East would have died for naught.
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I agree.
 

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