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Is THIS The WEF’s Secret Weapon for Controlling World Leaders? · Man in America Podcast

• 0:02
  Seth Holehouse: Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to Man in America, a voice of reason in a world gone mad. I'm your host, Seth Hullhouse. So today, folks, I'll be speaking with Jakob Boyens, someone who's been on the front lines of fighting against human trafficking for decades after his own sister was tragically taken into a trafficking ring through a talent sourcing agency that actually had ties to Sony oddly enough. Maybe it's not all these days, right? But thankfully she was rescued and now he's worked with her and many other people around the world to fight back against human trafficking, child sex trafficking and the like.
• 0:42
  And so today, we're gonna be talking about what's happening in Davos with the World Economic Forum and the heightened number of prostitutes that are gonna be there, what that means in terms of the global trafficking situation. Also, we're discussing the Southern border and the human trafficking about that, but specifically how the Chinese Communist Party is heavily involved in human trafficking, especially on the southern border. So folks, we're gonna have a incredible show for you today. So I hope you stay tuned. Before we get started though, a few quick messages for you.
• 1:13
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• 1:29
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• 1:54
  It's a pleasure to have you here.
• 1:57
  Speaker 2: Thank you. Appreciate it.
• 1:58
  Seth Holehouse: Absolutely. So, we're gonna, this is going to be probably a difficult topic to dive into. But I think it's one of the topics that almost never gets enough attention. And I think is critically important, and it's the overall topic of human trafficking, which is really modern day slavery. And so can you why you give us just a quick background into how did you get involved, and how did you become someone that's really on the front lines of fighting against this?
• 2:27
  Speaker 2: Yeah. Look, for us, when we got into this, there was no talk of human trafficking or child sexual exploitation or sex trafficking for that matter. It was 1994. I was 17. My sister Elanco was 12.
• 2:42
  She won a talent contest like an American Idol, pre American Idol, as a singer. And through that organization, which at the time was a Sony Records affiliate individual, Elanka was trafficked. Now we retroactively know that she was trafficked, but she was just not with us. And so that was a five year trafficking journey with a year of grooming, so six years total between 1994 and February, and you changed 02/2001 to '12. Which is the average age of traffic victims in The U.
• 3:20
  S, is age 12 through 14, and there's a reason for that. We can talk into that. The predators understand that that's a time when a girl goes to puberty. She's more vulnerable. She becomes aware of her own body.
• 3:33
  She becomes aware hormones are firing. She gets interested in boys. Most women will tell you between 12 and 14. They started noticing boys, and they didn't like boys their age. You remember when you were 14, the girls your age didn't want to date you.
• 3:46
  They wanted to date the juniors in high school. And so the predators know this, and so for Elanka it was this similar situation. And then we learned, you know, through the eyes of his sister, which was very difficult to learn, this crime through, you know, your sister, my only sister, and we raised without a father, which we also learned later, you know, was a profiling mechanism for the predators because when a father is not present, the child is more susceptible to a predator engaging the child. So we learned these things retroactively after Elanco was rescued, after we immigrated to The U. S, and then, you know, there's this deluge of information coming and guilt.
• 4:33
  Where was I? I'm the oldest brother. I'm supposed to be dad, supposed to be protecting. And my brother, where were you? And you go through all these things with the compassion for your sister.
• 4:42
  So it's firsthand for us, it's personal, and we've just never stopped.
• 4:46
  Seth Holehouse: Well, it's I as I mentioned before, it is I think it's one of the most important issues right now, especially if you look at the underbelly of what it represents. Because, you know, when I first discovered this, it was almost like I remember, you know, you're growing up, you hear about human trafficking and you think modern day slavery. And it's, you know, for me at least, it was hard to understand what does that mean? Are people like locked up in basements with chains or, you know, how is it is it really? Like, when people say that America is one of the main places for modern day slavery, I thought, well, I could I would have I could believe somebody saying that Vietnam or Cambodia was still using say child workers.
• 5:23
  That's what I pictured, but I couldn't really equate to what it really meant here in America. And as I've gone on this journey of discovering this, and I've done multiple interviews with both people like yourself that have organizations, but also with the victims, and you know, their experience being trafficked, it's now opened up this whole new way of looking at this is like, this is really, really significant. And so in your, you know, with you from your perspective, what what role does human trafficking and child sex trafficking play in terms of the power structures of our world and in terms of, you know, blackmail or you know, because I think that from again, my own research, it's not just that people want to, you know, have sex with somebody and they pay for that person, that there's a much more devious part of this that's, you know, really running a lot of the world. So what what have you seen of that?
• 6:21
  Speaker 2: Yeah, but yes and no, though. You know, we are all sexual beings. There's not a single person that can say they're not a sexual being. Everybody has sexual desire, and I think that's where we miss the mark so often in this country. Very few actually hit it.
• 6:33
  We think we know what it is to a degree, and twenty eight years in, I can tell you, we learn every single day. Yes, there's a very organized component to this, and we'll get into it later in this interview and what's happening currently in Europe. There's a very organized component to it that's very devious, that's very nefarious of nature, right? Because exploiting human beings is profitable. Exploiting human beings can have the means justify or the end justify the means, whether it is slave trade and slave labor to build cities and buildings or breaking a culture intentionally through sex.
• 7:17
  And that's a conversation we should be having. The bigger picture conversation is, okay, those who are corporately connected worldwide, what's the real agenda here? Is it just sex for sexual satisfaction? No, it's not. From that perspective, it is the number one mechanism.
• 7:35
  You ask how important it is. It's paramount. It's paramount. We have to understand. If I can tell you there's one thing that everybody does, breathing, eating, they're a sexual being, and we can weaponize that one.
• 7:52
  And we can therethrough break a culture, destroy a culture by design. If we understand what was signed in 1933 in the Humanist Manifesto, if we understand what happened with Hitler and the German Nazis, if we understand what happened in America's history, it's always been a plan to infiltrate America's youth and sexualize them and break them. You break the culture. You break the culture morally. We've got a documentary coming out next month called Sex Nation, which we do a seventy five year review of how did we get here, and we go into great detail, which we can't get into here today.
• 8:27
  But we have to understand there's a component of it that wants to destroy a culture, ultimately demonize people and destroy a relationship between God and man through sex. So sex is a weapon. Then there's a faction of culture where it truly is about sexual satisfaction. It truly is about themself. It truly is the guy that's buying sex because he's hooked.
• 8:52
  He's a sex addict. He's a porn addict. The dopamine doesn't sustain him anymore. He needs another high. Most of the predators we arrest would say, I don't know how I got here.
• 9:06
  Just like a heroin addict says, I don't know how I got here. I remember when I stole the first opioid. And so this is a progression. When you coerce a society, though, to normalize sex with children, that's when you're completely losing your barometer. That is a Sodom and Gomorrah moment because now society today almost frowns upon speaking out against it because it's so politically not correct.
• 9:33
  They'll say, Let's fight human trafficking, because that's easy. That's such a broad statement. I don't know if you know this, but there's 35 forms of human trafficking identified. We only recognize three in The United States of 35. We're so far behind the eight ball as what really goes on.
• 9:53
  So saying human trafficking, it's easy today. It almost rolls off the tongue. It didn't. So 02/2015, we didn't even have laws in this country against human trafficking, really, per state. Now people say, well, human trafficking is terrible.
• 10:06
  Balenciaga, human trafficking is terrible. They have no idea what they're saying. They don't understand the cultural nuance in their own community. So I say yes and no in the beginning of this because then you come down to the average Joe level, who's a sexual being, and he's normalizing pornography. He's addicted to porn.
• 10:26
  He's creating demand. Now it's not the elite crowd, it's not the Epstein's, the Davos crowd, it's not the royalty. It's now every guy on the street demanding sexually explicit content with people, persons, which ultimately goes younger and younger and younger. Why? They need a stronger fix, a stronger drug, a more risque movement, right?
• 10:52
  So you can't separate these things. So yes, super organized, deviant, with great malintent to destroy a country called The United States Of America, the last bastion, holding the fort for family values, for innocence of children, to destroy America through sex. And then you just have those who say, Well, I'm gonna use sex to control people, an Epstein or Weinstein, you know, those kind of guys. And then there's those who are just, Hey, it's about my satisfaction. And I would argue the reason we're having this conversation today is not so much about those who say, Let's go destroy a nation.
• 11:33
  Let's absolutely use human trafficking, slave labor, or debt bondage, or sex trafficking to further our goal. I say this problem is perpetuated because of the average Joe saying, I'm here to self satisfy, and I'm willing to sacrifice another human being for it because that's the mess.
• 11:50
  Seth Holehouse: Yeah. Yeah. And when you mentioned Sodom and Gomorrah, I couldn't agree more. And I think that that's, you know, looking at where we're at in history. I mean, I really think that we're almost like at the stage of the end of an empire, right?
• 12:03
  It's like, you know, where Rome was at as it was falling, where they were normalizing the same things that were normalizing. And I think that the, you you really hit it at the root of like, okay, what is the root cause of this? It's the average everyday person not controlling their desires, not having their own moral code that prevents them from this. I think it's really, like if you look back to the story of Sodom and Gomorrah, that was a time when morality had been completely thrown out the window. And I think that that's where we're at right now.
• 12:32
  Think that that's the greatest crisis I think that faces our country is a moral crisis. Because the the enemies, communists, the Satanists, the evil people have realized that they have to destroy us at a moral level because then they can then fill the cracks in with their their demonic roots. And
• 12:50
  Speaker 2: Yeah. Yeah.
• 12:52
  Seth Holehouse: Mhmm. Yeah. And so
• 12:53
  Speaker 2: that's that's A morally compromised individual. And it's not just about, well, let's just morally compromise people so they're morally compromised, so they're just sexually deviant, so they're just promiscuous, whatever. It's not just about that. It's about other agendas. This is just a very effective tool.
• 13:15
  It's a very effective tool. When you sexually abuse a child, there'sand we can get into, look, when we get into the physical, the metaphysical, the metabolic, the anatomy, the makeup of the brain, how the brain functions, when you get into these things, we can have days of conversation about this. The net result is this: When a human being is sexually compromised, a single rape, ritual sexual abuse by a father, sex trafficking, etcetera, etcetera, right? That human being that's compromised is not capable of fully functioning in society, that person is in survival mode. Two different levels and degrees, but in survival mode.
• 14:01
  When you place that person in survival mode as a teenager, right, good luck now asking that person when they turn 18 to fight for the Constitution of The United States, the Bill of Rights, the First Amendment, the Second Amendment. It doesn't matter. That stuff is so far removed. So protecting freedom, upholding the nation as a whole, you have less and less soldiers to do so because they are so broken that they live day by day to survive. So in that person's life, if you measure up, Hey, today do you want to end your own life or defend the Constitution?
• 14:41
  That's not even a question. The Constitution is not in their picture, and so ultimately it is about dethroning. You know, Satan wants to dethrone God as if he could. There's enmity, there's war. It's Genesis six between Satan and God, but he understands the weapon sex is, right?
• 15:02
  It is a fierce weapon because it really messes with you. There's not a stronger drug on earth than sex. Nothing. Nothing will create the level of generational destruction because we deal with survivors. We understand when you rescue, we just had a rescue three days ago, when you rescue a sixteen year old child, the work that goes into rebuilding that life to be a fully functioning life where My sister would say this: For six years she didn't see color.
• 15:36
  For six years she didn't hear the birds. She didn't see the trees. And you go, Did you lose your sight? No. You get hyper focused on survive.
• 15:47
  Survive, moment to moment, like a stray dog looking for a meal, not noticing anything else. That's where they want us to live. They want you to live to where you then go, You know what? I'm not capable. I'm doing all I can to just stay functional.
• 16:04
  You, I forfeit my freedom to you, just give me safety. I forfeit my future to you, just leave me alone, run the country, throw me scraps. And there is no tool on earth more effective to create what I call the walking dead, the zombie state, no pun intended, than sexual immorality to break people sexually.
• 16:31
  Seth Holehouse: Gosh, and when you say that it's been weaponized and it's the greatest weapon, that really hit me. It's like, oh man, yeah, you're right. I mean, even for me, I grew up in a nice Christian home in middle of nowhere Ohio, And, you know, even for me at a very young age, it was so easy to discover pornography just on the late night channels or whatever, even if it wasn't looking. It's like this is and let alone where things are at right now, where a child just doing a basic Google search for something will come across bad stuff. And now for a quick word from our sponsor.
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• 19:44
  But you mentioned what's happening right now with with Europe and Davos, and I want to pull up an article because I want to get your opinion on this because I think that there's there's some sort of big connection here. So I'll pull this art up. This is a Breitbart article here, which says, so right right now the world leaders are meeting in Davos, with Klaus Schwab and Brian Kemp is there and all kinds of people that are there. So here the article says demand for prostitutes spikes in Davos as world economic forum begins. So there's a few things to read here.
• 20:16
  One is, so the demand for prostitutes and escorts has reportedly spiked in Davos, Switzerland, which is currently hosting the World Economic Forum's annual conference. They say, this was interesting. They say the spike in demand is not unexpected with the Times publishing an Expo Bizet back in 2020 in the annual meeting describing it as a den of prostitution and predators. And so here you that was the times, you know, reputable news organization calling this a den of prostitution and predators and we're seeing. So when you say see news like this, and you know how this works, what do you make of it?
• 20:57
  Speaker 2: Look, it's not even what I make of it. Historically, these are just the facts. So let me you an example. In former life when I was a professional athlete, there's some teams that really run a moral shop, and then there's teams that don't, where you get a knock on your door while you're on a team trip, and many of the baseball players will tell you this, and it's a prostitute that the team ordered for you or a manager ordered for you. And then it's up to the morality of the man to go, No, thank you.
• 21:27
  You can't come in. Let me just bring a stark reality. Yes, Davos, absolutely. Prostitution is spiking. Child trafficking is spiking.
• 21:36
  It's gonna pale in comparison to the Super Bowl.
• 21:39
  Seth Holehouse: Oh, good point.
• 21:40
  Speaker 2: Pale in comparison. You think the prostitution is spiking in Davos. Let me tell you why it's spiking in Davos. They are corrupting the world's leaders. Why do you think there's only one political party from The U.
• 21:54
  S. That has constituents that's present at Davos right now? Why do you think so many of them are freshmen? Why do you think so many of them are super senior members? Because they control the American populace in the political class by inviting them into the inner circles of Davos.
• 22:10
  Why is MSNBC inside the Davos conference, not outside reporting? Because they're being coerced. So this is nothing for Davos, for the leaders to order a prostitute for a reporter to compromise him or her, to surreptitiously film them, to say, You're with us. We take care of you. Wink, wink, what happens in Vegas stays in Vegas.
• 22:32
  This is how they compromise. This is why Clinton had red shoes on hanging in the foyer of Epstein. The red shoes are great. They compromise one another. They live that deviant lifestyle.
• 22:44
  It's opulence. That's what's happening in Davos. It's a mechanism. There's demand because many of them are sexually, you know, completely corrupt, right, and morally corrupt, but it's also by force, fraud, and coercion. They actually coerce politicians, world leaders.
• 23:00
  They entrap them. Is none of this is conspiracy theory, nothing. There's a knock on the door, and all they need to do is send a prostitute three nights in a row to a world leader, to his office, and he engages once. She's an informant. Something is surreptitiously filmed, and they've got this guy.
• 23:17
  And he will dance like a puppet. This is why that's happening there. Now talk about the Super Bowl, we come back to my previous comment. The Super Bowl is the largest congregation of pimps and pedophiles of any event equal and even more eclipsing the Olympic Games. Why?
• 23:36
  Robert Kiyosaki: Move And more than the World Cup?
• 23:38
  Speaker 2: Absolutely, yes, absolutely. When people move, well, more than the World Cup because the World Cup soccer is not hosted in The United States. The Super Bowl is in The United States every single year, and we're the number one sex buying nation on earth. We are. So nothing beats the Super Bowl.
• 23:58
  And so who goes to the Super Bowl? The average Joe American fan. Same guy that goes to Vegas that doesn't tell his wife what happened in Vegas. So the Predators and the Pimps call it their Super Bowl. So, yeah, they call Davos their economic world forum.
• 24:17
  They'll call Formula One as it comes to your city and Austin when it rolls in. The Pumps and the Predators roll in. Friday Night Lights, college football. When people migrate, that's why the border is such a cluster. When people move, predators move in.
• 24:32
  Why? They blend into the crowd. People are not at home. They're traveling. They'll do stuff away from home, and if you entice them, you're questioning the man's morality.
• 24:44
  And you only need to present something to a man once or twice, and he will partake of the opulence if he's not in fact convicted in his morality. That's why you're seeing what's happening in Davos. So one, there's demand. They want it. They're away from home.
• 25:00
  It's on their government's dime that they're traveling, right? And number two, they're being coerced, ultimately to be compromised. And if they're not moral, they're going to partake in the sexual gift that's being presented to them. As we speak, some of our politicians may be corrupted through sex in Davos, and next week we want them to represent us in Congress. Good luck.
• 25:25
  Seth Holehouse: Yeah, good luck. Gosh, and I think a lot of these people, they don't even know they're getting themselves into. Like I've heard stories about over in China with the CCP that, you know, someone that you know, knows that culture very, very well, came from China told me what they would do is they say have a, you know, even your average mayor from a small town in Ohio, for example, they'll take them over there to say they're gonna have a forum to understand how the mayors are running small cities in America to model after that. Maybe maybe he goes to a dinner with one of the officials, they try to slip him a check for some money to kind of do their bidding and he says, Hey, no, not, you know, I can't take that money from you. He goes back up to his room, say a knock at the door comes at midnight.
• 26:07
  It's a Chinese call girl. He says, Look, I'm married, shuts the door. He wakes up the next morning with her in her bed with her in the bed because they drugged him at dinner because they didn't leave anything to chance, basically. And that, you know, people I've also known that have been in the construction business in China have talked about the the amount of security cameras that are wired into all these hotels in China that they use for So what I also I heard before, I think it was on an interview you had maybe Tucker or Fox News, one of the Fox News hosts, talking about the CCP's involvement, especially with human trafficking in our at our border and the cartels. So, you know, of this global, you know, cabal, it's a call it, of human trafficking and child sex trafficking, what role do you think or that you see the CCP has in it?
• 26:57
  Speaker 2: Yeah. Look, China, I'm from Africa. I'm an immigrant to The US. I'm a very proud citizen, but I've got great context on some interesting things like racism and history of China moving into a country, literally raping the country for its resources, right, and what they do then and how they use sex to do that and to corrupt people. What China is doing currently is China's put up shop, full fledged.
• 27:23
  They put up shop in Mexico, within 50 miles of The U. S. Southern border in Mexico. China is supplying all of the fentanyl coming into this country, all of it, And they're producing it in Mexico. They're counterfeiting it in Mexico, right?
• 27:37
  And they're using human beings to smuggle it into The U. S. So they have parlayed with the sex traffic rings, 100% are in cahoots with the cartels. They brought the cartel a new product. They say to the cartel, The best way to get this product in now is through the backpack of a child, human beings.
• 27:58
  Why? You've got an administration that's not searching the backpacks. You got an open border where people are now walking in without even being intercepted by border patrol. When border patrol sits them down, they're not allowed to search the backpacks or interrogate them. China knows this.
• 28:14
  So China is currently in cahoots with all of the human traffickers in El Salvador, Guatemala, Venezuela, Honduras, Cuba, and Mexico, where the cartel basically runs the border, ironically, sides of the border. The cartel is very effective on The US side of the border, in cahoots with China, such to the degree and you understand, you're gonna hear some things come out a lot. PPP, public private partnership. That's Davos right now. Schwab, complete absolute criminal, spoke of public private partnership.
• 28:47
  Why? They wanna take very effective large corporations and partner them with the government, where the government then takes all the board seats like in China. All you big Chinese corporations, Center Steel, the largest steel corporation, their version of Pfizer, their version of all the big product companies, the CCP controls those boards. So they may say it's a privately held company, but it's controlled by the country. Well, here's something that happened in Texas, if you can believe it or not.
• 29:17
  Under our previous administration, right, China purchased 176,000 acres, the CCP, of Texas land on The U. S.-Mexico border inside The United States. They purchased this land through a billionaire whose family is CCP. They purchased the land under the auspice of a private corporation. We had a land commissioner in Texas who was not a good guy sign off.
• 29:50
  This Texas land commissioner signed off on this purchase, which we're investigating right now, who happened to be a conservative, but not so much. There was compromise there. So now China is saying, We're gonna acquire land under the auspice of a wind farm. It just happens to be on the border right next to our F-twenty two Raptor Air Force Base, Laughlin Air Force Base, which is also the same Air Force Base where Biden flew children on unmarked airplanes into The United States who came in illegally. You have to tie these things together, and that's zero conspiracy.
• 30:27
  China has made a move for The U. S. Southern border, and they are in cahoots with the cartel. They're moving fentanyl and product into our country, one, to kill Americans because fentanyl kills, to get Americans hooked on a drug. But most importantly, they try to get our Southern Seas.
• 30:48
  They try to get The Gulf. They've been buying ports all over. They own the Port Of Los Angeles. They've been making strong moves in the Dominican Republic, working with cartels there to get the Dominican Republic ports. They want access to The U.
• 31:01
  S. They said, Great, we'll just take the southern border. So they're in cahoots with sex trafficking cartels in Mexico to gain a channel of entry and access into The United States.
• 31:16
  Seth Holehouse: It's incredible when you piece it all together. And I've had, you know, I've covered China quite extensively. And you talked about the fact that if you look into a lot of their plans, they talk about the need to eventually take over the Continental US, that it's it's part of it. And so when you mentioned earlier, the corruption of morality, but the corruption of youth specifically, and how that is what breaks down a nation. And this goes back to what Khrushchev said, you know, back in the Soviet Union that we will we will destroy America without firing a single shot, that will rot America
• 31:49
  Speaker 2: That's right.
• 31:50
  Seth Holehouse: From within. And this is what we're seeing now. This is just the modern day unrestricted warfare of the CCP, which is just absolutely mind blowing. And I think there's a lot of people like, oh, you know, you say, you know, I say, hey, China's really a big threat. They say, well, no, China, you know, well, they're they're, you know, low to the European bankers or it's like, I don't care who created Frankenstein.
• 32:12
  The fact that Frankenstein's killing people of his own free will is what matters and that's what we're seeing happening. So it's it's really it's good to hear your perspective on that because you you helped connect some dots that I hadn't connected before. That's really helpful information.
• 32:28
  Speaker 2: Think of China think of China from this perspective. Right? This is a the Chinese people are amazing people. We're talking about the CCP here. The Chinese people are under oppression.
• 32:39
  I mean, they are living in hell on earth. Incredible Chinese friends. But if you think about them, they can't move about without being surveyed. They've got incredible ESG scoring on everybody. You jaywalk.
• 32:54
  You do social scoring. They tell you how many children you can have. They track women's life cycles. They don't allow their people to be on a TikTok version that we have, but yet they introduced TikTok, which is a complete sexual platform, into The U. S.
• 33:12
  They are a player, believe me today, in the sexualization of American youth, promoting and creating the demand for sexually exploitive content to break the American culture. They're as much a player in the sex trafficking conversation as anybody else.
• 33:31
  Seth Holehouse: Yeah. So I have a just a slightly different topic for you, I want to in in the work that you've done with your organization, which I'll bring that up actually really quickly. So you've got the website for folks to check out, which is just yacobuyansministries.org. And I'll put this also in the link to the description below. So you're on the front lines of rescuing people fighting back against this.
• 33:55
  In the in your experience in doing this, is there any particular story of victim that you rescued or a child that really impacted you that you can share with us?
• 34:08
  Speaker 2: Yeah, look, I think I'm forever gonna say my sister's story is probably the most impactful. You know, we were partially involved in her rescue. Mean, it was my brother and I, and we're the ones who picked her up. She was rescued by an undercover cop, but then she ran away after rescue, which is so normal for the circumstance. That case was, because of her restoration and where she is today, it's such a victory story, right?
• 34:40
  So Elanka's story is always gonna be, for me, number one. But I'll talk to you about a story. The youngest child we've ever been involved with, you talk about a toddler, age three, and this is a child that needed surgery just to be able to urinate. Most recently, a case that really rocked me, and we've seen thousands, I mean, thousands upon thousands, and we work with over 170 anti trafficking nonprofits in 53 countries. So you see a lot, a lot, a lot.
• 35:07
  But a case four or five months ago that really rocked me was we were involved with the rescue of a 13 year old. And this particular 13 year old, by the time we went through interviews and discovery, we recognized that she had what's called fractioning, and that's normal, and that's a multiple personality disorder. But she had over 13 personalities, right? And the dominant personality was actually the coercive personality, so it wasn't even her pimp no longer that was trafficking her. It was a personality that she created to survive, it was demonic, that became the dominant voice that coerced the other personalities to self exploit.
• 35:58
  So if you can think for a minute, this is almost like inception, the dream within a dream within a dream, like who are we talking to? And as we discovered, like who's the pimp, who's the predator, who's the most prevalent voice that coerces you to self exploit, to make porn on yourself? And it was a personality that she had created years before that turned on her. Now if you think about that for a second in human psychology, the psychosis involved there, you go, Wait a second. Some of her personalities don't know that personality?
• 36:37
  The dominant personality, the real girl is this personality, the sane one, the one with logic that wants help, that's asking for help, but that personality is completely being dominated by this alter ego that's created. And it's probably one of the most riveting cases I've ever been involved with because you're dealing with a level of psychological dysfunction where even in a therapy session she switches. And so I want people to understand the trauma victims go through, those viewers who are watching this, and you're going to have viewers, many who are watching this podcast who have never spoken a word about their sexual abuse, ever. We don't think people will listen. And I want to call on them saying, There are people.
• 37:30
  We will. We can help you. You can be restored. And then the time is today. When?
• 37:35
  When is the right time? Now. My sister will tell you, she woke up one morning and said, Today I die or I'm free. I'm fighting. Today I'm fighting.
• 37:46
  I'm not going to further learn how to cope and work through this. And I believe whenever people are watching this episode you're producing, this is that day for them. Today, today you make a change. Today you ask for help because every day it's a deeper pit. It's a darker hole to help them climb out of.
• 38:07
  And I don't know if you know this, but most trafficking victims who become trafficking survivors die after rescue. They don't die while being trafficked. Yes, many are being killed, but they die after rescue with suicide and abuse. There's something that happens while you're in fight mode, you fight. And you know, when you work a twelve hour day and you go, go, go, go, go, you can keep going.
• 38:36
  When you take a break, you crash. Your system shuts down. That's what happens with the survivor. When they finally rescue and you go, you're free now. They wake up and they live in this heightened sense.
• 38:47
  You mean I don't have to live here anymore? And then when that crashes, they start replaying the tape of all the abuse. They start reliving it, and it's very hard to live with themselves. It's very hard to not feel like I'm complicit. They told me it's my fault.
• 39:02
  They told me I'm the one that caused this. They told me it was love. So this thing is so complex and complicated. We must go all the way back and say, at the root level, what drives it? And it is an immoral lifestyle.
• 39:17
  So we cannot come in agreement in any way, shape, or form with sexual immorality in our country, and unfortunately, we are. We are. We're normalizing.
• 39:28
  Seth Holehouse: Yeah. I mean, you look at the, you know, Drag Queen Story Hour, you look at, you know, all the different the terrible things you see coming out. I could have never, I would have never imagined, even say ten years ago when I was already looking towards the future thinking, okay, we're entering into some pretty dicey times, I could have never imagined what we see today. But on the flip side, you're also seeing a lot of people that are fighting back against it. And you're seeing that people that were sitting in the middle of kind of saying, well, it's not that bad.
• 40:00
  It's not that bad. It's almost as if we're all being forced into one of two buckets. You're either gonna choose goodness or you're gonna choose evil. And there's no more middle ground anymore. And I think that's what we're seeing.
• 40:11
  So we're gonna see the evil I think get more intense and more in our face and more real out in society, which we are. But I think we're also gonna see the good happen, you know, the same thing happen with the good in our society.
• 40:26
  Speaker 2: Yeah. No. Look at this is an opportunity. You've got to look at an opportunity, you know, as as we're, And I wish we could talk for hours because there's so much to dive into. And please look out for this documentary coming out, Sex Nation.
• 40:39
  It's going shed so much light. We really took a long time, three years, of really crafting it for the American people to understand. But if you really look at the situation, it's an opportunity for the remnant to rise up. It's an opportunity for people to say, Okay, look, I can actually do something now. My voice can be heard.
• 40:58
  We have now socialized the concept that we have slaves and that people are being sold for sex, and it's not always sex. Sometimes it's debt bondage, and it's labor trafficking, and it's force, fraud, coercion is the definition of human trafficking. And so people now have a sub subset of information. They can learn about it, and they should talk about it. And those who are willing to say, Look, there's no gray here.
• 41:22
  You're for it or against it. Pick a side. Pick a side. And unfortunately, you're seeing people pick, and some are picking the wrong side. But at least now evil is identifying itself.
• 41:32
  You know, it's not hiding in the shadow anymore as much, and now you know the enemy, and you know who and what you should fight. And I'm calling on people through your show and shows like this to say, okay, big, light or dark, the Prince of Darkness or the Prince of Peace? Which one are you gonna serve? I choose the one called Jesus, the Messiah Christ, the one who died for us, the Prince of Peace that can redeem the afflicted, you know, the innocent. And so I pray that more people pick light.
• 42:03
  In closing, I mean, is ultimately always going to be a fight of self accountability. People need to stand accountable for their own lives and their contribution, and we must have people understand you cannot engage in pornography and think that you're not part of the problem. You are, in fact. You're creating demand. You're demanding sexually exploitive content, which means ultimately children will be exploited.
• 42:31
  There's no way to separate that.
• 42:33
  Seth Holehouse: And that's a tough thing to grasp, which is that reality, though, that a lot of the people that are in pornography are sex trafficking victims. And especially with OnlyFans and everything, they've made it so easy to monetize, you know, young women. So, Yako, thank you so much for joining me and joining us today on this show. And I really want to have you back on again because I think that we could probably have that hour and a half, two hour long conversation.
• 43:00
  Speaker 2: Let's do that and maybe right maybe right on the heels of the documentary. There'll be a lot to talk about there. Yeah.
• 43:06
  Seth Holehouse: Great.
• 43:06
  Speaker 2: Let's do that.
• 43:07
  Seth Holehouse: So I just want to encourage you all to just check out your website, yacoboyansministries.org. Is that what it is? Org. So yacoboyans.Dotorg. So check out the website.
• 43:19
  Is it now, can folks support you from there? Is that where they can, that little give out right there?
• 43:23
  Speaker 2: A %. They could support us from there. They can attend our events. But most importantly, they can really educate their family on how to have conversation. We've got a tremendous resource database down to downloading an email to your school principal of what do I send to my school principal?
• 43:44
  What questions do I ask about my kids' curriculum? How do I approach my legislatures? How do we fight this fight? I mean, it's all there. It's a very, very comprehensive site to make it easy for people to join us in the battle because we need them.
• 44:00
  We need every voice.
• 44:02
  Seth Holehouse: We really do. I'll encourage folks that are watching or listening to share this episode. Share it with your friends and family because this is how we get the information out. So, Yako, thank you again for joining us today. It's a pleasure to have you.
• 44:14
  And until next time, take care.
• 44:17
  Speaker 2: God bless. Thank you.