Sikh grocery store owner was told that "there ain't nothing you can do" repeatedly and that "ayy, just let him go" as they were being robbed. The Sikhs disagreed.
In 2017, Ashton Kutcher testified before the US Senate, getting emotional while addressing the issue of child sex trafficking.
His organization helped successfully rescue 6,000 victims of human trafficking, with one-third of them being children.
The movie "Sound of Freedom" sheds light on the disturbing reality of modern child sex trafficking, aiming to raise awareness and initiate meaningful discussions about this horrific crime.
As Ashton Kutcher mentioned during his testimony, "It has been happening for decades, but we are now just recognizing it for what it is."
Unfortunately, instead of embracing the film's message, the corporate media has launched a smear campaign against it.
Why would the corporate media invest so much effort in vilifying a movie that tackles the critical issue of child sex trafficking?
Salam @GrabMY,
Sila sahkan berita bahawa akaun rider ini telah digantung. Jika benar, saya akan uninstall apps Grab serta merta. Terima kasih.
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@GrabMY@SyedAkramin Are u stupid? just because u guys are based on Spore, u can do stupid shit like this? I would like to know the reason u are blocking him on the first place? Its even an offense to for Sporeans to stock up Malaysian fuel.
#marketreflection
(9/6/2023)
Treasury yields rose as the market anticipated the Federal Reserve will pause its aggressive hiking of interest rates next week but maintain a hawkish stance as the U.S. central bank remains on guard against high inflation.