Fake Human Trafficking Narrative Appears Again with Robert Kraft Arrest

The owner of a Super Bowl winning team, and humanitarian is the latest victim of America’s fake human trafficking narrative
The anti-sex, anti-pleasure, and increasingly, anti-human Anglo-American Matrix is up to its old tricks again: Creating fake narratives to increase the reach and scope of its totalitarian police state. Humanity’s oldest profession and the fundamental basis of all marriage in the Anglosphere, prostitution has morphed into “human trafficking” in the nation’s lust to justify ever-increasing police stings in which thugs dressed in blue literally barge into heterosexual bedrooms and pull consenting couples off each other.
The latest case: Robert Kraft, owner of Super Bowl champions the New England Patriots, was “busted” for getting sexual relief in the form of a hand job at an Asian massage parlor by Puritanical police in South Florida.
As is the norm with this hysterical culture, the punishment for a hand job doesn’t fit the so-called crime. From CCN:
The 77-year-old widower faces up to a year in jail if convicted of the two misdemeanor charges. Kraft will also be required pay a $5,000 fine, do 100 hours of community service, and attend a class on human trafficking.
Yes, Kraft must attend a class on human trafficking, even though there was no human trafficking at the massage parlor. Only willing adults conducting willing business transactions.
The prosecuting attorney, the typical, psuedo-do-gooder, and matriarchal media whore even admitted there was absolutely no evidence of human trafficking, but only after the narrative that “sex slaves” were being traded had been lodged in the public mind by the pathetic mainstream media. Continuing from CCN:
[Prosecuting attorney] Dave Aronberg even hyped the incident as akin to “modern-day slavery.” However, he admits that NO ONE has been charged with human trafficking.
In addition, authorities say the masseuses could have walked out anytime. How is that “slavery?”
“They could’ve walked out into the street and asked for help,” Martin County Sheriff Snyder said. “But they didn’t.”
Moreover, there’s zero evidence that Robert Kraft knew that the masseuses could theoretically have been trafficking victims. But press-whore prosecutors love salacious headlines and having celebrities tangentially caught in their webs because it raises their profiles.
At least this time, the fake human trafficking narrative kicked off a Twitter backlash, with even establishment hacks like Fox News’ Geraldo Rivera calling the underhanded police tactics a “grossly unfair smear.”
Some of us in alt-media have long been following this attempt by the U.S. to create a problem that doesn’t exist. The one common thread in all these “human trafficking” busts? Police never find human trafficking, only run of the mill prostitution with willing adults. Nobody is ever being held as a “sex slave” but the narrative marches on, leveling injustices on sexually frustrated American men. The ultimate goal of this sham government seems to be to make straight men’s lives a living hell.
So who did the “heroic” police get off the streets this time around? A lonely widower of a wife of 48 years, a productive citizen who owns a Super Bowl winning team, and a man who has donated $100 million to charity. CCN writes:
Kraft has a reputation for being a soft-spoken, humble businessman who has done a lot of charity work over the years.
The only crime Kraft truly committed was being a white man with a functioning libido in a shithole of a country like the United States.
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