So far in the 21st century nearly a third of a billion children have been sexually abused, most of them multiple times, some thousands of times. 6 out of 7 are girls. Anything you can do to get this message to as many people as possible will help save abused children all over the world, and maybe even some of the abusers. Please read "Save A Child from Sexual Abuse by 3:15 PM" under "First Time Visitor?" May God bless you and anoint this ministry.
Everyday thousands of children are being sexually abused. You can stop the abuse of at least one child by simply praying. You can possibly stop the abuse of thousands of children by forwarding the link in First Time Visitor? by email, Twitter or Facebook to every Christian you know. Save a child or lots of children!!!! Do Something, please!
3:15 PM prayer in brief:
Pray for God to stop 1 child from being molested today.
Pray for God to stop 1 child molestation happening now.
Pray for God to rescue 1 child from sexual slavery.
Pray for God to save 1 girl from genital circumcision.
Pray for God to stop 1 girl from becoming a child-bride.
If you have the faith pray for 100 children rather than one.
Texts show convicted child predator offered teen access to Begum Liberal campaign
Convicted child sex offender and former Islamic school educator Yusuf Ali Talukder led a "Team Doly Begum" group chat and offered to bring somebody he believed to be a teen to the campaign office.
(Centre left, Yusuf Talukder next to Doly Begum at Begum’s swearing-in ceremony) photo provided to Juno News
Text messages obtained by Juno News from an anonymous source suggest that convicted child sex offender Yusuf Ali Talukder was more involved in organizing Scarborough Southwest Liberal candidate Doly Begum’s campaign than her team previously portrayed, and even offered to bring someone he believed to be 15 years old to Begum’s campaign office.
According to a source Juno News agreed to keep anonymous, convicted child-predator and former Islamic school educator Yusuf Ali Talukder led a group chat used to organize events tied to Begum’s campaign, contradicting previous statements from her team and the Liberal party.
The source provided Juno News with several photos and screenshots indicating that Talukder was not just a community supporter who attended public events but also claimed he had direct access to Begum. Screenshots also show Talukder offering unsolicited tutoring and arranging meetings with the campaign, in conversation with someone he believed to be 15 years old, despite his past convictions.
This is the man who is winning the election to be the next Prime Minister of Canada. He and his wife are seen here with Ghislaine Maxwell.
Ghislaine (the s is silent) is the daughter of the late newspaper tycoon Robert Maxwell, who apparently fell off his yacht a few years ago. Whether he had any help or not is a good question.
Ghislaine spent much of her life working for Jeffrey Epstein, the world's most famous child rapist. Ghislaine was his super-madame who provided Epstein with hundreds of teenage girls in a steady stream and on at least 2 continents, and Little St James Island in the Caribbean, which Epstein owned.
Ghislaine also hooked 17 y/o Virginia Roberts up with Prince Andrew, who is so ostracized now from the royal family that he makes Harry look good. Virginia's ex-husband, it appears, nearly beat her to death last week in Australia.
Epstein flew the wealthy people of the world on his jet, Lolita, to his island which was well stocked with teen girls. Epstein suicided in a NYC prison while on suicide watch.
The questions are:
How did the Carneys get to know Ghislaine?
Were the Carneys ever on Lolita or Little St James Is?
Is the Carney name going to appear when Epstein's client list is published?
The first question I answered myself at the urging of Jim Henman, yes, he of April Wine, who took several exceptions to my post on FB. As you will see here, I am not trying to slur anyone, just trying to get to the truth for the sake of children who have no voice.
I concede that their relationship was probably restricted to social events as Diana Carney's sister was a friend of Ghislaine from high school, and Epstein’s so-called “black book” of contacts, which has been referenced in court documents and media, reportedly included multiple phone numbers for Diana Carney’s sister and her husband, Lord Rotherwick, but no entries have been confirmed for Mark or Diana Carney themselves.
"There is no evidence that the Carneys were on Epstein's plane (often dubbed 'Lolita Express'") or visited Little St. James." Correct! But that there is no public evidence doesn't mean there is no evidence. Most of the records have not been made public. So, I don't accuse them of being on Lolita Express or Little St James; I am merely asking the questions. Questions that none of Canada's Liberal national media would ever ask.
Trudeau did absolutely nothing to quell or even slow down the rapidly rising rate of occurrence of child sexual abuse in Canada in 10 years. Trudeau's roommate at West Vancouver College spent time in prison for possessing child sexual abuse images. Did Trudeau's complete ambivalence to child rape victims have anything to do with his friendship?
If Carney wins, will there be another 10 years of throwing our children to the wolves? He will do nothing to stop the mutilation of children in the guise of gender care, nor will he stop the absurd confusion being taught in schools regarding gender fluidity. A teaching that has caused far more damage to children than it has saved.
My educated guess for the number of sexually abused girls in Canada in the past ten years is about A HALF MILLION. Add boys, and you are close to 2/3 million kids in ten years.
The consequences of child sexual abuse are almost always very traumatic, resulting in extremely negative characteristics that usually last a lifetime. The government provides little or no help for these kids to recover.
The idea of ten more years, or even 4 more years of a godless government is not something Canada can survive.
A sexual education organization, previously banned from New Brunswick schools by former Progressive Conservative Premier Blaine Higgs over “inappropriate” content, is set to return to classrooms in the province.
Montreal-based HPV Global Action is expected to resume sex-ed presentations in New Brunswick schools under the newly elected Liberal government of Susan Holt, who has criticized former premier Higgs’s approach to the province’s sexual education curriculum.
In the spring, Higgs suspended HPV Global Action from presenting at any school after receiving photos and screenshots from parents of “clearly inappropriate material”used by the organization in at least four high schools, he said in a May 24 social media post.
A photo attached to the post shows several questions displayed by the group on a board, including “Is it normal to watch porn like people watch TV series?” and other comments about sexual acts.
The then-premier said the presentation was not part of the provincial curriculum, and that parents had not been notified of its content. “This group will not be allowed to present again at New Brunswick schools, effective immediately,” Higgs wrote, adding that “children should be protected, and parents should be respected.”
HPV Global Action was founded in 2006 with the stated purpose of “spreading inclusive information on sexual and reproductive health.” It offers academic programs, delivered in the form of school presentations, including a puberty program for Grades 5 to 6, a pre-adolescent program for Grades 7 to 8, and comprehensive sessions on sexual health and relationships for secondary and post-secondary students.
The Epoch Times reached out to HPV Global Action, but did not hear back by publication time.
In mid-2023, Higgs’s government became the first in Canada to implement a policy change that required teachers to obtain parental consent before using the preferred first name and pronoun of a transgender or non-binary student who is under 16. He said the policy was needed to ensure parental rights and protect children, and that there had been “an erosion of what we might have always considered standard.”
In response to Higgs’s announcement of his policy review, Holt said in a statement that the provincial government was putting LGBT students and teachers “at risk for targeted harassment, violence, and left them wondering if they will have a safe place in our education system.”
Holt has said her newly elected government is working to make changes to the province’s gender policies.
In 9 years of Trudeau, I can't find a single Act of Parliament, or Order in Council, that deals with sexual abuse or child sexual abuse. Canada is possibly the only country in the Western world that has completely ignored what I believe to be the worst atrocity mankind has ever committed.
Canada’s privacy laws limit cross-border sex trafficking probes: U.S. envoy
Canada’s privacy laws are one of the “real barriers” to addressing the significant issue of cross-border sex trafficking, the outgoing U.S. ambassador to Canada says.
Sex trafficking is one of several border security concerns that have been routinely discussed between the two countries under the Biden administration, Ambassador David Cohen says, long before U.S. president-elect Donald Trump began pushing Canada and Mexico to address irregular migration and drug trafficking or risk punishing tariffs.
While Cohen points out progress has been made on those fronts, he said there was still work to do on other border issues.
“Not mentioned in the president-elect’s social media post is a problem we have with sex trafficking between Canada and the United States,” he told Mercedes Stephenson in an interview that aired Sunday on The West Block.
“Sex trafficking between the United States and Canada, and between Mexico and the United States as well, is a significant issue, and it is one of the real focus areas of our Customs and Border Protection personnel (in the U.S.)”
2:14
Canada to beef up border security amid Trump tariff threats
Cohen said the biggest issue was adequate information sharing and cooperation between Canadian and American law enforcement agencies — particularly privacy laws surrounding the National Sex Offender Registry.
Canadian law states information in the registry is only available to police for limited investigative purposes. By contrast, U.S. sex offender data from across the country is openly accessible to the public and is easily shared between police forces.
“One of the real barriers to full cooperation, maybe the way the United States would like to see it, is the heightened privacy rules and regulations that exist in Canada, as opposed to the United States,” he said.
Asked if the U.S. felt those laws were protecting sex traffickers, Cohen responded, “Correct.”
Cohen said legislation is being considered in Canada after conversations with the U.S. that would give convicted sex offenders “a lesser level of privacy protections.”
Canada and the U.S. also entered into negotiations in 2022 for a bilateral agreement under the U.S. Clarifying Lawful Overseas Use of Data (CLOUD) Act, which would enhance cross-border sharing of data between law enforcement agencies.
2:10
‘So many crossings’: Canada-U.S. border security a growing concern
The latest U.S. Trafficking in Persons Report said that while Canada meets the minimum standards for combatting human trafficking, there are gaps in both police data collection and victims services and protections, with the latter deemed “inadequate.”
Chief U.S. border patrol agent Robert Garcia said in October in a social media post on X that agents in the Swanton Sector, which covers Vermont’s border with Quebec, apprehended more than 19,000 people from 97 countries in the last year — more than the last 17 years combined.
Cohen said there have also been “very significant conversation” during his tenure between federal, provincial, territorial and Indigenous leaders about addressing the issue of missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls, “which is another form of border control that is very important.”
At the same time, he pointed out Canada remains concerned about the smuggling of illegal firearms from the U.S., which officials say is the top source of guns used in crimes in Canada.
The current debate around border security has focused on irregular migration and fentanyl trafficking, after Trump vowed to lay 25-per cent tariffs on all goods from Canada and Mexico over the issue.
Cohen said those issues have also been concerns for Biden administration, and that diplomatic and top-level talks have “moved some of the levers” toward enhancing security.
2:01
Trudeau briefs opposition leaders on Trump, border issues
Although encounters of migrants seeking to enter the U.S. through the Canadian land border saw a 306-per cent year-over-year increase in June, the number has since dropped by 50 per cent to 1,792 as of September, according to U.S. Customs and Border Protection statistics.
The agency says it seized more than 5,000 kilograms of illegal drugs at the Canadian border between October 2023 and September 2024. That included 19.5 kilograms of fentanyl — a more than 200 per cent increase from two years prior.
Cohen said Trump’s proposed tariffs would have “significant economic impacts” on both sides of the border and could even increase inflation, which Trump has vowed to “get rid of.”
But the ambassador also pointed out it was too soon to say definitively what the impact could be — or even if the tariffs will happen at all.
“All we’ve seen about this policy is a one-paragraph Truth Social post, and that’s not a full policy,” he said. “It doesn’t capture necessarily what the tariffs would look like.
“You don’t impose tariffs by social media post.”
Survivors of sex trafficking looking for help can contact The Canadian Human Trafficking Hotline 24-7 at 1-833-900-1010.
