Rather surprising news story today! The State of Texas has filed a law suit against Netflix for showing the movie "Cuties" charging that they are airing child pornography.

Today's news is about a University Of Texas, Arlington, who teaches that laws should be changed to allow men to have sex with boys. Unfortunately I did not misstate that.

Today we have a "Newsweek" story about a YouTube site that openly promotes child abuse, child sexual abuse and is degrading toward women. A petition has been circulating to try and get the FBI to investigate the site. The name of the actual site is not mentioned by "Newsweek" out of revulsion over it's content.

Our program today is from the United Nations where Dr. Mofokeng has been elevated to the top position of UN Special Rapporteur on the Right to Health. She has historically advocated for not only the legalization of prostitution, but also has historically encouraged minors to consider prostitution as a lifestyle and a profession.

Today's story is about a "funny" video produced for the "Adult Swim" channel about hurting and trafficking children.

Disgusting.

The program today is about a Netflix feature called "Cuties." It sexualizes 11 year old girls. The author said her goal is to draw attention to girls being sexualized over the internet. I'm going ... Right. (smirk)

The news story today is out of the St Louis area. The FBI and other agencies have arrested several people trying to meet up with children for sex. All contacting was over the internet. Another warning to parents about what their children are viewing.

Today we have a story out of the Philippines about how children are being forced to perform sex acts ... live ... over the internet ... and their traffickers are taking orders from the viewing people about what acts to force the children to do, or have done to them. The average age of a child has been found to be only 11 years of age. 8% of the children are only 3 years old or younger. The study is from the International Justice Mission. They are trying to find ways to address this and to end it. Also IJM notes that just because their 3 years long study was done in the Philippines doesn't mean it is not happening in other nations on our planet. Also, 84% of those doing the trafficking are either parents or close relatives.

Today we have a news story out of Las Vegas. We have been told over and over that if we would just legalize prostitution it would do away with sex trafficking. What a croc. Here are some hard numbers out of the "legal" Las Vegas. Turns out that it has the HIGHEST numbers of forced sex trafficking, especially that of trafficking minors, in our nation!

Today's story is about how effective the Truckers Against Trafficking's training is for Law Enforcement and over the road truck drivers on how to spot a trafficking situation.