<p data-pm-slice="1 1 []">It's 2026, do you know where your Ashton Kutcher's 2011 anti human trafficking campaign is?</p>

It's 2026, do you know where your Ashton Kutcher's 2011 anti human trafficking campaign is?

<p>It's 2026, do you know where your Ashton Kutcher's 2011 anti human trafficking campaign is?</p>

WTW120: People Simply Cannot Stop Believing Bogus Child Trafficking Stats

Every single time the right, or even center-left, goes ballistic over a "woke" controversy, the slightest bit of investigation shows the scandal is almost entirely bogus. This is not a new phenomenon; it dates back decades. It's an intentional tool used to protect the powerful and preserve the status quo, while further scapegoating and otherizing those who push for political progress. This podcast digs into not just today's fake scandals, but those of yesterday and yesteryear. The terminology has changed some, but the pattern has not. Listen in as host Thomas Smith shines a light on the panic, the fragility, the overreaction, and the lying that ignites 'Where There's Woke.'

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