Child trafficking is a multi billion dollar Industry

Human trafficking brings in $150 Billion dollar world-wide.  With 600,000 to 800,000 children and adults brought illegally to the United States each year

Heather Kelly interviews Founder and CEO of Operation Underground Railroad, Tim Ballard and actor Jim Caviezel, best know for "Passion of the Christ" and "The Count of Monte Cristo" about the documentary "Operation Toussaint."  The film shows the efforts of Ballard, O.U.R members and law-enforcement in Haiti trying to get child sex slaves out of their situation.

Mr. Caviezel is also slated to portray Tim Ballard's efforts to organize Operation Underground Railroad.  The film called 'Sound of Freedom' will begin filming on June 11, 2018 in Columbia.

 

[raniajordany]

How invested are Tim and his wife in this organization? It's a fantastic couple. In this video, Jim Caviezel is tense and thoughtful. He seems to be somewhere else, perhaps in prayer. Jim is a huge actor and an extraordinary man in the sense that he is not ordinary at all. Good husband, good father, good Christian practitioner, an example to follow. This film will reveal to the face of the world the horror that these children endure and Jim is the perfect vector for this truth.

[chris_m]

Why has utube censored the movie trailer?

[gerishcolesc]

What happen to this? this they finish this? what happen to the film?

[nurtured-channel]

All these celebrities with orphanages in third world countries ... will give you a clue of what is really going on.
This is indeed a Spiritual Battle..over the souls of mankind
The most precious thing God ever created

[nurtured-channel]

Is not a drug is a spirit... a demon spirit who feeds of children's energy

[ShingInAction]

Jim seemed uncomfortable and not wanting to be there

[Jewl]

Ending human trafficking is essential to our evolution in consciousness! I am not sure about Tom's statistics though. There aren't more slaves now than ever before. And cannabis use does not linearly lead to cocaine use, etc., , that's been shown as well!. Also while sex addiction can most likely explain some or the majority of demand, there are other factors at play that aren't mentioned here.

[normap]

Interviewer, pls dye your hair next time. Put some time into your professional appearance please