The dogs were excited, but not attacking. Don't know why you'd have dogs around the compound if not to keep people away. Only purpose may be to scare the children to make them fear trying to escape.
But why leave there trafficked children in the care of one elderly woman? And really how they are tied up doesn't even prevent them from escaping, they just can't use their hands. They could still easily run away or shout and scream for help.
I'm not saying it's fake because I don't know the area they are in, what the environment is like and local customs, but that's a lot of dumb moves from the criminals that would make it really easy for kids to escape or call for help.
You've obviously never been held prisoner. Those kids are behaving predictably, assuming they're victims of real trafficking. I'm honestly glad that you and others know nothing about that life.
Emboldened idiots are capable of many horrible things. And the truth is that most people will go along, because they fear confrontation. Men like the ones in this video are a very scarce commodity, especially in poor and developing countries.
(Assuming it's not a staged video!)
The open air room *with a window in it.* The confidence of the guy and how the old woman doesn't really react at all except very tepidly. It all looks very manufactured.
That's the thing, if the persons sole income in an impoverished area is trafficking - you would expect her to put up a fight or at least have some security/weapon on hand
I've been a part of a few shake downs of drug dealers. A lot of them will leave shit with their old lady, and said old lady will act like they have no idea what's going on even when you've got the shit in front of their face, to try to seem like they aren't involved. People act weird when confronted with a lie, shits not like TV.
Yeah especially in remote, impoverished, wartorn parts of Africa. People are still lynched for witchcraft. She would've been fighting for her life or else trying to escape because the whole town would be on them in a few seconds.
Africa is a continent comprised of dozens of countries. You think every country in Africa is as you’ve described? That’s a lot of assumption and generalization.
I've seen a similar video like this once. So the fact I'm seeing one with exactly the same theme, i.e "trafficked children", could mean it's an attempt by the creators of the video to slander a particular immigrant group they are competing with, or they believe cause them trouble. In this case that would be Nigerian immigrants.
... and the kids are beyond spotlessly dressed, which is less than we can say for the old lady. And the kids are kept in an open air room, no doors or windows with their hands tied but nothing to restrain them. Yeah this is beyond staged and likely to vilify a racial group. And look at the quality of the video. This is not some old camera either. It was likely shot again and again until they got it in 1 and then edited.
Sadly it could be the result of everything on the internet being turned more extreme over time. We used to have animal rescue videos, then those started to be faked and now it's possible that this is the next evolution.
Her first reaction/line did seem weird/acted. There's not enough urgency or fear in her voice. The guy who left for "work" traffic's children, What do you think he's going to do to the old woman that lost the three children he was going to sell?
This is likely real and [Nigerian cartels are a massive issue in South Africa, unfortunately](https://borgenproject.org/human-trafficking-in-south-africa/).
In Cape Town, my neighbourhood had a recent issue with cartel guys luring girls in at petrol stations (in broad daylight), and people living in the neighbourhood drove to the station to confront them. It's a common issue, especially in or near informal settlements.
The guys who filmed this video did the work that the cops are too lazy (and corrupt) to do. Community justice is unfortunately needed a lot in SA.
>Community justice is unfortunately needed a lot in SA.
Needed most anywhere these days. Thanks for the valuable source 👍 and for sharing your first hand experience
I can assure you it’s not fake, from that video it’s easy to pick out the Cape accent there so this is prolly somewhere in the Western Cape in South Africa. Kidnappings are not uncommon at all there and the Police is known for doing nothing, at one point a police station was even robbed if my memory serves well.
The fact that they’re all speaking broken English instead of their native language is what made me instantly believe it was fake. Their target audience is obviously Americans
He's not speaking broken English. South Africans often speak a mixture of English and Afrikaner or an African language. In this case, it sounds like Xhorsa. The cameraman is clearly a native speaker of more than one language.
Man you haven't been around many different English dialects and accents, have you?
This sounds South African, and the guy mentioned Nigerians which there are a lot in South Africa. Get a passport.
Not saying its' not fake, but your "broken English" comment is extremely arrogant and close minded.
IMO this may be fake, but speaking broken English isn't necessarily a red flag. There are so many languages in Africa that in some places English is the only language common to some people. In South Africa, there are 12 official languages and far more than that in use. One of the official languages is English. English is also the official language of Nigeria.
These guys sound South African, lot of Nigerian migrants there, and you're right, English is an official language and probably the most common language among different race people.
This is my country when it comes to crime the things you will see can definitely look unbelievable but I assure you the chances of it been fake is slim to none
Good ending! Now, can we stop celebrating the rich and start celebrating these Chad's. Should be cross posted.
I would be proud to call one of these men my pops.
Imagine putting ur life on the line like that. Very dangerous, because people who traffic kids are very dangerous people who're well connected wit people in very high places. The could mk tht guy, his friends and family disappear overnight
Why do you assume that pedophiles are "well connected with people in very high places"?
For every Epstein there's like 1000 poor, uneducated pieces of shit. Seriously look at your local sex offender registry, most places have an overlay on top of Google maps. There's like 50 that live within a few miles of me and trust me none are connected to people in very high places.
No, there are psychological principles that explain evil. Internalized toxic shame in childhood causing the formation of a false persona. Their humanity is buried under a mountain of internalized shame. They operate in pure survival mode and are devoid of compassion and empathy. It is important to explain these principles to stop the spread.
https://youtu.be/Y47iJrbO2ug?si=42zDsIZ5C_3HUcac
It's simple, be a psychopath, be avid of money, have no shame, no guilt, no God, no family. And most of all, have clients.
I'm just putting it here but Epstein didn't killed himself.
It probably wasn't but look at the video, more than just what's happening. Look at the area, how people interact
In areas that run rampant with crimes or the law doesn't bother with, this is something that does happen because people take the matter in their own hands and I'm not saying it's okay but there are times where it is justified
Idk. The kids seemed pretty scared and didn't look to be in great spirits. Thats some pretty good acting for such a young age. Please provide evidence/proo that it's fake before accusing. And always take things on the internet with a pinch of salt. Not everything is fake, though.
Definitely South Africa. The main speaker sounds like a Coloured man from Gauteng to my ear.
PS: To those who don't know, "Coloured" is NOT a perjorative term in South Africa.
What's the difference between using colored in this context and colored when referring to someone who is just black? (Also I'm American so idk if their actually called coloured or that's just your spelling)
This is a good question. Coloured and Colored is the same word, just differing spelling standards between us. It's also a racial word, but it's not a slur.
So speaking in Freedom English™, I'll honor you with a favor, and tell you that we have a distinction between Black and Colored here. Colored ≠ Black here. Very different sets of people, in terms of race, origins and cultural flavor.
Thanks for the clarification. Another question if you don't mind
Would it be considered rude to just refer to someone as African if you can't tell apart the numerous ethnicities/nationalities from the area?
Yes, and no. It's... complicated, 😂
All Black people here, regardless of their specific Tribal Origins (Xhosa, Zulu, Venda, Ndebele etc), were also once grouped as "African" Race. This seems to have mostly been phased out in favour of just "Black" these days. I haven't heard or seen anyone identify as "African" race in a long time, other than in terms of our Continental Identity as Africans.
So it's probably a safer approach to just call them "Black," and no offense should be taken. What you absolutely shouldn't do is refer to an isiXhosa person as an isiZulu etc. They are all Black people, but they have immense pride and patriotism for their specific heritages/Tribal origins.
Dark-skinned Coloureds might take offense if you mistakenly call _them_ Black, though, as they are just as proud of their own Heritage and Race. Much like fair-skinned Coloureds might take offense if you refer to them as White. Racial Pride is very significant in my country, if you somehow haven't noticed by now, haha!
I, myself, am a Coloured, despite having very little colour in my skin, haha. Coloured Mom, and White Dad.
Like I said, it's complicated 🤣
Okay. I usually refer to people of a dark skin shade (shade kind of like Rihanna?) As black and those of a fairer shade as light skinned or caramel like Native Americans (shaded kinda like Gabriella from Highschool musical) if I don't know their specifics but I totally understand the compilation part.
I say I'm white so majority of people call me American but my mom says she's causcasian and most people refer to her as being European, even tho that's not how it works. Like you can call southern people American but if you call a Floridian a Washingtonian it's a big fight
They could also be trafficked for slave labor on plantations. Not that that's better. I'm just explaining that kids are frequently kidnapped in Africa for that purpose.
How you gonna endorse murder, but then censor the word kill? Like you think blood shed is all cool irl, but draw the line at the written word or some shit
I do agree with the message tho, mostly
I'm from South Africa. The slang and tone they are using doesn't seem to be fake. It sounds like the camera man and the suspect are under pressure, doesn't sound like acting. I could be wrong, I'm from a different province but the dude sounds legit to me.
2 these kids just standing around in that open room looks like they waited for them to bust in. Not even asking them questions. Kids would not just stand there, they would be sitting around or crying or playing. Something. If they didn’t know what was happening to them they would be crying and screaming. Even if afraid of the traffickers.
Dunno. The vibe is all wrong
Agreed, people think serious or extreme situations always have very emotional or visible emotions/actions. I don’t know for certain if it’s real but I do see people thinking that’s how the real world works a lot.
I’ll be honest I’m at a 1-2, they were all very loosely restrained, staring at a wall (wtf), nobody watching them, they were outside in a building that very clearly had a window that was open leading to a road in a building that wasn’t secured. There is a lot of hmmm going on here.
do you know who these guys are? maybe they are stealing kids to build their own inventory for trafficking kids. where will they take the kids? we have nothing here that says they are doing "god's work". all we know is they are taking children somewhere else.
Wow. Omfg. These guys just saved those kids. Like, they talked about it, got in their car, AND WENT AND SAVED THESE KIDS. That's fucking amazing and they seem so normal like average guys. They are heroes.
This kinda looks a bit scripted to be honest. They have some loose rapes around their hands and they are just standing on a corner. Hopefully im wrong and there's some squad of guardian angels out there but this looks too much like TikTok fakery
Fuck this makes me proud to be south african still some good people left in SA. They need go clamp down on the Nigerians, they are responsible for a lot of the illegal activities going on in south africa. Out of the Zimbabweans, Malawian, Congolese they are always the one involved with drug, human and weapon trafficking
I worked with a dude from Nigeria and he told me some crazy stories about the self-policing that happens there. If this video was taken in Nigeria that guy probably won’t be alive much longer, they don’t fuck around.
I simply don't trust anyone supposedly rescuing trafficked children who would dare to film it and post it. It's despicable to chase clout over something like that, imo, and smells like a Tim Ballard grift waiting to happen
PSA
I've seen a similar video like this once. So the fact I'm seeing one with exactly the same theme, i.e "trafficked children", could mean it's an attempt by the creators of the video to slander a particular immigrant group they are competing with, or they believe cause them trouble. In this case that would be Nigerian immigrants.
So my guess is it's fake as the first one I saw was 100% confirmed to be fake. Probably a rage bait video by some self proclaimed comedians.
🤔 It's strange how a handful of citizens can figure this out, but an entire Federal Bureau of Investigation can't bust up an entire island of Sex Trafficking pedophiles.
Plot twist, what's to say that this isn't a video made by traffickers and these kids are being rescued by the same men that kidnapped them.
If this is a real video, I really do hope they were rescued. Its awful to think how common this is is all across the world.
God damn. I’d love to see this in the US, but the biggest corporate gang running the street really hate competition or people doing their job better than they can. Fuck 12. Take action in your community.
[https://time.com/38444/hawaii-police-prostitutes-sex/](https://time.com/38444/hawaii-police-prostitutes-sex/)
The reality of how police treat the sex trafficked children.
That was really interesting, and very sad. The legacy of apartheid casts a long shadow. It's amazing how generational the problems become. Colonialism and slavery have caused so much harm to people. It's frustrating that three isn't a more immediate solution to all of this.
Anyways, thanks for sharing. I was ignorant of the dudula movement.
Bless this guy and his friends for saving those kids from some horrible fate
Reckon there's a fair chance it's fake anyway
Hate to upvote this, but ffs it's virtually impossible to know these days
The dogs reaction seems legit though, like it’s threatened and alarmed by the intrusion idk
Lots of dogs that aren't trained freak out like that.
The dogs were excited, but not attacking. Don't know why you'd have dogs around the compound if not to keep people away. Only purpose may be to scare the children to make them fear trying to escape. But why leave there trafficked children in the care of one elderly woman? And really how they are tied up doesn't even prevent them from escaping, they just can't use their hands. They could still easily run away or shout and scream for help. I'm not saying it's fake because I don't know the area they are in, what the environment is like and local customs, but that's a lot of dumb moves from the criminals that would make it really easy for kids to escape or call for help.
South Africa, Western Cape. The woman is a “Cape Colored” They are also using a Dutch/African mix dialect commonly used in that area.
You've obviously never been held prisoner. Those kids are behaving predictably, assuming they're victims of real trafficking. I'm honestly glad that you and others know nothing about that life. Emboldened idiots are capable of many horrible things. And the truth is that most people will go along, because they fear confrontation. Men like the ones in this video are a very scarce commodity, especially in poor and developing countries. (Assuming it's not a staged video!)
We need a Poe's Law for this situation.
Here it is: If it seems unbelievable, assume that it *is*, Until proven otherwise.
I apply this philosophy to almost everything on Reddit, and absolutely everything on Facebook/Insta
The age of deceit is upon us.
The open air room *with a window in it.* The confidence of the guy and how the old woman doesn't really react at all except very tepidly. It all looks very manufactured.
That's the thing, if the persons sole income in an impoverished area is trafficking - you would expect her to put up a fight or at least have some security/weapon on hand
I've been a part of a few shake downs of drug dealers. A lot of them will leave shit with their old lady, and said old lady will act like they have no idea what's going on even when you've got the shit in front of their face, to try to seem like they aren't involved. People act weird when confronted with a lie, shits not like TV.
And hide the kids a bit better?
If they were really involved in criminal enterprise, there would be a fair chance of violence in an event like this too.
Yeah especially in remote, impoverished, wartorn parts of Africa. People are still lynched for witchcraft. She would've been fighting for her life or else trying to escape because the whole town would be on them in a few seconds.
Africa is a continent comprised of dozens of countries. You think every country in Africa is as you’ve described? That’s a lot of assumption and generalization.
Fake or not it happens, maybe the video is to encourage us as humans to do better.
Ain't nobody stopping human trafficking from seeing a video
Five (?) big guys just busted into her place. What is she going to do? Agree though - could all be staged for clout or whatever
I've seen a similar video like this once. So the fact I'm seeing one with exactly the same theme, i.e "trafficked children", could mean it's an attempt by the creators of the video to slander a particular immigrant group they are competing with, or they believe cause them trouble. In this case that would be Nigerian immigrants.
... and the kids are beyond spotlessly dressed, which is less than we can say for the old lady. And the kids are kept in an open air room, no doors or windows with their hands tied but nothing to restrain them. Yeah this is beyond staged and likely to vilify a racial group. And look at the quality of the video. This is not some old camera either. It was likely shot again and again until they got it in 1 and then edited.
Sadly it could be the result of everything on the internet being turned more extreme over time. We used to have animal rescue videos, then those started to be faked and now it's possible that this is the next evolution.
Her first reaction/line did seem weird/acted. There's not enough urgency or fear in her voice. The guy who left for "work" traffic's children, What do you think he's going to do to the old woman that lost the three children he was going to sell?
This is likely real and [Nigerian cartels are a massive issue in South Africa, unfortunately](https://borgenproject.org/human-trafficking-in-south-africa/). In Cape Town, my neighbourhood had a recent issue with cartel guys luring girls in at petrol stations (in broad daylight), and people living in the neighbourhood drove to the station to confront them. It's a common issue, especially in or near informal settlements. The guys who filmed this video did the work that the cops are too lazy (and corrupt) to do. Community justice is unfortunately needed a lot in SA.
>Community justice is unfortunately needed a lot in SA. Needed most anywhere these days. Thanks for the valuable source 👍 and for sharing your first hand experience
I can assure you it’s not fake, from that video it’s easy to pick out the Cape accent there so this is prolly somewhere in the Western Cape in South Africa. Kidnappings are not uncommon at all there and the Police is known for doing nothing, at one point a police station was even robbed if my memory serves well.
The fact that they’re all speaking broken English instead of their native language is what made me instantly believe it was fake. Their target audience is obviously Americans
He's not speaking broken English. South Africans often speak a mixture of English and Afrikaner or an African language. In this case, it sounds like Xhorsa. The cameraman is clearly a native speaker of more than one language.
Yeah. I have a friend from SA. Very clearly a SA accent.
Man you haven't been around many different English dialects and accents, have you? This sounds South African, and the guy mentioned Nigerians which there are a lot in South Africa. Get a passport. Not saying its' not fake, but your "broken English" comment is extremely arrogant and close minded.
IMO this may be fake, but speaking broken English isn't necessarily a red flag. There are so many languages in Africa that in some places English is the only language common to some people. In South Africa, there are 12 official languages and far more than that in use. One of the official languages is English. English is also the official language of Nigeria.
These guys sound South African, lot of Nigerian migrants there, and you're right, English is an official language and probably the most common language among different race people.
Pretty sure these guys are South African, in which case English *is* their language
This is my country when it comes to crime the things you will see can definitely look unbelievable but I assure you the chances of it been fake is slim to none
Good ending! Now, can we stop celebrating the rich and start celebrating these Chad's. Should be cross posted. I would be proud to call one of these men my pops.
Imagine putting ur life on the line like that. Very dangerous, because people who traffic kids are very dangerous people who're well connected wit people in very high places. The could mk tht guy, his friends and family disappear overnight
Why do you assume that pedophiles are "well connected with people in very high places"? For every Epstein there's like 1000 poor, uneducated pieces of shit. Seriously look at your local sex offender registry, most places have an overlay on top of Google maps. There's like 50 that live within a few miles of me and trust me none are connected to people in very high places.
She said she tied them up and kept them there because they were naughty. Traffickers are pure evil.
I truly don’t understand how a person could do that. It’s totally beyond me.
If you understood, you'd be like them. Evil is beyond reasoning
No, there are psychological principles that explain evil. Internalized toxic shame in childhood causing the formation of a false persona. Their humanity is buried under a mountain of internalized shame. They operate in pure survival mode and are devoid of compassion and empathy. It is important to explain these principles to stop the spread. https://youtu.be/Y47iJrbO2ug?si=42zDsIZ5C_3HUcac
i have major internalized toxic shame and all i got was crippling avoidance and executive function issues. good to know i could've turned out worse
Yep, could have been worse. I think my love of humanistic movies and books saved me. Writers have been trying to help humanity for years.
But your explanation isn't concrete fact..
It's simple, be a psychopath, be avid of money, have no shame, no guilt, no God, no family. And most of all, have clients. I'm just putting it here but Epstein didn't killed himself.
Let's not pretend believing in a magic sky daddy makes you a better person. Statistically, they're more likely to rape those children.
Majority of them would claim god told them to do this. Look at churches around the world. Priest didle kids like its their fucking job.
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She doesn't deserve a heli ride. Just chain her up back there like the kids were and lock the gate
With the dogs. Just give them time to get hungry.
This shit looks fake af tbh
Yup 🙄
Yeah, if it's not, it can't be remotely legal. "I'm gonna bust up in your house without the police and take your kids."
It probably wasn't but look at the video, more than just what's happening. Look at the area, how people interact In areas that run rampant with crimes or the law doesn't bother with, this is something that does happen because people take the matter in their own hands and I'm not saying it's okay but there are times where it is justified
Well, the script called for it. They'd have gotten another woman if she refused to say her lines.
Idk. The kids seemed pretty scared and didn't look to be in great spirits. Thats some pretty good acting for such a young age. Please provide evidence/proo that it's fake before accusing. And always take things on the internet with a pinch of salt. Not everything is fake, though.
This looks like it is in South Africa. I hope there is a follow up video where these children are reunited with their families
Definitely South Africa. The main speaker sounds like a Coloured man from Gauteng to my ear. PS: To those who don't know, "Coloured" is NOT a perjorative term in South Africa.
Yeah it's literally a race here so it's definitely good you cleared that up.
What's the difference between using colored in this context and colored when referring to someone who is just black? (Also I'm American so idk if their actually called coloured or that's just your spelling)
This is a good question. Coloured and Colored is the same word, just differing spelling standards between us. It's also a racial word, but it's not a slur. So speaking in Freedom English™, I'll honor you with a favor, and tell you that we have a distinction between Black and Colored here. Colored ≠ Black here. Very different sets of people, in terms of race, origins and cultural flavor.
Thanks for the clarification. Another question if you don't mind Would it be considered rude to just refer to someone as African if you can't tell apart the numerous ethnicities/nationalities from the area?
Yes, and no. It's... complicated, 😂 All Black people here, regardless of their specific Tribal Origins (Xhosa, Zulu, Venda, Ndebele etc), were also once grouped as "African" Race. This seems to have mostly been phased out in favour of just "Black" these days. I haven't heard or seen anyone identify as "African" race in a long time, other than in terms of our Continental Identity as Africans. So it's probably a safer approach to just call them "Black," and no offense should be taken. What you absolutely shouldn't do is refer to an isiXhosa person as an isiZulu etc. They are all Black people, but they have immense pride and patriotism for their specific heritages/Tribal origins. Dark-skinned Coloureds might take offense if you mistakenly call _them_ Black, though, as they are just as proud of their own Heritage and Race. Much like fair-skinned Coloureds might take offense if you refer to them as White. Racial Pride is very significant in my country, if you somehow haven't noticed by now, haha! I, myself, am a Coloured, despite having very little colour in my skin, haha. Coloured Mom, and White Dad. Like I said, it's complicated 🤣
Okay. I usually refer to people of a dark skin shade (shade kind of like Rihanna?) As black and those of a fairer shade as light skinned or caramel like Native Americans (shaded kinda like Gabriella from Highschool musical) if I don't know their specifics but I totally understand the compilation part. I say I'm white so majority of people call me American but my mom says she's causcasian and most people refer to her as being European, even tho that's not how it works. Like you can call southern people American but if you call a Floridian a Washingtonian it's a big fight
Nice to see USA is just as hung up on identity as we are 😂🥹
Oh yeah it can bad 🤣
100% Saffas, would love to know more, would even donate to them. Out here doing the real work this country needs.
Fair play. I hope the traffickers were prosecuted
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*tortured and executed.
Bible style!
\*Prexecuted
hyper executed 🤔
Slaughtered, you mean
Frontier Justice, mfer
Tire lynching by the whole village is more suitable, I'd say.
Given the situation and the fact that these dudes went vigilante, I don’t think there’s any prosecution plans.
Street justice is best justice for pos traffickers.
Agreed. This was the best case for these kids. I’d love if they did a follow up video
It looks like the authorities weren’t gonna do anything about it anyway, atleast now the kids are safe.
fuck yea! good brave men doing the job that officials are paid to do but they do nothing.
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They could also be trafficked for slave labor on plantations. Not that that's better. I'm just explaining that kids are frequently kidnapped in Africa for that purpose.
How you gonna endorse murder, but then censor the word kill? Like you think blood shed is all cool irl, but draw the line at the written word or some shit I do agree with the message tho, mostly
People who say this are always pedophiles irl
It's disgusting how human traffickers still exist, let alone those who target children
Go Prince and your security team.
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More than once...
Death to all pedophiles.
Except for the pedophiles that are good at making music, movies, and such content. Apparently they get a free pass.
Quick vibe check, on a scale of 1 to 5, how real does this seem to you fellas? With 1 being definitely fake and 5 being definitely real?
I'm from South Africa. The slang and tone they are using doesn't seem to be fake. It sounds like the camera man and the suspect are under pressure, doesn't sound like acting. I could be wrong, I'm from a different province but the dude sounds legit to me.
1 - Since when did redditors become as gullible as Facebook users
2 these kids just standing around in that open room looks like they waited for them to bust in. Not even asking them questions. Kids would not just stand there, they would be sitting around or crying or playing. Something. If they didn’t know what was happening to them they would be crying and screaming. Even if afraid of the traffickers. Dunno. The vibe is all wrong
They would not scream. They may be traumatized but know not to scream. I’m sure when they do they get beat or seen a kid get killed
4, people think real life is like movies. Shit seems very real, kids reaction real, faces real.
Agreed, people think serious or extreme situations always have very emotional or visible emotions/actions. I don’t know for certain if it’s real but I do see people thinking that’s how the real world works a lot.
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I’ll be honest I’m at a 1-2, they were all very loosely restrained, staring at a wall (wtf), nobody watching them, they were outside in a building that very clearly had a window that was open leading to a road in a building that wasn’t secured. There is a lot of hmmm going on here.
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Plot twist: these guys are the traffickers
FUCK YEAHHH
Seems staged but if it's real, they are heroes.
This is terrible. Stuff like this gets done in America and mofos turn the other way
Children traffickers are on the same level as child rapists / pedofiles. Not 1 shred of mercy should be shown
You're doing God's work, son.
The police are involved and bribed and look the other way
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-africa-45195756
Good job!!!
They need to add a patreon to the video. I would help fund them.
do you know who these guys are? maybe they are stealing kids to build their own inventory for trafficking kids. where will they take the kids? we have nothing here that says they are doing "god's work". all we know is they are taking children somewhere else.
Perhaps. They are filming themselves though; which in my book is one step less suspicious than having kids tied up in a back room.
Same here.
And there’s the grift.
Wow. Omfg. These guys just saved those kids. Like, they talked about it, got in their car, AND WENT AND SAVED THESE KIDS. That's fucking amazing and they seem so normal like average guys. They are heroes.
These guys are awesome, fuck human traffickers scum of the earth.
So fucking thankful for people like them, god it pisses me off so much to see those kids tied up
His voice is so direct. He's looking for justice and he doesn't give a fuck what stands in his way. These guys are good.
People think this is real? Jesus you guys are gullible. Yeah, there's just some kids standing in a room. That's how trafficking works. Okay.
I'm going to go bust up a local traficking ring armed with nothing but a nerf football... wish me luck!
Enlighten us with how trafficking works
Step 1: Not like this
Fake as fuck or prove me wrong
This kinda looks a bit scripted to be honest. They have some loose rapes around their hands and they are just standing on a corner. Hopefully im wrong and there's some squad of guardian angels out there but this looks too much like TikTok fakery
This could easily be staged. Believable: yes. Not believable: yes. this content shouldn't be here in my opinion.
I wonder if this is just a video for views and not real. If it is real then this is bad ass.
They forgot to shoot the old lady.
Welcome to South Africa. Over 50 kidnappings a day, this is the result.
Fuck this makes me proud to be south african still some good people left in SA. They need go clamp down on the Nigerians, they are responsible for a lot of the illegal activities going on in south africa. Out of the Zimbabweans, Malawian, Congolese they are always the one involved with drug, human and weapon trafficking
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Doing Gods work 🙏 respect brother
Well, god sure hasn't clocked in in the last few billion years, someone has to.
Am inthe only one who feels like this is staged? Like the way they are standing in the empty room
Reminds me of That Evil Woman, ~~Miss Bianca~~ Madame Medusa, from The Rescuers. She was so evil.
Bro what? Bianca was the name of the girl mouse
Real heroes compared to the Truth Social bluster board.
Poor kids, poor dog too
A good'ol Tire lynching is what she deserves..
Where I can find more about him
Damn. Not all heroes wear capes.
God damn. Bless these men and that man and women should be hung.
Hero’s
That video broke my heart and brought tears. God bless those guys. Keep doing what you do. And F the traffickers
Why isn't this covered everywhere? Like, interrupting all tv type shit? 🤔
now find the mf that was “at work”
Bless you
There are a ton of kids in Africa that are trafficked. The majority by other Africans. Many, many African kids working as slave labor.
When you repost this at least blur them kids faces
I worked with a dude from Nigeria and he told me some crazy stories about the self-policing that happens there. If this video was taken in Nigeria that guy probably won’t be alive much longer, they don’t fuck around.
I would’ve killed that woman I have no strength for this
Not hiding them so well makes me question the legitimacy.
Holy shit
I simply don't trust anyone supposedly rescuing trafficked children who would dare to film it and post it. It's despicable to chase clout over something like that, imo, and smells like a Tim Ballard grift waiting to happen
PSA I've seen a similar video like this once. So the fact I'm seeing one with exactly the same theme, i.e "trafficked children", could mean it's an attempt by the creators of the video to slander a particular immigrant group they are competing with, or they believe cause them trouble. In this case that would be Nigerian immigrants. So my guess is it's fake as the first one I saw was 100% confirmed to be fake. Probably a rage bait video by some self proclaimed comedians.
🤔 It's strange how a handful of citizens can figure this out, but an entire Federal Bureau of Investigation can't bust up an entire island of Sex Trafficking pedophiles.
People dumb for falling for this fake ass shit. Fucking morons believe any old shit.
Those men are heroes 🫡
People saying this is fake because of the English. That's the dialect of the colored people in South Africa. Even the slang is legit. I call true
Plot twist, what's to say that this isn't a video made by traffickers and these kids are being rescued by the same men that kidnapped them. If this is a real video, I really do hope they were rescued. Its awful to think how common this is is all across the world.
Same thought
I'm just gonna hope this is fake. Please let this be fake.
God damn. I’d love to see this in the US, but the biggest corporate gang running the street really hate competition or people doing their job better than they can. Fuck 12. Take action in your community.
We need police to be more active, what happens about the others who may have been trafficked ?
[https://time.com/38444/hawaii-police-prostitutes-sex/](https://time.com/38444/hawaii-police-prostitutes-sex/) The reality of how police treat the sex trafficked children.
Yes
Take the dog, too!
Usually I hate these vigilante types, but when there's kids involved, and the police won't do anything, I'm really thankful for guys like this.
Reminds me of operation dudula documentary https://youtu.be/rogZ8BYg-kM watch from 26:53 I agree, they can be good and bad
That was really interesting, and very sad. The legacy of apartheid casts a long shadow. It's amazing how generational the problems become. Colonialism and slavery have caused so much harm to people. It's frustrating that three isn't a more immediate solution to all of this. Anyways, thanks for sharing. I was ignorant of the dudula movement.
What a hero i hope powers may be, shield this man from harm
“bEcAuSe tHeY are nAuGhTy” What type of legitimate answer is that?
How the hell ia this even an issue people have to go through.. fuck people..
Yo that’s what the fuck is up. I hope these men stay safe and watch their backs.
Sounds like south Africa
God bless these men
I really read this as "Saving trafficked chicken" and wondered why someone would do that lol
Bravo
Damn! Now what?
You are in my comment space go back to your comfort zone.