Oh. Great, just great.The journalist is going to be on Tout Le Monde En Parle on Sunday.
Oh. Great, just great.The journalist is going to be on Tout Le Monde En Parle on Sunday.
ExactlyThis is why I don’t do reviews. Sure it’s nice to know if you can expect a good experience or whatever but it’s all just way too much information being put out there.
The old adage “never kiss and tell” is very sage advice.
Read the following update from the "Enquête" report:Hmm.
Where can we find this information online please?
It follows the same MO since the past 15 years, the clients are the predators and the SWs are the victims and no girl will voluntarily work as a SW so all were coerced into it. It is like stripclubs whenever there is a violent event in one they publicly expose the club like they did with Doric but when it concerns a corporation they cover it up and make the details vague. This is done on purpose. The feminists want it all shut down. They do not care about the girls just to push their ideology and the politicians to please their voting base and the media is aligned with the MO.I have a few observations regarding this topic that I find interesting:
The way they frame the situation in their "investigation", is that many of the girls are basically manipulated by agency bosses to join and stay and take 100s of clients, now we see most of them seeking to join new agencies by themselves in less than 24 hrs since their agency closed, so this basically contradicts the story that they are being forced to do this job.
A second interesting point is that if it was necessary to literally mention the exact locations of the condos, this makes me think this was somehow specifically targeted at euphoria.... Like why they did not censor that information.i mean it is not a secret as any person can fake a booking request and get them, but why specifically mentioned it during the video???
(So my theory is that police will not persue anyone from euphoria but they are somehow saying hey we now where you meet and we know how the system works, to discourage people from using agencies)
Also they claim the are doing this to help the girls in the industry, however they are then exposing the pictures of their bodies in massive communication media.. is that ethical?? I know the faces are blurred in the pics and is public information in the web but then if they really care about the girls, why expose photos of their bodies without consent.
Well I guess they'll be cracking down then more than we thoughtRead the following update from the "Enquête" report:
La Presse
Le SPVM bonifie ses ressources en lutte à l'exploitation sexuelle
It is specified " sexual explotation of minors"Read the following update from the "Enquête" report:
La Presse
Le SPVM bonifie ses ressources en lutte à l'exploitation sexuelle
Why do those stupid journalists keep writing articles that undermine an ancient industry that dates back to primitive times?I am sure the journalist who did this story is reading the board today and probably enjoy reading us. Kinda like throwing a rock in a fishpound and all the fishes start to panic and move all over the place.
While this will not kill the oldest profession in the world, it certainly will lead to changes and adaptation and these are rarely for the best.
I know they will never show the other side and all the good this business does for both providers and clients. For that tough we can be grateful to the Sonia Von Sacher of this world and such.
Every sex worker does it’s a way to keep trackNot sure why
I believe ALL the agency do
Bait and click. They give the viewers what they want. It sells.Why do those stupid journalists keep writing articles that undermine an ancient industry that dates back to primitive times?
After reading that article, I am a little more pessimistic about the future of the escort business in Montreal. While the shutdown of XO and Euphoria may not be direct results of the "government action plan on sexual exploitation" that is referred to in the article, it seems like the momentum is shifting in the battle between the prostitution abolitionists and supporters of a tolerant attitude towards the industry. The abolitionists have now tasted blood and they want more and they have been given more resources to pursue their goals. While they say they want to mainly stop any negative industry practices (underage girls, pimping, violence, etc.), they really want to abolish prostitution completely or greatly diminish the size of the industry.
It's really hard to be independent in this industry.. it's simply not that easy. It's like having your own business... I don't feel "helped" as an Indy that agencies are targeted. I actually feel worried.After reading that article, I am a little more pessimistic about the future of the escort business in Montreal. While the shutdown of XO and Euphoria may not be direct results of the "government action plan on sexual exploitation" that is referred to in the article, it seems like the momentum is shifting in the battle between the prostitution abolitionists and supporters of a tolerant attitude towards the industry. The abolitionists have now tasted blood and they want more and they have been given more resources to pursue their goals. While they say they want to mainly stop any negative industry practices (underage girls, pimping, violence, etc.), they really want to abolish prostitution completely or greatly diminish the size of the industry.
The agency model of business is the most vulnerable to attack by the abolitionists. The Enquete episode provides the perfect script for how to shut down an agency. The police, the press and abolitionist groups such as CLES do not have to shut down every agency. They just have to harass, intimidate and scare the owners, escorts and clients of a few high profile agencies and that will kill off most of the agencies. This is what happened to the agency business in most states of the U.S. including the state where I live in the southeast.
However, it's probably impossible to kill off the indy business and it may even help the indy business by making it the only acceptable way to operate. Some girls who now work in agencies will switch to indy but many agency girls are either not interested in working as an indy or not really capable of running their own business. The result will be lower supply, higher prices and much less convenient booking procedures for the client.
I hope I'm wrong about all this, but it feels like a new era is dawning in the sex business in Montreal.




