Exodus Cry

In 2008, Benjamin Nolot founded the "Exodus Cry" organization out of his passion for ending sex trafficking. But along the way, after discovering how the porn industry works, they included it in their target to battle against.

According to God Reports, the industry sometimes involves "trafficking and the use of underage and non-consenting participants." Hence, they considered such an act "modern-day slavery."

In an interview with the outlet, Exodus Cry's VP of Communications, Daniel Garcia, said, "We're a small team coming against a multibillion-dollar industry over exploitation."

Despite knowing that Pornhub, "the world's biggest porn site," is a giant company, the Exodus Cry movement is not afraid. Instead, they wanted to make the people behind Pornhub accountable for their actions.

"We're not saying 'don't watch porn, because it's immoral,'" VP Daniel explained. "We're saying we need to hold people accountable who are profiting off of sexual exploitation and sexual assault. Because it's overtly criminal."

Coming against Pornhub

So, Exodus Cry went after the giant porn site with "a three-pronged strategy." At first, they raised awareness among people through the power of media and social media. The organization created content to inform people about the real deal of sexual exploitation. They also helped the victims of the site. Later, Pornhub finally noticed the small organization and marked them as their number one enemy.

"We became enemy number one of the porn industry," Daniel said. "That's what a porn performer told us."

In Exodus Cry's battle against porn, they slowly began achieving remarkable success. Apparently, their efforts to come against Pornhub went viral, sparking rage against the giant site across countries. According to their website, "their petition ultimately received 2.2 million signatures from people in 192 countries."

Pornhub's Number One Enemy

Moreover, a well-known New York journalist, Nick Kristof, picked up the story and exposed Pornhub. He titled the front page "The Children of Pornhub."

"Pornhub was a cesspool of rape, trafficking, image-based sexual abuse, and revenge porn," the VP of communications explained. "Anytime somebody's being shown in porn without their consent, that's image-based sexual abuse. Sometimes it's rape. Sometimes it's trafficking, sometimes it's child sexual abuse."

That's when the giant site began to be shaken. According to the report, "Pornhub removed the "Download" button on the site." Then "Mastercard and Visa halted payments on Pornhub." Also, "Pornhub removed 10 million videos, 80% of its content."

AFTER 16 YEARS, PORN STAR LEFT THE INDUSTRY WHEN SHE HEARD GOD'S VOICE

"The company blamed Exodus Cry and the Traffickinghub campaign as the reason for the move," Daniel said.

Furthermore, 50 women boldly spoke up and filed a lawsuit against the owner of Pornhub. On top of that, the porn site's "CEO and COO stepped down" after ten years of leading the company. And rumors said that Pornhub had "mass layoffs."

"We want to uproot the tree of exploitation. We want to see trafficking and commercial sexual exploitation abolished," Daniel remarked. Subscribe for free to Breaking Christian News here

In this great news, truly, the righteousness of God prevails.

"...for the power of the wicked will be broken, but the Lord upholds the righteous." -Psalm 37:17

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