So, Matt Parker of the Exodus Road believes he is a superhero. He travels to Thailand and has the audacity to tell the Thai people and their government that they do not know how to live or govern their lives. Parker believes he so much better than anyone in the Thai government, as well as Thailand’s police force. Yes, Matt Parker believes he is worth 14 and a half police officers. He believes he needs to go to Thailand and tell the police how to do their jobs. His arrogance is reminiscent of Tim Ballard. Oh yes, BALLARD-PARKER, they dance together.
The Parker’s admitted that they are the Savior for Thailand. They are quoted in an article by Ministry Watch, https://ministrywatch.com/exodus-road-fights-global-sex-trafficking-launches-free-training/ “Intervention: Gathering evidence that help officials arrest and charge traffickers and sex customers. In many cases, Laura’s husband Matt leads these efforts. “Intervention is risky and difficult, law enforcement is overwhelmed and underfunded, and they need our help.” I am sure Thailand’s law enforcement agencies are proud of this statement. I guess they need a superhero like Matt Parker.
This is the case with BALLARD-PARKER, they think they are so much better than the rest of the world. The salaries, the life style, the lavish parties and the 5 star hotels they stay in when they are there to help “underfunded law enforcement agencies.” Really??? They are harming good organizations. They are taking resources and money that could be put to good use. Matt Parker has changed? Matt Parker has learned and is emulating his friend, Tim Ballard.
According to Ministry Watch, “The Exodus Road came under fire from four former contract employees and volunteers who issued an open letter accusing the charity of sexual and financial misconduct, including sexual abuse by staff and the creation of “a culture of sexually violent, explicit language, and sexually inappropriate behavior” that was “established by leadership.” More than 20 people eventually signed on to the letter.”
However, Parker just played the martyrs role. It was never about his misconduct, it was the other people. And oh yes, he’s changed. Ministry Watch also reports the “Exodus Road had its legal counsel, Lewis Roca Rothgerber Christie, conduct an independent investigation of the claims. It found that inappropriate workplace behavior had taken place, but no sexual abuse. Some employees and contract workers were let go, including one leader who was fired then rehired after a six-month period of training and rehabilitation.”
So, do a little damage control, and then bring those people back. I’m smelling a Quid Pro Quo here. It seems that these individuals were told to lie or mislead the investigators, and then you will get your job back after a little time sitting in the corner. BALLARD-PARKER are the same people in 2017 and they are the same people now. “The organization we were in 2017 is not the same organization we are today,” Parker said. “We’re always growing, always learning, and always trying to improve our practices and hiring process. Parker is under major investigation in Thailand. It’s only a matter of time before he is formally charged with crimes against the Thai people. Remember Thailand, he believes he better than you. He and Laura’s salaries come to $280,000 USD, the average police officer in Thailand makes $19,000 USD. WOW….. Yes, WOW…… He really believes the police force is underfunded. No. He really believes he’s a superhero and that the world needs BALLARD-PARKER.
